UTC Fire & Security B.V. 4003 Benutzerhandbuch

PROGRAMMING
The 4003 Key Fob Transmitter is pre-programmed with a
6-digit ID Address. This ID Address is located on the back
label and on a label on the box (example of code label
5 123456 dddd r). This 6-digit ID Address (underlined) will
be needed to program this device into the RF Gateway
Receiver and into the Control.

To program the 4003 Key Fob Transmitter into an RF
Gateway Receiver, select a “Device Number” on the RF
Gateway and program in a keypad number, a “Key Function
Option Number” from the “A” and “C” Keys column in the
table located in the Control’s Programming Instructions, and
the device’s 6-digit ID Address. To program into the Control,
use the last four digits of the ID Address as a user
passcode.

TESTING
Since the 4003 Key Fob Transmitter is a portable device,
there may be “blind” or “non operational” locations found
during your tests. Normally these can be overcome if the
Model 4003 is moved a short distance up, down, left or
right. It should not matter how the device is held in your
hand. It is an omni-directional RF transmitter and should
therefore transmit equally in all directions. This testing
should be performed for all keys from multiple locations to
ensure proper operation and that Control response exists.

For example, if the 4003 Key Fob Transmitter is to be used
as an arming/disarming device from bedside, it should be
tested from that location. If it is to be used from the car to
perform arming/disarming (open/close garage door), then it
should be tested from within the car in the driveway and
garage. If it is to be used with the PANIC function while the
user is in the basement, garden or garage, then it should be
tested for operation from those areas.

Once testing is complete, clearly identify to the user any
range or transmission limits found during testing. Review
with the user the functions of the various keys.

Instruct the user that when the LED does not blink when a
button is pressed, it is an indication that the device has a

Low Battery and should be replaced as soon as practical.
A Low Battery message will also be displayed at the Control
keypad until the battery is replaced.

Show the user the ID Address label on the back of the unit.
Explain that this ID Address label contains their user
passcode (last four digits of ID Address) which they can
also use manually, if needed, at the keypad. For this
reason, they may want to remove the ID Address label and
store it in a secure location.

SPECIFICATIONS
Case Dimensions: 1.622 in W x 2.165 in H x 0.56 in D.
Environmental: Water Entry Resistant.
Operating Temperature: +32

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F to 122

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C to +50

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Battery Type: Duracell CR2032 3V Lithium or equivalent.
Battery Life: 5,000 transmissions or one year.
Low Battery Indications: reported to Control and identified
by user. Red LED on the Model 4003 does not blink when
button pressed.
Color: Grey.
Transmitter Frequency: 418MHZ, Crystal Controlled
Phase Locked Loop.
Free Air Range: 200 feet unobstructed.
Indoor Range: 80 feet typical.
Transmitter ID: pre-programmed, approximately one
million distinct codes.
Modulation Type: FM, FSK.
Message Format: encrypted FSK to prevent cloning.
Message Types: distinct message assigned to each of the
three buttons based on selection of options.

FCC COMPLIANCE (USA): This device complies with Part
15 of the FCC rules. Operation is subject to the following
two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful
interference, and (2) this device must accept any interfer-
ence received including interference that may cause
undesired operation.

FCC ID: A794003

INDUSTRY CANADA COMPLIANCE (Canada): This Class
B digital apparatus meets all requirements of the Canadian
Interference Causing Equipment Regulations.

1030488B

PO Box 2904, 1510 Tate Blvd. SE

Hickory, NC  28603

Tel.:  503.692.4052    Fax:  503.691.7566

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to change specifications

without notice.

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