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Summary of Contents for Fortress Security Store S02
- Page 1 S02 ALARM SYSTEM...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION ......• QUICK START ......... What’s In The Box? First-Time Setup and Testing Installation Zone Chart SYSTEM BASICS ......Telephone Setup Entry Delay Setup Arming / Disarming Changing Your Password ADVANCED SETUP ......Adding / Removing Accessories Syncing Sirens Zone Settings Other System Settings... -
Page 3: Introduction
INTRODUCTION Welcome to your new S02 alarm system from Fortress Security Store. This easy-to-use, self-install burglar alarm system works with one or more loud sirens to alert anyone nearby of a pos- sible break-in. Using your existing phone line, the system can also call you and alert you when you’re away from home. -
Page 4: Quick Start
WHAT’S IN YOUR BOX? • All S02 systems come with at least the items above. We offer multiple sizes of the S02 kit. Look for the size you purchased on the table on the next page to see what sensors you have and what zones they are programmed to. -
Page 5: First-Time Setup And Testing
FIRST TIME TESTING To turn on your panel for the fi rst time, plug in the included power cable to the wall and into your panel, then turn the power switch ON. ON / OFF GETTING YOUR SENSORS READY Some sensors will have a battery tab or a plastic protective covering over them. - Page 6 TESTING YOUR SENSORS We recommend you test all your sensors/sirens before you install your system. This will help you ensure that everything is working as it should. To test your sensors, follow the steps below: • Arm your system * •...
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Page 7: Installation
INSTALLATION DO’S AND DON’TS This table addresses some common questions you may have during the setup process. Set it up right the fi rst time, and save on painkillers from the headache you avoided! Note: Do not mount any transmitters directly on metal. This will ensure that the transmissions from the sensors make it to the main panel successfully and reliably. -
Page 8: Zone Chart
ZONE CHART Before installing your sensors, we recommend you write down their intended location. This will help you remember which sensor is in what area. Each sensor has a number. That number is the zone it is assigned to Note: If you need more space, there is room at the back of the manual. -
Page 9: System Basics
Completing both steps below is not neces- sary; you will only need to plug your phone base station into the S02 if you have only one landline wall jack. Follow these steps to set it up: •... -
Page 10: Programming Phone Numbers
PROGRAMMING PHONE NUMBERS The S02 system has a self-monitoring feature, which means that the system can optionally call up to 6 different phone numbers and play a brief recorded message. An existing phone line with a working dial tone is required for this feature. - Page 11 LISTEN TO THE MESSAGE If you would like to listen to your pre-recorded message, you will need to plug a telephone into the same line as the Main Panel. To listen on an attached telephone line follow these steps: Alternatively, program a telephone number into your system, trigger your alarm, then wait for it to call you.
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Page 12: Entry Delay Setup
ENTRY DELAY SETUP Each Zone in the system can optionally be set to have an Entry Delay. For more information about zones and their settings, see “Zone Settings” on page 16. To set an entry delay, follow the steps below: ARMING/DISARMING There are a few different methods you can use to arm and dis- arm your system. - Page 13 WAYS TO ARM/DISARM YOUR SYSTEM Telephone Arm / Disarm To utilize this feature, you will need to have your system plugged into a telephone connection. You can only arm the system in Out mode when using your phone. (More informa- tion on page 18.) •...
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Page 14: Changing Your Password
CHANGING YOUR PASSWORD Your system’s default password is 1234. Make sure to change this password as soon as you fi nish setting up your system. We recommend keeping your password in a safe location so you don’t forget it. Follow the below steps to change your password:... -
Page 15: Advanced Setup
Your system will remain programmed even if the main panel loses power. GETTING IN / OUT OF PROGRAMMING MODE To get into Programming Mode on your S02 panel, type in your password then press # (By default, the password is 1234.) •... -
Page 16: Programming Sensors
PROGRAMMING SENSORS STOP! New systems are already pre-programmed! You should only need to program new items added later. If you are unsure on how to trigger your sensor, see the table below:... -
Page 17: Syncing Sirens
DELETING SENSORS Before you decide to delete all the sensors from your system, keep in mind that you will have to reprogram all your sensors and remotes again. This is not a full factory reset of the system. Other settings, such as your password and your programmed phone numbers will still remain the same. -
Page 18: Zone Settings
ZONE AND SYSTEM SETTINGS ZONE SETTINGS The S02 alarm system has 32 numbered Zones (01-32). Each Zone may contain up to 10 accessories each. Each Zone can have one attribute assigned to it which controls how the accessories within that Zone will behave. -
Page 19: Other System Settings
SYSTEM SETTINGS All System changes will begin with your password followed by #. This gets you into Programming Mode (both Out and Home lights will be lit). Once you have entered in the com- mand, press Return to exit programming mode. ZZ stands for zone number. -
Page 20: Controlling Your System Remotely
• Dial the landline’`s phone number. • The S02 will answer and emit one beep (You will be able to hear this on the panel and the phone you are calling from) • Enter your password on the phone followed by # •... -
Page 21: Support For Wired Sensors
Your system has a BUS bar on the back that can hold up to 6 wired sensors (or 6 circuits of wired sensors). If you have some third-party wired sensors, you can connect them to your S02 alarm system there. Wired sensors are “Instant,” meaning that they will trigger the alarm immediately whenever the system is armed in Home mode or in Out mode. -
Page 22: Panel Behavior
PANEL BEHAVIOR This section is a quick reference for how the panel behaves and what the lights and beeps indicate. 4 SHORT BEEPS Unrecognized Command, or Incorrect Password 3 BEEPS EVERY 10 SECONDS No Phone Number(s) Programmed, or the phone line has been cut. -
Page 23: Technical Specifications
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS MAIN PANEL Power Supply: AC: 220V±10% DC: 12V [US 110-220V AC] Rechargeable backup battery (internal): Ni-MH DC=7.2V Working Current: ≤ 50mA Alarm Current: ≤300mA Wireless Receiving Frequency: 433MHz±0.5MHz Wireless Receiving Sensitivity: 5mV/m Anti-Jamming Sensitivity: 1V/m (freq. range: 20-1000MHz) Outside Alarm Siren: <110db Working Condition: Temperature 14 - 104 °F, Relative Humidity≤90%... - Page 24 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS REMOTE CONTROL KEY FOB Battery: 12V DC Static Current: 0 Transmission Current: 15mA Transmission Frequency: 433MHz±0.5MHz Wireless range (line of sight): 150 feet Working Condition: Temperature 14 - 104 °F, Relative Humidity≤90%...
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