BSM HOME 3 User Manual

FEATURES

- remote control transmitter with two buttons;

- hopping code

- two zones

- indications for:
* power supply of the central unit
* status (OFF/ON)
* status of each zone (active / passive)
* alarm memory for each zone
* memory for the last alarm

- double supply (220V AC and acid battery) with automatic
charge

- built-in magnetodinamic siren 126dB

- built-in tamper buttons against sabotage,
connected internally to the zone 2

- possibility for wiring all kinds of standard security
detectors (12V normal closed switches for alarm
and tamper)

- “chirp” sound if ON/OFF

- outputs for:

- low current for additional (external) back-up siren and phone
dialer

- low current for switch ON/OFF status

USER‘S INSTRUCTION

1. Remote control:

Remote transmitter has two buttons:
N1 switches ON the central
N2 switches it OFF
(under the LED-N1, under it-N2)

2. Indications

At the bottom part of the box exist following indications:

220V (green) – shows existing AC, when it is switched off
it means the system works with battery supply and it is necessary
to take care for recharging it. The battery can supply proper work
of the system for couple of hours, in dependence of its capacity
and the mounted sensors. After battery’s discharge the system
becomes uncontrolled.

Armed (yellow) - If LED is ON – it means the system is
armed in some arm modes, if LED is OFF – the system is in dis­arm mode.

Zone 1 – Zone 2 (red) - They show every zone status.
If the LEDs don’t light on, it means the detectors, connected to
the corresponding zone are in neutral status, if the LEDs light on
it means a detector from this zone is being triggered. When the
system is disarmed, if any zone LED blinks, it means the system
has been triggered by sensor of that zone. The same LED shows
the current status of the zone – if some detector is triggered,
the LED lights on and turns off, shortly twice in second, in neu­tral mode of the zone the LED indication is turned off and blinks
shortly twice in second.

3.Arm modes.

The security central unit can be switched on/off by the remote
transmitter in the following modes:

3.1. Disarmed:

Before you come, into the security zone, press the N2 button.
Triple chirp is heard and LED “Armed” lights off. Every time
you press this button, the system is disarmed independent of
its former status (on/off). In this mode the central unit disables

control of sensors. If the second zone is congured as 24th hour

one when is mounted, it keeps the control on the connected to it
circuits. In this case it’s possible the yellow LED to lights on very
dark. In disarm mode the red LEDs of the zones caused alarming
light on.

3.2 Armed.

In this mode the system is turned on by pressing the N1 button
of the remote transmitter (RT), after leaving the security area and
locking it. A “chirp” is heard and the yellow LED (Armed) lights
on. 6 seconds after arming the system disables all detectors, in
order to avoid false alarms from triggered detectors when the
area is left. Both red LEDs light on, indicating that all zones have

been triggered. After passing of the xed time the red LEDs light

off and triggering of any sensor of the zone arms the system im­mediately.

3.3 Special Arm mode.

This mode is possible only if the second zone isn’t congured as
24th hour one.

Turn on the mode as follows: When the system is disarmed press
the N1 button, a “chirp” is heard. After this within 1 to 6 sec. press
the same button again, long and short “chirp” is heard. In this
order lights on only the red LED of the second zone. The differ­ence with the previous mode is in lighting of the second zone
only. After 6 sec. its LED keeps lighting on quickly to indicate that
the system is in special armed mode. Pressing of the N1 button
after more than 6 sec. causes only indication of the turned on
mode (lights and sounds). If you are not sure which is the present
system status wait 10sec. and press the N1 button. By the chirps

you can nd the mode type.

4. Disarm.

If any detector is triggered, the system starts alarm by the built-in
siren and additional devices for about 2 min.
Alarming can be stopped preliminary by pressing one of the but­tons on RT. According to the button that has been pressed the
system can be armed or disarmed. When the arming stops, if
corresponding zone is still triggered (for instance open door or
defect sensor), the system disables corresponding zone till its
recovering. This function is useful in the following case - arm the
system, leaving the protected area, but some zone is in irregular
state (triggered sensor or a door is left opened). Six sec. later the
system will alarm. There are two possibilities:

-Disarm the system and check in the memory which zone is been
triggered.

-The next possibility is to press again the button for switching
after turning on alarm. So the alarming stops and the irregular
zone is disabled as the control on the next zone is still kept– in­complete arming is possible till eliminating the trouble, and at the
same time the trouble can not be passed through.

5. Panic mode

Pressing both buttons in one and the same time turns on the
siren (alarm). To stop alarming follow the instruction described in

point 4.

6. Checking the number of the remote control trans­mitters.

Press and hold the button N2 for more than 5 sec. About 4 sec.

after hearing the disarming chirps, the system produces low
chirps which number is equal to the number of the set remote
control transmitters.

If the battery is discharged the system produces 5 instead of 3
chirps in disarming.