EXTRA OPTIONS

10.3 Using an external universal siren

You can also add sirens and warning lights that are not part of the Marmitek range. Please use a separately available Marmitek AD10 (art. no. 08933), AW12 (09463) or the AM12 (art. no. country specific, see www.marmitek.com/plug-in).

Set this module to address B2. The module is switched on in case of an alarm and switched off after 4 minutes.

10.4 Transceiver function

The Marmitek X-10 range contains several wireless remote controls that you can use to control your Marmitek X-10 modules (such as a universal remote control for your TV, audio equipment and Marmitek X-10). These remote controls use the RF system, which means the remote control signal goes through walls and ceilings. See www.marmitek.com/x10wireless for more information. Your console will convert these remote control RF signals to X-10 signals and transmit them via the mains. You can then control the Marmitek X-10 modules using these transmitters.

10.5 All Home Automation functions at a glance

Name

Description

Module set to address

 

 

 

Comfort lighting

You can switch your lighting using the buttons Lights ON and

 

 

Lights OFF on your key chain remote control.

A1 and A2

Exit delay

Lights are switched on during the exit delay.

A1 and A2

 

 

 

Alarm lighting

In the case of an alarm, the lights will flash during 4 minutes and

 

 

then remain on.

A1 and A2

Status indicator

The lights are switched on when the system is set to ARM AWAY.

B1

 

 

 

External Siren PH7208

Extra 110dB siren.

A1 or A2

 

 

 

Extra universal siren

Connect your own siren to a Marmitek AM12 or AD10 module.

B2

 

 

 

This table uses the unchanged settings for the basic console address.

10.6 Basic address for Home Automations functions

The basic address is set to control multiple Home Automation modules on the SC9000. The standard basic address is A1. The A in this address is called the HouseCode. The HouseCode of the console, the remote controls and the Home Automation modules all have to have the same letter. The 1 in the basic address is called the UnitCode. If your neighbours also have a Marmitek security system, it may be necessary to change the basic addresses and the addresses of your Marmitek X-10 modules.

If you change the HouseCode of the console, the addresses for the Home Automation functions also change. Example: You change the HouseCode from A into C.

SAFEGUARD / TOTALGUARD

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