Temperature/sound
monitor, or pet monitor pM10, announces alarm conditions and temperature data
in human voices after transmitting Contact ID digital alarm signal.
Copyright in
2010 by Micro Seven, Inc.
Micro Seven, Inc. model PM10 monitors temperature
and sound at your home or business for people and pets. It makes temperature
measurement by using a provided temperature probe. When the measured
temperature exceeds a maximum temperature threshold or goes below a minimum temperature
threshold, it sounds alarm siren, or it dials a pre-programmed telephone number
for reporting a high or low temperature in human voices and transmitting
digital alarm signal, Security Industry Association’s Digital Communication
Standard-Ademco ® Contact ID
format, which is compatible with popular alarm receivers including our model
LS15E+. It also detects abnormal sound at a built-in microphone, and it sounds
alarm siren, or it reports excessive sound in human voice via telephone line
after dialing the telephone number, or it transmits digital alarm signal. With
battery option, it reports AC power loss after dialing the telephone number, or
it transmits digital alarm signal. It also continuously generates public
announcement or conversation while doing temperature and sound monitoring voice
message. PM10 may be called remotely via telephone by you to obtain temperature
or to listen-in or to talk via a built-in speaker.
PM10 functions and parameters are programmable using PC interface and
controls software that are provided. Also voice segments for temperature
reading and voice announcement are programmable.
PM10
is shown above without a temperature connector.
Features:
- Digital temperature monitoring for high and/or low temperature
- Celsius or Fahrenheit degree for temperature reading
- Excessive sound monitoring with a built-in microphone
- Emergency telephone dialer for reporting alarm conditions in human
voices
- Programmable voice segments
- Built-in alarm panel function for transmitting Ademco ® Contact ID
digital alarm signal
- Continuous public announcement or continuous conversation through a
built-in audio speaker
- Reporting AC loss with battery option
Specifications:
Temperature
measurement:
When temperature exceeds high
temperature setting or goes below low temperature setting, PM10 sounds alarm
and dials one of two telephone numbers, and it reports high or low temperature
alarm and provides temperature measurement in human voices.
Temperature measurement unit:
Celsius or Fahrenheit
Temperature measurement range:
-50 to 150 degree C or –58 to 302 degree F
Accuracy: +/- 2 degree C for
range of 0-100 degree C, +/- 5 degree C above 100 or below 0 degree C.
Temperature probe needs to be calibrated
for every three months by following provided procedure. Calibration of
temperature probe does not require any special equipment or materials. It only
requires a half cup of ice cubes for calibrating 0 degree C and boiling water
for calibrating at 100 degree C.
Temperature probe: semiconductor
material
Temperature reading: US/English
or international vocabulary
Alarm(s) for high temperature
and/or low temperature may be set using control software.
Excessive
sound monitoring:
When loud sound is detected
through a built-in microphone, PM10 sounds alarm and dials an emergency
telephone number, and it reports excessive sound alarm in human voice after the
digital alarm signal is transmitted. The detecting sound threshold level is
programmable.
Reporting
AC loss with battery option:
When there is AC power loss with
battery option, PM10 sounds alarm and dials an emergency telephone number, and
it reports AC power loss in human voice after the digital alarm signal is
transmitted.
Emergency
telephone dialer:
Two emergency telephone numbers
are programmable. In emergency condition, the first telephone number is dialed.
If called telephone number is busy or alarm is not reset, PM10 dials the second
telephone number. It continuously repeats twice before the alarm is reset by
PM10 by itself.
Ademco
® Contact ID digital
alarm signal (Digial Communication Standard- SIA DC-05-1999.09):
After PM10 dials one of two
telephone numbers, it transmits digital alarm signal to an alarm receiver. Then
voice circuit is enabled. Receiving digital alarm signal does not require PIN
at any alarm receivers.
Audio
speaker and microphone:
PM10 contains a built-in speaker
to generate voiced temperature measurement or public announcement. The built-in
microphone monitors excessive sound, and it is also used for listen-in sound
via telephone.
Speaker: 8-ohm, 3 watts maximum
power output
Excessive sound detection may be
enabled/disabled by programming.
Programmable conditions:
1. Enable/disable
excessive sound detection
2. Sound detection
threshold
3. Enable/disable
continuous 14-second PA announcement voice conversation and its repetition
ratio
4. Select PIN and
activate entering PIN for audio communication via PM10 and an operator.
Programmable
voice segment:
Each voice segments for temperature
reading and voiced alarm reports may be changed to your own voices. Voice data
may be upload/downloaded to/from PC.
Front-panel controls:
Power indicator/sound-level indicator
Temperature probe connector
Built-in microphone
Arm LED
Switch 1, arming/disarm alarms
Power switch
Rear panel controls:
12VDC input connector (from 117V AC/DC adapter)
Line Input Jacks: USOC-RJ11-C, standard modular
phone jacks for telephone interface
D-sub9 (RS232)
Computer requirement and interface: Windows XP system with RS232
interface. For USB interface, a RS232/USB adapter is required. Serial interface
cable (RS232) Interface cable is included as a standard accessory.
Control software:
Record and play PA announcement and voice segments
Sound trigger sensitivity for reporting excessive sound
Hi and low temperature threshold
Emergency telephone numbers
PA broadcast timing
PIN activation
Voice segment programming
Download/upload voice data
Arm/disarming excessive sound alarm and hi-low temperature monitoring
AC/DC Adapter: 117VAC +/- 5%, or 90-250VAC +/-
5%(for International power adapter option)
Power
input:
12VDC
unregulated, 800mA maximum
Dimensions: 19 cm (4") W x 4.5 cm
(1.75") H x 10 cm (7.5") L
Weight: 500g (1.1 lbs.)
Environmental: Operating temperature: 0 to 35
degree C, Humidity: 85% RH at 35 degree C
Warranty/Service: one year limited warranty. No
warranty if any factory seal is broken. Service is performed at the factory,
usually within 5 working days.
Ordering
information:
PM10-1: sound monitor only and no temperature
measurement
PM10: sound monitor and temperature measurement
Options for PM10:
1.
International AC/DC power adapter for 90-250VACRMS and 50/60Hz power
input with four different power plugs (US, UK, Europe, and Australia
2.
USB/RS232 adapter for creating RS232 interface from USB interface
3.
Battery option for protecting from AC-loss
MICRO
SEVEN, INCâ
1095-K N.E. 25th Ave., Hillsboro, OR
97124 U.S.A. PHONE: 503-693-6982, FAX: 503-693-9742
E-MAIL: SALES@MICROSEVENINC.COM
Applications:
1.
As a pet monitor
Conditions of your dog at home are monitored for
excessive noise or high or low room temperatures. Also your voice is
continuously played with an interval to comfort your pet at home. An example is
as follows: ” Hi Cody, You are a good dog, and I will be home soon”. After
hearing your voice, your dog thinks that you were at home. From your work, you
can call your home telephone to check your dog’s condition. PM10 operation is
compatible with your existing telephone answering machine because PM10 is
turned on after answering machine completes its operation. After hearing a tone
prompt signal or voiced prompt signal, you enter 4-digit PIN. Then microphone
inside PM10 is turned on to listen any sound around PM10. Enter a code to
connect your voice to a speaker, and you might say, “Hi Cody, I love you, and
you are a good dog”. Enter another code to hear your dog. You can do back and
forth, and you can practically do conversation with your dog.
You can set maximum (high) temperature at 80 degree
F, and minimum (low) temperature at 50 degree F for PM10 temperature monitor.
When temperature probe detects higher temperature than the maximum temperature
or lower than the minimum (low) temperature, PM10 dials your cell-phone or work
phone to report abnormal temperature condition at home. When you receive the
call from PM10, you hear “High temperature, 81 degree Fahrenheit” for high
temperature alarm, “Low temperature, 48 degree Fahrenheit”, or “Excessive sound
alarm”. Here, digital alarm signal transmission under alarm condition may be
disabled for calling you.
2. PM10 for surveillance
your home with or without calling alarm receiver
3. PA system for
announcing room or chamber temperature
4. Temperature
monitoring system reporting abnormal temperature to alarm receivers