Central 2000 Monitored Motion Detector Security System 
(409-0351)                 Preparation                Faxback Doc. # 33269

SELECTING A LOCATION

For your security system to be most effective, you need to install it in a
location that meets all of the following conditions:

    Is near an AC outlet.

    NOTE:  If your best location is not near an AC outlet, you can have an
           electrician install an outlet for you.

    Is near a modular telephone jack.

    NOTE:  If your best location is not near a modular telephone jack, you
           can install a modular jack yourself or have the telephone
           company install one for you.

           Radio Shack stores sell jacks, adapters, and telephone wiring.

           The telephone company charges to install the necessary jacks.

           The USOC number of the jack to be installed is RJ-11C (or RJ-11W
           for a wall plate jack).

    Overlooks an area that an intruder would most likely cross when
    entering or moving through your home.

    You can place the system on a shelf or table, or mount it on a wall or
    in the corner of a room.  The system detects movement by sensing a
    change in temperature within its field of view.  When someone walks
    past the system, it detects the temperature change and triggers the
    alarm.

    Also, note that the system is more sensitive to movement across its
    coverage area than to movement directly toward or away from it.

    Does not directly face a window, heating or air conditioning vent,
    appliance, outside wall, or other heat source.

    These sources could produce rapid temperature changes that the system
    might incorrectly identify as an intruder.

    Is high enough not to be triggered by pets, yet is low enough to be
    triggered by someone of average height walking across the area.

    To help prevent false alarms caused by pets, the system senses motion
    at or above its mounted location.  It does not sense motion below where
    you mount.  In most installations, a location about 3 1/2 feet off the
    floor provides the best security.

TESTING THE LOCATION

Once you select a location and before you mount it, follow these steps to
test the system's coverage.

NOTE:  To test the location, you do not need to connect the system to the
       phone line, install a backup battery, or set up service.

1.  Plug the power adapter's barrel plug into the jack on the back of the
    system.

2.  Plug the power adapter into an AC outlet.

NOTES:  If you have not installed a backup battery, the POWER indicator
        flashes.

        If you have not connected the system to the phone line, the system
        chirps once per second.

3.  Walk around the area you want to protect.  When the system detects your
    movement, its ARMED indicator flashes.

5.  Adjust the system's position until you are satisfied with its coverage.

MOUNTING THE SYSTEM

You can mount the system on a wall or simply place it on a desk, table, or
shelf.

To mount the system on a wall, use the supplied screws, or screws suitable
to the mounting surface, to secure the mounting bracket at the selected
location.

After you connect the system to power, install a battery, and connect it to
the telephone line, you will simply hang the system on the bracket.


(BR/EB 6/5/96)