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USER'S MANUAL

Wireless Vibrating Personal Receiver

Model CA-PX

(For The CentralAlert™ CA-360

Wireless Notification System)

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Important Safety Instructions ..........

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Package C

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Fea

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Id

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Batte

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Installation and Charging

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Pro

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ct Description .......

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Con

nection and Setup

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1. Learning Accessories

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2.

Le

arning CA-PX into a CA-360 System ............... 10

Test

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Ope

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Power

On

/Off and Speak

er

On

/Off switches .....

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Tu

m Flashlight On/Off

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Sending SOS signal (CA-PX

in

Standby Mode) ...... 12

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Optional Bed Shaker Operation

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Ale

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Signals Acknowledge .

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Reca

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Last Activated Ale

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Vibrati

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Pattern Training

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Low-Battery Alerts

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Cl

ear Internal Memory (Factory Default)

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Trouble Shooting FAQ ......

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Cleaning and Main

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nance ........

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Other Accessories for the Model CA-PX .......

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Warranty / Service Information ................................

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Specifications

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FCC Rules Informati

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Important Safety Instructions

9. Protect the power cord from being walked on

or pinched. Pay particular attention at plugs,

Carefully read this manual before operating the

convenience receptacles and the point where

product. Make sure you know how the unit functions

they exit from the device.

and

how

it

operates. Maintain the unit in accordance

10. Only use attachments/accessories specified

with the instructions to ensure it functions properly. by the manufacturer.

Keep the instructions

With

the unit for reference by a

ll

11

. Unplug this device during lightning storms

or

users. These instructions, by themselves, do not

when unused for long periods

of

time .

completely eliminate all danger. Proper accident

12

. Refer all serviCing to qualified personnel.

prevention measures must always be used.

Servicing is required when the device has

been damaged such as:

1. Read these instructions

in

their entirety.

- Power-supply cord or

pl

ug is damaged.

2. Keep these instructions for reference.

-

li

quId has been spilled.

3.

Be

aware of all warnings.

- Objects have fallen onto the device.

4. Follow all instructions.

- The device has been exposed

to

rain or

5. Do not use this device near water.

moisture.

6.

Clean only with a dry cloth .

- The device does not operate normally

7.

Do

not block any ventilation openings. Install

orhas been dropped.

in accordance with the manufacturer's

instructions.

8.

Do

not install near any heat sources such

as

radiators, heat registers, stoves or other

apparatus (including amplifiers) that produce

heat.

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•

WARNING:

- Educating children about the dangers

of

• Do not place the unit on a

su

rface that vibrates

(e.g. dryer, washing machine, etc.). The unit

should only be placed on flat non-vibrating

surfaces

(i.

e.

table, shelf, counter-tops etc.).

• Never

pl

ace this equipment in

an

un

stable

location. The equipment may fall, causing

serious personal injury or death. Many injuries,

particularly to children, can be avoided by

taking these simple precautions:

- Using cabinets or stands recommended by

the ma

nu

facturer

of

the equipment.

- Only

us

ing furniture that can safely support

the equ

ip

men

t.

- Ensuring the equipment

is

not overhanging

on

the edge of the supporting furniture.

- Not placing the equipment on tall furniture

(i.

e.

cupboards or bookcases) without

anchoring both the furniture a

nd

the

equipment to a suitable support.

- Not placing the equipment

on

cloth

or

other

materials placed between the equipment and

the supporting furniture .

climbing on furniture to reach the equipment.

If you doubt your ability to safely mount our

television

or

set up of

th

e equipment, contact

a professional installer for help.

WARNING:

•

To

reduce the risk of fire or electrical shock, do

not expose this device to rain

or

moisture.

• Do not expose this device to dripping or

splashing. Do not place objects filled with

liquids, such as vases on or near this device.

Liquids can cause a failure and/

or

a fire

hazard. As with any electronic products, use

care not to spill liquids into any part of the

system .

• Do not

pl

ace any open flame sources, such as

lighted candles,

on

or

near this device.

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CAUTION: Make no modifications

to

the system or

accessor

ie

s.

Un

authorized alterat

io

ns may

compromise saf

ety,

regulatory compliance, system

performan

ce

an

d m

ay

void

t

he

warranty

.

Package Content Check

Unpack and

re

move items from the bo

x.

Confirm

all

items are

in

cluded before disposi

ng

of

th

e shipping

box.

Items included are:

1 - CA-

PX

Wireless Person

al

Vib

ra

t

in

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Receiver with Belt C

li

p

1 - USB AC Adapter

1 - USB to

Mi

croUSB Charging Cable

1 - User's Guide

3 - AAA

Ni

MH Rechargea

bl

e batteries

(inside battery compartment)

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Feature Identification

General Description

The CA-

PX

is a wireless v

ib

ra

ti

ng personal receiver

for

th

e hard-of-hearing and deaf/

bl

in

d users. It

features a built

-i

n shaker, speaker,

fla

sher,

an

d

blin

ki

ng

ic

on

s for alert notifi

ca

tion.

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Th

e CA-PX offers three (3) ways

to

identify different

alerts: blinking icons, unique vibrations a

nd

tactile

alert identification. It

ca

n be used as a s

ta

nd

-a

lone

syst

em

or as part

of

the CentralAlert™ CA-360

system.

In

either cas

e,

the CA-PX offers mobility

freedom a

nd

24/7 notification anywhere around

th

e

home.

Features

• A stand-alone vibrating receiver with its

re

gistered accessories or as part of

th

e CA-

360 Wireless Notification System.

• Built

-i

n shaker, flashe

r,

speaker output, and

an

output port to

an

option

al

bed-shake

r.

• Three ways

to

iden

ti

fy different alerts:

bl

inki

ng

icon, unique vibration patterns and

ta

ctile alert

identi

fi

cation .

• Alert types include; land-line

te

lephone ringing,

mobile phone, door sensor, baby cry

in

g,

audio,

motion, NOAA a

nd

SOS.

• Last alert event recall function

• Unique vibration pattern training function - help

us

er to recognize/learn different vibra

ti

on

patterns by feel

• Bright flasher can

be

used as flas

hl

ight

• Low Battery i

nd

icator

• Detect all nearby CA-AX audio sensor wireless

signals (both registered and unregistered)

• Separate On-Off slide switches for Power and

Speaker

• Able to send out SOS signal

• Optional external bed shaker for 100%

notification wh

il

e

ch

arging

• Reversible belt clip Installation

• Battery ( 3 x AAA NiMH rechargeable)

• Compact, light-weight and reliable

• Simple to use

• One year warranty

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Battery Installation and Charging

Product Description

1.

Tum Power switch to the OFF positi

on

.

Pu

ll

to

Icon Buttons Braille Characters

re

move the battery t

ab

to engage

th

e pre-insta

ll

ed

battery.

If

the tab breaks, remove the security screw

and open the

ba

ttery door to remove the tab. Close

BrBI

lie

Ch

aracte~

the battery door

an

d re-apply the security screw.

Embossed

on

Buttons

Note:

Do

not use regular alkaline or other non-

D

B P

rechargeable batteries,

as

they will damage the

unit and void the warranty. For optimal

C

A

M

performances, batteries should be replaced once

S

N

every year.

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2.

Pl

ug

the AC adapter into the electrical outlet and

connect the charg

in

g cable to the CA-PX. If this is

the

fi

rst time using the batteries, let the batteries

ch

arge for

ab

out 3

-4

hours before use. Fully

charged batteries can last 3-6 days depending

on

usage.

Note: CA-PX must be turned

ON

during charging

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to

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oor

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P-

Phone

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Icon Buttons Identification

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CA-PX applications

The CA-PX provides four (4) types of alerting outputs:

speaker,

fl

asher, blinking icons and vibrations. The

CA-PX is ready

to

use right out of the box. New

sensor accessories must

be

leamed (or registered) to

CA-PX

be

fore they can be recognized. When using

the CA-PX as a stand alone receiver (without the CA-

360 master unit

),

it can

su

pport as many accessory

un

i

ts

as the CA-360.

1.

Learning Accessories

CA-PX as a Stand-Alone Receiver

Example Application

This

ap

plication demonstrates how a simple wireless

notification system can be created using just one CA-

PX as a

re

ceiver unit. It notifies you when someone

is

at

the door or if

an

audio alarm is activated. The entire

system

is

compact, light-weight and ideal for travel

use.

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The example below shows a simple system comprised

of a personal receiver (CA-PX), a door knock sensor

with door hanger (CA-DXH)' and

an

audio sensor

(CA-AX)2.

Si

nce no metal mounting clip is visible from the hotel

ha

ll

way, the use of CA-DXH will not reveal guest that

is hard-ot-hearing. It is perfect for use on hotel or

dormitory doors where a temporary installation is

preferred.

To futher enhance the system effectiveness and user

safety, both registered and unregistered CA-AX audio

sensor wireless signals can be detected by the CA-

PX.

Note 1: Model CA-DXH and Model CA-AX are optional

accessories and are sold separately.

No

te

2: Model CA-DXH is a standard door knock

s

en

sor mounted

on

a plastic door hange

r.

This

combination is designed to hang

on

the interior handle

of a door knob for detecting door knocking.

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CA.pX

CA-OXH

Follow the steps below:

1. Install batteries

in

all accessory units that you

want

to

use

in

the system .

2. Power On the CA-PX.

3. Press and ho

ld

the Learn button for 6 seconds

until it vibrates (and beeps if the speaker is On)

to

enter the Learn mode. The Learn button

LED will blink

fo

r about 20 seconds, after which

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it

wi

ll

exit the Learn mode.

4.

Press

an

d hold the test button

on

the accessory

CA-AX (audio sensor) for more than 10 seconds

un

til

CA-PX flashes, vibrates, and beeps (if

sp

ea

ker

is

On)

twice

.This confirms

the

learning.

5. Repeat the steps 3 and 4 with the CA-DXH

ac

ce

ssory.

6. Press

th

e Reset button on

the

CA-PX to e

xi

t the

lea

rn

i

ng

mode at any time.

7.

Te

st

th

e system - Press the

Tes

t button on each

accessory one at a time. Verify that

th

e

corresponding icon button

on

the CA-PX

is

activat

ed

. The CA-PX

wi

ll flash , vibrate and beep

(if speaker is On) for about 45 seconds. Press

Reset to stop at any

ti

me.

8. Repeat the test with the CA-DXH. Press

Reset to

stop at any time.

9. Repeat the steps abo

ve

to

learn (or

reg

ister) and

test

mo

re accessories as desired.

2.

Learning CA-PX into a CA-360 System

Example Application

This is a typical app

li

cation for adding a CA-PX to a

CA-360 system,

in

order to improve mobility freedom

and coverage area.

Each CA-PX must

be

learned (or registered) to the

CA-360 system befo

re

before it can be recognized

(Up to 10 CA-PX may be added

to

on

e CA-360 master

unit

).

Note: All previously learned accessories

in

the

CA-PX will be lost during this process, and all lost

accessories must be learned again through the

CA-360 master unit.

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1.

Place CA-360 master unit in the clock mode (RUN

position), Press and Hold the SOS

I TEST button

for 6 seconds

un

til it beeps. It will

di

splay "LEAr"

and ready

to

lea

rn

accessories.

2.

Power

On

the CA-PX.

3. Press and hold the

Learn button

on

the CA-PX for

at least 10 seconds until CA-360 beeps

twice, and

th

e

di

splay shows "SUB" - confirming r

eg

istration is

su

ccessful.

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4. Press Reset button on both CA-360 unit and

the CA-PX to end

th

e Learn process.

5. Testi

ng

the system: Press and Hold the SOS

button

on

the CA-PX for 2 seconds. This

should activate

an

alert

on

both the CA-PX and

CA-360 units. Press the

Reset button

on

either

unit

to

stop and cancel the alert.

6. Press

an

accessory

.(~uch

as a doorbell) that

was previously registered to the CA-360

master unit. Verify that both CA-360 and the

CA-PX alerts are activated for 45 seconds,

or

until the Reset button is pressed.

7.

The CA-PX is now ready and will alert the user

whenever a wireless signal is detected.

Reminder

:

All

previously

learned

accessories

In

the CA-PX

will be

lost

during

the

process

of

adding

the

CA-PX

into

a CA-360

alert

system

.

All

lost

CA-PX

accessories

will need

to

be learned

again

into

the

system

through

the

CA-360

master

unit.

Testing

Turn Flashlight On/Off

1.

While in standby mode, press

an

d ho

ld

the SOS

icon button for 2 seconds. If t

he

CA-PX was

registered to a CA-360 syste

m,

a

ll

receiver units

registered

in

th

e system are activated for 45

seconds.

2. Press

the

Reset button to stop and exit the alert.

Operations

Power On/Off and Speaker On/Off switches

Switch Actions

CA·PX

Outputs

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Condition

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Turning

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once. and

Vibrate

one.

Vibrate

One.

The flasher on the top of the unit can be used as a

flashligh

t.

1. Press Reset button once

to

turn it On.

2. Press

th

e Reset button once again to turn it Off.

Sending SOS signal (CA-PX in Standby Mode)

To

page other receivers for

he

lp, Press and hold the

SOS butt

on

for 2 seconds. A

wi

re

le

ss SOS signal will

be trans

mi

tted to nearby registered receivers (CA-PX,

CA-RX, CA-360).

Optional Bed Shaker Operation

Wi

th

an optional bed shaker (8

S-1

00) attached, CA-

PX can activate the bed

sh

aker while charging. This

provide to

ta

l notification, even while you sleep.

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Alert Signals Acknowledge Recall Last Activated Alert

Upon receiving a wireless notification sign

al

from any

accessory:

Th

e last activated alert may be reca

ll

ed for review

purposes.

1.

The unit activates a unique motor vibration,

bl

inki

ng

icon button ,

fl

asher and sou

nd

(if speaker is On

).

2.

After reviewing

th

e

bl

inking icon button , the user

can then press the Reset button

to

ac

kn

owledge

and stop all alert outputs. The blinking ic

on

button

continues

to

stay lit for 5 more seconds.

3. For a deaf/blind user who cannot visualize the

b

li

nking icon button , the user will need to p

re

ss

each icon button sequentia

ll

y

to

determine the

activated icon butt

on

. When the correct icon button

is

pressed, the

vi

bration will become continuous -

ind

icating this is the correct one. The user can then

press the Reset button to acknowledge, and stop

all

alert outputs. (Note : Each button

is

embossed

with a Braille characte

r).

1. Press and hold the Reset button f

or

2 seconds

and it will reca

ll

th

e last activated alert. Unique

vi

bration , blink

in

g icon button and

sp

eaker sound

will be repeated for 45 seconds.

(N

ote; The flasher

wi ll not flash during recall).

2.

A deaf / blind user can press each icon button

sequentially to determine which icon button is

active. When the user presses

th

e correct icon

button , the

vi

bration wi

ll

become continuous -

indicating this is the correct on

e.

Each button is

embossed with Br

ai

ll

e.

3.

Press the Reset

bu

tton to stop and exit the mode.

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Vibration Pattern Training

The CA-PX offers an exclusive training featu re that

allows the users

to

familiarize themselves with the

vibra

ti

on pattern

of

each alert or icon butt

on

.

1.

Press and hold the Learn button while unit

is

Powered On. The Learn button LED wi

ll

be

On.

2. Press and release any of the alert icon buttons.

This activates the vibration pattern for 45

seconds, so the us

er

can feel and learn. (Note:

Button icon and speaker sound will also be

active.)

3. Press

th

e Reset button to stop

or

press

another button to learn a new vibration patte

rn

.

4.

To

exit the training session, Power Off the CA-

PX unit.

5. CA-PX will not respond to

any

wireless alert

signal duri

ng

the training session.

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The CA-PX unit has a built-in, low battery detection to

monitor its own battery condition. The low battery

indicator (also serves

as

the

ch

arging indicator)

wi

ll

blink if the CA-PX battery

is

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transmitted from learned (or registered) CA-AX a

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sensors. If a CA-AX low batte

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in

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accessor

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several tries, the internal memory

of

the CA-PX may

need to

be

cleared .

Press a

nd

release the Learn button on the CA-PX for

at least 18 times

in

q

ui

ck succession until it

fl

ashes,

vibrates a

nd

sounds a beep (if

sp

eaker is On

).

Then

relearn all accessories.

Trouble

Shooting

FAQ

What type

of

batteries

do

I

need

for

the CA-PX?

Ans:

In

stall 3 AAA-rechargeab

le

batteries

(N

iMH

).

For optim

al

performance, it is

re

commended that the

batter

ie

s be replaced once a y

ear.

How

many

accessories can the CA-PX

support?

Ans:

Th

e CA-PX can support the same num

be

r of

accessori

es

as the CA-

36

0 master u

ni

t.

15

I

just

bought an extra doorbell

or

door knock

sensor, but

it did not work. What do I need to do?

Ans: All new accessory devices must be learned

or

registered to the CA-PX

un

it (and CA-360 if used as

the master unit) before they

ca

n be recognized

or

work. See the section

in

this m

an

ual for instructions as

how

to

learn or register

an

accessory device.

How

do

I clear all registered accessories from the

CA-PX?

Ans: Press and release the

Learn button at least 1 B

times

in

quick succession until it flashes, vibrates

an

d

sounds once (if Speaker is On).

Does CA-PX work with

a CentralAlert™ CA-360

system?

Ans:

Yes

.

th

e CA-PX can be used as a remote

re

ceiver

to

a CentralAIert™ CA-360 master

un

it.

Fo

ll

ow

th

e steps described

in

the CA-PX Application

section

to

complete the process.

How far can the CA-PX be located from CA-360?

Ans: About 150 feet

in

open spa

ce

(metal inside a

wa

ll

can reduce

th

is distance).

What is the maximum distance between

accessories

and

the CA-PX?

Ans: About 150 feet

in

open space (metal inside a

wall can reduce this distance).

Can

I place CA-PX next

to

my Wi-Fi router?

Ans: No. P

le

ase keep all other electronic equipment

at least 5 feet away.

How many accessory devices can CA-PX handle?

Ans: The CA-PX can handle the same number

of

accessories as the CA-360 unit.

Does CA-PX offer

a wireless signal repeater .

function?

Ans: Yes. CA-PX, CA-RX and CA-360 units offer a

wireless repeater/relay functi

on

whereby each unit can

re-broadcast the received wireless signals to other

similar receive

rs.

This repeater function expands the

coverage area

of

the entire system.

16

..

Cleaning and Maintenance

Model CA-MX Wireless motion sensor

to

detect

motion

• The surface

of

the devi

ce

ca

n be cleaned

wi

th

a soft, dry cloth.

•

Do

not use any spra

ys

near the devi

ce

.

Do

not

use any solvents, chemica

ls,

or clean

in

g

solutions containing alcohol, ammonia orabrasives.

•

Do

no

t allow liquids to spi

ll

into any openings.

Other Accessories for the Model CA-PX

Model

CA-AX Wireless audio alarm sound

monitor

Model CA-

BX

Real-

ti

me wireless bab

y-

c

ry

ing

s

ou

nd

monitor

Model

CA-CX Wireless ce

ll

-phone

ri

ng

ing

detector

M

od

el

CA-OB Wireless door bell unit

Mo

del CA-OX

Wireless door knocking sensor

Model CA-OXH Wireless door knocki

ng

sensor

wi

th

pl

astic door ha

ng

er

Model

CA-NOAA Wireless NOAA (weather alert)

radio output monitor

Model CA-PX Wireless personal pager/receiver

unit that perfo

rm

s the same

receiving and ale

rt

ing functions

as a

CentralAlert™ CA-360 unit

Model CA-RX A

CentralAlert™

re

mote unit that

se

rv

es as a receiver to expand

system coverage area (no clock

display)

Model CA-SOS Wireless personal

bu

tt

on

for paging

help

Model

BS

-100 Ext

ra

b

ed

shaker

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..

-

Warranty I Service Information

Yo

ur

CentralAJert™ CA-PX comes with a one-year

limited

wa

rr

anty. We war

ra

nt during this warranty

per

iod

- f

ro

m the date

of

purchase to the o

ri

ginal

co

ns

umer - the CentralAlert™ CA-PX is free from

defec

ts

in materials and workmanship under intended

home u

se.

In

the event that CentralAlert™ CA-PX

fails

to

fu

nction properly within one year

of

the original

purchase (and after 30 days), due

to

defects

in

material or workmanshi

p,

call Serene Innovations for a

Retu

rn

Authorizati

on

N

um

ber and Return Instructions,

th

en

re

turn the unit with p

ro

of of purchase (sales

re

ceipt or packing slip, no exceptions) and a check for

handling and shipping return of US$9.95 to Serene

In

novat

io

ns. Serene Innovations will either repair

or

re

place the unit (with a refurbished unit or a

un

it

of

equ

al

condition) and return it

10

you (using UPS/USPS

ground shipping) at no cost to you. If the

un

it is

return

ed

within

30

days of purchase the

un

its shipping

wi

ll

be

prepaid by Serene Innovations

wi

th the proof of

purchase included.

Incidental

of

Consequential Damages:

Neither Serene Innovations, Inc. nor the retailer,

dealer or selling distributor has Ihe responsibility for

any incidental or consequential damages, including,

without

li

mitation, commercial loss of profit

or

for any

incidental expense

s,

loss

of

time or inconvenience.

Some states do not allow exclusion or limitation

of

incidental or consequential damag

e,

so the above

li

mitation

or

exclusion may not apply

to

you.

This warranty does not apply to any product that has

been accidentally damaged, abused, misused or

neglected, used on electrical frequen cy or voltage

other than marked

on

product and/or described

in

the

manual. Defects or errors caused by unauthorized

alterations, repairs and/or tampering, are also not

covered by this warranty.

This Warranty gives you specific legal rights and you

may also have other legal rights that vary from state

to

state.

18

..

Specifications

If a defect covered by this warranty should occur,

promptly contact a Customer Care Representative by

Technology

2.4 GHz Smart Code

phone, or log onto www.sereneinnovations.com to

Bed Shaker Output 5 VDC, 150mA

obtain a Return Merchandise

Au

thorization Number

Battery Backup

3 x AAA Size NiMH

(RMA) and

sh

ipping instructions befo

re

shipping the

product

to

Serene Innovations. Any shipment without

an RMA number, will not be accepted and will be

returned

to

you at your expense . Any authorized

Battery Use Time

AC Adapter Input

AC Adapter Output

rechargeable

3 to 6 days depending on

usages

100-240 VAC , 50 / 60 Hz

5VDC 600-1000

mA

retumed product must be accompanied by a proof of

Operating temperature +10

to

40 C

purchase and a bri

ef

explanation of

th

e problem .

Dimens

io

ns:

Approximately 57 x 108 x 32

W x D x H mm) w/belt clip

For out-of-warranty repair and service , please contact

Weight

Approximately

110 grams

our Customer

Care Department for a price quote and

(wi

th

ba

ttery)

instructions.

SpeCifications are subject to change.

19

FCC Rules Information

This device complies with Part 15

of

the F

CC

rules.

Op

erati

on

is

subject to the following two conditions:

(1) this device may not cause harmful interference and

(2)

th

is

device must accept any interference received,

in

c

lu

ding interference that may cause undesired

operation. This equipment has been tested and found

to

co

mply with the limits of a Class 8 digi

ta

l device,

pursuant to Part 15 of FCC rules. These limits are

des

ig

ned

to provide reas

on

able protection against

ha

rmful interference

in

re

sidential Insta

ll

ation.

This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio

frequency energy if not

in

stalled and used

in

accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful

interfer

en

ce to radio communications. However, there

is no g

ua

rantee that interference will not occur

in

a

particular installation. If

th

is equipment does cause

harm

fu

l interference to radio or television reception,

which can

be

determined by turning the equipment off

and on, you may try one

of

the following methods

to

correct the interference:

20

1. Where it can be done safely, re-orient the receiving

television or radio

an

tenna.

2.

To

the extent possible, relocate the television,

radio

or

other receiver, with respect to the cordless

phone.

3. Connect the cordless phone and AC adapter into

a different electrical outlet.

4. Consult the dealer

or

an

experienced radiolTV

techniCian for help. Modification: Any modification

not expressly approved by the manufacturer

of

this

device could void the user's authority

to

operate

the device.

Notice: The Industry Canada label identifies

certified equipment.

This certification means that the equipment meets

telecommunication network protecti

ve,

operational

and safety requirements as prescribed

in

the

appropriate

Term

inal Equipment Technical

Requ irements document(s). The Department does not

guarantee the equipment will operate

to

the user's

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