DeWalt DS100 If You Lose Your Master Code, Turn System Off, Battery Maintenance, Device Batteries

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CAUTION: LOUD NOISE. Running this test will cause a loud noise that may startle any persons near the Siren.

1.Select TEST.

2.Using the up and down arrows, scroll through the list of external sirens and choose the one to be tested. Select TEST.

3.The screen will indicate that the system is testing the external sirens. If the siren is not heard, see the Troubleshooting Guide for more detailed information. When the testing is complete, select BACK.

4.Use the up and down arrows to scroll through the menu until the next external siren to be tested is reached.

5.When all sirens have been tested, select EXIT.

If You Lose Your Master Code

A user who forgets the master code can have it reset by calling DEWALT customer service for assistance. Please have the Base Unit near you when calling customer service.

Turn System Off

This system has been designed to be portable. If changing site locations, it is recommended to place the unit into the standby mode to transport or store the Base Unit. This will preserve the battery life and protect the unit while unplugged.

1.Start at the main screen.

2.Select MENU or press MAIN MENU on the keypad.

3.Using the keypad, enter the master code.

4.Use the up and down arrows to scroll through the menu until the Standby screen is dis- played. Select OK.

5.The screen will provide a reminder that the power must be unplugged before standby state can be entered. Unplug the power supply and select OK.

6.Verify that the system is to be placed in standby. Select YES.

7.Using the keypad, enter the master code.

8.If the master code is correct, the unit will go into the standby state. For 2 seconds, the Going To Sleep... screen is displayed:

While the system is in the standby state, the POWER LED will flash once every 5 seconds. To resume activity, plug the Base Unit into the wall outlet.

NOTE: After power is restored, the Base Unit makes a call to verify communication with the monitioring service. When the alarm signal is received by the monitoring service, the user is notified.

Battery Maintenance

Do not attempt to access the battery in the Base Unit. Follow all instructions regarding the installation and disposal of device batteries.

BASE UNIT BATTERY

The Base Unit contains a lead-acid battery. The battery cannot be accessed by a user; it is to be replaced and properly disposed of by a DEWALT authorized service center only. Do not operate the Base Unit in the inverted (upside-down) position. Overcharging in the inverted position may cause battery leakage from the safety valve.

DEVICE BATTERIES

•Never use a damaged or worn out battery. Discharged batteries should be replaced only with type CR-123 (CR-2 for Key Chain Remote) 3.0 Volt non-rechargeable Lithium batteries. Do not use rechargeable batteries.

•Carefully remove the old, discharged, battery. Do not attempt to open. Do not peel off the label from a battery pack. Never dispose of a battery in a fire. Dispose of used bat- teries in accordance with local regulations. Recycle batteries.

•Carefully follow all instructions and warnings on the battery label and package. Always insert batteries correctly with regard to polarity (+ and -) marked on the battery and the equipment. When installing the battery, do not use excessive force. If the battery does not fit, check to make sure that it matches the polarity markings.

•Never expose the battery terminals to any other metal object. This can short circuit the battery. Avoid exposure to temperature extremes. When not in use, store the battery in a cool, dark, dry place. Keep batteries out of reach of children.

IMPORTANT: After installing the battery, press the RESET button to re-register the sensor and restore programming.

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Contents Dewalt Page DS200 DS100English Table of ContentsGeneral Safety Rules Important NoticesLimitations of System Federal Communications Commission FCC Part 68 Statement Federal Communications Commission FCC Part StatementIndustry Canada DS100 Base UnitDS200 KEY Chain Remote DS100 Jobsite Security Portable Alarm System Base Unit Unique FeaturesAccessories Prevention of False AlarmsDuring an Alarm Connecting the Equipment Step TWO SET Time and Date Programming for Initial SetupTelephone Connection Step ONE Choosing a LanguageList of Devices Code To Access the Reset Button on the KEY Chain RemoteIf Master Codes Do Not Match Step Four Assign DevicesStep Five Test Range ALPHA/NUMERIC Chart KEY# of presses PADArming the System Step Seven Monitoring ServiceDelays Using the KeypadArming Automatically Using the KEY Chain RemoteDisarming the System FaultsEntry Delays HOW to View FaultsDescription of Fault Codes System SettingsClearing a Fault To Clear a Tamper FaultTo Edit a Device To Add a DeviceUser Code Maintenance To Remove a DeviceChange Master Code SET Console Devices To Add a UserTo Edit a User To Remove a UserClear Settings SET DELAY/INSTANTAuto ARM ON/OFF Auto ARM Time SETReview Account Choose Language Customer Service information To View Account NumberSet Date/Time To View the Mobile Identification Number MINTest Review Event LogStrobe To verify, follow these stepsPhone Line Console DevicesWireless Devices Motion DetectorExternal Sirens Turn System Off Battery MaintenanceBase Unit Battery If You Lose Your Master CodePatent Notification Contact Full One Year WarrantyCoverage Map Meaning Action Required Alarm CodesDefault E-mail Cell Phone Text Message CodesEvent Code Description Action Description of Event CodesProblem Solution Troubleshooting GuidePIR Glossary of TermsFrançais Table des matières Règles de sécurité Généralités Consignes importantesCalibre AWG Normes Limites du systèmeBase DS100 Télécommande PORTE-CLÉS DS200Industrie Canada AvertissementCaractéristiques uniques Prévention des fausses alertes AccessoiresConnexion de l’équipement Pendant une alerteÉtape Deux Réglage DE L’HEURE ET DE LA Date Programmation de la configuration initialeConnexion téléphonique Étape UN Choix DE LA LangueÉtape Trois Configuration DU Code Maître Étape Quatre Assignation DES DispositifsSi les codes maître ne cadrent pas Étape Cinq Test DE Portée Diagramme ALPHA/NUMÉRIQUE ClavierListe des dispositifs Code AppuyerÉtape Sept Service DE Surveillance Armement du systèmeÉtape SIX Addition D’UTILISATEURS Utilisation DE LA Télécommande PORTE-CLÉS DélaisUtilisation DU Clavier Configuration DES Délais Désarmement du systèmeArmement Automatique Pour éliminer une erreur due à une altération ErreursComment Afficher LES Erreurs Effacer UNE ErreurEntretien DES Dispositifs Sans Fils Options du systèmeDescription DES Codes D’ERREURS Description DES Codes DerreursPour supprimer un dispositif Pour modifier un dispositifChanger LE Code Maître Mise À Jour DU Code UtilisateurPour ajouter un utilisateur Configuration DES Dispositifs DE Console Pour modifier un utilisateurPour supprimer un utilisateur Configuration DE L’ARMEMENT Automatique Option DÉLAI/INSTANTRéinitialisation DES Options Revue DU Compte Mise À L’HEURE DE L’ARMEMENT AutomatiqueChoisir LE Langage Réglage heure/datePour afficher le numéro de compte Pour afficher le numéro d’identification mobile NIMExécution D’UN Test Revue du rapport dactivitésSituation DU Rapport D’ACTIVITÉS Description DES ÉvènementsStroboscope Pour le vérifier, suivre les étapes ci-aprèsLigne Téléphonique Dispositifs DE ConsoleSirène Détecteur de mouvementsDispositifs Sans FIL En cas de perte du code maître Arrêt du systèmeEntretien des piles Déclaration de brevet Contact Garantie complète dun anAppendice Carte de la zone de couverture cellulaire analogiqueMauvPileBse Codes DES Voyants DEL Continu Clignotant ÉteintDiagramme ALPHA/NUMÉRIQUE Codes DES Messages Textuels DU Telephone CellulaireAppuyer Code dévènement Description Action Description DES Codes DévènementRadio Cell NON Validé Guide de dépannage Problème SolutionGlossaire Español Índice Instrucciones de seguridad general Notificaciones importantesRestricciones del sistema Notificaciones Reglamentarias Control Remoto DE Llavero DS200 Ministerio de Industria de Canadá Industry CanadaAdvertencias Unidad Base DS100Características exclusivas Accesorios Prevención de falsas alarmasQue hacer durante una alarma Segundo Paso Programación DE Hora Y Fecha Programación de la configuración inicialConexión telefónica Primer Paso Elección DEL IdiomaTercer Paso Fijación DEL Código Maestro Si los códigos maestros no correspondenCuarto Paso Asignación DE LOS Dispositivos Quinto Paso Prueba DE Alcance Lista de dispositivos CódigoCuadro Alfanumérico # 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DS100, DS200 specifications

DeWalt has long been recognized as a leader in the power tool industry, and its DS200 and DS100 models continue this tradition by offering innovative features and reliable performance. Both models are designed with contractors and DIY enthusiasts in mind, providing durability and efficiency in various applications.

The DeWalt DS200 is a dual-speed, heavy-duty job site radio designed to withstand the rigors of construction environments. It boasts an impressive 20V MAX lithium-ion battery compatibility, allowing for extended battery life and convenience on the job site. One of the main features of the DS200 is its Bluetooth connectivity, enabling users to stream music directly from their smartphones or tablets. This added functionality allows for a more enjoyable work environment, fostering motivation and focus.

The sound quality of the DS200 is exceptional, featuring high-performance speakers and a digital sound processing system. Its rugged exterior is designed to protect it against dust and moisture, making it highly suitable for outdoor use. The DS200 also features a built-in USB port, allowing users to charge their devices while on the go. Additionally, its integrated hooks and available carrying handle offer enhanced portability, enabling easy transportation from one job site to another.

On the other hand, the DeWalt DS100 is a more compact and lightweight option, perfect for those seeking a portable audio solution without compromising on sound quality. The DS100 also supports 20V MAX lithium-ion batteries, ensuring compatibility and extending battery runtime. With its integrated Bluetooth technology, users can easily connect their devices and enjoy crisp audio performance.

The DS100's design prioritizes convenience, featuring a durable carry strap and a compact size that allows it to fit comfortably in small spaces. Despite its smaller stature, the DS100 does not sacrifice sound quality, providing rich audio capable of filling a room.

Both models exemplify DeWalt's commitment to quality and innovation. With their robust designs and advanced technologies, the DS200 and DS100 cater to the needs of modern users, making them essential tools for both professional contractors and home improvement enthusiasts. Whether in the workshop or on the job site, these audio solutions enhance productivity and elevate the working experience.
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