WiPro easy - Operating instructions

Contents

1.0 General description of functions

2.0 Handling the system

3.0 Expanding WiPro easy with wireless accessories

4.0 Technical data

2.1 Operation with the THITRONIK® wireless remote control

Both buttons of the wireless remote control arm or disarm the system depending on the previous status.

The upper button with the crossed-out loudspeaker symbol does not give any acoustic feedback. When the lower button is used, a short acoustic feedback sounds for both states of the alarm system via the interior siren. When the system is armed, this is acknowledged with a single short tone and continuous flashing of the LED. When the system is disarmed, two short tones are played and the LED stops flashing.

2.2 Triggering the panic alarm

If people are in the vehicle and feel threatened, it is recommended to use the panic alarm function to attract attention. In the event of a panic alarm, the siren, the optional additional/back-up siren and the LED are activated for 30 seconds, as in the regular alarm case. No alarm is triggered when the ignition is switched on! Pressing both buttons for just under one second will trigger the alarm in the armed and disarmed state. To stop the alarm, press any button on the THITRONIK® wireless remote control.

2.3 Signal "contact open" (Vent Check/ventilation function)

Vent Check

If the status LED lights up continuously for 60 seconds when arming or activating the ignition, this means that at least one of the wireless magnetic contacts is open.

If none of the wireless magnetic contacts is intentionally open, the secured windows, doors and hatches must be checked. In contrast to car alarm systems, it may well be desirable in a motorhome or caravan to leave one of the windows open while all the others, windows, doors and hatches are monitored. For example, to ventilate the vehicle.

Ventilation function

With the system out of focus, open the desired window and activate the system as described in 2.1.

- The status LED is activated for 60 seconds, but the system is armed and monitors all other wireless magnetic contacts that have been taught-in. If the window is closed before this time has elapsed and/or the ignition is deactivated, the LED turns off prematurely. If the window is closed while the system is activated, no alarm is triggered. Only if it will be opened again after 5 seconds have gone by and the ignition is deactivated, an alarm will be triggered. This prevents false alarms if you unintentionally trigger the wireless magnetic contact several times when closing the window.

If the window is closed when the system is activated, no alarm is triggered. Only if it is opened again after 5 seconds does this trigger the alarm. This prevents false alarms if the wireless magnetic contact is triggered several times unintentionally when closing the window.

2.4 Changing the battery for accessories

Caution! Danger of explosion if the battery is not replaced properly! Recycle used batteries. Once an accessory has been teached in, it does not have to be teached in again after changing the battery. To prevent damage to the electronics due to static discharge, they must be earthed in advance to a vehicle part carrying earth (door hinge, negative connection of the cigarette lighter). To do this, simply touch the electronics.

2.4.1 THITRONIK® wireless remote control

1. Remove the screw on the back of the wireless remote control and carefully prise open the housing via the recessed notch on the lower side of the housing cover.
2. Remove the circuit board and remove the battery from the holder.
3. Replace the removed battery with a battery of the same type (CR2032), observing the correct polarity. Observe the marking on the battery holder!
4. first place the circuit board in the housing cover, and when inserting the cover, look for the two short ridges to snap into the housing before pressing the housing parts together with slight pressure. Finally, screw the housing back on.

2.4.2 Wireless magnetic contact

1. Open the housing by gently levering it over the notch on the side of the housing.
2. Remove the printed circuit board and remove the battery from the holder.
3. Replace it with a battery of the same type (CR2032), observing the correct polarity. Observe the marking on the battery holder!
4. put the circuit board together with the housing cover back into the housing and press it together until it noticeably clicks into place. Make sure that the circuit board does not rotate between the edges beforehand.

2.4.3 Radio cable loop

1. Remove the two screws on the bottom of the radio cable loop and open the housing.
2. Remove the battery from the holder without pulling the circuit board out of the housing.
3. Replace it with a battery of the same type (CR2032), observing the correct polarity. Observe the marking on the battery holder!
4. insert the black seal into the housing cover and screw the housing back on. Do not overtighten the screws, otherwise the seal will be damaged and may leak.

2.5 Procedure of an intrusion alarm

If, with the system armed and the ignition deactivated, an access secured with a wireless magnetic contact is opened, a cable loop is cut or removed from the holder, this is indicated by the system as an intrusion alarm. The alarm is signalled by switching on the siren in the interior, as well as the optionally selected second siren outside for 30 seconds. In addition, the status LED flashes quickly. After the full 30 seconds of an alarm cycle have elapsed, the WiPro easy is armed again after an alarm pause of approx. 30 seconds. It then reacts to renewed intrusion attempts as previously described.

2.6 Interrupting an intrusion alarm

Pressing any button on the THITRONIK® wireless remote control interrupts the alarm and disarms the system. Unlike the WiPro III / WiPro III safe.lock, the system switches without acoustic feedback when disarming with both buttons! Only the alarm is terminated and the alarm system is then in the disarmed state.

2.7 Using the radio cable loop correctly (accessory)

The THITRONIK® radio cable loop can be plugged into the mounting bracket when the system is armed or disarmed. In addition to bicycles and scooters, camping furniture, surfboards and many other movable objects can also be secured. If the cable loop is placed in the mounting bracket, cutting the cable or removing it from the mounting bracket will cause the alarm to start.

2.8 Using the backup siren (accessory)

The backup siren has an integrated battery that is charged from the on-board battery. If the system triggers an alarm, the backup siren will sound. The backup siren also sounds if the power supply fails (sabotage alarm). The backup siren has a key switch on the back of the unit. Keep the corresponding key in a safe place so that you can deactivate the siren for service purposes.

3.0 Expand WiPro easy with wireless accessories

Mandatory! THITRONIK® wireless magnetic contacts and THITRONIK® radio cable loops can only be used from the following serial numbers:

• Wireless magnetic contact (black/white): 0791-012
• Wireless cable loop (white): 0761-008
• Wireless cable loop (black): 1068-003
• Wireless cable loop XL (white): 0944-004
• Wireless cable loop XL (black): 1074-003

Our tip:

Carry out the teach-in process with two people, or check each wireless accessory for function after the teach-in process, as the control unit does not generate any tones in teach-in mode.

The wireless magnetic contacts, radio cable loops and wireless remote control are saved during the initial installation or via the "easy add" function. "Easy add" function: The WiPro easy can be subsequently expanded or deleted at any time during the first 30 seconds after switching on. The prerequisite is that a wireless remote control has been taught-in.

Two hand-held transmitters and 8 additional accessories (wireless magnetic contacts, wireless cable loops and/or additional wireless remote control) can be taught-in.

 3.1 Activating the teach-in process via the WiPro easy push-button (initial installation) 1.

1. To start the teach-in mode, press and hold the push-button of the WiPro easy with the supply voltage connected for approx. 6 seconds.
2. Triggering/actuating new accessories - The WiPro easy acknowledges each successful teach-in process by briefly switching off the LEDs. When the maximum number of teachable accessories has been reached, the LED flashes rapidly for 2 seconds to indicate that the limit has been reached.
3. Finally, press the button on the WiPro easy again for just under 1 second to end the teach-in process, or disconnect the power supply and reconnect it.

3.2 Activating the teach-in process via the master wireless remote control (easy add)

To start the teach-in process via the wireless remote control, the first taught-in wireless remote control (master wireless remote control) should always be used, if several have already been taught-in.

1. Disconnect the power supply to the control unit (pull out the fuse or plug).
2. Then reconnect the power supply.
3. Press the lower button (loudspeaker symbol) 5 times in succession within 30 seconds. Make sure that you do not press the button too quickly in succession and give the WiPro easy time to change its state.
4. the WiPro easy will change state several times by pressing the button and indicate the activation of the teach-in mode by lighting up the status LED and the LED in the housing.
5. Triggering/actuating new accessories - The WiPro easy acknowledges each successful teach-in process by briefly switching off the LEDs. When the maximum number of teach-in accessories has been reached, the LED flashes quickly for 2 seconds.
6. Finally, disconnect and reconnect the power supply to end the teach-in process. The new accessories are now taught-in and can be used.

3.3 Deleting wireless accessories already taught-in with the master wireless control

To delete the radio accessories via the wireless remote control, always use the wireless remote control that was taught in first (master wireless remote control)

1. Disconnect the power supply to the control unit (pull out the fuse or plug).
2. Then restore the power supply.
3. Press the upper button (crossed-out loudspeaker symbol) five times in succession within 30 seconds. Make sure that you do not press the button too quickly in succession and give the WiPro easy time to change its state.
4. The WiPro easy will change its state several times by pressing the button and then delete all the taught-in accessories except for the first wireless remote control. Activation of the teach-in mode is indicated by the status LED and the LED in the housing lighting up.
5. Triggering/actuating new accessories - The WiPro easy acknowledges each successful teach-in process by briefly switching off the LEDs. When the maximum number of teach-in accessories has been reached, the LEDs flashes quickly for 2 seconds.
6. Finally, disconnect and reconnect the power supply to end the teach-in process. The old radio accessories are now deleted except for the master wireless remote control. The new radio accessories are taught-in and can be used.

3.4 Deleting all radio accessories via the WiPro easy push-button 1.

1. Disconnect the power supply to the control unit (pull out the fuse or plug).
2. Then restore the power supply by pressing the WiPro easy button.
3. The old wireless accessories are deleted and the activation of the teach-in mode is indicated by the status LED and the LED in the housing lighting up. The button can be released again.
4. triggering/actuating new accessories - The WiPro easy acknowledges each successful teach-in process by briefly switching off the LEDs. If the maximum number of teach-in accessories has been reached, the LED flashes quickly for 2 seconds.
5. Finally, press the WiPro easy button for just under one second to end the teach-in process, or disconnect and reconnect the power supply.
   The old wireless accessory is deleted and the new wireless accessory is taught-in and can be used.

4.0 Technical data - Control panel