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From Alertme User Guide front pageRecent changesList of all pagesHow to use this GuideGetting StartedQuick AnswersPersonalising your systemUsing AlertMeTroubleshootingAbout AlertMeCategories:AccessoriesBatteriesButtonEmailsEmergency alarmFriendsGreenHelpHistoryHome network ingHome safetyHubInstallationIntruder alarmKeyfobKitLampLegalMessagesGetting ready toinstall your AlertMesystemFrom AlertmeInstalling your Aler tMe system is verystraightforward. You need to allow about anhour and a half; it's best to do the whole installat once, rather than stopping part waythrough. It may take a while, but it's very easy!Until towards the end of the install youwon't be able to use your system; theButtons, Keyfobs etc won't work . This isbecause we focus on getting the installright, and m aking sure everything isreliable. Please be patient - you'll be able totest out your system at the end - and we'll helpyou do it!If you just have some Alertme devices to add toyour existing system, you can add them in justa few minutes.You don't need any tools. Because AlertMe usesa wireless network (ZigBee) in your home thereare no wires to fit to connect up the sensors.Also, we provide special stick y pads to fixAlertMe accessories in your home, and so you donot need to drill holes or fiddle with screws.Our sticky pads are carefully chosen for you,and even if you leave them stuck to your wallfor years, they can be removed withoutdamaging your decor! Please make sure youread the instructions on how to use these stickyGetting ready to install your AlertMe system - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Getting_read...1 of 2 16/10/08 16:49
PersonalisationPhone callsPurchasingSecuritySubscriptionText messagesUsersWebsiteWireless networkArticleDiscussionEditHistoryMoveWatchUpload fileSpecial pagespads - they aren't quite lik e normal ones.You will need to have broadband! The Hubconnects to a spare Ethernet connection inyour home; this will probably be a spare socketon your broadband router. If you'r e unsureabout this, r ead about Connecting the Hubto your home network .During the installation you will need a webbrowser running on a PC or laptop in yourhome, so that you can follow our web-basedwalk through. Once the system is set up, you donot need a computer to be turned on andrunning all the time; AlertMe is astandalone appliance.It's well worth doing a little planning inadvance about how you will use AlertMe toprotect your home, too. Read our guide here.Please also read the Safety Advice for usingAlertMe and Regulatory Compliance pagesbefore you get started. Both of them containimportant safety information.Retrieved from "http://wiki.alertme.com/wik i/index.php/Getting_ready_to_install_your_AlertMe_system"Categories: Installation | Home network ingThis page was last modified 17:05, 8 October 2007.This page has been accessed 216 times.Content is available under GNU Free Documentation License 1.2.Privacy policyAbout AlertmeDisclaimersGetting ready to install your AlertMe system - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Getting_read...2 of 2 16/10/08 16:49
From Alertme User Guide front pageRecent changesList of all pagesHow to use this GuideGetting StartedQuick AnswersPersonalising your systemUsing AlertMeTroubleshootingAbout AlertMeCategories:AccessoriesBatteriesButtonEmailsEmergency alarmFriendsGreenHelpHistoryHome network ingHome safetyHubInstallationIntruder alarmKeyfobKitLampLegalMessagesSafety Advice forusing AlertMeFrom AlertmeContents1 Interference1.1 Pacemakers1.2 Hearing aids1.3 Other medical devices2 Batteries3 Customising AlertmeAccessoriesInterferenceAlertme is designed to be extremely safeand to meet and exceed European,American and many other nationalsafety and radio emissions standards. Innormal circumstances, interferenceshould never be a problem for you.However, please study the rest of thissection carefully. You may want tocheck out our Regulatory Compliancepage for more information.PacemakersPacemak er manufacturers recommendthat a minimum distance of 15 cm (6inches) be maintained between anySafety Advice for using AlertMe - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Safety_Advic...1 of 3 16/10/08 16:50
PersonalisationPhone callsPurchasingSecuritySubscriptionText messagesUsersWebsiteWireless networkArticleDiscussionEditHistoryMoveWatchUpload fileSpecial pageswireless product and a pacemaker toavoid potential interference with thepacemaker. If you have any reason tosuspect that interference is takingplace, ensure that you are at least thisdistance from the unit.Hearing aidsSome wireless devices may interferewith some hearing aids. In the event ofsuch interference, you may wish toconsult your hearing aid manufacturerto discuss alternatives.Other medical devicesIf you use any other personal medicaldevices, consult the manufacturer ofyour device to determine if it isadequately shielded from external RFenergy.BatteriesCAUTION: All Accessories (except theLamp) each contain a user-replaceablebattery. Risk of explosion if battery isincorrectly replaced. Replace only withthe same or equivalent typerecommended by the manufacturer.Dispose of used batteries according tothe manufacturer's instructions. Neveruse a battery that is damaged in anyway.Do not short-circuit the battery.Accidental short-circuiting can occurwhen a metallic object like a coin, clipor pen causes a direct connectionbetween the + and – terminals of thebattery (metal strips on the battery).Short-circuiting the terminals maydamage the battery or the objectcausing the short-circuiting.Do not dispose of batteries in a fire.Safety Advice for using AlertMe - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Safety_Advic...2 of 3 16/10/08 16:50
Custom ising Alertm e AccessoriesWe strongly advise you not to modifyyour Alertme accessories. Ouraccessories have all been certified tointernational safety and radio emissionsstandards. If you change or modifythem, you could lose all that protection.In the US, you could even void yourauthority from the FCC to use them.Retrieved from "http://wiki.alertme.com/wik i/index.php/Safety_Advice_for_using_AlertMe"Categories: Wireless network | Batteries| Home safety | LegalThis page was last modified 15:27, 16 October 2008.This page has been accessed 92 times.Content is available under GNU Free Documentation License 1.2.Privacy policyAbout AlertmeDisclaimersSafety Advice for using AlertMe - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Safety_Advic...3 of 3 16/10/08 16:50
From Alertme User Guide front pageRecent changesList of all pagesHow to use this GuideGetting StartedQuick AnswersPersonalising your systemUsing AlertMeTroubleshootingAbout AlertMeCategories:AccessoriesBatteriesButtonEmailsEmergency alarmFriendsGreenHelpHistoryHome network ingHome safetyHubInstallationIntruder alarmKeyfobKitLampLegalMessagesRegulatoryComplianceFrom AlertmeFCCIn the United States radio-frequencyequipment is regulated by the FederalCommunications Commission (FCC). Thefollowing Alertme.com accessories aredefined by the FCC as Class B DigitalDevices and Intentional Radiators. Eachis subject to Certification by the FCCand has a unique FCC Identifier:[see FCC rules 15.3 (i) (k) (o) (z), 2.907,2.926]Alarm Detector (FCC ID WJHAD11)Window / Door sensor (FCC IDWJHWD11)Button (FCC ID WJHB11)Lamp (FCC ID WJHL21)Key Fob (FCC ID WJHKF11)Motion Detector (FCC IDWJHMD11)Starter Hub (FCC ID WJHSH12)Hub (FCC ID WJHH12)The following statements containimportant information applying toeach of your Alertme accessories:Regulatory Compliance - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Regulatory...1 of 3 16/10/08 16:51
PersonalisationPhone callsPurchasingSecuritySubscriptionText messagesUsersWebsiteWireless networkArticleDiscussionEditHistoryMoveWatchUpload fileSpecial pagesThis device com plies with Part 15of the FCC Rules. Operation issubject to the following twoconditions: (1) this device m ay notcause harm ful interference, and(2) this device must accept anyinterference received, includinginterference that m ay causeundesir ed operation.[see FCC rule 15.19 (3) (5)]Caution!Changes or modifications not expresslyapproved by Alertme.com could voidyour authority to operate thisequipment.[see FCC rule 15.21]NOTE: This equipment has been testedand found to comply with the limits fora Class B digital device, pursuant toPart 15 of the FCC Rules. These limitsare designed to provide reasonableprotection against harmful interferencein a residential installation. Thisequipment generates, uses and canradiate radio frequency energy and, ifnot installed and used in accordancewith the instructions, may causeharmful interference to radiocommunications. However, there is noguarantee that interference will notoccur in a particular installation. Ifthis equipment does cause harmfulinterference to radio or televisionreception, which can be determined byturning the equipment off and on, theuser is encouraged to try to correct theinterference by one or more of theRegulatory Compliance - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Regulatory...2 of 3 16/10/08 16:51
following measures:Reorient or relocate the receivingantenna.Increase the separation betweenthe equipment and receiver.Connect the equipment into anoutlet on a circuit different fromthat to which the receiver isconnected.Consult the dealer or anexperienced radio/TV technicianfor help.[see FCC rule 15.105 (b)]Retrieved from "http://wiki.alertme.com/wik i/index.php/Regulatory_Compliance"This page was last modified 15:18, 16 October 2008.This page has been accessed 3 times.Content is available under GNU Free Documentation License 1.2.Privacy policyAbout AlertmeDisclaimersRegulatory Compliance - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Regulatory...3 of 3 16/10/08 16:51
From Alertme User Guide front pageRecent changesList of all pagesHow to use this GuideGetting StartedQuick AnswersPersonalising your systemUsing AlertMeTroubleshootingAbout AlertMeCategories:AccessoriesBatteriesButtonEmailsEmergency alarmFriendsGreenHelpHistoryHome network ingHome safetyHubInstallationIntruder alarmKeyfobKitLampLegalMessagesInstalling the HubFrom AlertmeThe Hub is the first part of your Kit tobe installed. It's in the box mark ed "1".You'll find the hub power supplyunderneath the Hub itself in that box,along with an Ethernet cable.Positioning the HubYour hub is the heart of the AlertMesystem in your home. As well ascommunicating with the internet andyour mobile phone via your broadbandgateway, it manages the AlertMe radionetwork in your home, and k eeps youinformed of events and status byplaying audio messages. It also lights upwhite to tell you that all is well (if youwant it to!). You should bear thesevarious functions in mind whenchoosing a location for your hub.As well as being placed so that yourAlertMe hub can connect to yourbroadband gateway and a mains powersocket, your hub should ideally beplaced somewhere central in your home,such as a hallway or living room. Thiswill give you the best radio coverage inyour home, and also means you will beable to hear any important audiomessages played by the hub. At thesame time, it is a good idea not to putyour hub and broadband gateway rightInstalling the Hub - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Installing_t...1 of 4 10/10/08 11:34
PersonalisationPhone callsPurchasingSecuritySubscriptionText messagesUsersWebsiteWireless networknext to each other - try to position themsomewhat apart if possible.Your hub should be placed the rightway up, with the AlertMe logo on top,and shouldn't have other items placedon top of it. (The top of your hub mayget warm during operation.) Also, avoidputting your hub anywhere which willget very warm, such as an airingcupboard.To maximise the performance of yourhub, try not to put it in the middle of atangle of wires or in a cupboard. Also,avoid placing it near any large metalobjects, such as radiators, boilers,fridges and so on.Connecting the HubIf you are unsure about the connectionson the Hub, click here for a labelledpicture.You should connect the Ethernetcable between the sock et on theback of the Hub, and a spareEthernet sock et on your broadbandrouter. For more information aboutwhere this might be, or aboutconnecting your Hub to your broadbandrouter or to Ethernet sockets, clickhere.You can position the Hub on any flatsurface, such as a shelf, desk , or thefloor. Don't put anything on top of it!Next, connect the hub power supplyto the back of the Hub, and plugthe other end into a mains powersock et. Your hub should light up; nowsign in to the Alertme secure website, ifyou haven't already.Note that your Hub power supply andEthernet cable are in the HubInstalling the Hub - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Installing_t...2 of 4 10/10/08 11:34
packaging box, underneath the Hub!Linking the Hub to yourAlertMe website accountIf you have not already logged into theAlertMe secure website, now would be agood time to do so! If you have notregistered on the site, you will need todo this now (it is likely that you willhave registered when you ordered yourKit, though). There is more informationabout registration here. If you arehaving problems with the securewebsite, click here.Once you are logged in, it's tim e toconnect your Hub with your securewebsite account. On the website, youshould automatically be tak en to theright place in the install process, but ifnot, go to the MySettings section (byclicking on the icon at the top right).You should now be in the online installwalk through. There will be a fewscreens of information, which youshould read, before you need to doanything.You will, then, see a box where youshould type in your Hub ID Number.This number is printed at the back ofthe Hub, just above where the cablesplug in. The Hub ID consists of 3 lettersand 3 numbers. Once your Hub isflashing red, on and off and on again,it is ready to connect. Type the Hub IDinto the box on the website, and clickOK.If your Hub is flashing oddly andonly on one side, click here foradvice.If all has gone smoothly, the websiteshould now tell you that it iscommunicating with your hub. If not,click here for help.Installing the Hub - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Installing_t...3 of 4 10/10/08 11:34
Excellent! Your hub is now in constantcontact with AlertMe.You can now move onto Starting up theAccessories.Find out more about what the Hub isand what it does here (leaving theinstallation user guide - you might wantto open this page in another tab orwindow).Retrieved from "http://wiki.alertme.com/wik i/index.php/Installing_the_Hub"Categories: Installation | Hub | Wirelessnetwork | Home network ingThis page was last modified 17:45, 22 January 2008.This page has been accessed 693 times.Content is available under GNU Free Documentation License 1.2.Privacy policyAbout AlertmeDisclaimersInstalling the Hub - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Installing_t...4 of 4 10/10/08 11:34
From Alertme User Guide front pageRecent changesList of all pagesHow to use this GuideGetting StartedQuick AnswersPersonalising your systemUsing AlertMeTroubleshootingAbout AlertMeCategories:AccessoriesBatteriesButtonEmailsEmergency alarmFriendsGreenHelpHistoryHome networkingHome safetyHubInstallationIntruder alarmKeyfobKitLampLegalMessagesPersonalisationPhone callsPurchasingSecuritySubscriptionText messagesUsersWebsiteWireless networkIllustrated: Hub connectionsFrom AlertmeHere you can see where to connect power and Ethernet cables to your Hub.(If you are wondering where these cables are, they are in the Hub packagingbox, underneath the Hub!)If you would like to watch a movie of this, click here.Illustrated: Hub connections - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Illustrated:...1 of 3 10/10/08 12:16
The SIM card is supplied fitted in your Hub and we recommend you don'tremove it. If you do, please put it back! Only AlertMe-supplied SIMs aresupported. When you replace it, it will only "click " into place one wayaround.Retrieved from "http://wiki.alertme.com/wik i/index.php/Illustrated:_Hub_connections"Categories: Hub | InstallationIllustrated: Hub connections - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Illustrated:...2 of 3 10/10/08 12:16
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From Alertme User Guide front pageRecent changesList of all pagesHow to use this GuideGetting StartedQuick AnswersPersonalising your systemUsing AlertMeTroubleshootingAbout AlertMeCategories:AccessoriesBatteriesButtonEmailsEmergency alarmFriendsGreenHelpHistoryHome network ingHome safetyHubInstallationIntruder alarmKeyfobKitLampLegalMessagesStarting up theAccessoriesFrom AlertmeAll the rest of your AlertMe Kit, andany extra Accessories you may havebought, will communicate with the Hubusing a wireless network . Before youposition these items around your home,you should introduce them to your Hub.This process ensures that your AlertMeAccessories only communicate securelywith your Hub, and no one else'ssystems. It sets up an encrypted wirelessnetwork around your home, and alsomak es sure that as you position theAccessories, you are able to picklocations where they can stay incontact with the Hub.Once your Hub is set up and you haveconfirmed this on the secure website,you can move on to the accessories. Thewebsite will display a screenshowing num bers 2 to 7 (num ber 1was your Hub!), and as you set upeach Accessory, an icon for thatAccessor y will appear. The numberscorrespond to the packaging, but youcan turn on the Accessories in anyorder.Setting up the wirelessnetwork between AccessoriesStarting up the Accessories - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Starting_up_...1 of 5 10/10/08 11:33
PersonalisationPhone callsPurchasingSecuritySubscriptionText messagesUsersWebsiteWireless networkand HubFor each Accessory, you will turn it on,and then position it right next to theHub so that the wireless network is setup correctly. You will do this with allyour Accessories at once, and then moveon to the next stage of installation.There's more information on how toturn on each type of Accessory below.Most Accessories (although not theLamp!) are turned on by putting intheir battery (see below). When youfirst turn on any Accessory, it willlight up (every Accessory has alight on it somewher e!). The lightwill be off most of the tim e but will"blink " twice every 4 seconds or so.Once you bring the Accessory nearthe Hub, or after a few m oments,the light will turn off. This meansthat the Accessory has successfullyfound the Hub and iscom m unicating with it.If you turn on an Accessory close to theHub, it may not light up for very longat all before finding the Hub andstopping blinking.Once you have turned on yourAccessor ies, group them togetheraround the Hub, lik e ducklingsaround the m other duck. When youhave finished, you should have a set ofAccessories with their lights turned off.If any still have their lights turned on,move them closer to the Hub and wait afew minutes; if that doesn't help, clickhere.You can check that all the Accessoriessuccessfully found the Hub by checkingthat the website is displaying thecorrect number of each type ofAccessory. The Accessory page you arecurrently look ing at on the website hasStarting up the Accessories - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Starting_up_...2 of 5 10/10/08 11:33
a section for each type of Accessory,illustrated with a number whichmatches the packaging number for thatAccesory type. If any are missing, clickhere. If all your Accessories arepresent and cor rect on the website,click on to the next page.The r est of the installation is quitestraightforward. One by one, wewill go through each system orservice offered by AlertMe, and willinstall the Accessories for thatservice in tur n. For each Accessor y,you will then position thatAccessor y in your home, withguidance from its light as to wher eis a good spot, and then you willreturn to the website to give it anam e. The website will walk youthrough the installation and test thewireless network signal strength as youposition each Accessory, ensuring thatit will work well. The guidelines givemore information about Accessorypositioning.You can now move onto Installing theLamp system.Turning on AccessoriesThe LampThe Lamp may go dark if youunplug it from the mains, butshould light up after beingplugged in, and flash twice every 4seconds or so for a short while.(The Lamp power supply cable fitsinto a little hole on the bottom ofthe Lamp, which may contain aplastic "bung" when you firstreceive the Lamp - you'll need toStarting up the Accessories - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Starting_up_...3 of 5 10/10/08 11:33
remove this if you have one!) If thelight does not turn on at all, thenclick here for help.The Motion SensorTo put in a battery, squeeze thetabs on opposite sides of thesensor, and lift off the front (seehere for pictures). The battery issupplied by AlertMe in the MotionSensor box. Clip the back on thesensor again when you have putthe battery in. If the light does notturn on at all, then click here forhelp.The Alarm DetectorTo put in a battery, squeeze thetabs on opposite sides of thesensor, and lift off the front (seehere for pictures). The battery issupplied by AlertMe in the AlarmDetector box. Clip the back on thedetector again when you have putthe battery in. If the light does notturn on at all, then click here forhelp.The Door/Window SensorTo put in a battery, squeeze thetab mark ings on opposite sides ofthe big part of the sensor, and usethem to lift off the front (see herefor pictures). The battery issupplied by AlertMe in theDoor/Window Sensor box. Clip theback on the sensor again whenyou have put the battery in. If thelight does not turn on at all, thenclick here for help.The KeyfobTo put in a battery, insert a smallflat-bladed screwdriver into theslot at the keyring end, and leverup the top of the case, then slide itStarting up the Accessories - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Starting_up_...4 of 5 10/10/08 11:33
back away from the k eyring end(see here for pictures). The batteryis supplied by AlertMe in theKeyfob box. Clip the Keyfobtogether again when you have putthe battery in. If the light does notturn on at all, then click here forhelp.The ButtonTo put in a battery, squeeze thetabs on opposite sides of theButton, and lift off the front (seehere for pictures). The battery issupplied by AlertMe in the Buttonbox. Clip the back on the Buttonagain when you have put thebattery in. If the light does notturn on at all, then click here forhelp.Find out more about the ZigBeenetwork used by AlertMe, which youhave just set up, here (leaving theinstallation user guide - you might wantto open this page in another tab orwindow).Retrieved from "http://wiki.alertme.com/wik i/index.php/Starting_up_the_Accessories"Categories: Installation | Lamp | Button| Keyfob | Batteries | Wireless network |Accessories | Kit | SecurityThis page was last modified 15:28, 15 February 2008.This page has been accessed 627 times.Content is available under GNU Free Documentation License 1.2.Privacy policyAbout AlertmeDisclaimersStarting up the Accessories - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Starting_up_...5 of 5 10/10/08 11:33
From Alertme User Guide front pageRecent changesList of all pagesHow to use this GuideGetting StartedQuick AnswersPersonalising your systemUsing AlertMeTroubleshootingAbout AlertMeCategories:AccessoriesBatteriesButtonEmailsEmergency alarmFriendsGreenHelpHistoryHome network ingHome safetyHubInstallationIntruder alarmKeyfobKitLampLegalMessagesThe Hub does notseem to connect toAlertMeFrom AlertmeMake sure that your Hub is connected to yourbroadband router via an Ethernet cable.Make sure that the Hub is plugged into mainspower and that the mains socket is turned on!Make sure the hub power cable is securelyplugged in.Wait a few minutes - som etim es this stagetakes a little while, as AlertMe and yourhome set up secure comm unications.Your Hub will light up various colours after youplug it in for the first time. It is ready to connectto our servers when it is flashing red, on and offand on again.If you've waited over 5 minutes, pleaseContact AlertMe for support and have yourHub ID to hand.If your hub is glowing pink continuously...then you may need to reset it. You can resetyour Hub using a paperclip or similar pointyobject. There is a small hole on the bottom of theHub (smaller than the other holes! see thepictures here - the reset switch is shown at thebottom right). Insert your paperclip to press therecessed reset button. The Hub should stopglowing for a moment and then light up again;T he Hub does not seem to connect to AlertMe - Al... http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/T he_Hub_do...1 of 2 10/10/08 12:18
PersonalisationPhone callsPurchasingSecuritySubscriptionText messagesUsersWebsiteWireless networkcheck the power and Ethernet cables, and wait 5minutes, then try again.If you use MAC address filtering on yourbroadband gateway...then you may need to set up the Hub MACaddress on your gateway. If you type in your HubID to the AlertMe website, and your Hub does notconnect (because you use MAC filtering), theerror message on the website will tell you theHub MAC address, so you can now enter it inyour broadband router configuration.TalkTalk users, click hereRetrieved from "http://wiki.alertme.com/wik i/index.php/The_Hub_does_not_seem_to_connect_to_AlertMe"Categories: Installation | HubT he Hub does not seem to connect to AlertMe - Al... http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/T he_Hub_do...2 of 2 10/10/08 12:18
From Alertme User Guide front pageRecent changesList of all pagesHow to use this GuideGetting StartedQuick AnswersPersonalising your systemUsing AlertMeTroubleshootingAbout AlertMeCategories:AccessoriesBatteriesButtonEmailsEmergency alarmFriendsGreenHelpHistoryHome network ingHome safetyHubInstallationIntruder alarmKeyfobKitLampLegalMessagesGetting started withthe Alarm DetectorFrom AlertmeWhat is it? What does it look lik e?How do I start it up (how do I put thebattery in)?Wher e in my hom e should I put it?I can't see a flashing light on itanywhereHow do I stick it up in m y home?What does the flashing light m ean,whilst I'm installing it?I can't get it to flash regularly everysecond where I want to install itWhat does the flashing light m ean,when I'm testing it?What is it?The Alarm Detector is a way of connectingyour existing smok e or carbon monoxidealarms to AlertMe. as part of the AlertMeEmergency Alarm systems (Smoke Alarmand Carbon Monoxide Alarm). It is batterypowered and look s like this:Getting started with the Alarm Detector - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Getting_star...1 of 5 10/10/08 11:59
PersonalisationPhone callsPurchasingSecuritySubscriptionText messagesUsersWebsiteWireless networkIt work s by listening out for the noise of asmoke alarm, or other alarm, going off; itshould be installed within 5cm of the alarmit is to listen to. There's more info here.How do I start it up?To put in a battery, squeeze the tabs onopposite sides of the sensor, and lift off thefront (see here for pictures or here for amovie). The battery is supplied by AlertMein the Alarm Detector box. Clip the backon the sensor again when you have put thebattery in. The light should then blinktwice every few seconds for a while; thiswill stop once the Alarm Detector iscommunicating with the Hub. If the lightdoes not turn on at all, then click here forhelp.If it stops flashing, but does not appear onthe website as an icon, wait a few minutes.If that doesn't work , try taking the batteryout for 10 seconds, replacing it, andwaiting another few minutes. If it stilldoesn't appear, click here.Where should I put it?The Alarm Detector is a way ofconnecting your existing smoke orcarbon monoxide alarm s to Aler tMe.To add an existing alarm to theAlertMe system, sim ply install anAlarm Detector im m ediately next tothe alarm . When an alarm goes off, itwill mak e a sir en noise as usual, butin addition you can receive phone callsor text m essages through Aler tMe. Youshould position your Alarm Detector withinGetting started with the Alarm Detector - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Getting_star...2 of 5 10/10/08 11:59
5cm of your existing smok e alarm, stickingit next to the existing alarm on the ceiling(or, possibly, wall).You should also try to follow our generalAccessory positioning guidelines.If you are having problems positioning it,try reading our help on positioning.I can't see a flashinglight on itThe light, when flashing, is in the positionof the green dot here:When you first put the battery in, youshould expect to see the Alarm Detectorlight blink twice every few seconds; thelight will go out once the Alarm Detector iscommunicating with the Hub. The lightwill come on again when this AlarmDetector is selected for placement on thewebsite; then, it will flash regularly once asecond (if it is in a good position for theAccessory to be installed), or it will blinktwice every few seconds (if it is not in agood position). If you aren't placing thisAlarm Detector, it most likely will not beflashing its light.How do I stick it up?Firstly, mak e sure you know how to use thesticky pads! If you haven't already read theinstructions for these, do so now here.Peel a sticky pad off the backing sheet, putGetting started with the Alarm Detector - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Getting_star...3 of 5 10/10/08 11:59
it onto the back of the Alarm Detector andpress firmly for a few seconds. Then, peeloff the printed part of the cover sheet offthe pad you just stuck down, and press theAlarm Detector against the surface youwant to stick it to firmly for a few seconds.Done!What does the flashinglight mean whilst I'minstalling it?When this Alarm Detector is selected forplacement on the website it will flashregularly once a second (whilst it is in agood position for the Accessory to beinstalled), or it will blink twice every fewseconds (if it is not in a good position).You should hold the Alarm Detector still inthe place you want to install it for about 5seconds. If the light flashes regularly oncea second all that time, it is a good spot toinstall it. If it doesn't, you should trymoving the Alarm Detector somewhat -read our tips here.I can't get it to flashregularly where I want toinstall itCheck you have followed our Accessorypositioning guidelines. For help withgetting Accessories to communicate withyour Hub all around your home, click here.What does the flashinglight mean when I'mGetting started with the Alarm Detector - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Getting_star...4 of 5 10/10/08 11:59
testing it?Once you have installed your AlarmDetector, the light will go out for theremainder of the Alertme setup process.When you reach the testing stage, thelight will come on whenever the AlarmDetector detects the noise of the alarmnext to it. For more information abouttesting, click here.Retrieved from "http://wiki.alertme.com/wik i/index.php/Getting_started_with_the_Alarm_Detector"Categories: Installation | AccessoriesThis page was last modified 10:27, 14 January 2008.This page has been accessed 226 times.Content is available under GNU Free Documentation License 1.2.Privacy policyAbout AlertmeDisclaimersGetting started with the Alarm Detector - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Getting_star...5 of 5 10/10/08 11:59
From Alertme User Guide front pageRecent changesList of all pagesHow to use this GuideGetting StartedQuick AnswersPersonalising your systemUsing AlertMeTroubleshootingAbout AlertMeCategories:AccessoriesBatteriesButtonEmailsEmergency alarmFriendsGreenHelpHistoryHome network ingHome safetyHubInstallationIntruder alarmKeyfobKitLampLegalMessagesInstalling theAlarm DetectorFrom AlertmeThis Accessory is part of theEmergency, or Smoke, Alarm system.Questions about the AlarmDetector? Click Getting startedwith the Alarm Detector.Where to put the AlarmDetectorThe Alarm Detector is a way ofconnecting your existing smoke orcarbon monoxide alarm s toAlertMe. To add an existing alarmto the AlertMe system, sim plyinstall an Alarm Detectorim m ediately next to the alarm .When an alarm goes off, it willm ake a siren noise as usual, but inaddition you can r eceive phonecalls or text m essages throughAlertMe. You should position yourAlarm Detector within 5cm of yourexisting smoke alarm, sticking it nextto the existing alarm on the ceiling (or,possibly, wall). There are generalguidelines about positioning AlertMeAccessories here. For more informationInstalling the Alarm Detector - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Installing_th...1 of 4 10/10/08 11:31
PersonalisationPhone callsPurchasingSecuritySubscriptionText messagesUsersWebsiteWireless networkabout the Alarm Detector, click here.Repeat the following instructions foreach Alarm Detector you have. It is agood idea before you start to thinkabout which of your smok e and/orcarbon monoxide alarms you are goingto connect to your AlertMe system. (Youcan buy more Alarm Detectors if youneed more.)Positioning the Alarm Detectorin your homeAll Alarm Detectors which you have notyet set up should currently be near toyour Hub, and their lights should be off.On the walkthrough page on AlertMe'ssecure website you should now be ableto see all the Accessories you have notyet set up, including the AlarmDetector you are about to install. If youclick an Alarm Detector icon onthe website, you should see thelight on one of the Alarm Detectorsnear your Hub start to flash on andoff r egularly. This is the one toinstall now.Take this Alarm Detector to wher eever you wish to put it. As you m ovearound your home, the light onyour Alarm Detector may continueto flash every second, or the lightm ay start to blink twice every fewseconds. When the light is blink ing,that means that you are not in a goodlocation to install your Alarm Detector,as the radio signal is not good enough.Don't panic! There are two reasons thelight might do this. One is that you arein a slightly bad spot for the wirelessnetwork ; you may find that moving thesensor just a few inches one way oranother is all it takes to get to a betterplace. If moving it around does notwork , try another location. If youInstalling the Alarm Detector - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Installing_th...2 of 4 10/10/08 11:31
cannot find a good spot anywhere nearthere, it might be that you are out ofrange of the Hub. Moving your Lampnearer to where you want to install thissensor might be the answer - read moreabout tweak ing your system for betterwireless network coverage.As you position your AlarmDetector, you should m ake sure youselect a location where the AlarmDetector light is flashingcontinuously. You may wish to placethe Alarm Detector somewhere, andthen watch it for 5 to 10 seconds toensure that it continues to flash,confirming that this is a good positionwhere it can be in constant contactwith your Hub. Once you have found agood spot, fix the Alarm Detector inplace with a sticky pad (r ead theinstructions first!).If you have any problems with finding aposition for your Alarm Detector wherethe light stays flashing, click here forhelp. If you have any problems decidingwhere to place the Alarm Detector, oractually fixing it in place, click here.Naming the Alarm DetectorNow you should have successfullypositioned the Alarm Detector in yourhome.On the website, you can now name it inthe box. You can give the AlarmDetector a name, such as HallwaySmoke Alarm Detector or LandingCarbon Monoxide Detector. The name isentirely up to you!(Later on, you will have the opportunityto assign the Alarm Detector to a roomin your home, if you opt to set up Roomson the AlertMe secure website. For now,you just need to give it a name.)Installing the Alarm Detector - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Installing_th...3 of 4 10/10/08 11:31
Great! You have installed your AlarmDetector.Find out more about what the AlarmDetector is and what it does here(leaving the installation user guide -you might want to open this page inanother tab or window).Retrieved from "http://wiki.alertme.com/wik i/index.php/Installing_the_Alarm_Detector"Categories: Installation | Batteries |Wireless network | Accessories |Security | Home safetyThis page was last modified 16:00, 3 January 2008.This page has been accessed 206 times.Content is available under GNU Free Documentation License 1.2.Privacy policyAbout AlertmeDisclaimersInstalling the Alarm Detector - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Installing_th...4 of 4 10/10/08 11:31
From Alertme User Guide front pageRecent changesList of all pagesHow to use this GuideGetting StartedQuick AnswersPersonalising your systemUsing AlertMeTroubleshootingAbout AlertMeCategories:AccessoriesBatteriesButtonEmailsEmergency alarmFriendsGreenHelpHistoryHome network ingHome safetyHubInstallationIntruder alarmKeyfobKitLampLegalMessagesGetting startedwith the ButtonFrom AlertmeWhat is it? What does it look lik e?How do I start it up (how do I putthe battery in)?Wher e in my hom e should I put it?I can't see a flashing light on itanywhereHow do I stick it up in m y home?What does the flashing light m ean,whilst I'm installing it?I can't get it to flash regularly everysecond where I want to install itWhat does the flashing light m ean,when I'm testing it?What is it?The Button is quite simply a button!You can use it to provide an input toyour AlertMe system for many differentreasons. Most likely, your Button willbecome your AlertMe Doorbell; we willoffer more Button functions soon. It isbattery powered and looks lik e this:Getting started with the Button - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Getting_star...1 of 5 10/10/08 11:59
PersonalisationPhone callsPurchasingSecuritySubscriptionText messagesUsersWebsiteWireless networkThere's more info here.How do I start it up?To put in a battery, squeeze the tabs onopposite sides of the sensor and lift offthe front (see here for pictures or herefor a movie). The battery is supplied byAlertMe in the Button box. Clip theback on the sensor again when youhave put the battery in. The lightshould then blink twice every fewseconds for a while; this will stop oncethe Button is communicating with theHub. If the light does not turn on at all,then click here for help.If it stops flashing, but does not appearon the website as an icon, wait a fewminutes. If that doesn't work , trytaking the battery out for 10 seconds,replacing it, and waiting another fewminutes. If it still doesn't appear, clickhere.Where should I put it?If your Button is to be an AlertMeDoorbell, then you should place itwhere you would put a doorbell! If youare going to use your Button forsomething else, then it should be clearwhere you would want it for thatreason.You should also try to follow our generalAccessory positioning guidelines.If you are having problems positioningit, try reading our help on positioning.Getting started with the Button - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Getting_star...2 of 5 10/10/08 11:59
I can't see a flashinglight on itWhen the Button flashes its light, thewhole of the orange ring on the frontwill light up!When you first put the battery in, youshould expect to see the Button lightblink twice every few seconds; the lightwill go out once the Button iscommunicating with the Hub. The lightwill come on again when this Button isselected for placement on the website;then, it will flash regularly once asecond (if it is in a good position for theAccessory to be installed), or it willblink twice every few seconds (if it isnot in a good position). If you aren'tplacing this Button, it most lik ely willnot be flashing its light.How do I stick it up?Firstly, mak e sure you know how to usethe sticky pads! If you haven't alreadyread the instructions for these, do sonow here.Peel a sticky pad off the backing sheet,put it onto the back of the Button andpress firmly for a few seconds. Then,peel off the printed part of the coversheet off the pad you just stuck down,and press the Button against thesurface you want to stick it to firmly fora few seconds. Done!With the Button, you have thealternative of using screws to fix theButton to a wall. There are specialguide circles on the back part of theButton where you could punch throughin order to use screws; these should beobvious if you lift off the front of theGetting started with the Button - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Getting_star...3 of 5 10/10/08 11:59
Button as if you were changing thebattery. Screw the back plate onto yourwall, then simply clip the front partback on.What does the flashinglight mean whilst I'minstalling it?When this Button is selected forplacement on the website it will flashregularly once a second (whilst it is in agood position for the Accessory to beinstalled), or it will blink twice everyfew seconds (if it is not in a goodposition).You should hold the Button still in theplace you want to install it for about 5seconds. If the light flashes regularlyonce a second all that time, it is a goodspot to install it. If it doesn't, you shouldtry moving the Button somewhat - readour tips here.I can't get it to flashregularly where I wantto install itCheck you have followed our Accessorypositioning guidelines. For help withgetting Accessories to communicatewith your Hub all around your home,click here.What does the flashinglight mean when I'mtesting it?Getting started with the Button - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Getting_star...4 of 5 10/10/08 11:59
Once you have installed your Button,the light will go out for the remainderof the Alertme setup process. When youreach the testing stage, the light willcome on whenever the Button ispressed. For more information abouttesting, click here.Retrieved from "http://wiki.alertme.com/wik i/index.php/Getting_started_with_the_Button"Categories: Installation | Accessories |ButtonThis page was last modified 15:22, 15 February 2008.This page has been accessed 370 times.Content is available under GNU Free Documentation License 1.2.Privacy policyAbout AlertmeDisclaimersGetting started with the Button - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Getting_star...5 of 5 10/10/08 11:59
From Alertme User Guide front pageRecent changesList of all pagesHow to use this GuideGetting StartedQuick AnswersPersonalising your systemUsing AlertMeTroubleshootingAbout AlertMeCategories:AccessoriesBatteriesButtonEmailsEmergency alarmFriendsGreenHelpHistoryHome networkingHome safetyHubInstallationIntruder alarmKeyfobKitLampLegalMessagesPersonalisationPhone callsPurchasingInstalling the ButtonFrom AlertmeBefore you start here, you should have installed yourHub, prepared all your Accessories by turning themon and bonding them with the Hub, and installed theLamp (or all your Lamps if you are luck y enough tohave more than one!). If you have more Lamps to setup, click here to go back and install them.Where to put the ButtonThe Button can be used for many things! Fornow, we recomm end that you choose one of ourm ain options, such as Door bell. You can alwayschange the function of your Button later on, butit is a good idea to pick something for it now,before you comm it to placing it som ewhere inyour hom e. There are general guidelines aboutpositioning AlertMe Accessories here. For moreinformation about the Button, click here.The Button may, if you prefer, be attached to yourhome using screws rather than sticky pads. Readmore about this here.Repeat the following instructions for each Button youhave.Positioning the Button in your homeAll Buttons which you have not yet set up shouldcurrently be near to your Hub, and their lights shouldbe off.On the walk through page on AlertMe's secure websiteyou should now be able to see all the Accessories youhave not yet set up, including the Button you areabout to install. If you drag a Button icon on thewebsite to the box on the right hand side, youshould see the light on one of the Buttons nearInstalling the Button - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Installing_th...1 of 3 10/10/08 11:31
SecuritySubscriptionText messagesUsersWebsiteWireless networkyour Hub start to flash on and off regularly. Thisis the one to install now.Tak e this Button to wher e ever you wish to put it.As you m ove ar ound your hom e, the light onyour Button may continue to flash, or the lightm ay start to blink twice every few seconds. Whenthe light is blinking, that means that you are not ina good location to install your Button, as the radiosignal is not good enough. Don't panic! There are tworeasons the light might do this. One is that you are ina slightly bad spot for the wireless network ; you mayfind that moving the button just a few inches one wayor another is all it takes to get to a better place. Ifmoving it around does not work , try another location.If you cannot find a good spot anywhere near there, itmight be that you are out of range of the Hub. Movingyour Lamp nearer to where you want to install thisbutton might be the answer - read more abouttweaking your system for better wireless networkcoverage.As you position your Button, you should m akesure you select a location where the Button lightis flashing continuously. You may wish to place theButton somewhere, and then watch it for 5 to 10seconds to ensure that it continues to flash,confirming that this is a good position where it canbe in constant contact with your Hub. Once you havefound a good spot, fix the Button in place with asticky pad (read the instructions fir st!).If you have any problems with finding a position foryour Button where the light stays flashing, click herefor help. If you have any problems deciding where toplace the Button, or actually fixing it in place, clickhere.Naming the ButtonNow you should have successfully positioned theButton in your home.On the website, click OK to say you have positionedyour Button; you can now name it in the box. You cangive the Button a name, such as Master BedroomPanic Button or Kitchen Doorbell. The name isentirely up to you; by default your Button is just givena number, such as Button 1, for the first Button, or"Doorbell 1" if you decided to mak e it a doorbell.(Later on, you will have the opportunity to assign theInstalling the Button - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Installing_th...2 of 3 10/10/08 11:31
Button to a room in your home, if you opt to set upRooms on the AlertMe secure website. For now, youjust need to give it a name.)Great! You have installed your Button. You can installfurther Buttons now, or move ontoPersonalising_your_AlertMe_system_for_the_first_time.Find out more about what the Button is and what itdoes here (leaving the installation user guide - youmight want to open this page in another tab orwindow).Retrieved from "http://wiki.alertme.com/wik i/index.php/Installing_the_Button"Categories: Button | Installation | Batteries | Wirelessnetwork | AccessoriesInstalling the Button - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Installing_th...3 of 3 10/10/08 11:31
From Alertme User Guide front pageRecent changesList of all pagesHow to use this GuideGetting StartedQuick AnswersPersonalising your systemUsing AlertMeTroubleshootingAbout AlertMeCategories:AccessoriesBatteriesButtonEmailsEmergency alarmFriendsGreenHelpHistoryHome network ingHome safetyHubInstallationIntruder alarmKeyfobKitLampLegalMessagesGetting startedwith the KeyfobFrom AlertmeWhat is it? What does it look lik e?How do I start it up (how do I putthe battery in)?What should I call it? What is agood nam e for a Keyfob?I can't see a flashing light on itanywhereWhat does the flashing light m ean,whilst I'm nam ing it?What does the flashing light m ean,when I'm testing it?What is the sm all thingy in the boxwith m y Keyfob?What is it?The Keyfob is used to control theAlertMe Intruder Alarm system, byblipping your home whenever you go in,or out. The big button is used when youreturn Home, and the small buttonwhen you go Away. This affects how theIntruder Alarm and Emergency Alarmswork - when you are At Home, theGetting started with the Keyfob - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Getting_star...1 of 5 10/10/08 11:59
PersonalisationPhone callsPurchasingSecuritySubscriptionText messagesUsersWebsiteWireless networkMotion Sensors do not trigger analarm, for example, but when you areAway they do. You can also set differentdoorbell sounds for whether you are athome or not, and get notifications whenother family members go out, or comeback home - even if you are not at homeyourself! The Keyfob is battery poweredand look s lik e this:You can hang it on your keyring!There's more info here.How do I start it up?To put in a battery, insert a smallflat-bladed screwdriver into the slot atthe keyring end, and lever up the top ofthe case, then slide it back away fromthe keyring end (see here for picturesor here for a movie). The battery issupplied by AlertMe in the Keyfob box.Clip the Keyfob together again whenyou have put the battery in. The lightshould then blink twice every fewseconds for a while; this will stop oncethe Keyfob is communicating with theHub. If the light does not turn on at all,then click here for help.If it stops flashing, but does not appearon the website as an icon, wait a fewminutes. If that doesn't work , trytaking the battery out for 10 seconds,replacing it, and waiting another fewminutes. If it still doesn't appear, clickhere.If your AlertMe Keyfob came with aspecial tool in the Keyfob box, you canuse that to open it - click here.Getting started with the Keyfob - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Getting_star...2 of 5 10/10/08 11:59
What should I call it?You should give each Keyfob the nameof the person who will k eep it. So, if oneKeyfob will belong to Billy, call theKeyfob "Billy" here on the website.Then, AlertMe can show you who is athome at any given time, and can tellyou who set the alarm when they leftthe house, and so on.I can't see a flashinglight on itThe light, when flashing, is in theposition of the green dot here:When you first put the battery in, youshould expect to see the Keyfob lightblink twice every few seconds; the lightwill go out once the Keyfob iscommunicating with the Hub. The lightwill come on again when this Keyfob isselected for naming on the website. Ifyou aren't naming this Keyfob, it mostlikely will not be flashing its light.What does the flashinglight mean whilst I'mnaming it?When this Keyfob is selected for namingon the website it will flash regularlyonce a second (whilst it is in a goodGetting started with the Keyfob - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Getting_star...3 of 5 10/10/08 11:59
position to be used), or it will blinktwice every few seconds (if it is not in agood position, and cannot communicatewith the Hub).What does the flashinglight mean when I'mtesting it?Once you have installed your Keyfob,the light will go out for the remainderof the Alertme setup process. When youreach the testing stage, the light willcome on whenever either Keyfob buttonis pressed. For more information abouttesting, click here.What is the littlethingy in the box withmy Keyfob?In some cases you may find a smallplastic bag inside the Keyfob box, whichcontains a little metal tag. This tag canbe used to open the Keyfob (just insertthe small end into the slot in theKeyfob, and twist the tag). If the tag isbig enough, you may wish to use it onthe Keyfob keyring, writing on it tolabel which Keyfob this is. (There aretwo versions of the tag - tiny, andbigger!)If you have a trial/beta version ofAlertMe, then you probably won't findone.Retrieved from "http://wiki.alertme.com/wik i/index.php/Getting_started_with_the_Keyfob"Getting started with the Keyfob - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Getting_star...4 of 5 10/10/08 11:59
Categories: Installation | Accessories |KeyfobThis page was last modified 13:34, 17 January 2008.This page has been accessed 342 times.Content is available under GNU Free Documentation License 1.2.Privacy policyAbout AlertmeDisclaimersGetting started with the Keyfob - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Getting_star...5 of 5 10/10/08 11:59
From Alertme User Guide front pageRecent changesList of all pagesHow to use this GuideGetting StartedQuick AnswersPersonalising your systemUsing AlertMeTroubleshootingAbout AlertMeCategories:AccessoriesBatteriesButtonEmailsEmergency alarmFriendsGreenHelpHistoryHome network ingHome safetyHubInstallationIntruder alarmKeyfobKitLampLegalMessagesInstalling theKeyfobsFrom AlertmeBefore you start here, you should haveinstalled your Hub, started up all yourAccessories by turning them on andbonding them with the Hub, andinstalled the Lamp, the Doorbell, andthe Intruder Alarm.The Keyfob is the main way ofcontrolling the behaviour of yourAlertMe system day to day. With itstwo buttons, you can tell Aler tMewhether you are At Home or Awaysim ply by blipping the Keyfob asyou enter or leave your hom e. Thetwo behaviour s affect how theIntruder Alarm and Em er gencyAlarm s work - when you are AtHome, the Motion Sensors do nottrigger an alarm , for exam ple, butwhen you are Away they do. You canalso set differ ent doorbell soundsfor whether you are at hom e or not.For more information about the Keyfob,click here.Questions about the Keyfob? ClickGetting started with the Keyfob.Installing the Keyfobs - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Installing_th...1 of 2 10/10/08 11:34
PersonalisationPhone callsPurchasingSecuritySubscriptionText messagesUsersWebsiteWireless networkNaming the KeyfobOn the walkthrough page on AlertMe'ssecure website you should now be ableto see all the Accessories you have notyet set up, including the Keyfob you areabout to set up. Your Keyfobs should benear your Hub with their lights turnedoff. If you click a Keyfob icon on thewebsite, you should see the light onone of the Keyfobs near your Hubstart to flash on and off regularly.This is the one to name now.You should now be able to give theKeyfob a name in the box. You can givethe Keyfob a name, such as Fred; it isbest to give a Keyfob the name of theperson who will carry the Keyfob. If youare not giving the Keyfob to someone atthis point, you might want to name aKeyfob "Spare", or "Kitchen Drawer".When you've named all your Keyfobs,you can now move on to Installing theEmergency Alarm.Find out more about what the Keyfob isand what it does here (leaving theinstallation user guide - you might wantto open this page in another tab orwindow).Retrieved from "http://wiki.alertme.com/wik i/index.php/Installing_the_Keyfobs"Categories: Installation | Keyfob |Batteries | Wireless network |AccessoriesThis page was last modified 15:59, 3 January 2008.This page has been accessed 144 times.Content is available under GNU Free Documentation License 1.2.Privacy policyAbout AlertmeDisclaimersInstalling the Keyfobs - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Installing_th...2 of 2 10/10/08 11:34
From Alertme User Guide front pageRecent changesList of all pagesHow to use this GuideGetting StartedQuick AnswersPersonalising your systemUsing AlertMeTroubleshootingAbout AlertMeCategories:AccessoriesBatteriesButtonEmailsEmergency alarmFriendsGreenHelpHistoryHome network ingHome safetyHubInstallationIntruder alarmKeyfobKitLampLegalMessagesGetting startedwith the LampFrom AlertmeWhat is it? What does it look lik e?How do I start it up? Where should Iplug it in?Wher e in my hom e should I put it?I can't see a flashing light on itanywhereWhat does the flashing light m ean,whilst I'm installing it?I can't get it to flash regularly everysecond where I want to install itWhat does the flashing light m ean,when I'm testing it?What is it?As well as providing light, the Lampacts as a wireless signal booster toensure that your AlertMe system worksreliably throughout your home. We willbe adding more Lamp functions soon. Itis mains powered and comes with itsown power supply; it also contains abattery backup to k eep it running, butyou don't need to fit that batteryGetting started with the Lamp - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Getting_star...1 of 5 10/10/08 11:59
PersonalisationPhone callsPurchasingSecuritySubscriptionText messagesUsersWebsiteWireless networkyourself. It look s lik e this:Nice, isn't it? There's more info here.How do I start it up?Plug the Lamp power supply into amains power socket, somewhere nearthe Hub, and plug the power supplycable into the Lamp (click here for amovie showing this). Then press theButton on the base of the Lam ponce.The light should then blink twice everyfew seconds for a while; this will stoponce the Lamp is communicating withthe Hub. The Lamp may go dark if youunplug it from the mains, but will workfine when plugged in again (this isbecause the backup battery inside itmay not be fully charged yet). If thelight does not turn on at all, then clickhere for help.The Lamp power connector may be alittle tricky to plug into the Lamp, butdon't worry, you won't break it.If your Lamp does not light up atall, click here.Where should I put it?You should position your lampsom ewhere you will enjoy it, butalso som ewher e not too close toGetting started with the Lamp - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Getting_star...2 of 5 10/10/08 11:59
your Hub. Putting the Lamp inanother r oom , or on another floor,of your home, is ideal. The Lampneeds to be plugged into a mainspower socket.You should also try to follow our generalAccessory positioning guidelines.If you are having problems positioningit, try reading our help on positioning.I can't see a flashinglight on itWhen the Lamp flashes its light, thewhole top of the Lamp should flash blue!It may be hard to see this in a brightlylit room.When you first plug it in, you shouldexpect to see the Lamp light blink twiceevery few seconds; the light will go outonce the Lamp is communicating withthe Hub. The light will come on againwhen this Lamp is selected forplacement on the website; then, it willflash regularly once a second (if it is ina good position for the Accessory to beinstalled), or it will blink twice everyfew seconds (if it is not in a goodposition). If you aren't placing thisLamp, it most likely will not be flashingits light. It m ay also stop flashing, orgo dim , if it is unplugged; it shouldstart again without problem s if youplug it back in. (AlertMe Lampscontain backup batteries to k eep themrunning, but these may not be fullycharged when you start off installingyour Kit.)What does the flashinglight mean whilst I'mGetting started with the Lamp - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Getting_star...3 of 5 10/10/08 11:59
installing it?When this Lamp is selected forplacement on the website it will flashregularly once a second (whilst it is in agood position for the Accessory to beinstalled), or it will blink twice everyfew seconds (if it is not in a goodposition).You should hold the Lamp still in theplace you want to install it for about 5seconds. If the light flashes regularlyonce a second all that time, it is a goodspot to install it. If it doesn't, you shouldtry moving the Lamp somewhat - readour tips here.I can't get it to flashregularly where I wantto install itCheck you have followed our Accessorypositioning guidelines. For help withgetting Accessories to communicatewith your Hub all around your home,click here.What does the flashinglight mean when I'mtesting it?Once you have installed your Lamp, thelight will go out for the remainder ofthe Alertme setup process. When youreach the testing stage, the light maycome on. Lamp functions are currentlyunder development by AlertMe. Formore information about testing, clickhere.Getting started with the Lamp - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Getting_star...4 of 5 10/10/08 11:59
Retrieved from "http://wiki.alertme.com/wik i/index.php/Getting_started_with_the_Lamp"Categories: Installation | Accessories |LampThis page was last modified 17:34, 22 January 2008.This page has been accessed 663 times.Content is available under GNU Free Documentation License 1.2.Privacy policyAbout AlertmeDisclaimersGetting started with the Lamp - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Getting_star...5 of 5 10/10/08 11:59
From Alertme User Guide front pageRecent changesList of all pagesHow to use this GuideGetting StartedQuick AnswersPersonalising your systemUsing AlertMeTroubleshootingAbout AlertMeCategories:AccessoriesBatteriesButtonEmailsEmergency alarmFriendsGreenHelpHistoryHome network ingHome safetyHubInstallationIntruder alarmKeyfobKitLampLegalMessagesInstalling theLampFrom AlertmeBefore you start here, you should haveinstalled your Hub and started up allyour Accessories by turning them onand bonding them with the Hub.Where to put the LampAs well as providing light, the Lampacts as a wireless signal booster toensure that your AlertMe system worksreliably throughout your home. Formore information about the Lamp, clickhere.You should position your lampsom ewhere you will enjoy it, butalso som ewher e not too close toyour Hub. Putting the Lamp inanother r oom , or on another floor,of your home, is ideal. The Lampneeds to be plugged into a mainspower socket. There are generalguidelines about positioning AlertMeAccessories here. If you are havingproblems positioning your Lamp, or anyother Accessory, click here.If you have multiple Lamps to install,simply follow these instructions for eachLamp in turn.Installing the Lamp - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Installing_th...1 of 4 10/10/08 11:32
PersonalisationPhone callsPurchasingSecuritySubscriptionText messagesUsersWebsiteWireless networkPositioning the Lamp in yourhomeThe Lamp you are about to installshould currently be near to your Hub.On the walkthrough page on AlertMe'ssecure website you should now be ableto see all of the Lamps you have,including the one you are about toinstall. If you drag a Lamp icon onthe website to the box on the r ighthand side, you should see the Lampin your home near your Hub start toflash on and off regularly. This isthe Lamp to install now, if you havem ore than one.If your Lamp does not flash at all,please read our help page her e.Bear in mind that although your Lamphas a battery in to keep it running whenthe mains power goes out, it may notyet be fully charged if you only recentlyplugged in the Lamp for the first time. Ifthe light goes out it may be lack ofpower, not that you are out of range.Try plugging in the mains and waiting5-10 seconds rather than watching thelight as you walk around your home, toposition the Lamp.You can unplug your Lam p now andcarry it, with its power supply, towhere ever you wish to put it. As youm ove around your home, your lam pm ay continue to flash, or the lightm ay go out. When the light is blink ingtwice every few seconds, that meansthat you are not in a good location toinstall your Lamp, as the radio signal isnot good enough. Don't panic! Thereare two reasons the lamp might do this.One is that you are in a slightly badspot for the wireless network; you mayfind that moving the sensor just a fewinches one way or another is all itInstalling the Lamp - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Installing_th...2 of 4 10/10/08 11:32
takes to get to a better place. If movingit around does not work , try anotherlocation. If you cannot find a good spotanywhere near there, it might be thatyou are out of range of the Hub. If youcannot find a good spot for your lamp,read more about how to fix any issueswith the wireless network.As you position your Lamp, you shouldmak e sure you select a location wherethe Lamp is flashing regularly all thetime. You may wish to place theLam p, connect it to m ains power,and then watch it for 5 to 10seconds to ensure that it continues toflash, confirming that this is a goodposition for the Lamp where it can bein constant contact with your Hub. Ifyou have any problems with finding aposition for your Lamp where the lightstays flashing, click here for help.Naming the LampNow you should have successfullypositioned the Lamp in your home.On the website, click OK to say youhave positioned your Lamp; you can nowname your Lamp in the box. You cangive the Lamp a name, such as FirstFloor Night Light, or AlertMe StatusLamp. The name is entirely up to you,and may reflect the use of your lamp, orthe location of the lamp, or anythingelse! (Feel free to call your Lamp Bob, ifyou like.) By default your Lamp is calledLamp 1, if you just have the one Lamp.(Later on, you will have the opportunityto assign the Lamp to a room in yourhome, if you opt to set up Rooms on theAlertMe secure website. For now, youjust need to give it a name.)Great! You have installed your Lamp.You can install another Lamp now ifInstalling the Lamp - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Installing_th...3 of 4 10/10/08 11:32
you have one, or move onto Setting upthe Keyfob.Find out more about what the Lamp isand what it does here (leaving theinstallation user guide - you might wantto open this page in another tab orwindow).Retrieved from "http://wiki.alertme.com/wik i/index.php/Installing_the_Lamp"Categories: Installation | Lamp |Wireless network | AccessoriesThis page was last modified 17:35, 22 January 2008.This page has been accessed 420 times.Content is available under GNU Free Documentation License 1.2.Privacy policyAbout AlertmeDisclaimersInstalling the Lamp - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Installing_th...4 of 4 10/10/08 11:32
From Alertme User Guide front pageRecent changesList of all pagesHow to use this GuideGetting StartedQuick AnswersPersonalising your systemUsing AlertMeTroubleshootingAbout AlertMeCategories:AccessoriesBatteriesButtonEmailsEmergency alarmFriendsGreenHelpHistoryHome network ingHome safetyHubInstallationIntruder alarmKeyfobKitLampLegalMessagesGetting startedwith the MotionSensorFrom AlertmeWhat is it? What does it look lik e?How do I start it up (how do I put thebattery in)?Wher e in my hom e should I put it?I can't see a flashing light on itanywhereHow do I stick it up in m y home?What does the flashing light m ean,whilst I'm installing it?I can't get it to flash regularly everysecond where I want to install itWhat does the flashing light m ean,when I'm testing it?What is it?The Motion Sensor detects activity in yourhome, as part of the AlertMe IntruderAlarm. It is battery powered and look s lik ethis:Getting started with the Motion Sensor - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Getting_star...1 of 5 10/10/08 11:58
PersonalisationPhone callsPurchasingSecuritySubscriptionText messagesUsersWebsiteWireless networkIt look s out across your home from avantage point near the top of a wall.There's more info here.How do I start it up?To put in a battery, squeeze the tabs onopposite sides of the sensor, and lift off thefront (see here for pictures or here for amovie). The battery is supplied by AlertMein the Motion Sensor box. Clip the backon the sensor again when you have putthe battery in. The light should thenblink twice every few seconds for a while;this will stop once the Motion Sensor iscommunicating with the Hub. If the lightdoes not turn on at all, then click herefor help.If it stops flashing, but does not appear onthe website as an icon, wait a fewminutes. If that doesn't work , try takingthe battery out for 10 seconds, replacingit, and waiting another few minutes. If itstill doesn't appear, click here.Where should I put it?Motion Sensors protect areas you think anintruder might walk through - they aregood in hallways, for example. They arealso excellent for monitoring areas wherethere are many external access points(doors and windows), where a lot ofDoor/Window Sensors would be needed.The Motion Sensor can be used tocheck for activity in a room or areain your home. The Motion Sensor isGetting started with the Motion Sensor - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Getting_star...2 of 5 10/10/08 11:58
designed for use indoors. A hallway,or in a ground floor r oom pointingtowards a door , are good choices. Youshould position it so that it has a goodview across the area you want toprotect, but try to position yourMotion Detector so that it points awayfrom windows or exter ior doors. YourAlertMe Motion Sensor will sense motionin a range up to 10m. Make sure you putthe Motion Detector the right way up!Bear in mind that the Motion Detectormay detect medium to large pets.You have the choice of positioning theMotion Sensor flat on one wall, or on acorner between two walls. These twooptions are illustrated here, which alsoshows the "right way up"!You should also try to follow our generalAccessory positioning guidelines.If you are having problems positioning it,try reading our help on positioning.I can't see a flashinglight on itThe light, when flashing, is in theposition of the green dot here:When you first put the battery in, youshould expect to see the Motion Sensorlight blink twice every few seconds; thelight will go out once the Motion Sensor iscommunicating with the Hub. The lightwill come on again when this MotionSensor is selected for placement on thewebsite; then, it will flash regularly onceGetting started with the Motion Sensor - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Getting_star...3 of 5 10/10/08 11:58
a second (if it is in a good position for theAccessory to be installed), or it will blinktwice every few seconds (if it is not in agood position). If you aren't placing thisMotion Sensor, it most lik ely will not beflashing its light.How do I stick it up?You have the choice of positioning theMotion Sensor flat on one wall, or on acorner between two walls. These twooptions are illustrated here.Firstly, mak e sure you know how to usethe sticky pads! If you haven't alreadyread the instructions for these, do so nowhere.Peel a sticky pad off the backing sheet,put it onto the back of the Motion Sensorand press firmly for a few seconds. Then,peel off the printed part of the cover sheetoff the pad you just stuck down, and pressthe Motion Sensor against the surface youwant to stick it to firmly for a few seconds.Done!What does the flashinglight mean whilst I'minstalling it?When this Motion Sensor is selected forplacement on the website it will flashregularly once a second (whilst it is in agood position for the Accessory to beinstalled), or it will blink twice every fewseconds (if it is not in a good position).You should hold the Motion Sensor still inthe place you want to install it for about 5seconds. If the light flashes regularly onceGetting started with the Motion Sensor - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Getting_star...4 of 5 10/10/08 11:58
a second all that time, it is a good spot toinstall it. If it doesn't, you should trymoving the Motion Sensor somewhat -read our tips here.I can't get it to flashregularly where I want toinstall itCheck you have followed our Accessorypositioning guidelines. For help withgetting Accessories to communicate withyour Hub all around your home, clickhere.What does the flashinglight mean when I'mtesting it?Once you have installed your MotionSensor, the light will go out for theremainder of the Alertme setup process.When you reach the testing stage, thelight will come on whenever the MotionSensor detects activity. For moreinformation about testing, click here.Retrieved from "http://wiki.alertme.com/wik i/index.php/Getting_started_with_the_Motion_Sensor"Categories: Installation | AccessoriesThis page was last modified 16:06, 15 February 2008.This page has been accessed 511 times.Content is available under GNU Free Documentation License 1.2.Privacy policyAbout AlertmeDisclaimersGetting started with the Motion Sensor - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Getting_star...5 of 5 10/10/08 11:58
From Alertme User Guide front pageRecent changesList of all pagesHow to use this GuideGetting StartedQuick AnswersPersonalising your systemUsing AlertMeTroubleshootingAbout AlertMeCategories:AccessoriesBatteriesButtonEmailsEmergency alarmFriendsGreenHelpHistoryHome network ingHome safetyHubInstallationIntruder alarmKeyfobKitLampLegalMessagesInstalling theMotion SensorFrom AlertmeThis Accessory is installed as part of theIntruder Alarm.Questions about the Motion Sensor?Click Getting started with theMotion Sensor .Where to put the MotionSensorThe Motion Sensor can be used tocheck for activity in a room or areain your home. The Motion Sensor isdesigned for use indoors. A hallway,or in a ground floor r oom pointingtowards a door , are good choices.You should position it so that it hasa good view across the area you wantto pr otect, but try to position yourMotion Detector so that it pointsaway from windows or exteriordoors. Your AlertMe Motion Sensor willsense motion in a range up to 10m.Make sure you put the Motion Detectorthe right way up! Bear in mind thatthe Motion Detector may detect mediumto large pets.You have the choice of positioning theMotion Sensor flat on one wall, or on acorner between two walls. These twooptions are illustrated here.Installing the Motion Sensor - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Installing_t...1 of 4 10/10/08 11:32
PersonalisationPhone callsPurchasingSecuritySubscriptionText messagesUsersWebsiteWireless networkThere are general guidelines aboutpositioning AlertMe Accessories here.For more information about the MotionSensor, click here.Repeat the following instructionsfor each Motion Sensor you have. Itis a good idea before you start tothink about where you will installeach of your sensors to best secur eyour hom e.Positioning the Motion Sensorin your homeAll Motion Sensors which you have notyet set up should currently be near toyour Hub, and their lights should be off.On the walkthrough page on AlertMe'ssecure website you should now be ableto see all the Accessories you have notyet set up, including the Motion Sensoryou are about to install. If you click aMotion Sensor icon, you should seethe light on one of the MotionSensors near your Hub start to flashon and off regularly. This is the oneto install now.Take this Motion Sensor to whereever you wish to put it. As you m ovearound your home, the light onyour Motion Sensor may continue toflash r egularly, or the light maystart to blink twice every fewseconds. When the light is blink ing,that means that you are not in a goodlocation to install your Motion Sensor,as the radio signal is not good enough.Don't panic! There are two reasons thelight might do this. One is that you arein a slightly bad spot for the wirelessnetwork ; you may find that moving thesensor just a few inches one way oranother is all it takes to get to a betterplace. If moving it around does notwork , try another location. If youInstalling the Motion Sensor - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Installing_t...2 of 4 10/10/08 11:32
cannot find a good spot anywhere nearthere, it might be that you are out ofrange of the Hub. Moving your Lampnearer to where you want to install thissensor might be the answer - read moreabout tweak ing your system for betterwireless network coverage.As you position your Motion Sensor ,you should m ake sure you select alocation wher e the Motion Sensorlight is flashing continuously. Youmay wish to place the Motion Sensorsomewhere, and then watch it for 5 to10 seconds to ensure that it continuesto flash, confirming that this is a goodposition where it can be in constantcontact with your Hub. Once you havefound a good spot, fix the MotionSensor in place with a sticky pad(read the instructions fir st!).If you have any problems with finding aposition for your Motion Sensor wherethe light stays flashing, click here forhelp. If you have any problems decidingwhere to place the Motion Sensor, oractually fixing it in place, click here.Naming the Motion SensorNow you should have successfullypositioned the Motion Sensor in yourhome.On the website, you can now name it inthe box. You can give the Motion Sensora name, such as Hallway MotionSensor.(Later on, you will have the opportunityto assign the Motion Sensor to a roomin your home, if you opt to set up Roomson the AlertMe secure website. For now,you just need to give it a name.)Great! You have installed your MotionSensor.Installing the Motion Sensor - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Installing_t...3 of 4 10/10/08 11:32
Find out more about what the MotionSensor is and what it does here(leaving the installation user guide -you might want to open this page inanother tab or window).Retrieved from "http://wiki.alertme.com/wik i/index.php/Installing_the_Motion_Sensor"Categories: Installation | Batteries |Wireless network | Accessories |SecurityThis page was last modified 14:51, 11 January 2008.This page has been accessed 379 times.Content is available under GNU Free Documentation License 1.2.Privacy policyAbout AlertmeDisclaimersInstalling the Motion Sensor - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Installing_t...4 of 4 10/10/08 11:32
From Alertme User Guide front pageRecent changesList of all pagesHow to use this GuideGetting StartedQuick AnswersPersonalising your systemUsing AlertMeTroubleshootingAbout AlertMeCategories:AccessoriesBatteriesButtonEmailsEmergency alarmFriendsGreenHelpHistoryHome networkingHome safetyHubInstallationIntruder alarmKeyfobKitLampLegalMessagesPersonalisationPhone callsPurchasingSecuritySubscriptionText messagesUsersWebsiteWireless networkIllustrated: Positioning the MotionSensorFrom AlertmeIllustrated: Positioning the Motion Sensor - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Illustrated:_...1 of 2 10/10/08 12:16
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From Alertme User Guide front pageRecent changesList of all pagesHow to use this GuideGetting StartedQuick AnswersPersonalising your systemUsing AlertMeTroubleshootingAbout AlertMeCategories:AccessoriesBatteriesButtonEmailsEmergency alarmFriendsGreenHelpHistoryHome network ingHome safetyHubInstallationIntruder alarmKeyfobKitLampLegalMessagesGetting startedwith theDoor/WindowSensorFrom AlertmeWhat is it? What does it look lik e?How do I start it up (how do I putthe battery in)?Wher e in my hom e should I put it?I can't see a flashing light on itanywhereHow do I stick it up in m y home?What does the flashing light m ean,whilst I'm installing it?I can't get it to flash regularly everysecond where I want to install itWhat does the flashing light m ean,when I'm testing it?What is it?The Door/Window Sensor detectswhether a door, window, or other thingis Open or Closed, as part of theGetting started with the Door/Window Sensor - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Getting_star...1 of 6 10/10/08 11:59
PersonalisationPhone callsPurchasingSecuritySubscriptionText messagesUsersWebsiteWireless networkAlertMe Intruder Alarm system. As wellas alerting you to intruders, this check sthat you've shut all your doors andwindows before going out! TheDoor/Window Sensor is battery poweredand look s lik e this:The big part is the main sensor, andthe little part is a magnet. It work s bydetecting if the two parts are very closetogether (meaning the door, or window,is shut), or far apart (meaning it isopen!). There's more info here.How do I start it up?To put in a battery, squeeze the tabs onopposite sides of the big part of thesensor, and lift off the front (see herefor pictures or here for a movie). Thebattery is supplied by AlertMe in theDoor/Window Sensor box. Clip the backon the sensor again when you have putthe battery in. The light should thenblink twice every few seconds for awhile; this will stop once theDoor/Window Sensor is communicatingwith the Hub. If the light does not turnon at all, then click here for help.If it stops flashing, but does not appearon the website as an icon, wait a fewminutes. If that doesn't work , trytaking the battery out for 10 seconds,replacing it, and waiting another fewminutes. If it still doesn't appear, clickhere.Where should I put it?Getting started with the Door/Window Sensor - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Getting_star...2 of 6 10/10/08 11:59
The Door/Window Sensor detectswhether a door, window, or otherthing is Open or Closed. The sensorhas two parts - a larger part, intowhich the battery is placed, and asmaller part (which is actually amagnet). The Door/Window Sensor isdesigned for use indoors but it can beused on external windows or doors,providing that the larger part isnormally indoors. You can use theDoor/Window Sensor to check whetherground floor exterior doors and largewindows are open or closed (especiallyhelpful when combined with AlertMe'swarning if you leave your home set to"Away" without closing everything!).The larger part of the sensor isusually placed on the door orwindow frame, and the smallerm agnet placed on the door orwindow itself; the two parts m ust beparallel to each other, and as closeto touching as you can place them ,without stopping the m oving partfrom opening smoothly. Each part ofthe sensor has a pair of little lines onone side; you should install the sensorwith those sides with the little linesnext to each other . This is illustratedin the bottom half of this page. Try toleave at least a centimetre or so ofem pty space at either end of theDoor/Window Sensor.Check out the pictures!If you have UPVC windows or otherwindows with bevelled or anglededges click here.You should also try to follow our generalAccessory positioning guidelines.If you are having problems positioningit, try reading our help on positioning.Getting started with the Door/Window Sensor - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Getting_star...3 of 6 10/10/08 11:59
I can't see a flashinglight on itThe light, when flashing, is in theposition of the green dot here:When you first put the battery in, youshould expect to see the Door/WindowSensor light blink twice every fewseconds; the light will go out once theDoor/Window Sensor is communicatingwith the Hub. The light will come onagain when this Door/Window Sensor isselected for placement on the website;then, it will flash regularly once asecond (if it is in a good position for theAccessory to be installed), or it willblink twice every few seconds (if it isnot in a good position). If you aren'tplacing this Door/Window Sensor, itmost lik ely will not be flashing its light.How do I stick it up?Firstly, mak e sure you know how to usethe sticky pads! If you haven't alreadyread the instructions for these, do sonow here.Peel a sticky pad off the backing sheet,put it onto the back of theDoor/Window Sensor and press firmlyfor a few seconds. Then, peel off theprinted part of the cover sheet off thepad you just stuck down, and press theDoor/Window Sensor against thesurface you want to stick it to firmly fora few seconds. If you lik e, you can useGetting started with the Door/Window Sensor - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Getting_star...4 of 6 10/10/08 11:59
two stick y pads, one at either end ofthe sensor.For the magnet we supply special, smallsticky pads, which you use in the sameway as the big ones.Check out the pictures!What does the flashinglight mean whilst I'minstalling it?When this Door/Window Sensor isselected for placement on the website itwill flash regularly once a second(whilst it is in a good position for theAccessory to be installed), or it willblink twice every few seconds (if it isnot in a good position).You should hold the Door/WindowSensor still in the place you want toinstall it for about 5 seconds. If thelight flashes regularly once a second allthat time, it is a good spot to install it.If it doesn't, you should try moving theDoor/Window Sensor somewhat - readour tips here.I can't get it to flashregularly where I wantto install itCheck you have followed our Accessorypositioning guidelines. For help withgetting Accessories to communicatewith your Hub all around your home,click here.What does the flashingGetting started with the Door/Window Sensor - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Getting_star...5 of 6 10/10/08 11:59
light mean when I'mtesting it?Once you have installed yourDoor/Window Sensor, the light will goout for the remainder of the Alertmesetup process. When you reach thetesting stage, the light will come onwhenever the Door/Window Sensordetects whatever it is stuck to opening.For more information about testing,click here.Retrieved from "http://wiki.alertme.com/wik i/index.php/Getting_started_with_the_Door/Window_Sensor"Categories: Installation | AccessoriesThis page was last modified 16:07, 28 February 2008.This page has been accessed 449 times.Content is available under GNU Free Documentation License 1.2.Privacy policyAbout AlertmeDisclaimersGetting started with the Door/Window Sensor - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Getting_star...6 of 6 10/10/08 11:59
From Alertme User Guide front pageRecent changesList of all pagesHow to use this GuideGetting StartedQuick AnswersPersonalising your systemUsing AlertMeTroubleshootingAbout AlertMeCategories:AccessoriesBatteriesButtonEmailsEmergency alarmFriendsGreenHelpHistoryHome networkingHome safetyHubInstallationIntruder alarmKeyfobKitLampLegalMessagesPersonalisationPhone callsPurchasingSecuritySubscriptionText messagesUsersWebsiteWireless networkUsing the sticky padsFrom AlertmeWe provide plenty of sticky pads for you to fix AlertMe accessories aroundyour home. These are special pads from TESA. Please note that sticky padsonly come in two types - big (most of your Accessories) and small (for themagnet of your Door/Window Sensor). You don't need to worry about gettingmixed up about which are for what accessories! :)Contents1 Why use the sticky pads provided, rather than any others?2 Using the Sticky Pads - the Movie3 Sticking an Accessory in place4 Removing an Accessory5 If you have any problems...Why use the sticky pads provided, rather than any others?Because the special AlertMe-provided sticky pads not only secure yourAccessor ies firm ly to your home, but also can be rem oved cleanlywithout damaging your decor , if you follow the instructions!Using the Sticky Pads - the MovieClick here (http://www.alertme.com/videos/stickies.mov) to watch a Quicktimemovie about how to use the sticky pads.Sticking an Accessory in placeThere is a sheet of sticky pads in the box with each Accessory. This shouldmean you have enough to stick up the Accessory, with a couple left over incase you make a mistake, or want to move the Accessory later.Mak e sure that both the Accessory you want to stick in place, and thesurface you are sticking it to, are both clean and dry. When you arepicking a location, try to m ake sure you stick the Accessory down sothat you can reach the clips that enable you to open the case andreplace the battery! If you are installing a Button, bear in mind that youcan instead use screws to fix this to your home if you prefer (read more here).Peel a sticky pad off the back ing paper and place onto the back of theAccessory, pressing firm ly for 5 seconds. Do not remove the clear stripsfrom the end of the tab.Then, simply peel off the printed cover sheet, and stick the Accessory toyour wall, doorframe, etc, m aking sure that the tab is som ewher e youcan r each it later on, and where you can pull it along the surfaceaway from the Accessory for a few cm at least (see below for why youUsing the sticky pads - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Using_the_st...1 of 4 10/10/08 12:16
should do this!). Hold in place, pressing firmly down, for 5 seconds.Removing an AccessoryGrip the Accessory firmly with one hand (without pressing it against thesurface it is stuck to). Then, with the other hand, hold on the tab stickingout from the sticky pad, and pull firmly parallel to the surface the pad isstuck to. Keep pulling as it stretches out! It will stretch a long way, buteventually will unstick, leaving no mark on your decor. Do not pull theAccessor y away fr om the surface!You cannot reuse sticky pads. AlertMe supplies plenty of spares with eachKit; if you need more, contact us.Using the sticky pads - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Using_the_st...2 of 4 10/10/08 12:16
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From Alertme User Guide front pageRecent changesList of all pagesHow to use this GuideGetting StartedQuick AnswersPersonalising your systemUsing AlertMeTroubleshootingAbout AlertMeCategories:AccessoriesBatteriesButtonEmailsEmergency alarmFriendsGreenHelpHistoryHome network ingHome safetyHubInstallationIntruder alarmKeyfobKitLampLegalMessagesInstalling newAlertMeAccessoriesFrom AlertmeIf your AlertMe system is already up andrunning, and you buy new Accessories,this is how to set them up.Firstly, sign in to the secure websiteand click MySettings at the top right.Then click the Accessories tab.At the top right you should see an "AddAccessory" link. Click this, and followthe instructions!Note that you may see your existingAccessories again during this process insome cases, and may need to renamethem. If you have any problems orconcerns please Contact AlertMe forsupport.Retrieved from "http://wiki.alertme.com/wik i/index.php/Installing_new_AlertMe_Accessories"Categories: Installation | AccessoriesInstalling new AlertMe Accessories - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/Installing_n...1 of 2 10/10/08 11:32
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From Alertme User Guide front pageRecent changesList of all pagesHow to use this GuideGetting StartedQuick AnswersPersonalising your systemUsing AlertMeTroubleshootingAbout AlertMeCategories:AccessoriesBatteriesButtonEmailsEmergency alarmFriendsGreenHelpHistoryHome network ingHome safetyHubInstallationIntruder alarmKeyfobKitLampLegalMessagesThe Small PrintFrom AlertmeOur terms and conditions, warrantyand privacy policy are all included inour Service Terms and Conditions(https://secure.alertme.com//index.php?pid=tariffterms) .AlertMe equipmentSpecificationsRead the Specifications, including howwater-resistant AlertMe Kit is, ourRegulatory Compliance, and so on.We also provide Safety Advice for usingAlertMe.Retrieved from "http://wiki.alertme.com/wik i/index.php/The_Small_Print"Categories: Home safety | Kit | Security |Purchasing | Subscription | LegalT he Small Print - Alertme http://wiki.alertme.com/wiki/index.php/T he_Small_Print1 of 2 16/10/08 16:52
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