User manual X10 PK9000

[. . . ] Replace the battery cover and plug the AC power cord into any convenient AC outlet near a window or outside door where it will easily be heard by someone approaching your home. Note: The DR10A key chain remote shown on the gift box has been replaced with a NEW version, Model KR19A. To test the system Wait about 30 seconds after power up before testing the unit. Make sure the slide switch on the back of RoboDog is set to RUN (to the left). [. . . ] RoboDog will bark to acknowledge that the Remote Control is installed. RoboDog also works with X10 security systems so it will bark when the alarm trips. You can now use the SECURITY LIGHT ON and SECURITY LIGHT OFF buttons on the Security Remote Control to activate RoboDog just like the 1-ON and 1-OFF buttons on HA Remotes (see above). To change RoboDog's default setting of A1 so you can activate RoboDog with a different code: Move the slide switch on the back of RoboDog to INSTALL (to the right). Make sure the Housecode dial on the Remote Control matches the letter you set on the back of RoboDog. For example if you pressed button number 5 on the Remote Control, RoboDog will now be activated by 5-ON and silenced by 5-OFF, and it will turn on X10 modules set to number 5, five seconds after it is tripped. Motion Detector Model DM10A (sold separately) You can purchase an outdoor battery operated Motion Detector that will tell RoboDog to start barking whenever someone approaches your home. This motion detector can also turn lights on at dusk and turn them off again at dawn. To set up an (optional) DM10A Motion Detector Remove the screw from the front cover on the Motion Detector and remove the cover. Attach the back plate to an exterior wall in a location where the Motion Detector will see any intruder who approaches your home. Wait for approximately 60 seconds after installing the batteries to let the sensing circuitry settle before testing the unit. PK9000 inst 10/01 Page 1 of 2 To test the Motion Detector Make sure the slide switch on the back of RoboDog is set to RUN (to the left). Five seconds after barking starts RoboDog will turn on Lamp Modules (which are set to A1). If the Motion Detector is tripped again the sequence repeats itself, if no motion is detected for 4 minutes, RoboDog goes quiet, and the Lamp Module set to A1 will turn off. Note: after the Motion Detector has been tripped it will not trip again for a period of 30 seconds (for longer battery life). Press the button on the back of RoboDog to disarm it, the red light goes off. Note: the KR19A key chain remote normally controls X10 codes A1 and A2. To change the KR19A's Housecode · Press and hold the first (top) ON button. 3 seconds later, the LED blinks the current setting: 1 blink for Housecode A, 2 blinks for B. . . . . · Press and release the first (top) ON button the appropriate number of times for the Housecode you want to set. If you do not follow this programming sequence, the LED will stay on for 1 second and your existing setting will not be changed. [. . . ] This equipment generates and uses radio frequency energy, and if not installed and used properly, that is, in strict accordance with the manufacturers instructions, may cause interference to radio and television reception. It has been type tested and found to comply with the limits for remote control security devices in accordance with the specifications in Sub-Part B of Part 15 of FCC Rules, which are designed to provide reasonable protection against such interference in a residential installation. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by unplugging the equipment, try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures. [. . . ]