Dakota Alert CAD-03 Kit GSM Owner's Manual
CAD-03 Kit GSM
Auto Dialer
Owner’s Manual
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Warnings:
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC rules, Operation of this device is subject to the following conditions: 1. This device may not cause harmful interference. 2. This device must accept
any interference, including interference that may cause undesired operation.
Features:
Wireless alarm; no telephone line required, GSM Dialer supports any standard SIM card; programmable entry/exit delay time; two separate dialer alarms, alarm and panic; select up to 9 (32 digit)
user programmable phone numbers for each alarm; dierent 10 second recordable message for
each alarm; arm/disarm using keypad or remote keyfob; wireless panic; built-in tamper switch;
built-in terminal block for alarm and siren connection; DC adaptor with rechargeable battery
back-up; programmable as silent alarm (dialer only) or audible (siren + dialer).
Contents:
1 - GSM Auto Dialer
1 - RF PIR Sensor
1 - RF Shock Sensor
1 - 9V 500mA DC Adaptor
1 - Installation & Programming Guide
1 - Rechargeable 7.2V Battery
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IMPORTANT
Before you install the PIR Detectors, please take these points into consideration:
Don’t position the detectors facing windows.
Don’t position in direct sunlight.
Don’t position above heat sources or in areas of moisture.
Don’t let pets roam into the detection area when the system is armed.
The PIR Sensor is set to Alarm 2 so take this into account
when you are programming your voice messages.
Opening the PIR Sensor to access dipswitches and battery connector:
1. Slide the PIR Sensor o the bracket (use the bracket as a template for mounting.)
2. Using a small standard screwdriver, press the release clip on the bottom of the PIR Sensor.
3. Separate the two parts.
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Installation
Tools needed: Small Phillips Screwdriver;
Large Phillips Screwdriver; Small Standard Screwdriver.
Set Up:
1. Set PIR, RF Shock Sensor and CAD-03 dipswitches to match.
The rst ve dipswitches on all units (Figure 1 - 1 and Figure 2 - 1)
need to be set exactly the same with the last 3 dipswitches on
the PIR sensor and RF Shock Sensor set to OFF. (Note: On the PIR
and shock sensor, “o” is in the down position. On the Dialer, “o” is
in the up position.)
2. Install battery in PIR sensor (Figure 1 - 2) and mount at desired
location. (Note: recommended to replace batteries every
6 months.)
3. Remove the battery insulator by pulling black tab
from the back of the RF Shock Sensor. Unclip the
bracket from the back and mount in desired location.
Figure 1*
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Figure 2*
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* Pictures shown in white for readability.
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4. Use a small Phillips screwdriver to loosen SIM card cover on dialer
(Figure 2 - 2). Lift up on hinges. Slide black cardholder to the left and
lift. Insert SIM card into the cardholder with the notch on the top
(Figure 3). Close cardholder and slide to the right to lock into place.
Close cover and tighten screw.
5. (Note: Tamper switch (Figure 2-5) arms automatically when depressed
and will cause alarm 1 to activate when released. Disarm by entering
password code 1234 into dialer followed by the ESC button). Install the
back-up battery (included) into the auto dialer. Use a small Phillips screwdriver to remove screw
above battery cover (Figure 2 - 3). Remove cover by sliding downwards. Plug in battery pack
making sure not to force onto pins incorrectly. Put battery pack in space provided, close battery
cover, and replace the screw. Mount Auto Dialer in desired location. (Note: if tamper switch is not
completely compressed, Auto Dialer will not be able to properly arm. If mounted on an unlevel suface,
a wedge may be required behind the unit.)
6. Continue on to the Advanced Operations to program your dialer or refer to the “CAD-03 Quick
Reference Programming” on page 15.
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* Pictures shown in white for readability.
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