Protect 9761 - Alarm OLYMPIA - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Wireless Alarm System
Brand	Olympia
Model	Protect 9761
Dimensions (Base Unit)	172 x 105 x 31 mm
Weight (Base Unit, without batteries)	228 g
Power Supply	230 V, 50/60 Hz, 200 mA (input); 5 V, 1200 mA (output) via power adapter
Battery Backup	3 x AAA alkaline batteries (1.5 V) for base unit; 1 x CR2032 for remote control
Radio Frequency	868.5 MHz (sensors and remote control)
GSM Frequency	800 / 900 / 1800 / 1900 MHz
Maximum Transmission Power	Radio: 25 mW; GSM: 3.2 W
Maximum Number of Sensors	32
Display	LCD with backlight, shows time, date, status icons, and text
Keypad	Digit keys, function keys, SOS key, panic key
Alarm Modes	Alarm, At Home, Silent, Disarmed, Panic, Emergency Call (SOS)
Telephone Unit	GSM module for alarm notifications and remote access via phone
Voice Messages	Recordable individual messages for each sensor
Programming	Menu-driven via base unit or remote control; up to 10 alarm call numbers, 1 SOS number
Operating Temperature	-10°C to +40°C
Relative Humidity	30% to 75%
Cleaning	Disconnect power; clean with soft, lint-free cloth; no chemicals
Safety	Key lock, entry code, automatic key lock delay, child safety (suffocation/explosion warnings)
Scope of Delivery	Base unit, power adapter, remote control, 3 x AAA batteries, 1 x CR2032 battery, assembly material, operating manual

Frequently Asked Questions - Protect 9761 OLYMPIA

How do I change the entry code on my Olympia Protect 9761?

Go to the menu, select Entry Code, confirm with OK, enter the current code, then enter your new 4-digit code and confirm. Note it down securely.

Can I use the alarm without a SIM card?

Yes, the alarm system works without a SIM card for local alarm functions. However, GSM notifications and remote access require a SIM card.

How do I register a new sensor to the base unit?

In the menu, select Register, confirm with OK. Then trigger the sensor (e.g., open a door contact). The base unit will detect it. Name the sensor and record a voice message if desired.

What is the difference between Alarm mode and At Home mode?

In Alarm mode, both the siren and GSM notifications are activated. In At Home mode, only the siren sounds; no phone calls are made. Useful when you are inside.

How do I set the trigger delay?

Go to Alarm Setup > Trigger Delay. Set the delay (0-240 seconds) and choose whether a countdown tone is heard. This gives you time to disarm after entering.

My remote control is not working. What should I do?

Check the battery (CR2032). If needed, replace it. Ensure the remote is registered. To re-register, follow the registration procedure: select Register on the base unit and press a key on the remote.

How can I test the telephone function?

First, save alarm call numbers. Then activate Silent mode and trigger a sensor. The base unit will call the numbers. Answer and press 1 to confirm receipt. Listen for the voice message.

What does PIR At Home mode do?

When enabled, motion detectors are deactivated in At Home mode to prevent false alarms from residents or pets. It is set in Device Setup > PIR Home Mode.

How do I reset the base unit to factory settings?

Open the battery compartment, remove batteries, press the RESET key inside, then reinsert batteries. The entry code resets to 1234. Sensor registrations are retained.

Can I use outdoor sirens with this system?

Yes, you can add optional outdoor sirens from the Olympia range. They can be configured to sound instead of or in addition to the base unit siren via the Base Alarm setting.

USER MANUAL Protect 9761 OLYMPIA

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Hello,

We are delighted that you have decided to purchase this reliable device from Olympia.

The descriptions on the following pages will explain how easy it is to make your home more safe and secure.

Content

Before You Start 6

Safety Instructions....7

Intended Use 9

Scope of Delivery 9

Overview of Base Unit 10

Front 10

Rear 11

Display 12

Keys and Operating Elements ..... 13

Control Lamps 14

Overview of Remote Control ..... 14

Menu Structure 15

Putting the Base Unit into Operation ... 16

Positioning the Base Unit 16

Inserting the SIM Card (Option) ..... 17

Inserting the Batteries (Option) ..... 18

Connecting the Power Adapter ..... 19

Setting Up the Base Unit .... 20

Setting the Key Lock 20

Setting the Language 21

Setting the Time and Date 21

Registering Sensors 22

Deregistering Sensors 23

Renaming Sensors 23

Individual Voice Message 23

Configuring the Telephone Unit ..... 24

Saving Alarm Call Numbers....25

Saving an SOS (Emergency Call) Number .. 26

Testing the Telephone Unit 26

Setting the Trigger Delay 27

Setting the Arming Delay 28

Setting the Alarm Period 28

Switching the Warning Signal from the Base Unit On/Off 28

Setting the Key Tone 29

Setting the Volume of the Voice Output . . . 29

Setting the Contrast 29

Monitoring Functions .... 30

Alarm Mode 31

At Home Mode 31

Silent Mode 32

Disarmed Mode 32

Panic Alarm 33

Emergency Call (SOS) 33

PIR At Home Mode 34

Smoke and Water Detectors 35

Function of the ⑤Key 35

Remote Access by Phone 36

Appendix 37

Restoring the Default Factory Settings .... 37

Changing the Battery 37

System Extensions.... 37

Technical Data - Base Unit. 38

Technical Data - Remote Control ..... 38

Cleaning and Service 38

Information on Disposal 39

Guarantee 39

Information on Conformity 39

BEFORE YOU START

Before You Start

The alarm system is a passive security product and has been conceived as a deterrent. Additional measures are necessary to prevent and hinder burglary and theft.

You can obtain all the necessary information on this from your local police station.

You can increase security by integrating additional sensors from the Olympia range. We also provide outdoor sirens, door/window contacts, motion detectors, vibration sensors, water detectors, glass breakage detectors and much more.

You can find more information on securing your home on our website: www.olympia-vertrieb.de

Read the operating manual thoroughly and observe all the information contained when using the alarm system. Keep the operating manual in a safe place for future reference.

Pay attention to this symbol. Texts which are highlighted by this symbol provide helpful information on handling the alarm system.

Safety Instructions

The following warnings apply to the entire document. Read and observe all the warning information to protect yourself and the environment from any harm.

The following warnings indicate potentially dangerous situations which could lead to serious injuries or even fatal injuries if the information is ignored.

WARNING!

Risk of fatal injury from electric shock! NEVER use the device if you suspect damage to the power cable or power plug or there are visible signs of damage to the power cable or power plug.

NEVER complete any repairs to the device yourself. Never open the device because it contains no components which you may service yourself. In the event of a fault, contact our Service Department.

WARNING!

Risk of suffocation! Children can swallow small parts, packaging and protective foils. Keep the device and packaging out of reach of children.

WARNING!

Risks to health through batteries! Keep batteries out of reach of children. Do not swallow batteries. If any type of battery or round cell is swallowed, seek medical attention immediately.

WARNING!

Risk of explosion! Improper storage of batteries can put your health and the environment at risk. Batteries may contain toxic, ecologically hazardous heavy metals. Never open, damage or swallow batteries or allow them to pollute the environment.

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

The following warnings indicate potentially dangerous situations which could lead to minor or slight injuries if the information is ignored.

CAUTION!

This device can be used by children from the age of 8 and persons with restricted physical, sensory or mental capabilities or a lack of experience and knowledge as long as they are supervised or have been instructed with regard to safe use of the device and are aware of the potential risks involved with its use. Children must never play with the device. Cleaning and user maintenance may not be completed by children without any supervision.

CAUTION!

Hearing damage through loud alarm signal! Due to legal requirements, the alarm signal continues for maximally 120 seconds. The alarm signal switches off automatically after about 120 seconds if the user does not interrupt it. Use ear protectors when testing the device. Do not remain in the vicinity of the acoustic alarm for a longer period when it has been triggered.

The following warnings indicate potentially dangerous situations which could lead to property damage if the information is ignored.

ATTENTION!

Property damage through the use of inappropriate batteries! The use of inappropriate batteries can cause a loss of function of the device. Only use batteries of the type described in Section "Technical Data".

ATTENTION!

Property damage through environmental influences! Prevent environmental influences such as exposure to smoke, dust, vibration, chemicals, moisture, heat and direct sunlight.

Intended Use

The alarm system in the Protect Series is suitable for monitoring rooms and houses, as long as there is a reliable wireless connection to the registered sensors (e.g. door/window contacts, smoke detector).

A condition for complying with the intended use is that the equipment is installed correctly and the information in the manual is observed and maintained.

Any other use is considered unintended use.

This operating instruction manual contains important information on setting up and handling the equipment. Always hand over this operating manual if the alarm system is transferred to others.

Scope of Delivery

Please check the contents of the package carefully. If anything is missing or has been damaged during transport, DO NOT put the alarm system into operation! Keep the packaging in a safe place to protect the equipment from damage should it need to be dispatched in future.

Base unit

Power adapter

Remote control

Batteries 3 x alkaline batteries, AAA, 1.5 V

1 x round cell battery, CR2032

Assembly material Base unit legs, screws, dowels

Operating manual

OVERVIEW OF BASE UNIT

Overview of Base Unit

Front

1 Display 4 Function keys
2 Loudspeaker 5 Digit keys
3 Control lamps

Rear

1 Rubberised base unit legs 6 Battery compartment cover

2	Recesses for mounting bracket	7	Connection port for power adapter
3	Battery compartment	8	Connection for external antenna (option)
4	Compartment for SIM card 9 Antenna switch
5	MicroUSB connection port	10	Reset key

OVERVIEW OF BASE UNIT

Display

1	Delay activated (arming, triggering, key lock)	8	More information in plain text (e.g. Register)
2	Telephone unit activated for emergency call (SOS)	9	Key lock activated
3	At Home mode activated	10	Telephone unit activated
4	Alarm mode activated	11	Recorded message playing
5	Silent mode activated	12	Storage location of phone number
6	Display of the network availability	13	Save icon
7	Display for plain text (e.g. 19:09)	14	Base unit battery is almost empty

Keys and Operating Elements

The following table indicates the functions assigned to the individual keys and operating elements on the front of the base unit of the alarm system.

sos SOS key

OK Confirm entries

Panic key

Open the menu; navigate in the menu; increase the loudspeaker volume in Hands-free mode

Open Save mode for alarm phone numbers; navigate in the menu; reduce the loudspeaker volume in Handsfree mode

■ ESC Disarmed mode key; exit the menu; stop the countdown

Silent mode key; delete input

# Alarm mode key

* At Home mode key

0 Digit keys to enter your settings

OVERVIEW OF REMOTE CONTROL

Control Lamps

The following table indicates the flashing and light-up behaviour of the control lamps on the front of the base unit of the alarm system.

	Operation via power adapter
	Top LED Bottom LED
Silent mode Lights up Flashing
Alarm mode Flashing Off
At Home mode Lights up Lights up
Disarmed mode Lights up Off

	Operation with batteries
	Top LED Bottom LED
Silent mode Off	Flashing
Alarm Mode	Flashing Off
At Home Mode	Off Lights up
Disarmed Mode	Off Off

Overview of Remote Control

The remote control enables you to switch monitoring functions on and off, trigger a Panic alarm or make an emergency call via the base unit of the alarm system.

1 Lamp indicator
2 Disarm key
3 Alarm key
4 Panic key / Emergency call key
5 At Home key

Menu Structure

▲ ≡ (Open the menu)

Review
Register
Entry Code
KeyLock Delay
Date/Time
Check SIM $
Alarm Setup Trigger Delay
	Trigger Tone On
		Off
	Arming Delay
	Alarm Period
	Voice Message High
		Low
		Off
	Base alarm On
		Off
Device Setup Smoke & Flood Standard
		Always on
	PIR Home Mode On
		Off
	Remote control
Display&Tone Key	Tone High
		Low
		Off
	Contrast
	Language

The adjacent menu structure indicates the predefined language, namely German.

If you want to set another language, follow the operating sequence in the menu structure.

More detailed information on operating and navigating in the base unit is provided in Section Setting Up the Base Unit on Page 20.

PUTTING THE BASE UNIT INTO OPERATION

Putting the Base Unit into Operation

This section explains how to position the alarm system or mount it on a wall optimally, insert the batteries and SIM card and supply power to the alarm system.

Positioning the Base Unit

Set the base unit down on a level, non-slip surface.

To ensure even more operating convenience, we recommend that you install the legs supplied to the underside of the base unit. The base unit legs latch in place audibly.

• Do not place the base unit on or in the direct vicinity of large metallic objects or electrical sources of interference which could impair the wireless communication.
• Position the base unit as centrally as possible in the area to be monitored to ensure optimum radio transmission of all components.
• You can install the base unit on a wall. To do this, screw two screws in the wall, 100 mm apart and horizontally aligned, and hook the heads of the screws in the recesses on the rear of base unit.

Inserting the SIM Card (Option)

If you don't want to use a SIM card, you can skip this chapter.

If you want to be notified on your mobile phone in the event of an alarm being triggered, you need a commercially available SIM card. Insert the SIM card in the base unit as described below.

1 Slide the SIM card holder to the side to unlock the holder.
2 Pivot the holder up and insert the SIM card in the holder.
The metallic contacts of the SIM card must face down.
3 Pivot the holder downwards and slide the holder to the side to lock it.

Please note that contractually linked costs may ensue when the telephone unit establishes connections to saved numbers via the SIM card.

If you use an external antenna, set the switch on the antenna to Ext..

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PUTTING THE BASE UNIT INTO OPERATION

Inserting the Batteries (Option)

The use of batteries serves as a safeguard against power failure. In the case of normal power supply using the power adapter, the batteries are not affected. In the event of a power failure, power is supplied to the base unit by the batteries until the power supply returns or the batteries are empty.

ATTENTION! Risk of property damage through the use of inappropriate batteries! The use of inappropriate batteries can cause a loss of function of the device. Only use the batteries supplied or those of the type described in Section "Technical Data".

1 Loosen the screw in the battery compartment cover using an appropriate screwdriver.
2 Remove the battery compartment cover.
3 Insert three appropriate batteries in the battery compartment. Pay attention that the batteries are inserted the right way around.
4 Replace the battery compartment cover and tighten the screw in the battery compartment cover tight.

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Connecting the Power Adapter

Power is supplied to the base unit of the alarm system via the power adapter. To ensure an uninterrupted power supply, you can insert the optionally available batteries the base unit (see Section Inserting the Batteries (Option) on Page 18).

1 Loosen the screw in the battery compartment cover using an appropriate screwdriver.
2 Remove the battery compartment cover.
3 Plug the power adapter in the connection socket for the power adapter on the underside of the base unit.
4 Replace the battery compartment cover and tighten the screw in the battery compartment cover tight.
5 Plug the power adapter in a properly installed power socket.

If you want to insert a SIM card or batteries in the base unit, refer to the sections "Inserting a SIM Card (Option)" and "Inserting the Batteries (Option)" before closing the battery compartment.

Use the cable duct to lay the power cable on the underside of the base unit.

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SETTING UP THE BASE UNIT

Setting Up the Base Unit

This section explains how to adapt the base unit of the alarm system to your own personal needs.

Also observe the information in the operating manual with regard to the individual sensors which you want to connect to the base unit of the alarm system.

Setting the Key Lock

Before beginning to operate the base unit, deactivate the key lock function.

The SOS and Panic keys are excluded from the key lock function and are always functional!

Entry Code

The base unit is protected by means of a four-digit entry code in order to prevent access to the base unit by unauthorised third parties.

The predefined entry code is active when the factory settings are set. The predefined entry code is provided in the battery compartment of the base unit and on the rear side of this operating manual.

For reasons of security, we recommend that you change the predefined entry code by your own personal entry code.

1 Select the Entry Code menu option.
2 Confirm by pressing OK. The predefined entry code appears in the display. The first digit flashes.
3 Enter your own personal, 4-digit entry code.

4 Confirm by pressing OK.
5 Note down your new entry code and keep it where it cannot be accessed by third-parties.

Deactivating the Key Lock

1 Enter your personal entry code.
2 Confirm by pressing OK.

When using the remote control, deactivate the key lock by pressing the ☐ key.

Setting the Automatic Key Lock

You can define a period of time after which the key lock is automatically activated.

You can set a delay of between 20 and 40 seconds.

1 Select the KeyLock Delay menu option.
2 Confirm by pressing OK.
3 Set the required delay time.
4 Confirm by pressing OK.

Setting the Language

There is a range of languages available for selection:

1 Select the Display&Tone menu option.
2 Confirm by pressing OK.
3 Select the Language menu option.
4 Confirm by pressing OK.
5 Select the required language. Confirm by pressing OK.

Setting the Time and Date

The standard display which appears on the base unit shows the date and time. Therefore, set the current date and time.

1 Select the Date/Time menu option.
2 Confirm by pressing OK. 01-01-2017 appears in the display.
3 Enter the day, month and year. Confirm by pressing OK. 00:00 appears in the display.
4 Enter the time as hour and minute. Confirm by pressing OK.

SETTING UP THE BASE UNIT

Registering Sensors

You can register up to 32 sensors on the alarm system base unit.

1 Select the Register menu option.
2 Confirm by pressing OK. Search... appears in the display.
3 Trigger the sensor to be registered.

The way to trigger the individual sensors is explained in the Sensors for the Protect Series operating manual. This manual is enclosed with the base unit.

4 The display shows the name of the active sensor e.g. Remote Key.

5 Confirm by pressing OK. Voice Record appears in the display. You can either use the standard message or record an individual voice message.

In the following descriptions, you can use either an individually recorded voice message or standard message for the registered sensor. The individually recorded voice messages can be recorded or modified at a later point in time.

When the corresponding sensor is triggered, the related voice message is played over the loudspeaker of the base unit.

6 Press ■ ESC if you want to retain the standard message of the registered sensor.
7 Press OK to record an individual voice message.

Further information is available in Section Individual Voice Message on Page 23.

Deregistering Sensors

If a sensor is no longer required, you can deregister that sensor from the base unit.

1 Select the Review menu option.
2 Select the sensor you wish to deregister.
3 Press the Ⓧ key. Delete? appears in the display.
4 Confirm by pressing (OK).

Renaming Sensors

You can rename any of the registered sensors in order to adapt it to your own individual needs.

1 Select the Review menu option.
2 Confirm by pressing OK.
3 Select the required sensor.
4 Confirm by pressing OK.
5 Press the ✕ ↗ key to delete the sensor name.
6 Enter a name for the sensor.
7 Confirm by pressing OK.
8 Press the ■ESC key.

Individual Voice Message

An individual outgoing voice message can be recorded for each sensor (door/window contact, smoke detector, etc.). The standard message is replaced by your individual voice message and played when the telephone unit is activated.

1 Select the Review menu option.
2 Confirm by pressing OK.
3 Select the required sensor.
4 Confirm by pressing OK.
5 The cursor flashes at the end of the sensor name. You can rename the sensor (see Section Renaming Sensors on Page 23).
6 Confirm by pressing OK.
/ Voice Record appears in the display. Confirm by pressing OK.
8 Speak your specific message for the selected sensor to record it.
9 Confirm by pressing OK to end the recording process. Your individual voice message is played back.

If you no longer like the voice message recorded, you can repeat the process.

SETTING UP THE BASE UNIT

Configuring the Telephone Unit

The telephone unit establishes a connection between the base unit and alarm system and the mobile communication network via an appropriate SIM card.

The SIM card is not included in the package contents.

Please note that contractually linked costs may ensue when the telephone unit establishes connections to saved numbers via the SIM card.

In the event of an alarm, the telephone unit automatically dials the alarm phone numbers stored (starting with storage location 0) in succession and provides information regarding the alarm by means of an automatic voice message. If a number dialled is "busy" or "rejected", the next phone number is automatically dialled.

The telephone unit is deactivated when

• the called person takes the call and presses the digit key [1] on their phone or
• the cycle of calls is completed 3 times.

Unlocking the SIM Card

SIM cards are normally protected against unauthorised access by a 4-digit PIN. When the SIM card is used for the first time, it must be unlocked.

1 If the SIM card is locked by a PIN, the SIM PIN? message appears in the display.
2 Enter the PIN which you received together with the SIM card.
After entering the correct PIN, Search... appears in the display. The PIN is then permanently deactivated.
3 After entering the wrong PIN, Enter Again? appears in the display. Enter the PIN again.

After entering the PIN wrongly three times, SIM Locked appears in the display. In this case, contact your mobile phone provider to release the lock.

Checking the SIM Card

Check SIM \$ appears in the display on 1st January, 1st April, 1st July and 1st October.

1 Select the Check SIM \$ menu option.
2 Confirm by pressing OK. SIM Service # appears in the display.
3 Enter the service number of the mobile phone provider.

If you require more information, please contact your mobile service provider.

4 Confirm by pressing OK. The service number is dialled.
5 Follow the instructions from the mobile phone provider.
6 End the connection by pressing OK.

Saving Alarm Call Numbers

You can save up to 10 alarm call numbers in the storage locations 0 to 9wxyz. These phone numbers are called as soon as one of the registered sensors triggers an alarm on the base unit.

Agree on procedures in the event of an alarm with these contact persons in advance.

Each phone number can be composed of up to 24 digits and the associated name up to 13 characters.

Do not save any public emergency call numbers! Unjustified requests for police, fire and rescue services are liable for costs!

1 Press ▼. Memory Keys appears in the display.
2 Select a storage location (keys 0 to 9wxyz). If you have not yet stored any phone numbers, Empty appears in the display.
3 Confirm by pressing OK.
4 Enter a name.
5 Confirm by pressing OK.
6 Enter the full phone number.
7 Confirm by pressing OK.

SETTING UP THE BASE UNIT

Saving an SOS (Emergency Call) Number

You can store an emergency call number which is dialled first of all after pressing the SOS key or SOS key on the remote control.

Following this, the other stored phone numbers are dialled in succession.

Do not save any public emergency call numbers! Unjustified requests for police, fire and rescue services are liable for costs!

1 Press ▼. Memory Keys appears in the display.
2 Select the SOS key as the required storage location. If you have not yet stored any phone numbers, Empty appears in the display.
3 Confirm by pressing OK.
4 Enter a name.
5 Confirm by pressing OK.
6 Enter the full phone number.
7 Confirm by pressing OK.

Testing the Telephone Unit

After having entered phone numbers, ensure that they are correct in respect of the response in the event of an alarm. You can trigger a silent alarm to do this.

1 Press ⚙️. Silent mode is activated.
2 Trigger the silent alarm for any sensor. The display lights up yellow and indicates which sensor has been triggered.
3 The telephone unit is activated.

• The subscriber called lifts the receiver and hears either the individual outgoing voice message or standard voice message.
  Further information is provided in Section Individual Voice Message on Page 23.

- The subscriber called is also requested to press digit key [1] on their telephone. The screening function is activated and enables the subscriber to screen the room in which the base unit is located.

Setting the Trigger Delay

- The voice message is repeated a total of three times. If the subscriber does not press digit key [1] on his phone, the connection is automatically ended and the next phone number dialled.

The telephone unit and alarm are switched off:

• after pressing the 🔍 key on the remote control,
- after entering your entry code on the base unit and confirming with OK or
- when the person called ends the current connection.

The base unit is then in Silent mode.

You can set the actual alarm to be triggered after a delay. This provides you with sufficient time to enter your apartment or house and disarm the alarm system.

You can set a trigger delay between 0 and 240 seconds. You can also select whether an acoustic signal (countdown) should be issued from the base unit during this period or not.

If one of the sensors is tripped, the base unit must be disarmed within the trigger delay period to ensure no alarm is triggered.

1 Select the Alarm Setup menu option.
2 Confirm by pressing OK.
3 Select the Trigger Delay menu option.
4 Confirm by pressing OK.
5 Set the delay time.
6 Confirm by pressing OK.
7 Select the Trigger Tone menu option.
8 Confirm by pressing OK.
9 Set the trigger tone to On or Off.
10 Confirm by pressing OK.

SETTING UP THE BASE UNIT

Setting the Arming Delay

You can set the alarm system to be armed following a defined delay.

This provides you with sufficient time to leave your apartment or house through the alarm-protected front door before the alarm system is actually armed.

You can set an arming delay between 0 and 240 seconds.

During the delay period, you will hear a signal tone issued at intervals of one second.

1 Select the Alarm Setup menu option.
2 Confirm by pressing OK.
3 Select the Arming Delay menu option.
4 Confirm by pressing OK.
5 Set the delay time.
6 Confirm by pressing OK.

Setting the Alarm Period

The base unit is equipped with its own siren.

The duration of the warning signal can be selected between a minimum of 1 minute to a maximum of 10 minutes.

The standard setting for the alarm period is 1 minute.

Observe any locally applicable regulations regarding limitation of alarm times from burglar alarms.

1 Select the Alarm Setup menu option.
2 Confirm by pressing OK.
3 Select the Alarm Period menu option.
4 Confirm by pressing (OK).
5 Set the alarm period.
6 Confirm by pressing OK.

Switching the Warning Signal from the Base Unit On/Off

This function enables the warning signal from the base unit to be switched on and off.

This setting is useful, for example, if you have installed an additional outdoor siren. If an alarm is triggered, the outdoor siren issues a loud warning signal and alerts others to the situation. The base unit remains silent, making it more difficult for the intruder to find the base unit.

1 Select the Alarm Setup menu option.
2 Confirm by pressing OK.
3 Select the Base Alarm menu option.
4 Confirm by pressing OK.
5 Set the warning signal of the base unit to High, Low or Off.
6 Confirm by pressing OK.

Setting the Key Tone

It is possible to switch the key tone feature for the base unit on and off.

1 Select the Display&Tone menu option.
2 Confirm by pressing OK.
3 Select the Key Tone menu option.
4 Confirm by pressing OK.
5 Set the key tone setting to High, Low or Off.
6 Confirm by pressing OK.

Setting the Volume of the Voice Output

You can adjust the volume level of the voice output on the base unit or switch it off.

1 Select the Alarm Setup menu option.
2 Confirm by pressing OK.
3 Select the Voice Message menu option.
4 Confirm by pressing (OK).
5 Set the volume of the voice messages to High, Low or Off.
6 Confirm by pressing OK.

Setting the Contrast

You can adjust the contrast of the display to one of 5 different settings.

1 Select the Display&Tone menu option.
2 Confirm by pressing OK.
3 Select the Contrast menu option.
4 Confirm by pressing OK.
5 Set the required contrast setting using the ▲≡ and ▼ keys.
6 Confirm by pressing OK.

MONITORING FUNCTIONS

Monitoring Functions

You can adapt the alarm system according to your own personal needs. The table below provides an overview of how the base unit of your alarm system reacts to each respective monitoring function when activated.

Pay attention that, in general, the warning signal is issued by the base unit. If you have deactivated the warning signal on the base unit and there is no outdoor siren installed, the alarm system remains silent in every monitoring function!

Before switching any functions on, inform all the other people living in the residence regarding the location and method of operation of the wireless alarm system.

Monitoring function Alarm signal Telephone unit (GSM)

Alarm mode Yes Yes
At Home mode Yes No
Silent mode No Yes, with screening function
Disarmed mode No No
Panic alarm Yes No
Emergency call (SOS) No Yes, with screening function
PIR At Home mode See Section PIR At Home Mode on Page 34
Smoke and water detector See Section Smoke and Water Detectors on Page 35

SOS / Panic alarm (remote control)

See Section Function of the

Key on Page 35

Alarm Mode

When Alarm mode is active and an alarm is triggered, an acoustic warning signal is issued and the telephone unit is activated.

You should activate Alarm mode when you leave your apartment or house. Before doing so, check that all the doors and windows provided with a door/window contact are closed.

You can switch the mode on and off either using the base unit or via the remote control.

1 Enter your entry code.
2 Confirm by pressing OK.
3 Press the 🔊 key.

To activate Alarm mode via the remote control, press the ■ key.

At Home Mode

When At Home mode is active and an alarm is triggered, only an acoustic alarm signal is issued.

It is recommended to activate At Home mode during the night. Before doing so, check that all the doors and windows are closed.

You can switch the mode on and off either using the base unit or via the remote control.

1 Enter your entry code.
2 Confirm by pressing OK.
3 Press the * 仓 key.

To activate At Home mode via the remote control, press the 🔒 key.

MONITORING FUNCTIONS

Silent Mode

When Silent mode is active, only the telephone unit is activated. A person called receives a voice message requesting them to press the [1] key on their phone. The screening function is activated.

When you leave your apartment or house, you can activate Silent mode instead of Alarm mode. Before doing so, check that all the doors and windows provided with a door/window contact are closed.

You can switch the mode on and off either using the base unit or via the remote contro.

1 Enter your entry code.
2 Confirm by pressing OK.
3 Press the ✕ key.

To activate Silent mode via the remote control, press the ▪ and ▶ keys (simultaneously).

Disarmed Mode

When Disarmed mode is set, the alarm system is deactivated.

When the system is disarmed, you can move freely within the living quarters without triggering any alarms.

You can switch the mode on and off either using the base unit or via the remote control.

1 Enter your entry code.
2 Confirm by pressing OK

To activate Disarmed mode via the remote control, press the ☐ key.

Panic Alarm

The Panic alarm serves as a deterrent and is triggered immediately.

Triggering the Panic Alarm

Caution! Hearing damage through loud alarm signal! The panic alarm is triggered immediately without any delay. Do not remain in the vicinity of the acoustic alarm for a longer period when it has been triggered.

1 Press the 🔊 key.

You can trigger the Panic alarm via the remote control (depending on the settings) by pressing the ⑤05 key. Further information is provided in Section Function of the ⑥05 Key on Page 35.

Stopping the Panic Alarm

1 Enter your own personal, 4-digit entry code on the base unit.

2 Confirm by pressing OK.

You can stop the Panic alarm via the remote control by pressing the ☐ key.

Emergency Call (SOS)

The emergency call (SOS) can be used in a threatening situation to send for help from previously stored numbers by pressing just one key.

Triggering an Emergency Call (SOS)

1 Press the sos key.

You can trigger the emergency call (SOS) via the remote control (depending on the settings) by pressing the Ⓜkey. Further information is provided in Section Function of the ⓂKey on Page 35.

The telephone unit is activated if phone numbers are stored.

The emergency call number (SOS) is dialled first, then up to 10 stored alarm phone numbers in succession.

A voice message requests the subscriber answering to press the [1] key on their phone.

The handsfree function of the base unit is activated and enables communication between the caller and subscriber called.

MONITORING FUNCTIONS

Ending the Emergency Call (SOS)

There are three ways to end the emergency call (SOS) function.

• Enter your entry code on the base unit and confirm it by pressing OK.
• Press the 🔍 key on the remote control.
• The subscriber called takes the call, executes a function within 24 seconds and then ends the call.

PIR At Home Mode

Using the optional PIR At Home mode, the alarm activated by means of motion detectors in At Home mode are deactivated. This mode can only be activated on the base unit.

When PIR At Home mode is activated, the motion detectors registered on the base unit in At Home mode are deactivated.

This means that false alarms caused by unavoidable movements within the area monitored (by residents, pets, etc.) can be prevented.

1 Select the Device Setup menu option.
2 Confirm by pressing OK.
3 Select the PIR Home Mode menu option.
4 Confirm by pressing OK.
5 Switch PIR At Home mode On or Off.
6 Confirm by pressing OK.

Smoke and Water Detectors

You can set-up the base unit so that water leak and smoke detectors also trigger an alarm when the base unit is disarmed or in Silent mode.

1 Select the Device Setup menu option.
2 Confirm by pressing OK.
3 Select the Smoke & Flood menu option.
4 Confirm by pressing OK.
5 Select the Standard or Always on setting.
6 Confirm by pressing OK.

The table below explains how the smoke and water detectors react.

Standard Always on
GSM Alarm GSM | Alarm

Silent mode Yes No Yes Yes

Alarm mode Yes Yes Yes Yes

At Home mode No Yes No Yes

Disarmed mode No No Yes Yes

Function of the Key

You can programme how the base unit responds after pressing the Ⓞ key on the remote control.

Triggering the Panic Alarm

You can programme that a Panic alarm is triggered after pressing the ⑤02 key on the remote control.

1 Select the Device Setup menu option.
2 Confirm by pressing OK.
3 Select the Remote Key menu option.
4 Confirm by pressing OK.
5 Select the Panic option.
6 Confirm by pressing OK.

Triggering an Emergency Call (SOS)

You can programme that an emergency call (SOS) is triggered after pressing the SOS key on the remote control.

1 Select the Device Setup menu option.
2 Confirm by pressing OK.
3 Select the Remote Key menu option.
4 Confirm by pressing OK.
5 Select the SOS option.
6 Confirm by pressing OK.

REMOTE ACCESS BY PHONE

Remote Access by Phone

The wireless alarm system can be operated by remote access using a telephone.

1 Dial the phone number of the SIM card installed in the base unit.
2 Wait until the base unit takes your call. A longer acoustic signal is issued.
3 Enter the 4-digit entry code on the base unit. You will hear two short acoustic tones.
4 Complete various functions using the phone's keypad (refer to the table). The monitoring functions are confirmed by a voice message.

Key Function

1 Activate the handsfree function

2 Activate call screening

3 Activate Alarm mode

4 Activate At Home mode

5 Activate Silent mode

6 Activate Disarmed mode

# Stop the Handsfree / Call screening function

, # End remote access

Appendix

Restoring the Default Factory Settings

Please note that on restoring the factory settings, all the user settings will be deleted. The registration of the sensors is retained.

If you restore the factory settings of the base unit, the 4-digit entry code is 1234!

1 Loosen the screw in the battery compartment cover on the underside of the base unit using an appropriate screwdriver.
2 Remove any batteries which are already inserted.
3 Press the RESET key. The base unit confirms the factory settings have been restored by issuing an acoustic signal.
4 Insert three appropriate batteries in the battery compartment. Pay attention that the batteries are inserted the right way around.
5 Replace the battery compartment cover and tighten the screw in the battery compartment cover tight using an appropriate screwdriver.

Changing the Battery

If the battery charge of the sensors is low or almost fully discharged, the corresponding status message appears on the display (BATT. LOW. / BATT. OFF). Change the batteries as soon as possible in such cases to ensure a reliable connection of all the components integrated in the alarm system.

The way to change the batteries of the individual sensors is explained in the Sensors for the Protect Series manual supplied with the sensors. This manual is enclosed with the base unit.

You can also find the Sensors for the Protect Series operating manual for the sensors on our website at www.olympia-vertrieb.de

System Extensions

You can order numerous extensions for your Olympia alarm system through our website.

Technical Data - Base Unit

Weight 228 g (without batteries)
Dimensions (W x H x D) 172 x 105 x 31 [mm]
Frequency (radio) 868.5 MHz
Frequency (GSM) 800 / 900 / 1800 / 1900 MHz
Maximum transmission power	Radio (868.5 MHz): 25 mWGSM: 3.2 W
Sensors Up to 32
Battery (option) 3 x alkaline batteries (AAA, 1.5 V)
Power supply Input:
	230 V, 50/60 Hz, 200 mAOutput:5 V, 1200 mA
Permissible ambient conditions	-10 °C to +40 °C at30% to 75% rel. humidity

Technical Data - Remote Control

Weight Approx. 20 g
Dimensions (W x H x D) 40 x 60 x 14.5 mm
Radio frequency 868.5 MHz
Battery 1 x round cell battery,CR2032
Maximum transmission power	0.04 mW
Permissible ambient conditions	-10 °C to +40 °C at30% to 75% rel. humidity

Cleaning and Service

1 Disconnect the base unit from the power supply before starting any cleaning work.
2 Clean the surface of the housing with a soft, lint-free cloth. Never use any chemicals or scouring agents.
3 Check the functionality of each sensor registered once a month and after changing the batteries.
4 Change the batteries at least once a year or after receiving the relevant message from the alarm system.

Information on Disposal

The adjacent symbol indicates that electrical and electronic apparatus and batteries no longer required must be disposed of separate from domestic waste in accordance with legal directives. You are legally obliged to dispose of batteries and power packs at shops which sell batteries or collection points which provide the corresponding containers. Disposal is free of charge. The symbols indicate that the batteries must not be disposed of in normal domestic waste and that they must be brought to collection points provided by local public waste authorities. Packaging materials must be disposed of according to local regulations.

Guarantee

Dear Customer,

we are pleased that you have chosen this equipment.

In the case of a defect, please return the device together with the receipt and original packing material to the point-of-sale.

Information on Conformity

CE Olympia Business Systems Vertriebs GmbH, Zum Kraftwerk 1, 45527 Hattingen hereby declares that this device fulfils the basic requirements and other relevant provisions stipulated in the Directive 2014/53/EC.

The CE mark on the device confirms its conformity. The Declaration of Conformity for this product is available at http://productip.com/?f=5d249

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This is your individually preprogrammed entry code.

If you want to change this predefined entry code, please refer to Chapter "Configuration" in this operating manual. Keep this operating manual in a safe place away from the alarm system!

Subject to change without prior notice.

OLYMPIA

v1.1, 08.2017

Protect Serie Base Unit