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PPD Maintenance & Technical Manual
Pull-Pin Option
Pull-pin version PPDs are activated by completely removing the pull-pin from its jack on the top
of the PPD. The pull-pin is equipped with a flexible lanyard to make activation easier. The
lanyard can be looped over a belt clip to force the PPD to alarm if it is ever removed from the
wearer. Re-inserting the pull-pin in does not prevent the transmitter from sending the alert signal.
Always return the pull-pin to its mating plug in the PPD housing so that the unit is armed and to
prevent the pull-pin from becoming lost. Do not cover the PPD with your hand when activating –
simply press the button or remove the pull-pin.
Man-Down Option
If the PPD is equipped with a man-down option, it will automatically activate if the unit remains
tilted too long. The default length of time of continuous tilt is 15 seconds. Consult the factory if
you wish to alter this time period – it can be programmed by the system administrator at your
facility. The default tilt angle threshold is 45 degrees. Consult the factory if you wish to alter this
tilt angle – it can be programmed by the system administrator at your facility. To help prevent
false alarms, the unit emits a warning tone once the 15 second timer begins counting. If the unit
is returned to vertical, the warning tone is silenced and the timer is reset. If the unit remains tilted
continuously for 15 seconds, the PPD will automatically activate an alarm transmission. The
default mode is to transmit one time only following a man-down condition. Consult the factory if
you wish the unit to continue to transmit – it can be programmed by the system administrator at
your facility.
Pull-pin version PPDs are activated by completely removing the pull-pin from its jack on the top
of the PPD. The pull-pin is equipped with a flexible lanyard to make activation easier. The
lanyard can be looped over a belt clip to force the PPD to alarm if it is ever removed from the
wearer. Re-inserting the pull-pin in does not prevent the transmitter from sending the alert signal.
Always return the pull-pin to its mating plug in the PPD housing so that the unit is armed and to
prevent the pull-pin from becoming lost. Do not cover the PPD with your hand when activating –
simply press the button or remove the pull-pin.
Man-Down Option
If the PPD is equipped with a man-down option, it will automatically activate if the unit remains
tilted too long. The default length of time of continuous tilt is 15 seconds. Consult the factory if
you wish to alter this time period – it can be programmed by the system administrator at your
facility. The default tilt angle threshold is 45 degrees. Consult the factory if you wish to alter this
tilt angle – it can be programmed by the system administrator at your facility. To help prevent
false alarms, the unit emits a warning tone once the 15 second timer begins counting. If the unit
is returned to vertical, the warning tone is silenced and the timer is reset. If the unit remains tilted
continuously for 15 seconds, the PPD will automatically activate an alarm transmission. The
default mode is to transmit one time only following a man-down condition. Consult the factory if
you wish the unit to continue to transmit – it can be programmed by the system administrator at
your facility.
2.1.3 Testing
Senstar-Stellar recommends staff test the PPD at the beginning of each shift. Your facility
administrator will develop a procedure for you to warn the security staff that a test transmission
is under way and for the security staff to communicate to you that the unit has passed. Follow
their established procedures. The battery is designed to support testing the basic PPD (no man-
down option) three times per day for one year before battery replacement is required.
administrator will develop a procedure for you to warn the security staff that a test transmission
is under way and for the security staff to communicate to you that the unit has passed. Follow
their established procedures. The battery is designed to support testing the basic PPD (no man-
down option) three times per day for one year before battery replacement is required.
2.2
Do’s and Don’ts
DO
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DO - Always wear the PPD on your belt.
DO - Always position the PPD on your belt such that the red button or pull-pin is accessible.
DO - When activating the alarm, feel for the bump in the center of the red button before pressing.
DO - Always wear the transmitter with the logo face facing away from your body.
DO - If your PPD fails to transmit upon activation, turn the unit into maintenance immediately.
DO - If you accidentally press the red button or remove the pull-pin, contact security
DO - Always position the PPD on your belt such that the red button or pull-pin is accessible.
DO - When activating the alarm, feel for the bump in the center of the red button before pressing.
DO - Always wear the transmitter with the logo face facing away from your body.
DO - If your PPD fails to transmit upon activation, turn the unit into maintenance immediately.
DO - If you accidentally press the red button or remove the pull-pin, contact security
immediately to report the false alarm.
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