Home Alarm Central for receiving alarm signal and
temperature and humidity data in your own house
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Emergency
messages are generated on PC screen and music is sound when receiving emergency
messages from Alarm Panel Data Logger BT30 and remote alarm panel RM10 or panic switch TP10 . There are no
telephone lines nor Internet required.
Emergency
message may be one of the following events:
Burglar
Loop
Sound Detection
High Temperature
Low Temperature
High Humidity
Low Humidity
Panic Condition
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There
is no wiring required for alarm panels and/or temperature/humidity sensors.
RM10s and or TP10s are installed at several locations in your home. All
connections except power are in wireless connections.
Temperature
detections are very effective for detecting fire in a bed room, kitchen,
furnace room and garage.
All
alarm signaling is done locally, so you don’t need paying monthly fees to alarm
companies. Also telephone and Internet are not
required.
The
diagram shows that three remote alarm panels, RM10s, are connected to alarm
controller BT30, which is connected to your PC with USB connector.
Siren may be sound at common siren
control module, model RP10 which is triggered by any RM10.
-Receiving
temperature and humidity data from devices by wireless connections
-Receiving
critical event data from devices for exceeding temperature thresholds and
transmitting warning signals over USB interfaces
-USB
interface for Windows
-Detections
of burglar loops, microphone detection, panic button, high/low temperature, and
high/low humidity with RM10
-Contains
a log of temperature and humidity data that are obtained from maximum eight
RM10s and/or TP10s
Ordering information:
Order
BT30 and a number of RM10 and/or TP10s
Note:
external optional temperature and humidity sensors with long cords may be
ordered for TP10s.
SPECIFICATIONS:
Power
input: AC/DC Power Adapter
Compatible
Temperature and humidity sensors: Micro Seven
RM10(remote alarm panel for loop, sound detection, panic button and
temperature/humidity sensor) and TP10
Maximum
of sensors: total eight devices of RM10 and TP10
Wireless
Standard for sensors: IEEE 802.15.1
USB
transmitting signal format of temperature and humidity data:
(RM10 number) (temperature in Celsius) (temperature in Fahrenheit)
(relative humidity in %)
Example: “RM10#: 00 T16.5C 61.6F H56.5%<CR>” where CR is hex 0d or a
carriage return.
USB
transmitting signal format of critical event:
Note: RM10 or TP10 always sends temperature and humidity data in
front of event code.
(RM10 number) (event code)
Example: “RM10#: 01 T16.0C 60.7F H65.8% RM10#: 01 EVENT CODE:
3<CR>” where CR is hex 0d or a carriage return.
Event
codes received from RM10:
0 : Burglar loop
1 : Low temperature
3: Panic
4: High temperature
5: Testing
6: Sound triggered burglar loop
7: Humidity
PC
software, BT30program.exe:
The
following parameters are read and written between PC and RM10s via BT30:
Detections
of Burglary loop, sound, temperature and humidity.
Arm/Disarm
Entry delay time for burglary loop/door
Exit delay time for burglary loop/door
Normally opened or closed loop
Siren duration
Alarm restoring duration
High temperature threshold
Low temperature threshold
Sound trigger value
High humidity threshold
Low humidity threshold
RP10 output
enable/disable at event reporting.
Temperature polling timing for RM10 sending new temperature and humidity data
to BT30
RM10s
connect with BT30 for sending new values of temperature and humidity. The
software lists all the temperature and humidity data from all RM10s.
Indicators
and connectors:
Power indicator, green LED
USB connector for power and PC interface
Options:
Wall-mount bracket
Dimensions: 6
cm (2.25") W x 8.3 cm (3.25") H x 3.2 cm (1.25") L
Weight:
500g (3 oz)
Environmental:
Operating temperature: -10 to 40 degree C, Humidity: 85% RH at 35 degree C
USB
interface by a virtual RS232 com port
300-115200 baud rate, no handshake, one stop bit, no parity, and
eight data bits.
Demo software, BT30demo.exe shows type of emergency signals with
temperature/humidity data. A wave file may be played on PC speaker when BT30
receives emergency signal. The screen shows time and date, type of event (panic
condition in this example), reporting RM10 (RM10 Number 00 in this example),
temperature in Celsius and Fahrenheit and relative humidity in %. Received data
is stored in “al.txt” and “archived.txt”.
Ther
USB interface employs virtual communication port. Reading data at PC is
implemented by ReadFile commands. Designated port
number is available in PC’s Device Manager. Installation of USB interface may
be required by setting “Load VCP” in Advanced section of USB Serial Converter
Properties in Device Manager and restarting PC.
The model RM10 is
shown below. It contains power switch, screw terminals for loop input, DC-input
power connector, arm/disarm/panic button, power LED, arm LED and microphone
input. It contains temperature/humidity sensors internally. Model RM10 must be
ordered separately.
The iPhone® app, “alarm10” is also available to see programmed value of
RM10s and BT30 by wireless instead of using USB interface. Recorded temperature
and humidity values from all eight RM10s may be viewed with the app. The
“alarm10” app is also available to view and change all parameters in RM10.
Micro Seven, Inc.
Portland, Oregon U.S.A.