Smarthome SUPERVISED WIRELESS SECURITY CONSOLE PS561 ユーザーズマニュアル

Select a location that is central to the

doors and windows you wish to pro-

tect so that all Door/Window Sensors

and Motion Detectors are within range

of the Console. Later, when you are

familiar with the operation of the sys-

tem you should test all the Sensors,

Motion Detectors, and Remote Con-

trols from the locations you intend to

use them. Also, locate the Console

near a phone jack and where it can

easily be seen on a day to day basis so

that it will be noticed if any of the

zone indicators report a problem.

1.

Plug the 

Console into an AC outlet

which is not controlled by a wall
switch.

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5.

Do not

 place the Console

where a burglar can easily see it.

Fully extend the RF antenna
Plug the included phone cord into

the socket on back of Console and

plug the other end into an unused

telephone jack. If you don’t have an
unused jack use the included "T"

adapter to plug the Console and

your telephone into the same jack.
Install a 9-volt alkaline battery in

the Console’s battery compartment.
Set the Console’s Unit Code dial to
the number of the module that you
want to turn on and off from the

HT544,  KF574 or the “security” on

and off buttons on the SH624.

Set the Console’s Housecode dial to
the same letter as the modules you

want it to control.
Set the Console’s INSTALL/RUN
switch to 

INSTALL.

The switch on the bottom of the
Console is set for tone, if you don’t
have touch-tone service, set it to

pulse. (See note below).

 

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-   Important: The Console can be set

to call out on either pulse or touch-
tone phone systems but if the friend or

neighbor who you choose to accept
calls from your system does not have

touch-tone service, they will need to

purchase a touch-tone ‘beeper.”

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