Vanmate Contact Remote Control Alarms And Van Security User Guide

Vanmate Contact Remote Control Alarms And Van Security

Product Information

The product is a versatile and high-performance device designed to provide efficient functionality in various settings. It is equipped with advanced technology and features to enhance user experience.

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Product Usage Instructions

Please follow the instructions below to ensure proper usage and maximize the benefits of the product:

1. Read the user manual thoroughly before using the product.
2. Ensure that the product is placed on a stable and level surface.
3. Connect the power supply to the designated port on the device.
4. Switch on the power button located on the front panel.
5. Once powered on, the device will display the main menu on the screen.
6. Use the navigation buttons or touchscreen to navigate through the menu options.
7. To select an option, press the corresponding button or tap on the screen.
8. Refer to the user manual for specific instructions on each menu option and feature.
9. To connect external devices, use the available connectivity ports.
10. Ensure that all connections are secure and properly inserted.
11. If connecting to a network, refer to the network setup section in the user manual.
12. Follow the recommended maintenance guidelines to ensure optimal performance.
13. In case of any issues or inquiries, refer to the troubleshooting section of the user manual or contact our customer support.

By following these instructions, you can make the most of your product and enjoy its advanced features and functionality.

Technical details

• Triaxial accelerometer
• 7 individual levels for sensitivity adjustment
• The SOS alarm activation button
• x3 AAA batteries installed in each compartment for a long standby time of up to 6months and an approximate 1-3 depending on daily usage
• Waterproof: IP55
• Range: 30-50m
• Volume: 110dB
• Operating temperature: -20~60 ̊C
• Operating humidity: <80%
• Storage conditions: -30 ̊C +70 ̊C

Siren Housing

• In order to remove the siren housing, you canuse a thin object such as the screwdrivers supplied or even a ballpoint pen.
• Simply push in one of the side flanges, which will release each individual corner and offer that corner up, then move on to pushing in the next flange.
• All 4 flanges need to be depressed and released from their internal latch in order to lift the siren housing from its base.
• Once the siren housing is separated from the base, you can simply push through the circle in the upper housing below to detach the siren.

Replacing Batteries

• Alarm: batteries will need replacing if performance is notably reduced or if you hear“Du…Du” when armed.
• Remote: batteries will need replacing when the LED darkens or if you notice the wireless range is shorter.
• Method of loading & replacing batteries: First follow the procedure below. Carefully remove the sealed electronics compartment that contains the batteries (take care to ease the unit away from the seal around the outlet).Once out, remove the screw. Use the triangular slice (splitter) to separate the two halves and replace the x3 AAA batteries. If successful the alarm will sound 3 beeps

Usages and Settings

Remote Control

• Arm & Disarm Mode Setting: Press the button on the remote once, and the alarm will sound ‘ beep, beep’ and then ‘beep’ after 5 seconds when it is in an alert state.
• When contact or displacement is detected the alarm will sound a warning for 2 seconds. If the alarm is triggered again within 2-12 seconds, it will alarm for 30 seconds automatically.
• To stop the alarm or exit ARM mode, press the button on the remote once. This button activates the alarm manually
• VanDefend is a visible and audible zonal alarm and crime deterrent
• It is designed to protect high-risk areas on vehicles alert against the potential threat of damage to doors and locks and guard against the potential threat of copper pipe theft from a“pipe” carrier or ladders from a roof rack.
• VanDefend can be installed internally or externally in your van using screw fixing and adhesive squares.

Fitting

• Please read the full pamphlet before fitting*
• Ensure the location surface is clean and dust-free.
• Remove the protective film cover from the base, exposing the 3M 5952F adhesive surface. (Be careful not to touch or contaminate the surface).
• Carefully offer the base up into position and begin to apply pressure across the whole base area rubbing from corner to corner.
• Care is required as the applied pressure activates the adhesive molecules and creates a strong, lasting bond.
• You can also use a screw if you wish in the lower housing.

Protection of side doors:

• The alarm unit(s) should be positioned in relative proximity to vulnerable areas in order to give maximum protection with multipoint application.
• They can then be paired to an onemaster remote control, by following the simple‘Programme Remote’ instructions.

Adjusting Sensitivity

• VanDefend alarm units are manufactured and dispatched at their most sensitive level and can be customized to a variety of conditions.  Level Sensitivity Adjustment
• NB: The end user is responsible for fine-tuning the sensitivity of their alarm if necessary, dependent on the level of exposure required, and to avoid unnecessary false alerts.
• If you experience a “false alarm” you will need to adjust and lower the sensitivity level.

Sensitivity Adjustment:

• The 7 levels of sensitivity range from“Do…Re…Mi…Fa…So…La…Te”.
• The default sensitivity is “Do” (highest).
• To adjust sensitivity, press and hold the alarm which will sound ‘beep’ 2 or 3 times.
• The LED indicator will temporarily switch off then back on, then press the button once.
• It will sound like “Do…Re…Mi…Fa…So… La…Te , thenpress the button again. You will hear “Do”, press “Re”, etc. from highest to lowest setting, and then this will be continually repeated until you reach your required level.
• Once you have selected the desired sensitivity, press the button to exit the sensitivity setting.

Programming the Remote:

• Remove the batteries for 30 seconds and then reload them.
• Press and hold the button.
• You hear a ‘beep’, then press / buttons, and 2 beeps will sound if successfully set.

Programming a second remote:

• Press the button on the paired remote once, then press the button for a little longer.
• The LED indicator will temporarily switch off and then back on, at which point you will hear a beep.
• Press / the button on the second remote. 2 beeps will sound if successfully set.

Removing all connected remotes:

• Be careful when carrying out this operation. Keep the alarm in disarm mode.
• Press the button for a little longer on the paired remote.
• The LED indicator will temporarily switch off and then back on, at which point you will hear a beep.
• Press the button and 3 beeps will sound ifpaired remotes are successfully removed.

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