RadioShack 49-1010 - Manual
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doorstop alarm
keychain alarm
window alarm UV proof window decals (2)
double-sided adhesive tape (1)
Please read this user’s guide before
installing, setting up and using your new product
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Thank you for purchasing your Campus
Security Kit from RadioShack.
what’s included
49-1010
Campus Security Kit
using your doorstop alarm
using your window alarm
1. Remove battery
compartment
cover, and insert
one 9V battery (not
supplied) as
shown. Slide
ON/OFF
to
ON
.
2. Insert the alarm
at the base of your
door, making sure
the non-skid pad
on the bottom
of the alarm is in
firm contact with
the floor. When the door is opened,
the alarm’s metal plate is depressed,
which presses down the trigger
anchor and sounds the alarm.
3. To silence the doorstop alarm, turn it
OFF
.
4. Press down on the metal wedge so
that it is positioned where it will
depress the trigger anchor.
The door stop alarm is for indoor use only.
doorstop alarm
window
keychain alarm with light
alarm
UV proof window decals (2)
Your window alarm comes with four LR44
button-cell batteries installed. Before use,
test the batteries as follows:
1. Slide to
Lo
or
Hi
.
2. Push this button. If
the red LED lights,
the batteries are
good. If the LED does
not light, replace the
trigger anchor
ON/OFF
double-sided
adhesive tape (1)
3. Slide off the battery
cover to replace the
batteries.
Mounting your Alarm
1. Mount your window alarm indoors, on
a window pane.
2. Apply the supplied adhesive tape onto
a window pane, with the side labeled
“ACTIVE” facing outside for external
visibility. Then, firmly press the window
alarm onto the adhesive tape.
3. Slide to
Hi
or
Lo
to arm.
Hi
provides
more sensitivity for a larger area;
Lo
is
suitable for use in a smaller area.
4. Apply the UV proof window decal on
the window.
5. Slide to
OFF
to disarm the unit.
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