Marmitek MS9470, MS9770, MS9970 User Manual

MS9470/MS9770/MS9970 MARMITEK NICOSHOP

MS9470/MS9770/MS9970

SECURITY AND HOME AUTOMATION SYSTEM

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INTRODUCTION

Congratulations! You purchased a Marmitek Security System. Marmitek
Security Systems are quality products and are manufactured with high
precision.

The Marmitek Security System protects yourself and your home against
intruders. On top of that your Marmitek Security System can control lights
and appliances throughout your house (using the existing mains wires!). In
that way your Marmitek Security System can create a “lived-in look” when
you are away. Optional plug-in modules, wall switches or DIN-Rail modules
(at the distribution panel) allow switching of appliances or dimming of lights.
These modules can be programmed to be part of the alarm signalling.

Up to 16 wireless (radio) sensors can be installed onto the supplied Security
Console SC2800. This base station can be operated by up to 8 wireless
(radio) remote controllers. On top of that you can operate your Marmitek
Security System via the keyboard of the Security Console SC2800.

When an alarm situation occurs, the built-in telephone voice dialler of the
Security Console SC2800 will dial up to 4 pre-programmed telephone
numbers and play your pre-recorded alarm message. Anyone picking up the

phone on the other end responds to the alarm message by pressing a single
digit on that telephone. This will stop further dialling and allows the person
who picked up the phone to “listen-in“ to the protected premises by means
of the built-in microphone of the Security Console SC2800. Failing sensors
will be reported in a similar way by playing a fixed service message.

It is important that you carefully read through all of the chapters of this
users’ guide before starting the installation. Also when a third party is
installing the system for you, you have to read this manual carefully as it
contains important information regarding operation and use of the
Marmitek SC2800.

In case of any problems during installation or use of the system, please read
first through the troubleshooting chapter in the back of this users’ guide.
You also can contact the Martmitek web site (marmitek.com) for additional
information. In case you cannot fix the problem with these
recommendations, you then have to contact the dealer where you
purchased your Marmitek Security System.

CONTENTS

1. General 3

2. Safety Precautions 3

3. Marmitek Systems 4

3.1 Components 4

3.2 Important Features 4

4. Installation of the components 5

4.1 Signals and range 5

4.2 SC2800 Security Console (base station) 6

4.3 DS10 Door/Window Sensors 8

4.4 MS10 Motion Sensors 9

4.5 KR21 Key Fob Remote Control 10

4.6 SH624 System Remote Control (optional for MS9470) 10

4.7 LM12 Lamp Module (optional for MS9470) 11

4.8 Installation of other (wired) sensors 12

4.9 Installation of the GB10 Glass Break Sensor 12

4.10 DigiMax 210 wireless thermostat (OPTION) 14

5. Programming the SC2800 base station 15

5.1 Registration of radio sensors 15

5.2 Registration of wireless remote controls 16

5.3 Set siren on/off (silent alarm) 16

5.4 Programming of telephone numbers 17

5.5 Recording the alarm message 18

5.6 Delayed alarm times 19

5.7 Jamming detection on/off 20

5.8 Change personal identification code (PIN) 21

5.9 Erasing a radio sensor 22

5.10 Erasing of all settings 22

6. Operating the system 23

6.1 Install, Run 1 and Run 2 23

6.2 Arming the system 23

6.3 When an alarm situation occurs 24

6.4 Disarming the system 25

6.5 Disarming after an alarm (reset) 25

6.6 Panic alarm 26

6.7 Zone indicators 26

6.8 Controlling lights and appliances (Home Automation) 27

6.9 Lifestyle programming 29

7. SC2800 dial-in features 30

8. Setting ‘sensor error’ message 31

9. Troubleshooting 32

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1 GENERAL

• Marmitek systems are designed for use in dry environments.

• Avoid placement of system components in environments with extreme temperatures (normal operation is 0-40°C) or humidity.

• Only the supplied PS500 Mains Adapter can be used to power the SC2800 base station and preferably alkaline batteries should be used for the sensors
and remote. Do not use rechargeable batteries!

• Marmitek equipment is CE approved, and has radio transmission approvals for most countries.

• Always carefully follow the instructions in the users’ guide.

2 SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

• There is a hazard of electrical shock or injury if the system (the PS500 in particular) is installed in any other way than recommended in this manual.
The electrical parameters, especially with respect to the mains voltage listed on the PS500, must be observed at all times.

• Only Marmitek Authorised Service Centres (MASC’s) are qualified to repair the system. Unauthorised opening of any parts of the system voids the warranty.

• It is highly dangerous to open the PS500 Mains Adapter as it contains parts carrying 230 V mains voltage. In case of malfunction of the PS500
Mains Adapter, unplug the system and contact your dealer.

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3.1 COMPONENTS

MARMITEK SYSTEMS CONSIST OF THE FOLLOWING PARTS:

1 SC2800 SECURITY CONSOLE (BASE STATION)

2 PS500 MAINS ADAPTOR*

3 MS10 MOTION SENSORS

4 DS10 DOOR/WINDOW SENSORS

5 KR21 KEY FOB REMOTE CONTROL

6 WALL MOUNTING BRACKET FOR SC2800*

SECURITY CONSOLE

7 SH624 SYSTEM REMOTE CONTROL

(OPTIONAL FOR MS9470)

8 LM12 LAMP MODULE (OPTIONAL FOR MS9470)

9 BREAKING GLASS DETECTOR (OPTIONAL)

10 SET OF ACCESSORIES: BATTERIES,

TELEPHONE CABLES (ANALOG AND ISDN),
WIRED SENSOR CABLE, EAR PHONE AND
INSTALLATION MATERIALS

* NOT INCLUDED

3.2 IMPORTANT FEATURES

• Up to 16 wireless sensors can be installed on the base station

• Alarm and system messages can be sent to up to 4 different phone numbers

• Anti jamming circuit detect interfering radio signals

• The alarm message can be recorded by the user (up to 12 sec.)

• Confirmation of the alarm message by pressing any key on a telephone (DTMF)

• “Listen-in” to the protected premises when an alarm is reported

• Silent alarm function (siren disabled)

• Lifestyle function perfectly simulates presence of residents

• Input for wired sensor (smoke or flood detector)

• Additional sirens and lights can be activated over mains wires (plug and play)

• Automatic activation of lights and appliances when leaving or upon arrival

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4 INSTALLATION OF THE COMPONENTS

4.1 SIGNALS AND RANGE

Your security system is using various
communication techniques. For a good
understanding of these, it is recommended to
read through the short explanation given below.

Wireless:

The sensors (DS10 Door/Window Sensor, MS10
Motion Sensor, etc.) and remote controllers, are
communicating wirelessly via radio signals with
the base station. This has the great advantage
that no wires need to be installed between
sensors and base station. Moreover, you simply
can take the Marmitek system with you in case
you’re going to move. Built-in transmitters in the
sensors and remotes and a receiver in the base
station take care of this wireless communication.
The ultra high frequencies (UHF) of the
transmitters make sure that the signals go
through walls and ceilings.

The range (maximum distance between
transmitters and base station) depends on local
circumstances. I.e. a brick wall will give more
attention of the signal than a dry wall. Building
materials with metal foil can greatly influence the
range. Another reason for reduced range is that
other transmitters are in use in the building,
operating on the same frequency. Especially
wireless (radio) headsets and speakers can
influence the range of the sensors and remotes.
Cordless phones do not influence the range of the
system. Switching power supplies (e.g. used for
halogen lamps, CFL lamps, PC’s) can influence the
range of the system also. The base station is
equipped with a system to detect strong
interfering signals (refer to chapter 5.7 Set anti
jamming detection on/off).

You do not have to worry that these frequencies
will influence the alarm functions of the system or
initiate an alarm. The signals from the sensors are
encrypted in such a way that, after installation,
the base station only will recognise these as valid

messages and ignore interfering signal from
mobile phones, wireless headsets, other security
systems, etc.

Over existing mains wiring:

Controlling lamp modules and other Home
Automation modules is done over existing mains
wiring. The PS500 Mains Adapter transmits so­called Marmitek X-10 signals coming from the
Security Console SC2800 onto the mains wiring,
whereby a message containing an address
(consisting of a so-called house and unit code)
and an instruction (e.g. on or off) are transmitted
to e.g. a lamp module.

These signals are transmitted over all mains
wiring, regardless of the fuse circuit, as long as
these are connected to the same phase. In case
you want to transmit the signals over multiple
phases, you’ll have to install a so-called phase
coupler in your installation, preferably at the
distribution panel. (more information available
through your dealer or at www.marmitek.com).
Some extra sirens (PH7208) are addressed in the
same way.

Via telephone line:

When an alarm is triggered by one of the sensors
or a technical malfunction occurs, an alarm or
system message will be transmitted over the
phone line connected the Marmitek system, to the
persons (friends or family) of which you have
programmed the telephone number into the
system. For this reason, the base station will be
connected to the telephone line with the supplied
cable and plug/adapter (this may be country
specific).

In case of a single analog telephone connection:
Insert the plug/adapter/cable combination,
coming from the SC2800 base station, into the
telephone outlet and insert the plug of your
regular phone into this plug/adapter combination.

During an alarm situation, an eventual telephone
call will be disconnected.

In case of a analog PABX with multiple telephones:
Connect the SC2800 base station directly to the
incoming phone line (i.e. before the PABX).
In general you’ll need to dial a “0” or a “9” to get
an outside line. You need to program this number
together with the rest of the phone number you
want the base station to dial when an alarm
occurs (refer to 5.4).

In case of and ISDN or other digital telephone
connection:
The SC2800 can never be connected directly to
an ISDN or other digital phone line. You have to
connect the SC2800 base station to an analog
adapter with the supplied ISDN cable. In case no
analog input is available, you have to purchase an
adapter (ask you telecom supplier). In general
you’ll need to dial a “0” or a “9” to get an outside
line. You need to program this number together
with the rest of the phone number you want the
base station to dial when an alarm occurs (refer to

5.4). Please keep in mind that in case of loss of
mains power, an ISDN PABX will not allow the
SC2800 to dial out. This can only be guaranteed
when using an analog telephone line.

4.2
THE SC2800
BASE STATION

1. PANIC

When pressed, this red button initiates an
immediate alarm.

2. ARM HOME

Alarm function when being at home. Only door
and window sensors (no motion sensors) are
activated.

3. ARM AWAY

All sensors are activated.

4. BYPASS

When you want to arm the system and one of the
sensors is reporting a problem (e.g. window is still
open, battery low, etc.), you can choose to arm
the system without activating this particular
sensor. As long as you can hear the dual error tone
error, you have the option to press the “bypass”
button and arm the system again. The zone
indicator of that sensor is now flashing rapidly.
Once the error condition is corrected (e.g.
window closed), the bypass will be automatically
removed and the sensor becomes part of the
total system again.

5. DISARM

Disarms the system after entering your personal
identification code (PIN).

6. SYSTEM INDICATORS

RECORD – Lights when during recording and
playing the personal security message.
JAMMING- Indication that a strong interfering
signal is detected.
ARM- Lights when the system in armed.
BATTERY LOW- Indication that the back up battery
of the base station needs to be replaced.
POWER- Indication for proper operation of the
PS500. Lights during normal operation.

7. KEYBOARD

To program and operate the security system.

8. UNIT ON/UNIT OFF

For operating Marmitek X-10 Home Automation
Modules (like LM12 Lamp Module). Enter the unit
code of the module on the keyboard. Then use
this key to switch this module on or off.

9. BRIGHT/DIM

For controlling the brightness of lights connected
to a specific lamp module. Enter the unit code of
the module on the keyboard and then use this key
to brighten or dim the lights.

10. ALL LIGHTS ON/OFF

To switch on all lamp modules in the system or to
switch off all modules (lamp and appliance
modules), regardless the address.

11. MICROPHONE

Very sensitive microphone for:

• recording a personalised alarm message

• “listen-in” to the protected premises via the
telephone line during an alarm situation

12. RUN 1, RUN 2, INSTALL, THERM SWITCH

RUN 1 – For normal alarm operation.
RUN 2 – For normal alarm operation. When in
disarmed mode, the base station will give a
pleasant sounding tone when a door or window is
opened (access control).
INSTALL – Position for installing sensors and for
changing system settings.
THERM - For use with Marmitek X-10 Wireless
Thermostats. Thermostat functions are
described in the manual of the thermostat.

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13. ENTER

Used for confirmation of the system settings
during installation.

14. TIME OFF

Used to set the Lifestyle mode. When pressing this
key at a certain time, the Lifestyle program will be
switched off every day at that specific time (refer
to 6.9).

15. RECORD

Used for recording and replaying of the alarm
message during installation.

16. ZONE 9-16

Used for switching from zone-indicators 1-8 to
9-16.

17. ZONE-INDICATORS

These indicators give the status of each installed
zone. Each zone represents one sensor.

18. WIRED SENSOR/EARPHONE JACK

This input jack has two functions:
You can listen to the recorded alarm message
during installation.
A wired sensor can be connected to this input
(refer to 4.8).

19. SIREN

In case of an alarm this siren gives a piercing
warning signal with a 95dB sound pressure level.
The siren can be switched of if required (silent
alarm). The system allows control of multiple
sirens over regular power lines.
N.B.: Volume and tone can be damaging for your
hearing when you are too close to the siren when
activated.

20. BATTERY COMPARTMENT

This compartment holds the 9 V back-up battery.
This battery keeps the system fully operation in case
of mains power failure. All setting will remain in
memory because these are store in an non volatile
(EEPROM) memory. Use preferably an alkaline
battery (no rechargeable battery). When you are
disconnecting the system on purpose for a longer
period of time, you must disconnect this battery to
avoid unnecessary discharge of this battery.

21. TELEPHONE CONNECTION

For connecting the system to the telephone line
(meant for analog lines; for ISDN and PABX, refer
to 4.1). Always use the supplied cable.

22. CONNECTION MAINS ADAPTOR

Connect the supplied PS500 Mains Adapter. Use
only the supplied PS500.

23. ANTENNA

Used for reception of radio signals of sensors and
remote controls. Can be mounted horizontally
(tabletop use) or vertically (wall mounted).

INSTALLATION:

Choose a suitable place for the base station, close
to a power outlet. (230VAC) and a telephone
socket.

For maximising the range, it is recommended to
place the base station as much as possible in the
middle of the premises you want to protect. By
doing this you use the smallest possible distance
between sensors and base station and optimise
the range of the system.

In doing so you have to keep in mind:

1. Avoid placing the base station close to large
metal objects (heater, cooker, etc.)

2. That the place is easy to reach

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The base station is not placed close to a PC or TV.

TABLE TOP USE

You can position the base station on any flat
surface (table, console, etc.) or use the bracket for
wall mounting. The rubber feet make sure that
the base station remains in its position.

WALL MOUNTING

The supplied wall-mounting bracket allows you to
install the SC2800 base station vertically against a
wall. Mount the SC2800 at such a height that you
can view and operate the panel easily.

For wall mounting, you have to install the radio
antenna in the vertical position. Carefully pull the
plastic tube away from the antenna wire. Then
pull the antenna wire through the vertical-

mounting hole and reposition the plastic tube
over the antenna wire.

CONNECTING THE PS500 MAINS ADAPTER

Connect the DIN plug into the socket at the back
of the base station. Plug the mains adapter PS500
into a 230 V wall outlet.

PLACING OF THE BACK-UP BATTERY

Open the battery compartment at the back of the
base station. Connect the 9 V block battery
observing the correct polarity. Place the battery in
the compartment and close the battery cover.

N.B: The back-up battery has a limited capacity,
which will be used as soon as PS500 mains
adapter does not supply the base station
anymore. Be aware of this when disconnecting
the PS500 on purpose.

CONNECTING TELEPHONE CABLE

Connect the supplied telephone cable to the back
of the base station. Connect the telephone plug
in your telephone wall socket. (refer to 4.1 for
more information on ISDN and PABX connection).

CONTROLS:

1. CONTROL
INDICATOR

When you press
the button TEST, or
when the unit is
transmitting a
signal to the base
station, this
indicator will come on. When the indicator blinks
only weakly, the batteries have to be replaced.

2. MIN/MAX

For setting a delay time of approx. 30 seconds.
When switched to the MAX position, the delay
time is activated. Position the DELAY switch
behind the cover to the MIN position
(instantaneous alarm). For an entrance door you
set the switch to MAX, allowing you to enter and
disarm the system When you want e.g. a garden
door to respond immediately, you switch the DS10
to the MIN position.

3. TEST

Used for activating and installing the sensor
during the installation procedure. Can also be
used to test the sensor.

4. MAGNETIC CONTACTS (NOT SHOWN)

The magnetic contacts are of the NC (Normally
Closed) type. The distance between magnet and
contact can not be more than 5mm. When
mounted, you have to make sure that the arrows
on magnet and contact line up. The length of
wire between contact and sensor can be
expanded or shortened. Make sure that the wires
are well connected and the screws tightened.
Multiple magnet switches can be placed in series.

5. BATTERY COMPARTMENT

Place 2 pieces AA batteries observing the polarity
instructions in the battery compartment. Use
preferably alkaline batteries.

INSTALLATION (install mode):

The Door/Window Sensor consists of a transmitter
and a magnetic contact. The magnetic contact
consists of 2 parts: the wired NC contact and a
separate magnet. Normally the magnet will make
the contact to close. When opening of a door or
window, the contact be opened and a message
will be sent to the base station (the red indicator
will come on).

The DS10 is primarily meant for doors and
windows, whereby the transmitter part and
contact will be placed on the frame and the
magnet on the moving part (door or window).

Look on door or window frame where the sensor
can be positioned without running the risk of
obstructing or damaging the sensor when
opening this door or window. Position the sensor,
if possible, as high up as possible. This will result in
the best possible range. Then mark the position of
the sensor and magnet contact. Do not place the
magnet contact directly on a metal surface. In
case of a metal or metal enforced plastic window­frame, it is recommended to use a 5mm wooden
or plastic isolator between magnet contact and
frame.

For metal frames, the distance between contact
and magnet can not be more than 3mm when
door or window is in closed position. For wooden
frames this distance is 8mm, but in all cases the
opening should be kept to the minimum. To
mount the transmitter part, you remove the
batteries and screw the back of the transmitter
onto a suitable background.

For lift-up or sash windows, the contact and
magnet should NOT slide along each other, but
should be positioned in such a way that they
clearly move away from each other.

Remove the protective cover of the double-sided
tape on the magnet and position this on the
opening part of window or door. Remove the
protective cover of the double-sided tape on the
contact and position this on the frame.

N.B.: Make sure that the arrows on the contact
and magnet line up.

After testing the system, it is recommended to
also screw down the magnet on the surface.

6. MOUNTING THE ANTENNA OF EXTRA
DOOR/WINDOW SENSORS

Extra door/window sensors are supplied with a
wire antenna and a separate antenna tube. For
proper operation, slide the plastic tube over the
antenna wire and push it firmly into the sensor
housing.

ACTIVATING THE DS10

Push the TEST key of the DS10 for more than 1
second; the indicator blinks twice. Then press the
TEST key once more and close the battery cover.

N.B.: When replacing the batteries of the sensor
when the system is operational, you can make
sure that the sensor maintains its unique code
avoiding re-installation. To do this, you OPEN the
door or window that is protected by this sensor.
After replacing the batteries, you can close the

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3. CODE

By pressing this key, the sensor gets a new code (1
out of 65.536).
N.B.: When the sensor has been installed on the
system already, you have, after pressing the CODE
key, to erase the zone of this sensor on the base
station and re-install the sensor with its new code.
(refer to 5.9 and 5.1).

4. CONTROL INDICATOR

When you press the button TEST, or when the unit
is transmitting a signal to the base station, this
indicator will come on. When the indicator blinks
only weakly, the batteries have to be replaced.

5. BATTERY COMPARTMENT

INSTALLATION (install mode):

The motion sensor is activated by changes in
temperature. For that reason do not position the
sensor close to or above heaters or air conditioners.
The motion sensor has a range of 12m and an
opening angle of 90°. Due to the special lens, the
motion sensor it “looks down” into the area it has
to protect. Place the motion sensor always approx.
180cm above the floor and in such a way that the
sensor covers the area it has to protect well.
The supplied mounting bracket can be mounted
both in a 90° corner and on a flat surface. A
motion sensor works best when an intruder is
crossing the footprint of a sensor rather than
walking towards it.
Pressing the key for more than 3 seconds switches
the movement detector into “Walk Test mode”, in
which the detector merely lights up the diode
when it detects a movement and does not
transmit a radio signal. In this mode it is possible

to test the detection range of the sensor. When
the key is pressed again the detector returns to its
normal state.
The motion sensors operate according to the
Pulse Counting method. Depending on
temperature and settings, a possible motion will
only be reported to the base station after 30
seconds.
It may seem that the motion sensor is not
functioning properly, however, every motion
detected at any time always creates an alarm. The
advantage of this method is that the number of
false alarms is reduced dramatically.

6. MOUNTING THE ANTENNA OF EXTRA
MOTION SENSORS

Extra motion sensors are supplied with a wire
antenna and a separate antenna tube. For proper
operation, slide the plastic tube over the antenna
wire and push it firmly into the sensor housing.

PLACEMENT OF BATTERIES

Open the battery cover at the front of the motion
sensor. Place 4 AA batteries observing the polarity
instructions inside the battery compartment.
Close the battery cover.

ACTIVATING THE MS10

Push the TEST key on the back of the MS10 until
the indicator comes on
N.B.: When replacing the batteries of the MS10,
the unique code is maintained in the sensor. In
case the base station does not recognise the
MS10 after changing the batteries, you have to re­install this sensor. You first have to erase this
specific zone (refer to 5.9) and re-install the
sensor (refer to 5.1).

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4.4 MS10 MOTION SENSORS

CONTROLS

1. SENSITIVITY SWITCH

This switch allows you to set the sensitivity of the
motion sensor. This switch is particularly useful
when false alarms are easily created by heat
sources like radiators, etc. In position 1 the sensor
has the maximum sensitivity while in position 2
the sensitivity is reduced.

2. TEST

Used for activating and installing the sensor
during set-up of the system and can also be used
for testing the sensor.

door or window and the sensor will
instantaneously become part of the system again.
In case this does not work (e.g. the batteries have
been low for too long), you have to re-install this
sensor. You first have to erase this specific zone
(refer to 5.9) and re-install the sensor (refer to 5.1).

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CONTROLS:

1. CONTROL INDICATORS

Comes on when the remote control sends a radio
signal when keys are pressed. When the indicator
blinks only weakly, the batteries have to be
replaced.

2. ARM

Switches on the security system in the Arm Away
mode. All sensors are now activated.

3. DISARM

Switches off the security system.

4. LIGHTS ON

Switches on the lights connected to the lamp
module set to the Home Automation base
address (refer to 6.8).

5. LIGHTS OFF

Switches off the lights connected to the lamp

module set to the Home Automation base
address (refer to 6.8).

7 + 8 PANIC

When both red keys are pressed simultaneously,
an immediate alarm will be initiated by the
security system.

9. BATTERY HOLDER

The battery holder is located inside the remote.
The back of the remote can be easily opened
using your fingernails or a small screwdriver. Only
use 3V lithium batteries model CR2016 (2x).

ACTIVATION:

BATTERIES

The KR21 is supplied with batteries installed.

INSTALLATION (install mode)

Push the ARM key for more than 3 seconds and
release the button; the indicator blinks.

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REMOTE CONTROLS

4.6 SYSTEM REMOTE CONTROL SH624
(OPTIONAL FOR MS9470)

CONTROLS:

1. PANIC

When this key is pressed, an immediate alarm will
be initiated by the security system.

2. CONTOL INDICATOR

Comes on when the remote control sends a radio
signal when keys are pressed. When the indicator
blinks only weakly, the batteries have to be
replaced.

3. CONTROL KEYS

To controlling the security system and as well as
the Marmitek X-10 Home Automation modules.

4. DIMMING KEY

To control the light level of lamps which are
connected to lamp modules. Through the control
keys, the lamp module will be activated at first by
pressing the ON key for this module. You then can
control the light level of the lamps by pressing the
DIM or BRIGHT key.

5. MODE SWITCH

The position of this switch defines the functions of
the control keys.

SWITCH IN SEC POSITION:
ARM HOME: the security system is switched into

the partial alarm mode meaning that all
door/window sensors are activated but not the
motion sensors.
ARM AWAY: all sensors of the security system
are activated.

key. (e.g. living room lamp, TV, garden lights,
etc.).

8. BATTERY COMPARTMENT (BACK COVER)

INSTALLATION:

1. PLACING THE BATTERIES

IMPORTANT: When placing the batteries, make
sure the switch is not in position 2!

Open the battery compartment on the back of
the remote control and place the batteries (4 x
AAA, preferably use alkaline batteries). Make sure
you observe the instructions in the battery
compartment. Replace the battery cover.

2.

ACTIVATION OF THE SH624 (install mode)

Press the PANIC key until the control indicator
comes on. Set the mode switch to the SEC
position. Make also sure that the House Code is on
the same letter code as the base station (behind
the cover).

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DISARM: Switches off the security system.

ALL LAMPS ON: for switching on all lamp

modules with one press of a button.
ALL LAMPS OFF: for switching off all (lamp and
appliance) modules with one press of a button.

MODE SWITCH IN POSITION 1:

1…8: For controlling Marmitek X-10 Home
Automation modules with corresponding address
(unit code 1 t/m 8).

MODE SWITCH IN POSITION 2:

9…16: For controlling Marmitek X-10 Home
Automation modules with corresponding address
(unit code 9 t/m 16).

6. HOUSE CODE SWITCH

Used for setting the system address. For proper
communication, all code switches of the system
components have to set to the same House Code.

7. TEXT WINDOW

On the piece of paper behind the plastic cover of
the text window, you can note which Home
Automation modules can be controlled with each

Lights with a power rating between 40W
minimum and 300W can be connected to the
lamp module. Do not connect any other load -like
household equipment or CFL lights- to the module
to avoid damage to your equipment and lamp
module. Special modules exist for other loads. The
lights connected to the lamp module can be
activated by the remote controls. Also, when an
alarm situation occurs, the lights will flash. During
the delay time when arming the system, these
lights will also be on. For more information about
what is possible, please refer to 6.8.

1. HOUSE CODE SWITCH

Used for selecting the system address. All House
Code Switches of the system components need to
be set to the same code.

2. UNIT CODE SWITCH

Used for setting the module number. When you set the Unit
Code on a module to number 3, you can switch the module
on and off with key 3 on the SH624 system remote.

3. PLUG SOCKET

For connecting lamps which you want to control with the
module.

4. FUSE

The fuse protects the lamp module against overload. In case
of a defective fuse, only replace this with one of the same
electrical ratings.

INSTALLATION LM12

Plug the lamp module in a spare wall socket and plug the lights you
want to control (40-300W) into the socket of the lamp module. *Plug type may vary