Hey, DIYers.
I'm George from Alarm Grid.
Today we're going to be working with the IQ2
Plus that has a PowerG daughter board card built in.
And we're going to be learning in a wireless panic switch.
This is a PowerG PG9938.
Yes.
So this is a one-button panic switch.
And you can use this switch to either contact
the medical department--
or I'm sorry, the medical authorities or the police.
Yes.
So you can either program this to do
medical or a police panic, an auxiliary or a silent panic.
So you have two different options with this key fob.
And let's go ahead and start opening it up.
So when you open up the box, you're
going to have a couple of different mounting brackets.
You're going to have a lanyard that you
can wear it around the neck.
And you also have a little bell clip.
There's also a mounting bracket that you
can mount, for instance, underneath your desk.
So this is the mounting bracket here.
This is the little lanyard with a little keyring
that you can attach it to.
And then this looks like the belt clip.
So it does come with three adapter pieces
that you can use, depending on whether it's
going to be in a fixed location or if you're
going to be carrying it with you whenever you
leave the house or any such.
And again, you can actually program this specifically
if it's going to be in a fixed location
or if you're going to be leaving the house with it.
And I'll show you that once we get into the programming.
It comes with a little manual here.
And then last but not least, we have the key fob switch--
or I'm sorry, not the key fob.
The wireless panic switch.
So first thing we want to do is if you are using this PowerG
sensor, you need to make sure that you're using
a PowerG-compatible system.
This is the IQ2 Plus, which means
that it comes with the PowerG daughter board card built in.
If you guys do not have the PowerG daughter board
card in your IQ2, then this device will not work.
So you need to first of all make sure you
have the PowerG daughter board card in your system.
All IQ2 Pluses do come with a PowerG daughter board card, so
just something to keep in mind.
Now, the difference between PowerG
and a lot of other sensors is that PowerG is actually
well known for the range that their sensors can communicate
as.
This is known to be able to communicate at two kilometers
open, so that's within line of sight.
Obviously, if it has to go through construction,
it's going to be decreased a lot.
If it's going through cement, if it's going through wood,
if it's going through brick, it's
going to be decreased depending on what kind
of obstacles and construction it has to go through.
It also uses a 128-bit AES encryption.
So it basically protects you against hacking.
You don't ever have to worry about anyone ever spoofing
the sensor.
So it actually has an LED at the very top, which
is going to help us figure out while we're learning it in
that it's actually working.
So I'm going to show you guys what to do first.
So we have to hit on the very top.
You can swipe down or just hit the button.
And then you can go to SETTINGS.
You go to ADVANCED SETTINGS.
Enter user code.
I'm going to enter in my dealer code, 1111.
You can either enter in your dealer or installer
code to program sensors in.
The default ones are 1111 and 2222.
So you want to make sure if your company or yourself have
changed any of them, you want to make
sure you use the correct one.
We'll know we used the correct one, because we'll have
INSTALLATION in the top left.
So we hit INSTALLATION.
We then go to DEVICES, SECURITY SENSORS.
And we're going to hit AUTO LEARN SENSOR.
This is going to put the system into a learning mode.
So now it's listening for any devices
that are being triggered.
What I'm going to do with this little panic switch
is I'm going to press and hold.
Now, when you press and hold, you're
going to see the light blink once.
But you have to press and hold again.
And you're going to see another steady light come on.
And then that's when you release.
If you let go after you see the first light come on,
then it's not going to learn into the system.
And I'm going to show you guys that right now.
It blinked once red and I let go immediately.
Nothing happened at the panel.
You need to make sure you press and hold after that red blink.
And then one more blink after that is when you release.
So steady red light, starts blinking fast.
The panel then recognizes it.
It says Sensor 320-1118 is requesting
to be added to the list.
Do you want to continue?
Just hit OK.
So that sensor number that it just
gave me can actually be found on the back of the sticker right
here.
And that's the ID.
And you can actually match the ID on the back of the sticker
with the ID that's on the very first line on the programming
screen for that sensor.
So just make sure they match up.
They should if you're using the AUTO LEARN SENSOR.
But if you're using multiple devices,
sometimes a different one may learn in accidentally.
So just make sure that you match up the correct ID number that's
on the sticker on the back of the switch
or on the back of the panic--
on the back of the panic button.
And then it'll match up to the first line there.
Now, you'll see on the Sensor Type,
it's going to automatically be set to an Auxiliary Pendant.
You can't really switch it away from that,
so that's what it's going to be set as.
The Sensor Group, this is where you guys
can play around with it and decide
what you want it to be set at.
So Mobile Auxiliary is if let's say
you're wearing it on your lanyard, around that little--
on your lanyard around the little keyring.
Yes.
So the Mobile Auxiliary, that's actually a medical panic.
The Mobile Intrusion, that again is
if you're carrying it with you, if it
travels with you, if you're wearing it on your body.
And that one actually, Mobile Intrusion,
sets off a police panic.
And it's not a silent one.
It's an audible one.
So make sure that if you choose Mobile Intrusion be
aware that it's going to be a loud police panic.
Same thing for the Mobile Auxiliary.
It's not a constant beep like the police panic,
but it does kind of shoot out--
it kind of shoots out a sound for like two seconds
and then stops for a couple of seconds
and shoots out another sound again.
And you'll see.
I'm going to show you guys in a second here.
Fixed Intrusion is if you have this in a fixed location,
for instance underneath the desk.
And the Fixed Intrusion, that's a police panic.
The Fixed Silent, again that's in a fixed location,
underneath a desk.
And it's a silent alarm, so the panel
is not going to make any sound.
But it will send the police panic over
to the central station.
The Fixed Auxiliary, again fixed in a fixed location.
And that's if you're using it for medical reasons.
And then the Safety Auxiliary Pendants,
that is almost like a call button.
So if you have a nurse at the home, what it actually does
is it makes the panel chime.
So if you have the chime type on,
the voice prompt is on, it'll actually
enunciate on the panel, Auxiliary Pendant.
And then if the nurse is by the alarm system she can hear it.
Or that's just an example of what it could be used for.
Just to show you guys an example,
I'll show you guys the Mobile Intrusion first.
The Sensor Name, you can actually play around with that.
You can add whatever you want.
So if you do set it as Safety Auxiliary Pendant
and if you guys do have a nurse at the home,
you can just put Nurse.
But you can play around with the Sensor Name.
The Chime Type, you can make whatever chime you want.
You can make it a doorbell.
[CHIME] Sorry.
I clicked the wrong one.
[CHIME] Dear Deer, I don't know.
[CHIME] There you go.
They got the Voice Prompts On.
And the Source, since this is PowerG,
you want to make sure it is set to PowerG.
After you're done, hit ADD NEW.
It'll still say Adding Sensor.
Just please wait a second.
Sensor added successfully.
Once you're there, just hit the Home button.
And the last thing you want to do
is just make sure you test it.
Now, if you are being monitored by Central Station,
make sure that you call first and place your account on Test,
because if you set off a medical panic,
you're more than likely going to get police showing up
to your house.
So if you're being monitored by Central Station,
make sure your account is on Test.
And then you can press and hold.
This is going to get loud, so I'm
going to disarm it right away.
I did do the audible one, right?
Let's see.
Press and hold.
[ALARM]
There we go.
Emergency.
Disarm it.
System is now disarmed.
God, that's tough.
All right.
So as you see, it gets pretty loud.
We set off a--
that was a police panic, which is why
it was that constant blaring.
I'm going to show you guys now what the medical panic sounds
like.
Swipe down from the top, SETTINGS, ADVANCED.
Enter user code.
Enter in your dealer or installer code.
Mine is 11111.
Go to INSTALLATION, DEVICES, SECURITY SENSORS.
This time I'm going to do EDIT SENSOR, because it's already
learned in.
I'll hit the little pencil icon in the right-hand side.
And I'll switch this down to, let's say, a Mobile Auxiliary.
So now this is the one that's going to give out
small little sirens.
Yeah.
It's going to make the siren sound just
for a couple of seconds, turn off couple of seconds,
and turn off.
I'll hit SAVE.
System updated successfully.
I'll hit the Home button again.
And press and hold.
It looks like the key fob light--
[ALARM]
Auxiliary emergency.
It stops.
[ALARM]
Sounds again.
Stops.
[ALARM]
Sounds again.
[ALARM]
System is now disarmed.
That's really tough on your ears.
All right.
And then the silent police panic,
you swipe down from the top again, SETTINGS, ADVANCED.
Enter user code.
1111.
INSTALLATION, DEVICES, SECURITY SENSORS,
EDIT SENSOR, pencil icon.
Open up the drop-down and let's do a Fixed Silent.
System updated successfully.
Now this is not going to say anything at the panel.
But it will make that little envelope-- it'll
show a notification up there.
So right now, I'm just going to acknowledge all of these,
just so you guys can see.
Just hit OK.
That's just clearing out my history right there, basically.
So now the little envelope is gone.
But the silent panic is not going
to make any sound on the panel.
But it should bring up the silent panic up in the envelope
in the top right.
See.
It triggered it.
The alarm doesn't go off or anything.
But if you look at the top right,
that envelope, if we hit it, MESSAGES/ALERTS/ALARMS.
You'll see there was an Auxiliary Pendant, which
was the name of the sensor.
And there was a Police Emergency,
but it was a silent one.
So let's just go ahead and knowledge that.
Hit OK.
And you can go back.
So that is just a quick way to program this PowerG panic
switch.
Make sure that if you guys do have any questions--
if you guys are failing to learn it in,
make sure that you're pressing and holding it.
Remember that little testing I did.
If you press hold and then release after the first light,
it won't learn in.
So you have to continue holding it.
If you have any questions at all about how
to get this panic switch learned into your IQ2 Plus system,
please feel free to go ahead and email us.
Our email is support@alarmgrid.com.
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I'm George, and I'll see you guys next time.