UQJ-040POOL ALARM

Installation and operation guide - 1 Swim Alert™: SWIM007-US INSTALLATION AND OPERATION GUIDE READ CAREFULLY AND KEEP FOR REFERENCE CONTENTS 1 Introduction – Safety recommendations..................................................................................................... 2 2 Contents of the package................................................................................................................................ 2 3 Quick Start Guide......................................................................................................................................... 3 4 Operating principle....................................................................................................................................... 4 5 Installing Swim Alert™................................................................................................................................ 6 5.1 Inserting the batteries................................................................................................................................ 7 5.2 Choice of location ..................................................................................................................................... 8 5.3 Installation for testing ............................................................................................................................... 9 5.4 Tests........................................................................................................................................................ 10 5.5 Final installation ..................................................................................................................................... 11 6 Installation of the remote siren.................................................................................................................. 14 7 Using Swim Alert™..................................................................................................................................... 16 7.1 I want to have a swim ............................................................................................................................. 16 7.2 Automatic restart .................................................................................................................................... 17 7.3 Manual restart ......................................................................................................................................... 17 7.4 Too much wind ....................................................................................................................................... 17 7.5 Low-volume siren mode ......................................................................................................................... 18 7.6 Complete stop ......................................................................................................................................... 18 7.7 Replacing the batteries............................................................................................................................ 19 7.8 I have a problem with my fall detector ................................................................................................... 20 7.8.1 Two regular beeps are heard ......................................................................................................... 20 7.8.2 I cannot find the cause of my problem .......................................................................................... 20 8 Frequently asked questions........................................................................................................................ 21 9 Further information.................................................................................................................................... 22 10 WARRANTY AND AFTER SALES SERVICE................................................................................ 24 11 Monthly tests......................................................................................................................................... 25 FCC REGULATION 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. THIS DEVICE COMPLIES WITH PART 15 OF THE FCC RULES. OPERATION IS SUBJECT TO THE FOLLOWING 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. SWIMMING POOL FALL DETECTOR SWIM ALERT™ Installation and operation guide - 2 1 Introduction – Safety recommendations Thank you for purchasing a Swim Alert TM swimming pool alarm. This swimming pool alarm complies with the ASTM F2208-02 e1 standard This guide will help you install your swimming pool alarm and understand its operating principle. If you have any question or comment concerning your swimming pool alarm, please contact your retailer or: Swim Alert™ Customer Care P.O. Box 3839 Cary, North Carolina 25519-3839 Telephone: 000 000 0000 [email protected] • Swim Alert™ is a swimming pool alarm which detects the fall of a child weighing 18 lbs or more by setting off a siren. • This device is not intended to replace any other safety consideration; that is, adult supervision, lifeguards, fences, gates, pool covers, locks, and so forth, and some devices may not detect gradual entry. • Swim Alert™ is not intended as a substitute for the watchfulness of parents and/or responsible adults, which remains the essential factor for the protection of children under the age of five. • Swim Alert™ is not a rescue device, immediate action by a responsible adult is essential when the alert signal is heard. • In no event can your retailer or the manufacturer of the alarm system be held responsible for any person or animal falling or drowning. • Warning must be given…

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MG International ZI ATHELIA II-220 IMPASSE DU SERPOLET-13600 La Ciotat - France Tél. +33(0)4 42 98 14 90 – Fax +33(0)4 42 08 64 46 – www.aquasensor.com [email protected] SA au capital de 245 803 € - RCS Marseille 2002 B 01104 – Siret 441 743 002 00038 – TVA Intra FR 80441743002 – NAF 316 D La Ciotat, vendredi 23 février 2007 Object : FCC certification for swimming-pool alarm MG International, as a French manufacturer of pool alarm system, wish to distribute his product in the USA in order to extend his commercial zone. Swim Alert TM is an Class 1 MG International pool alarm that MG international assigned to this market. As a consequence MG International asks the FCC Part 15 certification for this product. For MG International : Sébastien Chaussin Project Manager MG International

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OPERATIONNAL DESCRIPTION SWIMALERT-US SWIM007-US Réf document : (SWIM007-US)OpDes.doc Page 1/5 Transmitter: - Remote RF at 433.92Mhz - Using a Chipcon/Texas CC1100 - OOK 100% Modulation. - Burst duration : 52mS - Burst length : 375 mS - Crystal Oscilator @26MHz +- 30ppm - Frequency synthesizer with 400Hz frequency resolution. - Transmitter antenna is an wire of ¼ Lambda - Security decoding with a 16 Bit word and 8 Bit command word. - Battery operated 4 - LR20 Alkaline cells regulated to 3.0 VDC. - PCB with two signal layers with top and bottom ground plane. OPERATIONNAL DESCRIPTION SWIMALERT-US SWIM007-US Réf document : (SWIM007-US)OpDes.doc Page 2/5 OPERATIONNAL DESCRIPTION SWIMALERT-US SWIM007-US Réf document : (SWIM007-US)OpDes.doc Page 3/5 OPERATIONNAL DESCRIPTION SWIMALERT-US SWIM007-US Réf document : (SWIM007-US)OpDes.doc Page 4/5 OPERATIONNAL DESCRIPTION SWIMALERT-US SWIM007-US Réf document : (SWIM007-US)OpDes.doc Page 5/5

Part List SWIMALERT-US SWIM007-US Réf document : (SWIM007-US)PartsLst.doc Page 1/2 TRANSMITTER MAIN PRODUCT Désignation Quantity Réf Produit Pièces Plastiques Couvercle Swim Alert US RAL 7047 1 COUV-SWIM-US Socle Sirena US RAL 7047 1 SOC-G-07-US Cache carte 1 CACH-G-05 Tube Coudé RAL 7047 1 TUB-G-07-US Raccord rigide ABS Tube/pièce 1 RAC-TUB-SWIM Pièce nitrile coudée Swim, shore 50 (liaison raccord/capteur) 1 TUY-CAPT-SWIM Cartes Carte mère US 1 CME-P-07-US Accessoires Prestation câblage sirènes 1 SIR-G-05 Tuyau type ALFAFLEX L=0,55m 1 TUY-G-07 Prestation câblage bloc pile 1 CABL-BLOCPILR14 Pile R14 4 PIL-LR14 Bloc piles 4xLR14 1 BLOCPIL4LR14 Connecteur sirène type mini fit 2 CONECSIR Contacts fil sirène 4 CONSIR Membrane de protection en téflon 1 MEMHPM Joint corde boîtier L=755mm Ø2,2 1 JC-D2,2 Joint torique Ø48x2 (étanchéité sirènes) 2 JT48x2 Sirène déportée 1 SIR-DEP-US Transformateur pour alarme déportée 1 TRA-SIR-US Clés magnétique 2 AIM-05 Sachet Désydratant 1 SACEDES Mousse maintien piles 1 MOU-PIL Eléments de fixation Prestation kit de fixation SWIM-US 1 KITFIX-P-07-US Capuchon couvercle Premium RAL7042 (gris fonçé) 4 BOU-P-07-US Rondelles inox PVC 3 RON-ET Mousses stabilisation 3 STAB5X22 Joints torique fûts de vissage 10x1 4 JT10x1 Vis D2,9x6,4 fixation carte/tube ISO 7049 2 VTD2,9X6,5 Vis D2,9x9,5 fixation carte+cache carte 1 VTD2,9x9,5 Vis D4x8 pour fermeture boîtier A4 4 VMCD4X8 Vis D5x50 fixation boîtier sur margelle A4 3 VBAD5X50 Part List SWIMALERT-US SWIM007-US Réf document : (SWIM007-US)PartsLst.doc Page 2/2 Chevilles fixation sur margelle 3 CHEV-D8 Personnalisation Notice d'utilisation SwimAlert US 1 NOT-SWIM-US Fiche test US 1 TEST-SWIM-US Déclaration de conformité 1 FASTM Etiquette marquage normatif 1 ET-US Etiquette Sup Couv SwimAlert 1 ET-COUV-G-05 Etiquette traçabilité / FCC sur couvercle 1 ET-QNS Emballage Emballage 1 EMB-SWIM-US Emballage sirène déportée 1 EMB-BOISIR-US Calage Swim 1 CAL-SWIM-US

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EMITECH GRAND SUD 145, rue du Massacan – BP 25 – Z.I. « vallée du Salaison » - 34741 VENDARGUES CEDEX – Tél. 04 67 87 11 02 – Fax : 04 67 70 94 55 S.A. au capital de 480 000 € - R.C. Versailles B 344 545 645 00063 – APE 742 C R041-07-100535-1A - RG / CHB RADIO TEST REPORT According to the standard(s): FCC part 15 (02/2006) Equipment under test: Detector of immersion for swimming-pool -Swim Alert- ref. SWIM007-US FCC ID: UQJ - 040 Company: MG International Diffusion: Mr CHAUSSIN (Company: MG International) Number of pages: 28 including 4 annexes Ed. Date Modified page(s) Written by Name Visa Technical verification Name Visa Quality approval Name Visa 0 28-Feb-07 Creation Régis GONZALEZ Olivier HEYER Olivier HEYER 1 9-Mar-07 1; 3; 6; and 27-28 Régis GONZALEZ Olivier HEYER Olivier HEYER Duplication of this report is only permitted for an integral photographic facsimile. It includes the number of pages referenced above. This document is the result of testing a specimen or a sample of the product submitted. It does not imply an assessment of the conformity of the whole production of the item tested. Ed.1 EMITECH R041-07-100535-1A Ed.1 PAGE: 2 NAME OF THE EQUIPMENT UNDER TEST (E.U.T.) : Detector of immersion for swimming-pool Swim Alert ref. : SWIM007-US Serial number : None Part number : None Software Version : None MANUFACTURER'S NAME : MG International APPLICANT’S ADRESS: Company : MG International Adress : Zone Industrielle Athelia II Avenue de la Sariette 13600 LA CIOTAT FRANCE Person(s) present during the tests : Nobody Responsible : Mr CHAUSSIN DATE(S) OF TESTS : January, the 31st and February, the 1 st 8 th 12 th 20 th of 2007 TESTS LOCATION(S) : EMITECH Grand Sud laboratory in Vendargues (34) Open area test site in Salinelles (30) FCC Registration Number: 812719 TESTS SUPERVISOR(S) : None TESTS OPERATOR(S) : Régis GONZALEZ EMITECH R041-07-100535-1A Ed.1 PAGE: 3 CONTENTS 1. INTRODUCTION................................................................................................................................4 2. REFERENCE DOCUMENT(S)...........................................................................................................4 3. EQUIPMENT UNDER TEST CONFIGURATION ...............................................................................4 4. EQUIPMENT CHARACTERISTIC .....................................................................................................5 5. EQUIPMENT UNDER TEST CONFIGURATION SCHEME ...............................................................5 6. SUMMARY OF TEST RESULTS .......................................................................................................6 7. AC POWER LINE CONDUCTED EMISSION FOR RECEIVER.........................................................7 8. RADIATED ELECTRIC FIELD MEASUREMENT.............................................................................10 ANNEX 1: PHOTOGRAPH(S) ..................................................................................................................15 ANNEX 2: EMISSION BANDWIDTH........................................................................................................22 ANNEX 3: TRANSMISSION BURST........................................................................................................24 ANNEX 4: MANUALLY OPERATED TRANSMISSION DURATION .......................................................27 Ed.1 EMITECH R041-07-100535-1A Ed.1 PAGE: 4 1. INTRODUCTION This document submits the results of Radio tests performed on the equipment Detector of immersion for swimming-pool Swim Alert ref. SWIM007-US (denominated hereafter E.U.T.: equipment under test) according to document(s) listed below. 2. REFERENCE DOCUMENT(S) FCC Part 15 (02/2006) Code of Federal Regulations Title 47 – Telecommunications Chapter 1 – Federal Communications Commision Part 15 – Radio frequency devices Subpart C – Intentional Radiators ANSI C 63.4 (03) American National Standard for Methods of measurement of Radio-Noise from low-voltage Electrical and Electronic Equipment in the Range of 9 kHz to 40 GHz 3. EQUIPMENT UNDER TEST CONFIGURATION Equipment under test (E.U.T.) general description : Stand alone detector of immersion for swimming-pool included detector unit and receiver siren Equipment control procedure during immunity tests : N.A. emission test only Susceptibility criteria during a continuous disturbance : N.A. emission test only Susceptibility criteria during a transitory disturbance : N.A. emission test only Cycle and operating mode during emission tests : Permanent no modulated emission exepted for bandwidth measurement Equipment modifications applied during tests : No N.A.: Not applicable EMITECH R041-07-100535-1A Ed.1 PAGE: 5 4. EQUIPMENT CHARACTERISTIC FCC ID: UQJ-040 ITU emission code: 7K00A1D Utilization: Swimming-pool alarm system with radio siren control Antenna type: Integrated wire antenna Operating frequency: 433.92 MHz Number of channels: 1 Channel spacing: Not concerned Frequency generation: □ SAW Resonator □ Crystal ⌧Synthetizer Modulation: ⌧ Amplitude (pulsed modulated device) □ Digital □ Frequency □ Phase Power source: 4 x LR14 alkaline cells (4 x 1,5 V = 6 V) 5. EQUIPMENT UNDER TEST CONFIGURATION SCHEME Equipment is set out on a wooden table at 0.8 m of the ground plane (see Photographs) in annex 1). EMITECH R041-07-100535-1A Ed.1 PAGE: 6 6. SUMMARY OF TEST RESULTS Tests designation or section Results satisfying? Comments 15.33 Frequency range of radiated measurement - Considered 15.35 Measurement detector functions and bandwidths - Considered 15.107 Conducted limits YES For receiver in class B (Informative) 15.109 Radiated emission limits YES For receiver in class B (Informative) 15.203 Antenna requirement YES Nota 1 15.205 Restricted bands of operation YES 15.209 Radiated emission limits, general requirements YES Considered 15.231 Periodic operation in the band 40.66 – 40.70 MHz and above 70 MHz a) Transmission requirements YES Nota 2 b)…

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