Introduction
This user manual provides comprehensive instructions for the installation, operation, and maintenance of your Olympia Protect 9571 Wireless Alarm System. Please read this manual carefully before using the device to ensure proper functionality and safety. Keep this manual for future reference.
Product Overview
The Olympia Protect 9571 is a wireless alarm system designed for home security, featuring an integrated GSM dialer for emergency calls and hands-free communication. The system is expandable and includes various sensors for comprehensive protection.
System Components
Image: Overview of the Olympia Protect 9571 Wireless Alarm System components. This image displays the main base unit, two motion detectors, four door/window contacts, a remote control, a power adapter, and various batteries required for the sensors.
The system typically includes:
- Base Unit: The central control panel with an LCD display, keypad, integrated GSM dialer, and siren.
- Motion Detectors: Two wireless motion sensors to detect movement within protected areas.
- Door/Window Contacts: Four wireless contacts to secure entry points like doors and windows.
- Remote Control: For convenient arming and disarming of the system.
- Power Adapter: To power the base unit.
- Batteries: For the wireless sensors and remote control.
Package Contents
Image: The retail packaging box for the Olympia Protect 9571 Wireless Alarm System. The box highlights key features such as "Plug & Play" and lists the included components.
Image: A detailed view of the contents listed on the Olympia Protect 9571 package. It clearly shows "4 Fenster-/Türkontakte" (4 window/door contacts), "1 Fernbedienung" (1 remote control), and "2 Bewegungsmelder" (2 motion detectors).
Verify that all items are present in the package:
- 1 Base Unit
- 2 Motion Detectors
- 4 Door/Window Contacts
- 1 Remote Control
- 1 Power Adapter
- Batteries for sensors
- User Manual (this document)
Setup
1. Base Unit Installation
- Power Connection: Connect the provided power adapter to the base unit and plug it into a wall outlet.
- SIM Card Insertion: If using the GSM function, insert a standard GSM SIM card into the designated slot on the base unit. Ensure the SIM card is activated and has sufficient credit for calls/SMS.
- Initial Power On: The base unit will power on automatically. The LCD display will illuminate.
- Date and Time Setting: Follow the on-screen prompts to set the correct date and time.
2. Sensor Pairing (Plug & Play)
The Olympia Protect 9571 system features easy plug & play integration for sensors. Follow these general steps:
- Prepare Sensors: Insert the batteries into each motion detector and door/window contact.
- Enter Pairing Mode: On the base unit, navigate to the "Add Sensor" or "Pairing" menu (refer to the base unit's display for specific menu options).
- Activate Sensor: For motion detectors, wave your hand in front of the sensor. For door/window contacts, separate the two parts of the contact. The base unit should register the new sensor.
- Assign Zone: Assign each sensor to a specific zone (e.g., "Living Room," "Front Door") for easier identification during an alarm.
- Repeat: Repeat the process for all motion detectors, door/window contacts, and the remote control.
3. Installation of Sensors
- Motion Detectors: Mount motion detectors in corners of rooms, approximately 2-2.5 meters (6.5-8 feet) high, ensuring a clear line of sight to the area you wish to protect. Avoid direct sunlight or heat sources.
- Door/Window Contacts: Mount the two parts of each contact on the door/window frame and the movable part, ensuring they are aligned and within 1-2 cm (0.4-0.8 inches) of each other when closed.
- Remote Control: No installation required. Keep it in a secure, accessible location.
4. Programming Emergency Numbers
The system can dial up to several pre-programmed numbers in case of an alarm.
- Access the "Emergency Numbers" menu on the base unit.
- Enter up to 6 emergency contact numbers.
- Record a personalized alarm message (up to 4 minutes total, or 10 seconds per sensor).
Operation
Arming and Disarming the System
- Arm (Full Alarm): Activates all sensors. Use when leaving the premises.
- Home Mode (Partial Arm): Activates perimeter sensors (door/window contacts) but deactivates internal motion detectors, allowing movement inside the home.
- Silent Mode: Activates all sensors but triggers a silent alarm (no siren), only dialing emergency numbers.
- Disarm: Deactivates all sensors.
- Unsharp Mode: This likely refers to a "disarmed" or "inactive" state, or a specific mode where certain sensors are temporarily bypassed. Refer to the base unit's display for exact functionality.
These modes can be activated via the base unit keypad or the remote control.
Emergency Call and Hands-Free Function
- Emergency Call: In case of an alarm, the system automatically dials the pre-programmed emergency numbers and plays the recorded message. If a number is busy, it will dial the next one.
- Hands-Free Communication: The base unit has an integrated speaker and microphone, allowing two-way communication with the person who answers the emergency call.
- Remote Monitoring: You can call the alarm system from an external phone to listen to the environment or activate/deactivate the hands-free function.
Display and Indicators
The large backlit LCD display shows system status, time, and sensor information. The display color changes based on the alarm status (e.g., blue for normal, yellow for alarm/warning).
Maintenance
Battery Replacement
The system will provide a low battery warning on the base unit's display for individual sensors. Replace batteries promptly to ensure continuous protection.
- Open the battery compartment of the respective sensor.
- Remove old batteries and dispose of them according to local regulations.
- Insert new batteries of the correct type and polarity.
- Close the compartment. The sensor should automatically reconnect to the base unit.
Cleaning
Clean the base unit and sensors with a soft, dry cloth. Do not use abrasive cleaners or solvents, as these can damage the surfaces.
Power Outage Protection
The base unit is equipped with internal backup batteries to maintain operation during a power outage. Ensure these batteries are charged and functional. The system will alert you if the main power is lost.
Troubleshooting
| Problem | Possible Cause | Solution |
|---|---|---|
| System does not power on. | Power adapter not connected or faulty; internal backup battery depleted. | Check power adapter connection. Ensure outlet is functional. Allow backup battery to charge. |
| Sensor not responding. | Low battery; sensor out of range; not properly paired. | Replace sensor batteries. Relocate sensor closer to base unit. Re-pair the sensor following setup instructions. |
| GSM calls not working. | SIM card not inserted correctly; SIM card not activated; no credit; poor GSM signal. | Check SIM card insertion. Verify SIM card activation and credit. Check GSM signal strength on the base unit. |
| False alarms. | Motion detector placed near heat sources or drafts; sensor sensitivity too high; pets. | Adjust motion detector placement. Reduce sensor sensitivity if adjustable. Consider pet-immune sensors if available. |
| Low battery warning persists after replacement. | Incorrect battery type; faulty new battery; sensor not reset. | Ensure correct battery type. Try a different new battery. Some sensors may require a brief removal of all power (including backup) to reset. |
Specifications
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Model Number | 9571 |
| Brand | OLYMPIA |
| Connectivity Technology | Wireless (GSM Dual Band) |
| Power Source | Battery (for sensors), AC Adapter (for base unit) |
| Compatible Devices | Smartphone (for remote control/monitoring) |
| Alarm Type | Audio and Motion |
| Display | Large LCD, backlit, 13-digit numeric and alphanumeric, color-changing (blue/yellow) |
| Recording Time | Up to 4 minutes total for alarm announcements; up to 10 seconds per sensor. |
| Expandability | Up to 32 sensors |
| Features | Emergency call function, hands-free, automatic dialing, low battery warning, power outage protection. |
Warranty & Support
The Olympia Protect 9571 Wireless Alarm System comes with a standard manufacturer's warranty. Please refer to the warranty card included in your package or visit the official OLYMPIA website for detailed warranty terms and conditions.
For technical support, troubleshooting assistance, or to inquire about additional sensors and accessories, please contact OLYMPIA customer service through their official channels. Contact information can typically be found on the product packaging or the manufacturer's website.
