H5OT28Car Alarm Transmitter

OWNER’S MANUAL Models: SLRF12,6904(A), 6908(A), 6918(A), 6928(A), 7919P and 7921P This device complies with part 15 of the FCC rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference; and (2) This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. Note: The manufacturer is not responsible for any radio or TV interference caused by unauthorized modifications to this equipment. Such modifications could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment. 7955UM 2/21/05 4:22 PM Page 1 2 Welcome to the world of Silencer ® automotive security. Silencer ® automotive security products have been designed to provide the consumer with a product that is technologically superior and will provide years of trouble free operation. The information enclosed will provide a ready reference of the operation and maintenance of your new Silencer ® security system. The operating instructions enclosed are for different security system models. Many of the functions are similar between the models but be sure to follow the instructions that pertain to your model security system only. If you are not sure of the model of your security system, contact your car dealer finance department and ask for the model number. Remote Control Transmitters “Using the Transmitter to Arm the Security System” 1. Exit the vehicle and close all entrances. 2. Press and release the button on the transmitter. The security system will respond as follows: A. The horn/siren will chirp one time. (Applies to 6908(A), 6918(A), 6928(A), 7919P and 7921P but is an option for 6904(A)) B. The LED indicator will begin to flash at a steady rate. C. The parking lights will flash one time. (Applies to 6908(A), 6918(A), 6928(A), 7919P and 7921P but is an option for 6904(A)) D. The starter is deactivated which prevents the engine from being started. E. All protected entrances are armed. (Applies to 6908(A), 6918(A), 6928(A), 7919P and 7921P) F. The horn/siren will sound one additional time if the vehicle has delayed interior lights that stay on after the door is closed. (Applies to 6908(A), 6918(A), 6928(A), 7919P, 7921P but is an option for 6904(A)) The security system is now fully armed! The Silencer security systems can operate from any one of the four transmitters shown here. Locate the transmitter that was supplied with your system and use the drawing as a ready reference while reading through the operating procedures. Security System Operation Gray Arm Button Gray Disar m Button SLRF12 Panic Silent Arming Red 2nd Channel Button Arm Button Disarm Button 6945 Silent Arming Panic Button 2nd Channel Button Arm Button Disarm Button 7945 Silent Arming Panic Button 2nd Channel Button 6915K3 Arm Button Disarm Button Silent Arming Panic Button 2nd Channel Button 7955UM 2/21/05 4:22 PM Page 2 Note:The following information is valid only if your security system has been programmed to automatically arm. Check with your car dealer if you are unsure. 1. Turn off the ignition key and exit the vehicle. 6904(A): Upon turning off the ignition key, the LED indicator will begin to flash fast. The fast flashing LED indicates that the automatic arming timer is counting down and the security system will become armed within 30 seconds. After 30 seconds has passed, the security system will respond in the following manner : A. The flashing LED will slow down to the normal armed flashing speed. B. The optional beeper will beep one time. C. The optional parking light flasher will flash the parking lights one time. D. The starter will become deactivated and the engine will not start. 6908(A), 6918(A), 6928(A), 7919P, and 7921P: Close all protected entrances. After the last protected entrance is closed the horn/siren will chirp one time and the LED indicator will begin to flash fast. The fast flashing LED indicates that the automatic arming timer is counting down and the security system will become armed within 30 seconds. After 30 seconds has passed, the security system will respond in the following manner: Note 1:Re-opening a protected entrance before the system becomes armed will stop the arming timer. After closing the entrance the timer will begin counting again from zero. Note 2:If the vehicle has a delayed interior lighting system, the automatic arming timer will start counting after the interior lighting has turned itself off. This could add up to 45 seconds to the total automatic arming countdown time. (Up to 75 seconds total arming delay) A. The horn/siren will chirp one time. B. The LED indicator will begin to flash slower. C. The parking lights will flash one time. D. The starter will become deactivated and will prevent the engine from starting. E. All protected entrances are armed. The security system is now fully armed! 3 Automatic Arming (Without Using the Transmitter) 1. Press and release the button on the transmitter. The security system will respond as follows: A. The horn/siren will chirp two times. (Applies to 6908(A), 6918(A), 6928(A), 7919P and 7921P only, but is an option on 6904(A)) B1.The LED indicator will be off. (Applies to 6908(A), 6918(A), 6928(A), 7919P and 7921P only) B2.The LED indicator will be flashing very fast. (Applies to 6904(A) only) C.The parking lights will flash two times. (Applies to 6908(A), 6918(A), 6928(A), 7919P and 7921P only, but is an option on 6904(A)) Note 1: If you are disarming the security system after it has been triggered and the horn/siren is sounding, the disarm chirps are automatically deleted. (Applies to 6908(A), 6918(A),6928(A), 7919P and 7921P only) Note 2: The optional 6945PET passive transmitter will automatically disarm the system and unlock the doors (if equipped) as you approach your vehicle. This action is automatic without depressing any buttons on the transmitter. To activate the passive disarm feature slide the on/off switch to the “on” position. To turn off the passive disarm feature slide the swit…

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Helen Zhao Subject: FW: ??: FW: ADVANCE SECURITY INC., FCC ID: H5OT28, Assessment NO.: AN05T4694, Notice#1 1/12/2005 From: [email protected] Sent: Monday, April 11, 2005 6:22 PM To: Helen Zhao Subject: ??: FW: ADVANCE SECURITY INC., FCC ID: H5OT28, Assessment NO.: AN05T4694, Notice#1 Dear Helen, Question #1: The last page of the test report: please explain why you use -14.572dB duty cycle correction factor of button #3 to adjust the peak readings of button #1. Did you investigate the rest three buttons? Please indicate worst case. Ans #1: Sorry about that! i should type button #3 at the place, and the button #3 also is in the worst case. Attached please find 50325209-RP1 (Advance SLRF12).pdf! Best regards, Naomi

Compliance Certification Services Inc. Report No.: 50325209 Date of Issue: April 04, 2005 PHOTOGRAPHS OF EUT Page 1 Total Page: 4 Rev. 00

FCC ID LABEL FORMAT AND LOCATION Advance Security Inc. FCC ID: H5OT28 This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. FCC ID: H5OT28 FCC ID LABEL AREA

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SLRF12 (302MHZ) Operational Description The car alarm transmitter is a low powered, hand held unit for remote controlling the car locks and other features. See the function descriptions in attached. The transmitter is powered by a 3 volt battery. It is designed to operate on a single fixed frequency at 302 MHz. See the attached block diagram and schematic. There are 1 buttons trigger the integrated circuit (U1) which produces the digital control signals and will modulate the carrier signal. The carrier signal is generated by a crystal oscillator/ amplifier circuit comprised of a 302 MHz crystal (X1) and a npn transmitter (Q1). The modulated output of the RF amplifier stage is coupled to the PCB strip antenna. The coupling network comprised of L1, C3 and C4. The strip antenna is attached on PCB permanently around 20 mm. The transmitter is manually operated by the buttons pushed and will automatically deactivate within 3 seconds after the button being released. This feature is incorporated by the U1 internally. All tuning and verification are performed by the manufacture and there are no adjustments can be made by the user. No external ground is required or used with this transmitter.

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Compliance Certification Services Inc. Report No.: 50325209-RP1 FCC ID: H5OT28 Date of Issue: April 04, 2005 Page 1 of 25 Rev. 00 FCC ELECTROMAGNETIC EMISSIONS COMPLIANCE REPORT CERTIFICATION TO FCC PART 15 REQUIREMENTS for INTENTIONAL RADIATOR of Car Alarm Transmitter FCC ID Number : H5OT28 Trade Name : Advance Security Inc. Model Number : SLRF12 Agency Series : N/A Report Number : 50325209-RP1 Date : April 04, 2005 Issued to Advance Security Inc. 3F, 48 Ta An Street, Hsi Chih, Taipei Hsien, TAIWAN R.O.C. Issued by Compliance Certification Services Inc. Hsintien Lab. No. 165, Chunghsen Road, Hsintien City Taipei Hsien, Taiwan TEL: (02) 2217-0894 FAX: (02) 2217-1029 Note: This report shall not be reproduced except in full, without the written approval of Compliance Certification Services Inc. Ltd. This document may be altered or revised by Compliance Certification Services Inc. personnel only, and shall be noted in the revision section of the document. Compliance Certification Services Inc. Report No.: 50325209-RP1 FCC ID: H5OT28 Date of Issue: April 04, 2005 Page 2 Rev. 00 TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. VERIFICATION OF COMPLIANCE.....................................................3 2. PRODUCT DESCRIPTION.....................................................................4 3. TEST FACILITY......................................................................................4 4. MEASUREMENT STANDARDS............................................................4 5. TEST METHODLOGY............................................................................4 6. MEASUREMENT EQUIPMENT USED.................................................5 7. POWERLINE RFI LIMIT.......................................................................5 8. RADIATED EMISSION LIMITS............................................................6 9. SYSTEM TEST CONFIGURATION......................................................6 10. TEST PROCEDURE................................................................................7 11. EQUIPMENT MODIFICATIONS...........................................................8 12. TEST RESULT.........................................................................................9 12.1. MAXIMUM MODULATION PERCENTAGE (M%)..........................9 12.2. THE EMISSIONS BANDWIDTH.........................................................9 APPENDIX I TEST DATA...........................................................................10 Compliance Certification Services Inc. Report No.: 50325209-RP1 FCC ID: H5OT28 Date of Issue: April 04, 2005 Page 3 Rev. 00 1. VERIFICATION OF COMPLIANCE COMPANY NAME : Advance Security Inc. 3F, 48 Ta An Street, Hsi Chih, Taipei Hsien, TAIWAN R.O.C. CONTACT PERSON : Michael Chen / President TELEPHONE NO. : 886-2-8648-1688 EUT DESCRIPTION : Car Alarm Transmitter MODEL NAME/NUMBER : SLRF12 FCC ID : H5OT28 DATE TESTED : March 28, 2005 ~ March 30, 2005 REPORT NUMBER : 50325209-RP1 TYPE OF EQUIPMENT SECURITY EQUIPMENT (INTENTIONAL RADIATOR) EQUIPMENT TYPE 302 MHz Car Alarm Transmitter MEASUREMENT PROCEDURE ANSI 63.4 / 2003 LIMIT TYPE CERTIFICATION FCC RULE CFR 47, PART 15 The above equipment was tested by Compliance Certification Services Inc. for compliance with the requirements set forth in the FCC CFR 47, PART 15. The results of testing in this report apply to the product/system which was tested only. Other similar equipment will not necessarily produce the same results due to production tolerance and measurement uncertainties. Warning: This document reports conditions under which testing was conducted and results of tests performed. This document may not be altered or revised in any way unless done so by Compliance Certification Services Inc. and all revisions are duly noted in the revisions section. Any alteration of this document not carried out by Compliance Certification Services Inc. will constitute fraud and shall nullify the document. Approved by: Reviewed by: Compliance Certification Services Inc. Report No.: 50325209-RP1 FCC ID: H5OT28 Date of Issue: April 04, 2005 Page 4 Rev. 00 2. PRODUCT DESCRIPTION Fundamental Frequency 302 MHz Power Source 3V Battery Transmitting Time Periodic < 5 seconds Associated Receiver FCC ID: H5OR42 3. TEST FACILITY The open area test sites and conducted measurement facilities used to collect the radiated data are located at No. 165 & 199, Chunghsen Road, Hsintien City, Taipei Hsien, Taiwan The sites are constructed in conformance with the requirements of ANSI C63.7, ANSI C63.4 and CISPR Publication 22. 4. MEASUREMENT STANDARDS The site is constructed and calibrated in conformance with the requirements of ANSI C63.4/2003. 5. TEST METHODOLOGY For an intentional radiator, the spectrum shall be investigated from the lowest radio frequency signal generated in the device, without going below 9 KHz, up to at least the tenth harmonic of the highest fundamental frequency or to 40 GHz, whichever is lower. (CFR 47 Section 15.33) Compliance Certification Services Inc. Report No.: 50325209-RP1 FCC ID: H5OT28 Date of Issue: April 04, 2005 Page 5 Rev. 00 6. MEASUREMENT EQUIPMENT USED Open Area Test Site # H Name of Equipment Manufacturer Model Serial Number Calibration Due SITE NSA CCS H Site N/A 09/11/2005 MEASURE RECEIVER SCHAFFNER SCR3501 341 09/02/2005 SPECTRUM ANALYZER ADVANTEST R3132 120900002 No Calibration Required ANTENNA SCHAFFNER CBL 6112B 2801 09/24/2005 AMPLIFIER SCHAFFNER CPA9231A 3613 10/08/2005 CABLE SUHNER RG 214 N-TYPE#H2 12/03/2005 THERMO- HYGRO METER TFA N/A NO.1 12/22/2005 EMC ANALYZER (100Hz-22GHz) HP 8566B 2937A06102 07/26/2005 ANTENNA (1-18GHz) EMCO 3115 5761 01/17/2006 AMPLIFIER (1-18GHz) HP 8449B 3008A01266 02/16/2006 CABLE (1-18GHz) JYEBAO LL142 SMA#RS1&2 02/16/2006 Remark: Each piece of equipment is scheduled for calibration once a year. 7. POWERLINE RFI LIMIT CONNECTED TO AC POWER LINE SECTION 15.207 CARRIER CURRENT SYSTEM IN THE FREQUENCY RANGE OF 450 KHz TO 30 MHz SECTION 15.205 AND SECTION 15.209, 15.221, 15.223, …

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Compliance Certification Services Inc. Report No.: 50325209-RP1 FCC ID: H5OT28 Date of Issue: April 04, 2005 Page 6 Rev. 00 8. RADIATED EMISSION LIMITS GENERAL REQUIREMENTS SECTION 15.209 RESTRICTED BANDS OF OPERATION SECTION 15.205 PERIODIC OPERATION IN THE BAND 40.66 -40.70 MHz AND ABOVE 70 MHz. SECTION 15.231 9. SYSTEM TEST CONFIGURATION Use a block of foam and combined it with EUT wrapping rubber band around it. This way it can test X, Y and Z axis. To activate continuous transmitting & receiving, place a small plastic block between rubber band and EUT push button. Radiated Open Site Test Set-up