GE 45105 GE Drive Way Monitor User Manual
User's manual, Driveway monitor, Wireless
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Driveway Monitor
Wireless
User's Manual
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GE is a trademark of the
General Electric Company
and is used under license to
Jasco Products Company LLC,
311 N.W. 122nd Street,
Oklahoma City, OK 73114.
Questions? Call 1-800-654-8483
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OUTDOOR SENSOR
Installing Batteries in Sensor
1. Remove four screws on back of sensor and carefully remove cover.
2. Install 2 "C" Alkaline batteries noting polarity.
3. Replace cover and screws.
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Sensor Placement - Choosing the Right Location
The sensor uses a special magnetic coil that detects small changes
in the magnetic held that occur as a result of large metal objects
(e.g. vehicle}. The sensor range of detection varies by vehicle size
and speed The larger and slower the vehicle, the wider the detec
tion range. See the following graph fora detailed detection profile.
detection
accuracy
50%
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at 20 mill
ïr trave ling /
ÏS per hour
SUV or van traveling
at 20 miles per hour
9ft
12ft
detection range
15ft
18ft
The detection range increases as the vehicles travel slower.
Decreasing the velocity from 20mph to Wmph increases the
detection range by 3ft for both cases above.
For best results, use the following guidelines to place your sensor.
Use the figure provided as a guide. Placing the sensor as Indicated
will ensure W0% detection accuracy for all types of vehicles.
Place the sensor...
1. At most 3ft from the driveway.
The sensor will not trigger if the car lane on the driveway is outside
the range of detection. The sensor will trigger W0% of the time as
long as the vehicle passes through the INSIDE of the detection range.
2.
At least 25ft (about 10 paces) from the street.
Placing the sensor too close to the street may lead to false
triggering as vehicles drive by.
3. At most 200ft from the indoor alert unit.
Walls and other obstructions (e.g. metalj degrade wireless signals.
Place the sensor and Indoor alert unit as close to each other as possible.
maximum detection
range (radius): 18
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4. In a location where it will not be disturbed.
Keep the sensor away from snow plows, lawn mowers and other
equipment Magnetic fields penetrate snow so there is no need
to plow around the sensor unit during winter months.
Installing the Sensor
The sensor is packaged with a stake and length-extending
attachment For best results, use both the stake and
attachment to keep the sensor as high off the ground
as possible. Doing so will ensure that vehicles with
a high profile are detected (e.g. SUVsj.
Make sure the mounting location ground is hard enough
to support the sensor and that the area is not susceptible
to rain water collection. Assemble the unit as shown on
the figure on the right and drive the stake into the ground.
Make sure the stake goes into the ground by a total of at
least 6 inches.
The sensor installation is complete. Now, every time
a vehicle drives into its detection radius, it will send
a signal to the indoor alert unit
INDOOR ALERT UNIT
Indoor Alert Unit Placement - Choosing the Right Location
IMPORTANT!
Make sure there is an electrical outlet near
your selected location.
As
previously mentioned, walls and other obstructions
(e.g. metal} degrade wireless signals. Place the alert unit
as close as possible to the sensor. Place the alert unit
on a window sill that faces the driveway or on flat
keyhole]
surface close to the window.
slot
For wall mounting, use a screw with a head
diameter that fits in the keyhole slot on the back
of the unit. Insert the screw directly into the wall,
leaving about1/4" exposed. Place the alert unit
3
V
ground