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Go to
www.myabbra.com
and select
the Latchkey Notification link.
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Enable this feature so you will be
notified when the children arrive
home. Select the people and
methods you would like to Abbra to
notify.
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Now select the Automation link
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Assign each of the Automate fields
the appropriate House Code and
Unit Code to match the House Code
Using Your Abbra
QUICK REFERENCE TO ARMING AND DISARMING
Arming AWAY...................
Arming AWAY-INSTANT......
Arming HOME ..................
Arming HOME-INSTANT ....
Force Arming AWAY (bypass open zones)....
Force Arming HOME (bypass open zones)....
Disarming and stopping alarms.................
The factory default master user code is 1 1 1 1.
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You can also use your keychain remote control transmitter remote control to arm and
disarm the system.
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Pressing the Lock button will arm the system in Away mode.
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Pressing the Home button will arm the system in Home mode.
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Pressing the Unlock button followed by your code will disarm the system.
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Pressing the * button will cause the Abbra to announce whether or not it
can currently be armed.
and Unit Code you have selected on
the XPR
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Select Schedule as the trigger for
this scenario and enter the times
the outlet will be powered down and
when power will be resumed. For
this scenario we would select 3:30
PM for the Off time and 5:00 PM as
the On time. Now check the days
this rule will apply, each of the days
from Monday through Friday.
+ [Code]*
+ [Code]* +
+ [Code]*
+ [Code]* +
+ [Code]* +
+ [Code]* +
+ [Code]
*
Step 3 – Installing the
Wireless Sensors
There are two types of sensors provided,
the Magnetic Contact for doors or
windows and the Movement Sensor
which are wall mounted, either on a flat
surface or in corners.
Installing the Magnetic Contact
Activate the battery by removing the
transmitter cover, using a screwdriver.
Remove the red tag from the battery and
check that the LED flashes.
Replace the cover and tighten the screw.
Install the Magnetic Contact on a door
or window. Attach the transmitter to the
frame and the magnet to the door or
window, ensuring that the ^ marking
faces the magnet, and the two parts are
no more than 1/4 inch (0.25'') apart when
closed.
The
Magnetic
Contact
is
pre-
programmed as FRONT DOOR and it
has an ENTRY DELAY. This means you
will have 45 seconds to switch the
system off before the siren sounds. You
can change both these settings later if
you desire, particularly if you wish to use
on a window.
Quick and easy press and stick
mount: You can install the Magnetic
Contact by fixing with adhesive tape to
the back of the contact and the magnet
and pressing into place or by screwing to
the mounting surface. Note that the
adhesive tape is very strong. The bond
will strengthen over time and set
completely after 72 hours. To attach with
screws, you must open the Magnetic
Contact and gently lever out the
circuit board. Use the casing to mark the
drill holes. Insert wall plugs and screw
case to wall.
Replace circuit board and transmitter
cover. If you have an uneven surface
which prevents the transmitter and the
magnet from aligning correctly e.g. PVC
doors or windows, you may wish to use
the spacers provided. Please refer to the
main User Guide for more information.
Installing the Motion Sensor
Activate the battery by removing the
front cover of the sensor, using a
screwdriver. Remove the red tag from the
battery and check that the LED flashes.
Replace the cover and tighten the screw.
Install each Motion Sensor on a solid
interior surface only, between a height of
1.8m (6') and 2.4m (8'). Do not point at
sources of heat, expose to drafts, or
place in direct sunlight.
The Motion Sensor is pre-programmed
as LIVING ROOM and has the HOME &
AWAY response type. This means that
as soon as any activity is sensed when