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1. ALERT SYSTEMS FAMILY The Only Original Driveway Alert Systems Home and Yard Alert Multi Channel Systems Campers Alert and Hunters Alert Portable Receivers Air Hose Alert Old Gas Station Style Pressure Tube Sensor Transmitter Magnetic Switch Transmitter for Windows Doorways and more Trip Wire Transmitter for Perimeters or Large Valuable Items High Water and Low Water Sensor Transmitters Push Button Transmitters Relay Transmitters ISA Alert Systems for those in need Mail Delivery Sensor Transmitters Thermal Alert Systems Hard Wired Systems DRIVEWAY ALERT SYSTEMS AVAILABLE ACCESSORIES Sound and Light Siren Chime Buzzers Fire Bell and Strobe Light More Event Counter Relay Module Relay Outlets Cables and Power Options LIMITED LIFETIME WARRANTY Miltronics Manufacturing Inc provides a lifetime warranty on parts and two years on labor Miltronics guarantees all parts of this product to the original owner against manufacturing or parts defects This warranty shall not apply to defects resulting from improper installation or use unauthorized repair and consequent damage abuse modification using in a fashion other than intended fire flood or act of God or on which serial numbers have been altered defaced or removed If your unit cannot be repaired Miltronics may replace it with new or reconditioned merchandise Miltronics will assume no liability for commercial loss or any kind of damage resulting from mal
2. Made Better In The USA by Phone 603 352 3333 Miltronics Manufacturing Inc Ais Sales 800 828 9089 95 Krif Road f t Fax 603 352 4444 Keene NH 03431 uL ences www drivewayalert com www miltronics com info drivewayalert com CAUTION Changes or modifications not expressly approved by Miltronics could void the user s warranty and authority to operate this device FCC STATEMENT This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules Operation is subject to the following two conditions 1 This device may not cause harmful interference and 2 This device must accept any interference received including interference that may cause undesired operation This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for an intentional radiator pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions may cause harmful interference to radio communications However there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation If this equipment does cause interference to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures Reorient or relocate th
3. FRA RED SENSOR TRANSMITTER OPERATION AND INSTALLATION The infra red sensor is positioned behind the round IR filter lens It has a horizontal detection angle of 40 degrees and a detection range of over 30 feet See diagram below The optimum target range is 10 to 15 feet from the Sensor Transmitter The infra red sensor detects vehicles intruders etc by sensing their heat and motion When a vehicle or large warm object moves through the detection zone the Infra Red Sensor Transmitter detects the intrusion and transmits a signal to the receiver When the battery s voltage has dropped below the sensor s required operating voltage transmissions are sent to the Receiver until the battery voltage becomes too low to transmit 30 feet gt DRIVEWAY ALERT Systems Infra Red Sensor Transmitter Sensing Angle and Distance First install a high quality 9 volt alkaline battery in the compartment located in back of the sensor case Securely close the battery cover The Battery will last about six months under normal use Mount the sensor approximately 2 to 3 feet above the ground and about 10 feet from the expected target Mount to something stable like a tree or wooden post Your Transmitters have several mounting options A Metal Mounting Bracket Mounting Screws and Bungee cords are provided Refer to the System Set Up on page 8 for placement Perform the Walk Test see page 5 prior to mounting permanently The Sensor Transmitter s IR
4. Lens and infra red sensor must have an unobstructed view of the detection area that is free of plants shrubs and branches Take care not to touch the Lens or allow the Lens to get damaged Straighten and extend the flexible antenna straight upward Some objects may not be detected if the sensor is placed too high or too low Adjusting may be required prior to calling for technical support Keep the sensor as close to the edge of the detection zone as possible The sensor should be strategically located so that it detects objects moving across its detection zone Do not mount the sensor facing the sun bodies of water or any large reflective objects This causes variations in the temperature pattern seen by the sensor windows and may cause false alarms or damage the lens PLEASE NOTE A shorter transmission range may occur when the outside temperature falls below 20 degrees F due to a natural drop in battery voltage Lower sensitivity may occur during periods of heavy fog rain or snow This is due to the moisture diffusing the infra red energy The Sensor Transmitters are completely weatherproof and will operate to 40 degrees Fahrenheit Driveway Alert Systems Rev 08 29 2014 Page 3 of 10 Copyright 2014 Miltronics Manufacturing Inc Made Better In The USA by Phone 603 352 3333 Miltronics Manufacturing Inc Ais Sales 800 828 9089 95 Krif Road f t Fax 603 352 4444 Keene NH 03431 YEr ones www drivewayalert com www miltron
5. Made Better In The USA by Miltronics Manufacturing Inc Ait 95 Krif Road A A f t Keen NH 03431 proncs www miltronics com Driveway Alert Systems Campers Alert Portable System Hunters Alert Portable System Phone 603 352 3333 Sales 800 828 9089 Fax 603 352 4444 www drivewayalert com info drivewayalert com USER MANUAL READ THIS ENTIRE MANUAL PRIOR TO INSTALLATION AND OPERATION We thank you for purchasing this Driveway Alert System All our Driveway Alert Systems are proudly manufactured in the USA under strict quality control standards using the best available materials We hope you will be pleased with its performance all weather construction Questions Problems Call Technical Support 603 355 6677 All our Driveway Alert Systems Components and Accessories are compatible We offer a wide variety of Sensor Transmitters and Receivers that can be used in conjunction with all our Driveway Alert Systems Don t be surprised Use Driveway Alert Monitor your home yard barn garage business and much more with Driveway Alert Systems Driveway Alert Systems Rev 08 29 2014 Copyright 2014 Miltronics Manufacturing Inc Page 1 of 10 Made Better In The USA by Phone 603 352 3333 Miltronics Manufacturing Inc Ail Sales 800 828 9089 95 Krif Road f t Fax 603 352 4444 Keene NH 03431 uL enmcs www drivewayalert com www miltronics com info drivewayalert com DRIVEWAY
6. ampers Alert and Hunters Alert Systems are available with a 110 Volt power jack and a 110 Volt Transformer to operate the Receiver on 110 Volt household current This option is ONLY available at the time of order and CAN NOT be purchased to add on to existing non powered Portable Receivers Any modification or use of unauthorized parts or transformers will damage your Receiver and void its warranty In unobstructed space the reception range can reach up to 1 000 Range may be reduced by certain obstructions such as metal buildings dense woods brick walls etc For maximum range locate the receiver in an area with some direct visibility to the sensor RECEIVER CODING ADJUSTMENT The system coding is factory pre set and should be adjusted only in the event of interference from another source See diagram on page 7 The DIP Switch settings in the Receiver must match the settings in the Sensor Transmitter Replace the cover screws and Antenna prior to operation WALK TEST After setting up your system perform a Walk Test to ensure proper system operation Walk and drive through the detection area and have someone listen for the receiver to sound The Sensor Transmitter and or the Receiver can then easily be repositioned if not performing as desired See the FCC Statement at the end of this Manual for more information Driveway Alert Systems Rev 08 29 2014 Page 5 of 10 Copyright 2014 Miltronics Manufacturing Inc Made Bett
7. e receiving antenna Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected Consult the dealer or an experienced radio TV technician for help i Miltronics Manufacturing Inc 95 Krif Road Keene NH 03431 USA Sales 800 828 9089 Offices 603 352 3333 Fax 603 352 3333 info miltronics com Miltron Driveway Alert Systems Rev 08 29 2014 Page 10 of 10 Copyright 2014 Miltronics Manufacturing Inc
8. er In The USA by Phone 603 352 3333 Miltronics Manufacturing Inc Ait Sales 800 828 9089 95 Krif Road f t Fax 603 352 4444 Keene NH 03431 lOnics www drivewayalert com www miltronics com info drivewayalert com Opona AC Adapter for 110 Volt S peram ONLY ewadladle a teme n monct Opte AC Adapter Commu for 110 Volt Campers An and Hamert Awrt Receiver Driveway Alert Systems Rev 08 29 2014 Page 6 of 10 Copyright 2014 Miltronics Manufacturing Inc Made Better In The USA by Miltronics Manufacturing Inc 95 Krif Road Keene NH 03431 www miltronics com Phone 603 352 3333 Ail Sales 800 828 9089 Fax 603 352 4444 Mitr on I CS Vom A cam info drivewayalert com z Ian DOP tton Cang Ihe fact ry preset b at oelhes sp ONLY dye f ere 4 interference Iom serie Mpwit Before dfe Aeterna tour screen met back cf Receover Caw 5o accensa OF Switches Change CAP Sente ma regiae cnmpenents is reverse onde DO NOT whe owhch Werner 6 Evert Miste The Red Comt Ocde et 32 wie a barrett were it rs dum The eot Diode covtiours to Sesh ec fone en Free Posbon Recewer Coding DIP Satich corfirucs P he dfesmcom rone A f l Om OFT Sath Operation ON Vile Swi to Vir bor vir ate Oty monte ON tore Seth amp Tore tor ser sound any Z OFF Power et Campers Alert asd barter Alert feceltver Driveway Alert Systems Rev 08 29 2014 Page 7 of 10 Copyri
9. function of the product or resulting from its unsuitable use In any event liability shall not exceed the original purchase price WARRANTY REPAIR POLICY The entire system requiring warranty repair must be returned to Miltronics by prepaid freight with proof of purchase a brief description of the problem your email address and a daytime phone number to contact you if necessary Beginning with year three of this warranty a minimal labor fee will apply A handling fee will apply to products sent to Miltronics that are not covered under warranty CUSTOMER RETURN POLICY Return of unused product must be done within 30 days of purchase Shipping and handling charges are not refundable A 20 restock fee may apply MILTRONICS Manufacturing Inc 95 Krif Road Keene NH 03431 Sales amp Info 1 888 NH ALERT Technical Support 1 603 355 6677 Driveway Alert Systems Rev 08 29 2014 Page 2 of 10 Copyright 2014 Miltronics Manufacturing Inc Made Better In The USA by Phone 603 352 3333 Miltronics Manufacturing Inc AAs Sales 800 828 9089 95 Krif Road f t Fax 603 352 4444 Keene NH 03431 uL ences www drivewayalert com www miltronics com info drivewayalert com CAMPERS HUNTERS ALERT SYSTEM KIT CONTENTS Campers Hunters Alert Portable Receiver 9 Volt Battery Two Campers Hunters Alert Infra Red Sensor Transmitter with Metal Mounting Brackets Mounting Screws Bungee Cords Eye Bolts and a 9 Volt Batteries IN
10. ght 2014 Miltronics Manufacturing Inc Made Better In The USA by Phone 603 352 3333 Miltronics Manufacturing Inc 6G 4n Sales 800 828 9089 95 Krif Road I f t ronics Fax 603 352 4444 Keene NH 03431 www drivewayalert com www miltronics com info drivewayalert com Me Maar eur distarce between Traesmitter and Ser mtt on up t LOO Tw Place wrt Beerver ins convenvent location Peed the operstirg atrictors and he PCL suecemern tor Ox wing eagge oni ALWAYS TEST YOUR TrTTTM Perion WARK TET pio to 14350 Opera every nme tasare pos wet n wrrn cw Ireresom rmm snc leer Vere py en Moses afty tC Lomener gacemeet ascuvTwrs price 5o ise Vewset Gee Tramnuitisr tu pos or Cr aet d o 3 Pet auo aru Point i utto eos qno m mmm vailiway or Fouelmay Campen Alert and Hucters Mert System Set Up Driveway Alert Systems Rev 08 29 2014 Page 8 of 10 Copyright 2014 Miltronics Manufacturing Inc Made Better In The USA by Phone 603 352 3333 Miltronics Manufacturing Inc AAs Sales 800 828 9089 95 Krif Road f t Fax 603 352 4444 Keene NH 03431 uL ences www drivewayalert com www miltronics com info drivewayalert com Driveway Alert Systems Troubleshooting Guide When your system is operating properly there are three main functions being performed First the passive Infra Red Sensor detects a vehicle or other warm object passing through the detection zone Second once an object is de
11. ics com info drivewayalert com TRANSMITTER CODING ADJUSTMENT The system coding is factory pre set and should be adjusted only in the event of interference from another source Remove the battery cover to access the Five Position Coding DIP Switch The DIP Switch settings in the Sensor Transmitter must match the settings in the Receiver See diagram below SENSOR SENSITIVITY ADJUSTMENT The Infra Red Sensor is located in the Transmitter Case behind the Infra Red Lens There is a two position DIP switch to adjust the Sensor s Infra Red Sensitivity This is factory pre set and should not be adjusted without consulting with Technical Support In typical installations changing these settings will cause extremely erratic system behavior See diagram below Wire Antenna Protective Hood FCC Label Mounting Screws Infra Red Lens DIP Switches Battery Compartment DRIVEWAY ALERT Infra Red Sensor Transmitter tula Five Position Transmitter Two Position IR Coding DIP Switch Sensor Sensitivity DIP Switch Driveway Alert Systems Rev 08 29 2014 Page 4 of 10 Copyright 2014 Miltronics Manufacturing Inc Made Better In The USA by Phone 603 352 3333 Miltronics Manufacturing Inc AAs Sales 800 828 9089 95 Krif Road f t Fax 603 352 4444 Keene NH 03431 uL ences www drivewayalert com www miltronics com info drivewayalert com RECEIVER OPERATION AND INSTALLATION Install a high quality 9 volt alkali
12. ne battery Place the Belt Clip into the stand up position by following the instructions imprinted on the Belt Clip Remove the Battery Cover by pressing down on the grooved area and sliding the cover off Install the battery replace the battery cover and return the Belt Clip to the normal poison if desired The battery can last up to 30 days in the stand by mode Battery life will decrease based on the amount of transmissions received and the Receiver s response settings Vibrate or Tone For best results use fresh new batteries Next attach the rigid bayonet mount antenna to the connector on the Receiver See diagrams on page 6 and 7 When the battery voltage decreases below the operating level needed the Event Diode will flash once every 5 seconds The Receiver will vibrate or sound the Alert Tone and the Event Diode will illuminate when the sensor is activated and the transmitted signal is received The Receiver s responses will reset after five seconds The responses will alert you with every sensed intrusion and as long as activity is sensed in the Detection Zone Campers Alert Portable Receiver Hunters Alert Portable Receiver Turn the Receiver on by moving the ON OFF Switch to the Vibrate or Tone position In order to extend the Receiver s battery life energy savings features are built in During system set up you may notice a slight delay between a detected event and the Receiver s activation 110 Volt Power Option The C
13. same circuit with other devices or appliances The Receiver is obstructed and not placed near a window for maximum unobstructed reception The Receiver Battery is depleted below its operating voltage Portable Receivers Only There is interference in the area and the system coding needs to be changed PROBLEM My Receiver activates when nothing passes through the sensor detection zone CORRECT THE ADVERSE CONDITIONS THAT EXIST The Battery in the Sensor Transmitter is not a new high quality alkaline battery The Battery in the Sensor Transmitter is depleted below the voltage required to sense activity The Sensor Transmitter is not securely mounted and is shaking or moving slightly The sun is shining directly into the Sensor Transmitter Lens The sun is reflecting off large reflective objects into the Sensor Transmitter Lens Objects free to move in the wind bushes small trees etc are in the sensor s detection zone PROBLEM My Receiver is constantly activated CORRECT THE ADVERSE CONDITIONS THAT EXIST The Battery in the Sensor Transmitter is not a new high quality alkaline battery The Battery in the Sensor Transmitter is depleted below the voltage required to sense activity There is interference in the area and the system coding needs to be changed Still have problems or questions Call Technical Support 603 355 6677 Driveway Alert Systems Rev 08 29 2014 Page 9 of 10 Copyright 2014 Miltronics Manufacturing Inc
14. tected the Transmitter sends a signal Third the Receiver gets the transmitted signal from the Sensor Transmitter and activates the Alert Tone and the Event Diode at the Receiver If your system is not working as expected review this troubleshooting guide and keep in mind there are three different functions to consider As you troubleshoot and alleviate various adverse conditions it is best to have someone help you perform the Walk Tests There are also two extremely important environmental issues that must be considered First as with all passive infra red devices certain conditions and acts of nature may cause false alarms or reduced sensitivity Reflective objects directing sunlight at the Sensor Transmitter Lens can cause false alarms Certain weather conditions such as heavy fog rain or snow can diffuse an object s infra red energy enough so that the object can not be detected Second and most important many household appliances induce noise into the household electrical lines and outlets In order to maximize the range between the Receiver and Transmitter our Receives are highly tuned and very sensitive When possible isolate the Receiver on its own circuit or a circuit that has minimal use by other devices LED Lighting and LED TVs induce a tremendous amount of electrical noise into household circuits Computers and motors create a high level of electrical noise Other wireless electronic devices such as garage door openers and Wi Fi ne
15. tworks can transmit wireless signals that interfere or create false alarms in your Driveway Alert System PROBLEM My Receiver will not activate when objects pass through the sensor detection zone CORRECT THE ADVERSE CONDITIONS THAT EXIST The Battery in the Sensor Transmitter is not a new high quality alkaline battery The Battery in the Sensor Transmitter is depleted below the voltage required to sense and transmit The Sensor Transmitter s detection zone is not clear of obstructions The Sensor Transmitter is not mounted one to two feet from driveway edge The Sensor Transmitter is not mounted so the Lens is 2 to 2 72 feet about the driveway surface The Sensor Transmitter is not pointed straight across the driveway The Sensor Transmitter Lens is not perpendicular to the object s travel The Sensor Transmitter is either pointed upward or downward and not level The Sensor Transmitter is out of range and the signal is too weak to be received The Sensor Transmitter is very close to the Receiver The transmitted signal does not have a clear path to the Receiver for maximum unobstructed reception The transmitted signal is not propagating through the dense trees for maximum unobstructed reception The transmitted signal is not propagating through dense earth rock or cement The Receiver is behind or shrouded by thick or dense walls The Receiver is plugged into an outlet with other devices or appliances The Receiver is plugged into the

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