Ultimate Motorhome Alarm - User Manual version 01

Ultimate Motorhome Alarm
User Manual
Version 01

TABLE OF CONENTS
User Manual - Version 01
1.0 Introductory Note
2.0 Operating Procedure
2.1 Complete system arming
2.2 Night Mode - System arming with sensor exclusion
2.3 Arming delay
2.4 System armed
2.5 System disarming
2.6 Alarm, Inhibit time between Alarms and Alarm cycles
2.7 Tracking System Monitoring of Alarm Sounding
2.8 Passive arming
2.9 Emergency disarm by electronic key
2.10 Locker Door Sensors
2.11 Internal Passive Infrared Sensors (PIR)
3.0 Alarm Memory
4.0 Technical Specifications

1.0 Introductory Note
Dear Customer,
Thank you for purchasing our Ultimate Motorhome Alarm.
Based on the incredible Sigma SIGS37 alarm system, the
Ultimate Motorhome Alarm by Safe & Sound Vehicle Systems
is designed to meet and exceed the expectations of
the modern leisure vehicle owner by presenting the system
to you with additional, high quality sensors and parts, in a
format not readily available anywhere else in the industry.
Please read the present manual carefully to familiarise
yourself fully with the alarm system features and operating
procedures and do keep it handy for future reference.
Many Thanks
Mark Ingham
Managing Director
Safe & Sound

2.0 Operating Procedure
2.1 Complete System Arming
Press the lock button on the vehicle original remote control or button 1 on the
optional Sigma remote control; arming is confirmed by a beep and a flash
of the turn indicators (if features are enabled). The system has a 30” arming
delay during which the LED is ON steady.
2.2 Night Mode - Arming With Sensor Exclusion
The system can be armed without activating internal volumetric protection
(wireless infrared or wireless hyper frequency and dash mounted ultrasonic
sensors) while keeping perimeter protection. This is done in one of two ways,
A) with the vehicles remote control or B) with the additional Sigma remote
control.
Proceed as follows:
Method A – Using the vehicles remote control
• Make sure the system is disarmed and ignition key is “OFF”.
• Touch the electronic key to its receptacle*; the LED will give a quick flash.
• Close vehicle doors and press the lock button on the vehicle original remote
control*.
• System activation is confirmed by a beep and a flash of the turn indicators
(if features are enabled).
Method B – Using The Sigma Remote Control
• Ensure the ignition is off
• Simply press button 3
• System activation is confirmed by a beep and a flash of the turn indicators
(if features are enabled).
Please note – Where night mode is required it should be activated on each
arming of the alarm.
Example: Activating Night Mode to go to bed, then disarming the alarm one
hour later to let your dog out to the toilet would require Night Mode activating
before returning to bed.

2.3 Arming Delay
After the system is armed, there is a 30” delay time (LED ON steady)
2.4 System Armed
After the delay time the system is armed and ready to detect any alarm condition.
The LED will start flashing when the system is fully armed.
2.5 System Disarming
The system can be disarmed by pressing the unlock button of the vehicles
remote control or button 2 of the optional Sigma remote control (where supplied).
Five beeps and five flashes of the turn indicators, when the system is
disarmed (if features are enabled), warn there has been an alarm condition
prior to disarming. Alarm causes and relative LED signals are listed in par. 3.0
2.6 Alarm, Inhibit Time Between Alarms And Alarm Cycles
Alarm Conditions are signalled by optical signals and audible, battery backup
siren. Once the alarm ceases, there is a 5” time-interval before another alarm
goes off. Each alarm event generates up to ten 30-second alarm cycles for
each input and for each arm cycle. During an alarm event, the system can be
disarmed via the remote controls.
2.7 Tracking System Monitoring Of Alarm Sounding
Optional Feature. On activation of an alarm trigger you will receive a phone
call/text message from your tracking systems control room. Limited to one
alert every 60 minutes.
2.8 Passive Arming
If passive arming mode is configured, the system automatically arms approx.
60” after ignition is switched OFF and after the last door is opened and closed.
A beep and a flash of the turn indicators will confirm the armed state (if features
are enabled).
Passive Arming is not suitable for leisure vehicles. This feature is disabled
on your Ultimate Motorhome Alarm.

2.9 Emergency Disarming By Electronic Key
This disarm mode is used for “EMERGENCY DISARMING” (in case remote
control is lost or inoperative) and “TOTAL DISARMING”. Touching the electronic
key to its receptable disarms and switches off the system which will not
subsequently rearm via remote control.
To restore normal operation, touch electronic key to its receptacle.
A high-pitched beep and a flash of the status LED will confirm that the system
is back to normal mode.
2.10 Locker Door Sensors
Where supplied, these sensors are uniquely coded to the alarm system and
operate via a wireless connection, powered by a single CR2032 battery contained
within the sensor body. On opening of a protected door, the LED on the
sensor will flash. We recommend changing the batteries within sensors once
every 12 months.
2.11 Internal Passive Infrared Sensor (PIR)
Where supplied, these sensors are uniquely coded to the alarm system and
operate via a wireless connection, powered by two CR2032 battery contained
within the sensor body. Under normal operation, no light or flashes will be
emitted from the sensor. On arming of the alarm system, the sensor will not
detect movement for five minutes after the time it last saw movement. This
conserves the battery power and prevents rapid drain while using the vehicle
under everyday circumstances.
We recommend changing the batteries within sensors once every 12 months.
3.0 Alarm Memory
Five beeps and five flashes of the turn indicators upon disarming (if features
are enabled) warn that the alarm has been triggered in your absence. To
identify the last cause of alarm, turn ignition key “ON” and count the number
of flashes of the status LED; they will indicate the last alarm detected. Optical
signals are repeated 3 times in a row; to interrupt, turn ignition key “OFF”.

The table below lists the various alarm causes and relative number of LED
flashes.
4.0 Technical Specification
Arm
Disarm
Arm in Night/
Pet mode/PANIC
Not used
Sigma
Notes: Panic can be activated with a long press of button 3 and only available when the alarm its armed state.

Leeds Head Office
0113 3979597
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www.sasmobile.co.uk