added plss_v2 legacy documentation

+> Ahoy Mate,

+>

+> Welcome to the wonderful world of Pirate Lights Marine Security

+> Systems!\

+> We would like to thank you for taking that all important step to help

+> secure the safety of your vessel and your loved ones.

+>

+> A detailed instruction is included in the enclosed treasure trove of

+> marine safety and the security. It is our hope this instruction will

+> assist the able-bodied, self-sufficient sailors like you with

+> installation and operation.

+>

+> Please feel free to contact us with any questions and concerns, and we

+> always appreciate commentaries you may have.

+>

+> Our greatest \"bounty\" is obtaining your 100% satisfaction with our

+> product, and our upmost intention is always to work to achieve this

+> goal.

+>

+> Please send us pictures of your completed security/ambience. We would

+> love to include them on our website.

+>

+> We wish you fair winds, following seas with Peace of Mind \... whether

+> at anchor or at the dock!

+>

+> Sincerely,

+>

+> Pirate Lights Marine Security Team

+>

+> {width="2.7784722222222222in"

+> height="2.576388888888889in"}For installation questions please call or

+> email:

+>

+> {width="0.6180555555555556in"

+> height="0.6180555555555556in"}Donald - (904) 792-3720

+>

+> WhatsApp#: (904) 552-5886

+

+Email: <Sales@PirateLights.com> http://www.PirateLights.com

+> {width="1.5520833333333333in"

+> height="1.4993055555555554in"}

+>

+> **[INSTALLATION]{.underline}**

+

+Select the desired location for the remote switch panel, preferably

+inside the boat. Make sure the location gives you access for running all

+your wires and that it is close to the 12-volt DC power source.

+

+Note: *All installation is to be done [before]{.underline} power is

+applied to the control box by inserting the fuse.*

+

+{width="2.109722222222222in"

+height="1.6666666666666667in"}Use a template to make the cutout in the

+selected location and cut the hole with a jigsaw. It is recommended that

+you protect the surface of the cutout area with tape to avoid scratching

+the surrounding surface.

+

+- 3 Gang Switch - Template should be 3" by 1-5/8"

+

+- 5 Gang Switch - Template should be 5" by 1-5/8"

+

+- 6 Gang Switch - Template should be 6-1/8" by 1-5/8"

+

+```{=html}

+<!-- -->

+```

+- {width="2.060416666666667in"

+ height="2.329861111111111in"}**[Make sure you have additional room

+ for the face plate of the panel before cutting.]{.mark}**

+

+Install switch panel into cutout, predrill pilot hole and screw in place

+with #6 pan head screws.

+

+Mount the command box in a desired location close to the breaker panel

+or other power supply terminal and within 3' from the desired switch

+panel location so that the switch harness will reach the switches.

+

+(note: additional 3 foot harness are available and can be connected

+together to increase length. The harness wires may also be spliced with

+18-gauge wire for a distance up to 40 feet)

+

+{width="1.7673611111111112in"

+height="1.9569444444444444in"}

+

+Install wiring for the lights, siren, P.I.R. motion sensor, and power

+according to the wire labels (use your best judgment and always use

+wiring glands when drilling through watertight membranes).

+

+*Pirate Lights Marine Security \| **Installation** page 1 of 2*

+

+[Please see attach wire size chart for recommended wire gauges used for

+different configurations.]{.mark}

+

+- *DC current is susceptible to voltage drop over wire distance and

+ therefore must be sized for the distance and power needed on each

+ wire run (please use the attached reference table to determine the

+ recommended wire size for the number and size of lights for your

+ application).*

+

+**[Note]{.underline}**: There is one 16ga / 3 conduit wire labeled "RGB

+Light Bar" -- the system can directly power a total of two 12" light

+bars [OR]{.underline} one 20" light bar through this wire. *If you

+desire more lights, we can create a custom set up to add as many lights

+as you would like by using waterproof relay. Please contact us for more

+information or to discuss other lighting options.*

+

+{width="1.3125in" height="1.3958333333333333in"}

+Terminate lights, siren, motion sensor(s), beam break sensors, float

+switch, and smoke detectors with heat shrinkable butt connectors.

+

+{width="3.102777777777778in"

+height="2.8805555555555555in"}

+

+Terminate lights, siren, motion sensor(s), beam break sensors, float

+switch, smoke detectors and power with the command box and attach them

+appropriately to the labeled wiring and wire flow chart provided.

+

+The final termination is at your 12-volt DC power source, install a 15A

+fuse holder or attach to a 15A circuit breaker. **It is extremely

+important to terminate the wiring with all connections per the wire

+labels.**

+

+{width="1.6972211286089238in"

+height="1.6391010498687664in"}

+

+> ***If you have any questions, please contact Pirate Lights.***

+>

+> {width="0.5116272965879265in"

+> height="0.5116272965879265in"}***Donald (Product Engineer)\

+> ***

+>

+> ***WhatsApp# : (904) 552-5886\

+> email : Sales@PirateLights.com***

+>

+> ***Please leave a message if we don't answer immediately.***

+

+***\

+**Pirate Lights Marine Security \| **Installation** page 2 of 2*

+

+**[Wire recommendations:]{.underline}**

+

+**[For all Sensors & Siren:]{.underline}** (Motion Sensor, Float Sensor,

+Beam Break Sensor, Smoke/Heat Detector)

+

+- We recommend using a good, **[SHIELDED]{.mark}** 22AWG stranded

+ copper core 4 conduit alarm wire for all the sensor installation

+ along with a Type B waterproof connector with sealant.

+

+ - Although you will not use all four wires, it is round, PVC

+ insolated, cost effective, and has its length labeled every foot

+ for easy installation.

+

+- This can be used for the Siren(s) as well (*out to 42' of cable

+ length*) and can be bundled together (*two wires for power and two

+ wires for ground*) for using two sirens on the same length of cable.

+

+![A bag of blue wire connectors Description automatically

+generated](media/image19.png){width="1.2944444444444445in"

+height="1.4076388888888889in"}

+

+{width="2.8055555555555554in"

+height="1.073611111111111in"}{width="2.7481649168853894in"

+height="0.7013888888888888in"}

+

+![A close-up of a white object Description automatically

+generated](media/image22.png){width="2.183333333333333in"

+height="0.89375in"}

+

+**[\

+For Blind Light(s):]{.underline}**

+

+{width="4.188888888888889in"

+height="0.9340277777777778in"}We recommend using a 16 AWG 2 conduit

+tinned copper marine wire.

+

+{width="2.594232283464567in"

+height="1.3777602799650044in"}

+

+**[For the RGB Light Bar(s):]{.underline}**

+

+{width="4.313432852143482in"

+height="0.9006496062992126in"}We recommend using a 14 AWG

+**[[3]{.underline} conduit]{.mark}** tinned copper marine wire.

+

+[PLEASE NOTE THAT THERE ARE **[3 (THREE)]{.underline}** WIRES REQUIRED

+FOR THE RGB LIGHT BARS]{.mark}

+

+**[For the System Power Supply:]{.underline}**

+

+{width="4.268055555555556in"

+height="0.9208125546806649in"}We recommend using a 12 AWG 2 conduit

+tinned copper marine wire and a 12AWG inline fuse.

+

+{width="2.313888888888889in"

+height="0.8611111111111112in"}

+

+*\

+Pirate Lights Marine Security \| **Max Wire Length For Wire Gauge Size**

+page 1 of 2*

+

++-----------------------------------------------------------------------+

+| [Max Wire Length For Components & Wire Gauge Size]{.underline} |

+| |

+| [\ |

+| ]{.underline} |

+| |

+| ----- |

+| --------------------------------------------------------------------- |

+| --------------------------------------------------------------------- |

+| |

+| **Per Individual Wire Run** |

+| **22 **20 **18 **16 **14 **12 |

+| |

+| |

+| Gauge** Gauge** Gauge** Gauge** Gauge** Gauge** |

+| ----- |

+| --------------------------------------------------------------------- |

+| --------- --------- --------- --------- --------- --------- --------- |

+| ![]( |

+| media/image28.png){width="0.71875in" height="0.23125in"}One 12\" RGB |

+| Light Bar x x 46 Feet 73 Feet 117 Feet 186 Feet |

+| |

+| ![] |

+| (media/image28.png){width="0.71875in" |

+| x x 24 Feet 38 Feet 61 Feet 97 Feet |

+| height="0.23125in"}{width="0.71875in" heigh |

+| t="0.23125in"}Two |

+| 12\" RGB Light Bars |

+| |

+| |

+| ![]( |

+| media/image29.png){width="1.5104166666666667in" |

+| x x 27 Feet 43 Feet 69 Feet 111 Feet |

+| height="0.25277777777777777in"}One 20\" RGB Light Bar |

+| |

+| |

+| ![A |

+| close-up of a white object Description automatically |

+| x x 52 Feet 83 Feet 132 Feet 210 Feet |

+| generated](media/image22.png){width="0.7321434820647419in" |

+| |

+| height="0.29985454943132106in"}Blind Light |

+| |

+| |

+| ![A |

+| close-up of a white object Description automatically |

+| x x 26 Feet 41 Feet 66 Feet 105 Feet |

+| generated](media/image22.png){width="0.7321434820647419in" |

+| |

+| height="0.29985454943132106in"}![A close-up of a white object Des |

+| cription |

+| automatically generated](media/image22.png){width="0.732143482064 |

+| 7419in" |

+| height="0.29985454943132106in"}Two Blind Lights |

+| |

+| |

+| ![]( |

+| media/image30.png){width="0.3854166666666667in" |

+| 42 Feet 67 Feet 107 Feet 170 Feet 271 Feet 431 Feet |

+| height="0.4479166666666667in"}One Siren |

+| |

+| |

+| ![]( |

+| media/image30.png){width="0.3854166666666667in" |

+| 22 Feet 36 Feet 57 Feet 91 Feet 146 Feet 232 Feet |

+| height="0.4479166666666667in"}{width="0.385 |

+| 4166666666667in" |

+| height="0.4479166666666667in"}Two Sirens |

+| |

+| |

+| {width="0.36180555555555555in" |

+| 125 Feet \- \- \- \- \- |

+| height="0.7909722222222222in"}PIR Dual Tec |

+| |

+| |

+| ![Close-up of a pair of electrical connectors Description automatic |

+| ally 300 Feet 475 Feet \- \- \- \- |

+| generated](media/image32.png){width="0.3854166666666667in" |

+| |

+| height="0.4583333333333333in"}![Close-up of a sensor and reflecto |

+| r Description |

+| automatically generated](media/image33.png){width="0.4875in" |

+| |

+| height="0.4895833333333333in"}Up to 5 Beam Breaks |

+| |

+| |

+| ![Close-up of a pair of electrical connectors Description automatic |

+| ally 150 Feet 225 Feet 350 Feet \- \- \- |

+| generated](media/image32.png){width="0.38300306211723534in" |

+| |

+| height="0.4554625984251969in"}![Close-up of a sensor and reflecto |

+| r Description |

+| automatically generated](media/image33.png){width="0.4875in" |

+| |

+| height="0.4895833333333333in"}Up to 10 Beam Breaks |

+| |

+| |

+| {width="1.1368055555555556in" |

+| 350 Feet 550 Feet \- \- \- \- |

+| height="0.42291666666666666in"}Float Switch |

+| |

+| |

+| ![A white smoke detector with a wire mesh on top Description automa |

+| tically 150 Feet 200 Feet 300 Feet \- \- \- |

+| generated](media/image35.png){width="0.5621270778652668in" |

+| |

+| height="0.5382064741907262in"}Up to 3 Smoke Detectors (longest ru |

+| n) |

+| |

+| ![A white smoke detector with a wire mesh on top Description automa |

+| tically 100 Feet 150 Feet 350 Feet \- \- \- |

+| generated](media/image35.png){width="0.5618055555555556in" height |

+| ="0.5375in"}Up to |

+| 5 Smoke Detectors (longest run) |

+| |

+| ----- |

+| --------------------------------------------------------------------- |

+| --------------------------------------------------------------------- |

++=======================================================================+

++-----------------------------------------------------------------------+

+

+*Pirate Lights Marine Security \| **Max Wire Length For Wire Gauge

+Size** page 2 of 2*

+> {width="1.6041666666666667in"

+> height="1.5493055555555555in"}

+

+**[\

+\

+Motion Sensor Cheat Sheet]{.underline}**

+

+The motion sensor is a key component of your security system and proper

+setup and adjustment must be performed to have a reliable system -- one

+that consistently detects all human motion in a defined area without

+generating false alarms. This takes some effort but is well worth it and

+only must be accomplished once.

+

+The Dual Technology PIR/Microwave motion sensor has an angular detection

+of about 120 degrees with a max range of about 30ft.  It's ideal

+location would be mounted where it will have full view of the bimini or

+salon area (facing aft) with the most cross traffic motion for detection

+(PIR motion sensors work best with cross traffic and are least effective

+with detecting a straight on approach).

+

+Please take time to review the directions [provided with your motion

+sensor]{.underline}. That said here are some helpful hints.

+

+{width="2.349582239720035in"

+height="1.1401968503937008in"}**Part I - Wiring:**

+

+Locate the bundle of wires labeled "MOTION SENSOR" coming out of the

+Control Box:

+

+- Brown = Positive (+)

+

+- Blue = Negative (-)

+

+- Yellow = Signal

+

+*Use 22 or 20AWG stranded copper wiring to extend wire to motion sensor

+mounting location.*

+

+***Step 1***: Remove circuit board from housing by removing set screw

+and releasing retaining clips.

+

+![A close-up of a white box Description automatically

+generated](media/image3.jpeg){width="1.3020833333333333in"

+height="2.96875in"}

+

+**Set screw**

+

+**Retaining Clips**

+

+![A group of wires connected to a circuit board Description

+automatically generated](media/image4.jpeg){width="2.045138888888889in"

+height="1.429861111111111in"}***Step 2:*** Route alarm wires through the

+mounting bracket and into the base of the housing. If you are using

+4-wire conduit alarm wire, join two of the wires to the Brown (+) wire

+from the control box and attach one to the "12v (+)" terminal on the

+motion sensor and the other power wire to the "COM" terminal.

+

+> Attach mounting bracket using provided screws and replace board.

+

+![A close-up of a device Description automatically

+generated](media/image5.jpeg){width="1.5118055555555556in"

+height="1.9909722222222221in"}![A close-up of a white device Description

+automatically generated](media/image6.jpeg){width="1.1486122047244094in"

+height="1.9890605861767279in"}

+

+{width="2.6279068241469816in"

+height="1.5726607611548555in"}

+

+{width="2.5661122047244094in"

+height="1.478814523184602in"}![Close-up of a blue circuit board with

+wires Description automatically

+generated](media/image9.jpeg){width="2.3125in"

+height="1.50625in"}{width="3.10375in"

+height="1.9895833333333333in"}***Step 3***: [If you are using a

+three-wire]{.mark} conduit it will be necessary to use a jumper wire

+between the power "12v (+)" and the "COM" on the motion sensor terminal

+block.

+

+**Jumper wire**

+

+**12 V (+)**

+

+**"COM"**

+

+{width="3.185736001749781in"

+height="1.8357502187226598in"}

+

+***Step 4:*** Wire Alarm Signal Wire to the "NO" terminal.

+

+{width="3.1493055555555554in"

+height="1.8145833333333334in"}

+

+***Step 5***: Wire Power and Ground to (+) and (-) respectively.

+

+To Look like this:

+

+![A group of wires connected to a circuit board Description

+automatically

+generated](media/image15.jpeg){width="2.8305555555555557in"

+height="1.867361111111111in"}

+

+Red & White

+

+Brown

+

+Blue

+

+Black

+

+Green

+

+Yellow

+

+**Part II - Testing Sensor Adjustments:**

+

+There are three internal and one external adjustment to set on your

+motion sensor:

+

+1. Sensitivity -- High or Low (this affects BOTH PIR and Microwave

+ sensors)

+

+2. Dial adjustment -- affects Microwave only

+

+3. Height adjustment -- effects PIR sensor only

+

+4. {width="3.5145833333333334in"

+ height="1.2145833333333333in"}External adjustment -- Changing the

+ way the sensor is facing on the mounting bracket (up/down --

+ left/right)

+

+**[Adjusting Sensitivity:]{.underline}** Sensitivity is set by the DIP

+switch #4

+

+- [All DIP switches should be in the down position to start]{.mark}

+

+{width="1.875in" height="1.5854166666666667in"}

+

+**[Adjusting Microwave Dial Adjustment:]{.underline}**

+

+- Start with the dial tuned all the way counterclockwise (it's lowest

+ setting)

+

+- {width="1.2291666666666667in"

+ height="2.459722222222222in"}Cover the PIR sensors with painter's

+ tape and "walk in" the test pattern [shown in the sensor's

+ instructions]{.underline} while watching for the Green LED to

+ indicate satisfactory microwave detection coverage.

+

+- Turn up the dial slowly until the desired area is covered by the

+ sensor.

+

+![A close up of a piece of plastic Description automatically

+generated](media/image19.jpeg){width="1.6601804461942258in"

+height="2.058088363954506in"}**[Circuit Board Height

+Adjustment:]{.underline}** [This must be tested while the cover is

+on.]{.mark}

+

+- Remove painter's tape

+

+- In general, the higher the reference arrow is on the bars --

+

+the greater the range of the PIR sensor. However, this is also affected

+by the height the sensor is mounted at.

+

+We recommend the arrow is pointed to the top of the scale to begin with.

+If the sensor has too much range, then reset the arrow to a lower

+location.

+

+- Walk the test pattern shown in the *sensor's*

+

+*instructions* while watching for the Yellow LED on

+

+the Left to indicate satisfactory PIR detection coverage.

+

+**[External adjustment:]{.underline}** The last adjustment is the actual

+position that the sensor is facing.

+

+This adjustment can be easily made and you may develop different ideal

+positions for dock side and mooring environments.

+> {width="1.6041666666666667in"

+> height="1.5493055555555555in"}

+

+**[\

+\

+Motion Sensor Cheat Sheet]{.underline}**

+

+The motion sensor is a key component of your security system and proper

+setup and adjustment must be performed to have a reliable system -- one

+that consistently detects all human motion in a defined area without

+generating false alarms. This takes some effort but is well worth it and

+only must be accomplished once.

+

+The Dual Technology PIR/Microwave motion sensor has an angular detection

+of about 120 degrees with a max range of about 30ft.  It's ideal

+location would be mounted where it will have full view of the bimini or

+salon area (facing aft) with the most cross traffic motion for detection

+(PIR motion sensors work best with cross traffic and are least effective

+with detecting a straight on approach).

+

+Please take time to review the directions [provided with your motion

+sensor]{.underline}. That said here are some helpful hints.

+

+{width="2.349582239720035in"

+height="1.1401968503937008in"}**Part I - Wiring:**

+

+Locate the bundle of wires labeled "MOTION SENSOR" coming out of the

+Control Box:

+

+- Brown = Positive (+)

+

+- Blue = Negative (-)

+

+- Yellow = Signal

+

+*Use 22 or 20AWG stranded **[SHIELDED]{.mark}** copper wiring to extend

+wire to motion sensor mounting location.*

+

+***Step 1***: Remove circuit board from housing by removing set screw

+and releasing retaining clips.

+

+![A close-up of a white box Description automatically

+generated](media/image3.jpeg){width="1.3020833333333333in"

+height="2.96875in"}

+

+**Set screw**

+

+**Retaining Clips**

+

+![A group of wires connected to a circuit board Description

+automatically generated](media/image4.jpeg){width="2.045138888888889in"

+height="1.429861111111111in"}***Step 2:*** Route alarm wires through the

+mounting bracket and into the base of the housing. If you are using

+4-wire conduit alarm wire, join two of the wires to the Brown (+) wire

+from the control box and attach one to the "12v (+)" terminal on the

+motion sensor and the other power wire to the "COM" terminal.

+

+> Attach mounting bracket using provided screws and replace board.

+

+![A close-up of a device Description automatically

+generated](media/image5.jpeg){width="1.5118055555555556in"

+height="1.9909722222222221in"}![A close-up of a white device Description

+automatically generated](media/image6.jpeg){width="1.1486122047244094in"

+height="1.9890605861767279in"}

+

+{width="2.6279068241469816in"

+height="1.5726607611548555in"}

+

+{width="2.5661122047244094in"

+height="1.478814523184602in"}![Close-up of a blue circuit board with

+wires Description automatically

+generated](media/image9.jpeg){width="2.3125in"

+height="1.50625in"}{width="3.10375in"

+height="1.9895833333333333in"}***Step 3***: [If you are using a

+three-wire]{.mark} conduit it will be necessary to use a jumper wire

+between the power "12v (+)" and the "COM" on the motion sensor terminal

+block.

+

+**Jumper wire**

+

+**12 V (+)**

+

+**"COM"**

+

+{width="3.185736001749781in"

+height="1.8357502187226598in"}

+

+***Step 4:*** Wire Alarm Signal Wire to the "NO" terminal.

+

+{width="3.1493055555555554in"

+height="1.8145833333333334in"}

+

+***Step 5***: Wire Power and Ground to (+) and (-) respectively.

+

+To Look like this:

+

+![A group of wires connected to a circuit board Description

+automatically

+generated](media/image15.jpeg){width="2.8305555555555557in"

+height="1.867361111111111in"}

+

+Red & White

+

+Brown

+

+Blue

+

+Black

+

+Green

+

+Yellow

+

+**Part II - Testing Sensor Adjustments:**

+

+There are three internal and one external adjustment to set on your

+motion sensor:

+

+1. Sensitivity -- High or Low (this affects BOTH PIR and Microwave

+ sensors)

+

+2. Dial adjustment -- affects Microwave only

+

+3. Height adjustment -- effects PIR sensor only

+

+4. {width="3.5145833333333334in"

+ height="1.2145833333333333in"}External adjustment -- Changing the

+ way the sensor is facing on the mounting bracket (up/down --

+ left/right)

+

+**[Adjusting Sensitivity:]{.underline}** Sensitivity is set by the DIP

+switch #4

+

+- [All DIP switches should be in the down position to start]{.mark}

+

+{width="1.875in" height="1.5854166666666667in"}

+

+**[Adjusting Microwave Dial Adjustment:]{.underline}**

+

+- Start with the dial tuned all the way counterclockwise (it's lowest

+ setting)

+

+- {width="1.2291666666666667in"

+ height="2.459722222222222in"}Cover the PIR sensors with painter's

+ tape and "walk in" the test pattern [shown in the sensor's

+ instructions]{.underline} while watching for the Green LED to

+ indicate satisfactory microwave detection coverage.

+

+- Turn up the dial slowly until the desired area is covered by the

+ sensor.

+

+![A close up of a piece of plastic Description automatically

+generated](media/image19.jpeg){width="1.6601804461942258in"

+height="2.058088363954506in"}**[Circuit Board Height

+Adjustment:]{.underline}** [This must be tested while the cover is

+on.]{.mark}

+

+- Remove painter's tape

+

+- In general, the higher the reference arrow is on the bars --

+

+the greater the range of the PIR sensor. However, this is also affected

+by the height the sensor is mounted at.

+

+We recommend the arrow is pointed to the top of the scale to begin with.

+If the sensor has too much range, then reset the arrow to a lower

+location.

+

+- Walk the test pattern shown in the *sensor's*

+

+*instructions* while watching for the Yellow LED on

+

+the Left to indicate satisfactory PIR detection coverage.

+

+**[External adjustment:]{.underline}** The last adjustment is the actual

+position that the sensor is facing.

+

+This adjustment can be easily made and you may develop different ideal

+positions for dock side and mooring environments.

+> {width="1.9583333333333333in"

+> height="1.8645833333333333in"}

+>

+> **[Concealed Siren Installation Instructions]{.underline}**

+>

+> The Siren is an integral part of your security system, installing the

+> Siren in a manner where it is visually appealing, while it still

+> provides you with \"peace of mind\" is the installation that you truly

+> want on your vessel.

+>

+> The following instructions will provide you an appealing security

+> system that is visually unobtrusive.

+>

+> We have mounted the Siren at the helm station, steering pedestal, and

+> various horizontal and vertical surfaces throughout the cockpit.

+> Concealment and wiring accessibility must be a factor in locating the

+> Siren. The Siren at 120 dB is very loud. Mount the Siren outside (it

+> has an IP 68 rating), so it alarms the anchorage to an intruder, and

+> it saves your ears...

+>

+> **[Required Tools]{.underline}**

+>

+> Drill

+>

+> 2-1/8" hole saw

+>

+> Masking Tape

+>

+> Small tube of 3M's fast Cure 4200

+>

+> Mineral Spirits or Isopropyl Alcohol

+>

+> Paper towels (if you\'re typically a messy person, have plenty on

+> hand)

+>

+> Small Wood Screw for securing siren in the fastening phase

+>

+> ***Patience*** (remember you are representing the Pirate Lights

+> product so take your time and make sure it looks great)

+>

+> {width="1.2854166666666667in"

+> height="1.4479166666666667in"}

+>

+> ***Step 1***

+>

+> Find your location taking into consideration ease of wiring. Helm

+> stations and pedestals are naturals. Tape over location with a masking

+> tape and mark the center of location where Siren is to be placed.

+>

+> **Step 2**

+>

+> Making sure there are no obstructions or loose wires behind your

+> location,

+>

+> using the Hole saw, drill the hole completely through the location.

+>

+> After you have drilled the hole, carefully remove any debris from the

+> edges

+>

+> of the freshly drilled hole.

+>

+> ***Step 3***

+>

+> {width="2.0208333333333335in"

+> height="1.9083333333333334in"}After cleaning the hole of all debris,

+> dry fit the Siren assuring there are no hang ups. Apply a light

+> coating of Fast Cure 4200 (1/16") around the inside circumference of

+> the hole.

+>

+> ***Step 4***

+>

+> Slide the Siren through the opening (adhesive will stick to the siren)

+> until the Siren protrudes 1/8" of an inch, carefully take a small

+> stainless wood screw and "set" the Siren from the back side of the

+> opening. (This step often takes an additional set of hands to hold the

+> Siren in place, hands that will probably end up with adhesive on them

+> during this step)

+>

+> ***Step 5***

+>

+> Carefully caulk around the front side of the Siren with the Fast Cure

+> 4200 and make a large bead completely around the back side of the

+> opening. Using the Mineral Spirits or Isopropyl Alcohol, take your

+> time cleaning the surface of the Siren and all areas of the surface.

+> The only area where adhesive should be seen is between the thin crack

+> between the Siren and the surface of your vessel.

+>

+> ***Step 6***

+>

+> Let 3Ms Fast Cure Adhesive completely set before terminating the

+> wiring.

+{width="1.3534722222222222in"

+height="1.3131944444444446in"}**[\

+\

+]{.underline}**

+

+![A close-up of a tape measure and a rectangular light bar Description

+automatically generated](media/image2.png){width="3.2784722222222222in"

+height="1.726388888888889in"}**[\

+Installing Lights]{.underline}**

+

+Light Bar Installation:

+

+The RGB light bars should be placed on each side of your bimini\

+or salon top (port and starboard) facing downward & outboard 

+

+so that the deck is illuminated by the RGB light bar with any additional

+light\

+spilling over into the water.

+

+![A white boat on water at night Description automatically

+generated](media/image3.jpeg){width="5.770833333333333in"

+height="3.245138888888889in"}

+

+Locate the 14AWG/ 3 conduit wire coming from the control box labeled

+"RGB Light Bar":

+

+**[If you are [using]{.underline} the provided DT style waterproof

+connector]{.mark}**, use the following wiring diagram:

+

+**[14 AWG / 3 Conduit]{.underline}** **[DT Connector]{.underline}**

+

+WHITE Wire = (White Flood Light Power) = WHITE Wire

+

+{width="3.0658891076115484in"

+height="1.7586275153105861in"}GREEN Wire = (RGB Light Power) = RED Wire

+

+BLACK Wire = Ground for Light (-) = Black Wire

+

+*Pirate Lights Marine Security \| **Installing Lights** page 1 of 2*

+

+[**If you are [removing]{.underline} the DT** **style waterproof

+connector**]{.mark} from the light and wiring it directly, use the

+following wiring diagram:

+

+**[14 AWG / 3 Conduit]{.underline}** **[Wire directly from

+light]{.underline}**

+

+Black Wire = White Flood Lights\

+White Wire -- RGB Lights

+

+Red Wire -- Ground (-)

+

+WHITE Wire = (White Flood Light Power) = BLACK Wire

+

+{width="1.9666666666666666in"

+height="3.227777777777778in"}GREEN Wire = (RGB Light Power) = WHITE Wire

+

+BLACK Wire = Ground for Light (-) = RED Wire

+

+**[[Cut wire From 12" Lights]{.underline}]{.smallcaps}**

+

+![A close-up of a white object Description automatically

+generated](media/image8.png){width="2.5875in"

+height="1.0597222222222222in"}

+

+**Strobing "Blind Light"**

+

+Ideally, the "blind light" will be mounted over the companionway as it's

+purpose is to stun "would be intruders" and reduce their ability to see

+into the boat WHILE still allowing you to see them.

+

+{width="2.675in" height="1.1666666666666667in"}

+

+Locate the bundle of wires labeled "Blind Light" coming from the control

+box and wire according to the following wiring diagram:

+

+**["Blind Light" Wire Bundle]{.underline}** **[BLIND

+LIGHT]{.underline}**

+

+YELLOW Wire = (Power) = RED Wire

+

+BLACK Wire = Ground for Light (-) = Black Wire

+

+{width="6.5in" height="1.8409722222222222in"}

+

+*Pirate Lights Marine Security \| **Installing Lights** page 2 of 2*

+{width="1.3534722222222222in"

+height="1.3131944444444446in"}

+

+![Close-up of a sensor and reflector Description automatically

+generated](media/image2.png){width="1.3354166666666667in"

+height="1.3402777777777777in"}**[The "Beam Break" System]{.underline}**

+

+**[Theory of Operation:]{.underline}**

+

+Your Beam Break sensors are a separate security system within your

+Pirate Lights V-2. They are intended to be used as additional security

+protection in conjunction with the standard motion detection **AND** to

+[remain on]{.underline} after you reboard and turn off the motion

+sensor(s) via the Security FOB or Switch.

+

+{width="1.0263888888888888in"

+height="1.2222222222222223in"}The idea behind utilizing the beam break

+is the same premise of stepping over your garage door safety sensor when

+you are shutting the garage door and leaving you house without using the

+remote.

+

+*-You know where the sensor is and [you step over it-]{.underline}*

+

+The same idea applies on your boat, the beam breaks are place on the

+transom/sugar scoops\

+(and optionally under the hatches), you step over them because you know

+where they are, but any would be intruder triggers the alarm.

+

+**[Leave "Beam Break" ON all the time!]{.underline}**

+

+**- unless you are underway or having a social event-**

+

+*This is designed to protect you from your own complacency.*

+

+**[Installation:]{.underline}**

+

+Installation of the Beam Break sensors are boat specific but should be

+placed in a location that is hard to avoid for someone who is unaware of

+them (usually in the transom or sugar scoops about 6" to 8" off the

+deck).

+

+When you are deciding where to place them it is recommended that you

+suspend a string line across your proposed area to ensure that it is

+something that you are fine with stepping over [constantly and without

+undue difficulty]{.underline}.

+

+Beam Break sensor(s) for boarding area should be well concealed and

+normally will be recessed into a drilled 18mm (23/32") hole that has

+access from behind for wiring.

+

+Use "Reflector" Beam Breaks for distances up to 6'.

+

+Use "Through Beam" Beam Breaks for distances up to 30'.

+

+[Notes]{.underline}:

+

+When aligning the "Through Beam" sensors, begin by lining up the

+transmitter (the one with two wires) first. The transmitter projects a

+3º IR beam where the receiver will detect a range of 20º. Once the

+system is powered on the beam breaks will have power.

+

+- When the transmitter has power, the red LED on the back side of it

+ will be illuminated.

+

+- When the receiver is triggered or misaligned, the red LED on the

+ back side of it will be illuminated.

+

+- When the receiver is in normal, untriggered, operation the red LED

+ will NOT be illuminated, this is what you are trying to achieve when

+ aligning the beam break sensors.

+

+*\

+Pirate Lights Marine Security \| **The "Beam Break" System** page 1 of

+3*

+

+**[Sensor Alignment]{.underline}**:

+

+Once your location has been determined and the system is completely

+wired and has power it is time to align and secure your beam break

+sensors. This is usually a two-person operation.

+

+**For "Through Beam" sensors:**

+

+- Both the beam breaks will have a lit red LED indicator light on the

+ back of the sensors when not aligned.

+

+- Begin with selectin the transmitter (the one with two wires) ensure

+ that the red led indicator light on the end of the sensor is lit (if

+ it is not illuminated you will need to check the wiring)

+

+- Aim the transmitter at the receiving unit's planed mounting location

+ and temporally secure.

+

+- Align the receiver unit until the red indicator light on the back of

+ the goes out.

+

+- Permanently secure Transmitter.

+

+- Permanently secure Receiver.

+

+**For "Reflector" sensors:**

+

+- "Reflector" Sensor will have a lit red LED indicator light on the

+ back of the sensors when not aligned.

+

+- Ensure that the red led indicator light on the end of the sensor is

+ lit (if it is not illuminated you will need to check the wiring)

+

+- Place the reflecting panel in its planned location and temporally

+ secure.

+

+- Align the sensor unit until the red indicator light on the back of

+ the goes out.

+

+- Permanently secure sensor.

+

+- Permanently secure reflector panel.

+

+[Notes:]{.underline}

+

+When drilling holes for the Beam Break sensors, use painters' tape and

+drill a pilot hole before drilling the final 18mm (23/32") hole for the

+sensor.

+

+- Set sensor so that is protrudes a minimal amount from the sensor's

+ lens side. (*using the provided nut threaded on about three threads

+ is ideal*)

+

+- Once the sensor is aligned, it is suggested to "shim in place" and

+ use Fast Cure 4200 on the hidden side of the hole.

+

+- Use painters' tape around sensor's lenses and fill exterior gap

+ around sensor with Fast Cure 4200 in the same method as done with

+ the siren installation. Using the Mineral Spirits or Isopropyl

+ Alcohol, take your time cleaning the around the sensor and all areas

+ of the surface. The only area where adhesive should be seen is

+ between the thin crack between the beam sensor and the surface of

+ your vessel.

+

+Beam breaks for hatches are supplied with their own brackets should be

+installed with the beam crossing the center area of hatch.

+

+Use "Reflector" Beam Breaks for distances up to 6'.

+

+Use "Through Beam" Beam Breaks for distances up to 30'.

+

+It is recommended to use **[SHIELDED]{.mark}** 22ga copper wire for up

+to 5 sensors, if you are using additional sensors, you can run separate

+22ga leads from the Command unit (i.e, a port and starboard line run) Or

+increase the size of the wire to 20ga.

+

+We recommend using a standard **[SHIELDED]{.mark}** 22ga/4 conductor

+stranded copper alarm wire (It is round, PVC insolated, cost effective,

+and has its length labeled every foot for easy installation).

+

+*Pirate Lights Marine Security \| **The "Beam Break" System** page 2 of

+3*

+

+**Attach the wires as follows:**

+

+Select the wire bundle labeled "**[Beam Break]{.underline}**" from the

+control box.

+

+Match the wire color to the Beam Break sensor:

+

+Brown = Brown (+)

+

+Blue = Blue (-)

+

+Black = Black (- signal)

+

+{width="5.9375in" height="4.5625in"}

+

+> [Note]{.underline}: *only the receiver uses three wires (power, ground

+> and signal), on the through beam sensors, the transmitter will only

+> have two wires -Brown (+) and Blue (-).*

+

+*Pirate Lights Marine Security \| **The "Beam Break" System** page 3 of

+3*

+{width="1.3534722222222222in"

+height="1.3131944444444446in"}

+

+![Close-up of a sensor and reflector Description automatically

+generated](media/image2.png){width="1.3354166666666667in"

+height="1.3402777777777777in"}**[The "Beam Break" System]{.underline}**

+

+**[Theory of Operation:]{.underline}**

+

+Your Beam Break sensors are a separate security system within your

+Pirate Lights V-2. They are intended to be used as additional security

+protection in conjunction with the standard motion detection **AND** to

+[remain on]{.underline} after you reboard and turn off the motion

+sensor(s) via the Security FOB or Switch.

+

+{width="1.0263888888888888in"

+height="1.2222222222222223in"}The idea behind utilizing the beam break

+is the same premise of stepping over your garage door safety sensor when

+you are shutting the garage door and leaving you house without using the

+remote.

+

+*-You know where the sensor is and [you step over it-]{.underline}*

+

+The same idea applies on your boat, the beam breaks are place on the

+transom/sugar scoops\

+(and optionally under the hatches), you step over them because you know

+where they are, but any would be intruder triggers the alarm.

+

+**[Leave "Beam Break" ON all the time!]{.underline}**

+

+**- unless you are underway or having a social event-**

+

+*This is designed to protect you from your own complacency.*

+

+**[Installation:]{.underline}**

+

+Installation of the Beam Break sensors are boat specific but should be

+placed in a location that is hard to avoid for someone who is unaware of

+them (usually in the transom or sugar scoops about 6" to 8" off the

+deck).

+

+When you are deciding where to place them it is recommended that you

+suspend a string line across your proposed area to ensure that it is

+something that you are fine with stepping over [constantly and without

+undue difficulty]{.underline}.

+

+Beam Break sensor(s) for boarding area should be well concealed and

+normally will be recessed into a drilled 18mm (23/32") hole that has

+access from behind for wiring.

+

+Use "Reflector" Beam Breaks for distances up to 6'.

+

+Use "Through Beam" Beam Breaks for distances up to 30'.

+

+[Notes]{.underline}:

+

+When aligning the "Through Beam" sensors, begin by lining up the

+transmitter (the one with two wires) first. The transmitter projects a

+3º IR beam where the receiver will detect a range of 20º. Once the

+system is powered on the beam breaks will have power.

+

+- When the transmitter has power, the red LED on the back side of it

+ will be illuminated.

+

+- When the receiver is triggered or misaligned, the red LED on the

+ back side of it will be illuminated.

+

+- When the receiver is in normal, untriggered, operation the red LED

+ will NOT be illuminated, this is what you are trying to achieve when

+ aligning the beam break sensors.

+

+*\

+Pirate Lights Marine Security \| **The "Beam Break" System** page 1 of

+3*

+

+**[Sensor Alignment]{.underline}**:

+

+Once your location has been determined and the system is completely

+wired and has power it is time to align and secure your beam break

+sensors. This is usually a two-person operation.

+

+**For "Through Beam" sensors:**

+

+- Both the beam breaks will have a lit red LED indicator light on the

+ back of the sensors when not aligned.

+

+- Begin with selectin the transmitter (the one with two wires) ensure

+ that the red led indicator light on the end of the sensor is lit (if

+ it is not illuminated you will need to check the wiring)

+

+- Aim the transmitter at the receiving unit's planed mounting location

+ and temporally secure.

+

+- Align the receiver unit until the red indicator light on the back of

+ the goes out.

+

+- Permanently secure Transmitter.

+

+- Permanently secure Receiver.

+

+**For "Reflector" sensors:**

+

+- "Reflector" Sensor will have a lit red LED indicator light on the

+ back of the sensors when not aligned.

+

+- Ensure that the red led indicator light on the end of the sensor is

+ lit (if it is not illuminated you will need to check the wiring)

+

+- Place the reflecting panel in its planned location and temporally

+ secure.

+

+- Align the sensor unit until the red indicator light on the back of

+ the goes out.

+

+- Permanently secure sensor.

+

+- Permanently secure reflector panel.

+

+[Notes:]{.underline}

+

+When drilling holes for the Beam Break sensors, use painters' tape and

+drill a pilot hole before drilling the final 18mm (23/32") hole for the

+sensor.

+

+- Set sensor so that is protrudes a minimal amount from the sensor's

+ lens side. (*using the provided nut threaded on about three threads

+ is ideal*)

+

+- Once the sensor is aligned, it is suggested to "shim in place" and

+ use Fast Cure 4200 on the hidden side of the hole.

+

+- Use painters' tape around sensor's lenses and fill exterior gap

+ around sensor with Fast Cure 4200 in the same method as done with

+ the siren installation. Using the Mineral Spirits or Isopropyl

+ Alcohol, take your time cleaning the around the sensor and all areas

+ of the surface. The only area where adhesive should be seen is

+ between the thin crack between the beam sensor and the surface of

+ your vessel.

+

+Beam breaks for hatches are supplied with their own brackets should be

+installed with the beam crossing the center area of hatch.

+

+Use "Reflector" Beam Breaks for distances up to 6'.

+

+Use "Through Beam" Beam Breaks for distances up to 30'.

+

+It is recommended to use 22ga **[SHIELDED]{.mark}** copper wire for up

+to 5 sensors, if you are using additional sensors, you can run separate

+22ga leads from the Command unit (i.e, a port and starboard line run) Or

+increase the size of the wire to 20ga.

+

+We recommend using a standard **[SHIELDED]{.mark}** 22ga/4 conductor

+stranded copper alarm wire (It is round, PVC insolated, cost effective,

+and has its length labeled every foot for easy installation).

+

+*Pirate Lights Marine Security \| **The "Beam Break" System** page 2 of

+3*

+

+**Attach the wires as follows:**

+

+Select the wire bundle labeled "**[Beam Break]{.underline}**" from the

+control box.

+

+Match the wire color to the Beam Break sensor:

+

+Brown = Brown (+)

+

+Blue = Blue (-)

+

+Black = Black (- signal)

+

+{width="5.9375in" height="4.5625in"}

+

+> [Note]{.underline}: *only the receiver uses three wires (power, ground

+> and signal), on the through beam sensors, the transmitter will only

+> have two wires -Brown (+) and Blue (-).*

+

+*Pirate Lights Marine Security \| **The "Beam Break" System** page 3 of

+3*

+> {width="1.3541666666666667in"

+> height="1.3076388888888888in"}

+

+**[SETTING UP AND TESTING THE PIRATE LIGHTS SECURITY

+SYSTEM]{.underline}**

+

+> {width="1.5097222222222222in"

+> height="1.082638888888889in"}

+

+Before powering up the Pirate Lights Marine Security System, please

+verify that all the switches are in the off position.

+

+![A close up of a car light switch Description automatically

+generated](media/image3.png){width="0.5873458005249343in"

+height="1.1145833333333333in"}***Step 1:*** Energize incoming power by

+inserting the power fuse to the Pirate Lights\

+\

+Marine Security System.

+

+- The Blue Pirate Lights switches should illuminate.

+

+***Step 2:*** Turn on the "White Lights" switch at the Pirate Lights

+Switch panel.

+

+- The RGB Light Bars will light up in White Flood Light Mode.

+

+![A picture containing graphical user interface Description

+automatically generated](media/image4.jpeg){width="1.1458333333333333in"

+height="1.9777777777777779in"}![A black button with white text

+Description automatically generated](media/image5.png){width="0.6875in"

+height="1.3in"}***Step 3a:*** Download and install Light App from the QR

+code on the Command Box or from the QR code provided in the box with

+your lights.

+

+***Step 3b:*** Turn on the "Party Lights" switch at the Pirate Lights

+Switch panel.

+

+- Party Lights will always illuminate in the last function selected

+ from your app.

+

+- Open the installed app on your device, you will be able to change

+ colors, intensity, run programed sequences and have them pulse to

+ music played from your device.

+

+ - *[USER NOTE:]{.mark} you are also able to turn "on" and "off"

+ the RGB party lights from the app, doing this will cause the

+ lights to remain off until you reactivate\

+ them from the app.*

+

+![A close-up of a black button Description automatically

+generated](media/image6.png){width="0.6458333333333334in"

+height="1.145138888888889in"}***Step 4:*** Turn on the "Security" switch

+at the Pirate Lights Switch panel.

+

+- The led lights on the top of the motion sensor will flash for

+ approximately 2 minutes as the sensors warm up and adjusts to the

+ environment.

+

+ - {width="1.030404636920385in"

+ height="2.2486220472440945in"}After the warm-up period the led

+ lights on the top of the motion sensor will go out.

+

+***Step 5:*** Triger the motion sensor by waving your hand in front of

+the sensor.

+

+- The alarm system is now in mute mode and will only trigger the RGB

+ light bar(s) in the white flood light mode.

+

+- The white lights on the RGB light bar(s) will illuminate and there

+ will be a blue led light on the command unit.

+

+{width="0.7847222222222222in"

+height="1.4993055555555554in"}***Step 6:*** Engage the alarm with the

+FOB (there will be an arming "chirp"), trigger the motion sensor again.

+

+- The siren will sound, the blind light will strobe and the white

+ lights will illuminate.

+

+- There will be a Blue & Red light on the command unit while it is

+ alarming.

+

+ - In normal operation, activating the alarm system with the remote

+ FOB when you are out of range of the motion sensor will prevent

+ accidently setting off the alarm.

+

+ - {width="0.8638888888888889in"

+ height="1.0284722222222222in"}![A close up of a switch

+ Description automatically

+ generated](media/image10.png){width="0.6in"

+ height="1.1805555555555556in"}Upon returning to your boat, it is

+ also preferred to turn off the alarm with the remote FOB before

+ you are in range of the motion sensor to avoid accidently

+ setting off the alarm.

+

+***Step 7:*** If your system is equipped with beam break(s), turn on the

+beam break switch.

+

+*Review Beam Break "Theory of Operation" on the Beam Break installation

+page.*

+

+- The alarm will sound and the blind light will strobe.

+

+- ![A close up of a button Description automatically

+ generated](media/image11.png){width="0.6in"

+ height="1.2127821522309712in"}There will be a Red & Yellow light on

+ the command unit while it is alarming.

+

+![A black device with white text Description automatically

+generated](media/image12.png){width="1.3354166666666667in"

+height="0.5465277777777777in"}***Step 8:*** If your System is equipped

+with a float alarm, turn on the "Float" switch at\

+the Pirate Lights Switch panel and manually lift the float.

+

+- The alarm will sound and the blind light will strobe.

+

+- There will be a Red & Green light on the command unit while it is

+ alarming.

+

+![A white smoke detector with a wire mesh on top Description

+automatically generated](media/image13.png){width="0.9479166666666666in"

+height="0.9055555555555556in"}![A close up of a temperature control

+Description automatically

+generated](media/image14.png){width="0.6145833333333334in"

+height="1.2159722222222222in"}***Step 9:*** If your System is equipped

+with a Smoke/ Heat alarm, turn on the "Smoke/Heat" switch at the Pirate

+Lights Switch panel and trigger the sensor using a heat gun or smoke

+alarm test spray.

+

+- The alarm will sound and the blind light will strobe.

+

+- There will be a Red & White light on the command unit while it is

+ alarming.

+

+***Step 10:*** Adjust the motion sensor. The motion sensor is a key

+component of your security system and proper setup and adjustment must

+be performed to have a reliable system -- one that consistently detects

+all human motion in a defined area without generating false alarms. This

+operation will take time but only requires being set up once.

+

+> Review the Motion Sensors Installation Document and perform testing

+> and adjustments until you are satisfied with its operation.

+>

+> You are done Installing! It's time to Enjoy!

+> {width="1.3541666666666667in"

+> height="1.3076388888888888in"}

+

+**[SETTING UP AND TESTING THE PIRATE LIGHTS SECURITY

+SYSTEM]{.underline}**

+

+> {width="1.5097222222222222in"

+> height="1.082638888888889in"}

+

+Before powering up the Pirate Lights Marine Security System, please

+verify that all the switches are in the off position.

+

+![A close up of a car light switch Description automatically

+generated](media/image3.png){width="0.5873458005249343in"

+height="1.1145833333333333in"}***Step 1:*** Energize incoming power by

+inserting the power fuse to the Pirate Lights\

+\

+Marine Security System.

+

+- The Blue Pirate Lights switches should illuminate.

+

+***Step 2:*** Turn on the "White Lights" switch at the Pirate Lights

+Switch panel.

+

+- The RGB Light Bars will light up in White Flood Light Mode.

+

+![A picture containing graphical user interface Description

+automatically generated](media/image4.jpeg){width="1.1458333333333333in"

+height="1.9777777777777779in"}![A black button with white text

+Description automatically generated](media/image5.png){width="0.6875in"

+height="1.3in"}***Step 3a:*** Download and install Light App from the QR

+code on the Command Box or from the QR code provided in the box with

+your lights.

+

+***Step 3b:*** Turn on the "Party Lights" switch at the Pirate Lights

+Switch panel.

+

+- Party Lights will always illuminate in the last function selected

+ from your app.

+

+- Open the installed app on your device, you will be able to change

+ colors, intensity, run programed sequences and have them pulse to

+ music played from your device.

+

+ - *[USER NOTE:]{.mark} you are also able to turn "on" and "off"

+ the RGB party lights from the app, doing this will cause the

+ lights to remain off until you reactivate\

+ them from the app.*

+

+![A close-up of a black button Description automatically

+generated](media/image6.png){width="0.6458333333333334in"

+height="1.145138888888889in"}***Step 4:*** Turn on the "Security" switch

+at the Pirate Lights Switch panel.

+

+- The led lights on the top of the motion sensor will flash for

+ approximately 2 minutes as the sensors warm up and adjusts to the

+ environment.

+

+ - {width="1.030404636920385in"

+ height="2.2486220472440945in"}After the warm-up period the led

+ lights on the top of the motion sensor will go out.

+

+***Step 5:*** Triger the motion sensor by waving your hand in front of

+the sensor.

+

+- The alarm system is now in mute mode and will only trigger the RGB

+ light bar(s) in the white flood light mode.

+

+- The white lights on the RGB light bar(s) will illuminate and there

+ will be a blue led light on the command unit.

+

+{width="0.7847222222222222in"

+height="1.4993055555555554in"}***Step 6:*** Engage the alarm with the

+FOB (there will be an arming "chirp"), trigger the motion sensor again.

+

+- The siren will sound, the blind light will strobe and the white

+ lights will illuminate.

+

+- There will be a Blue & Red light on the command unit while it is

+ alarming.

+

+ - In normal operation, activating the alarm system with the remote

+ FOB when you are out of range of the motion sensor will prevent

+ accidently setting off the alarm.

+

+ - {width="0.8638888888888889in"

+ height="1.0284722222222222in"}![A close up of a switch

+ Description automatically

+ generated](media/image10.png){width="0.6in"

+ height="1.1805555555555556in"}Upon returning to your boat, it is

+ also preferred to turn off the alarm with the remote FOB before

+ you are in range of the motion sensor to avoid accidently

+ setting off the alarm.

+

+***Step 7:*** If your system is equipped with beam break(s), turn on the

+beam break switch.

+

+*Review Beam Break "Theory of Operation" on the Beam Break installation

+page.*

+

+- The alarm will sound and the blind light will strobe.

+

+- ![A close up of a button Description automatically

+ generated](media/image11.png){width="0.6in"

+ height="1.2127821522309712in"}There will be a Red & Yellow light on

+ the command unit while it is alarming.

+

+![A black device with white text Description automatically

+generated](media/image12.png){width="1.3354166666666667in"

+height="0.5465277777777777in"}***Step 8:*** If your System is equipped

+with a float alarm, turn on the "Float" switch at\

+the Pirate Lights Switch panel and manually lift the float.

+

+- The alarm will sound and the blind light will strobe.

+

+- There will be a Red & Green light on the command unit while it is

+ alarming.

+

+![A white smoke detector with a wire mesh on top Description

+automatically generated](media/image13.png){width="0.9479166666666666in"

+height="0.9055555555555556in"}![A close up of a temperature control

+Description automatically

+generated](media/image14.png){width="0.6145833333333334in"

+height="1.2159722222222222in"}***Step 9:*** If your System is equipped

+with a Smoke/ Heat alarm, turn on the "Smoke/Heat" switch at the Pirate

+Lights Switch panel and trigger the sensor using a heat gun or smoke

+alarm test spray.

+

+- The alarm will sound and the blind light will strobe.

+

+- There will be a Red & White light on the command unit while it is

+ alarming.

+

+***Step 10:*** Adjust the motion sensor. The motion sensor is a key

+component of your security system and proper setup and adjustment must

+be performed to have a reliable system -- one that consistently detects

+all human motion in a defined area without generating false alarms. This

+operation will take time but only requires being set up once.

+

+> Review the Motion Sensors Installation Document and perform testing

+> and adjustments until you are satisfied with its operation.

+>

+> You are done Installing! It's time to Enjoy!

+> {width="1.3541666666666667in"

+> height="1.3076388888888888in"}

+

+**[SETTING UP AND TESTING THE PIRATE LIGHTS SECURITY

+SYSTEM]{.underline}**

+

+> {width="1.5097222222222222in"

+> height="1.082638888888889in"}

+

+Before powering up the Pirate Lights Marine Security System, please

+verify that all the switches are in the off position.

+

+![A close up of a car light switch Description automatically

+generated](media/image3.png){width="0.5873458005249343in"

+height="1.1145833333333333in"}***Step 1:*** Energize incoming power by

+inserting the power fuse to the Pirate Lights\

+\

+Marine Security System.

+

+- The Blue Pirate Lights switches should illuminate.

+

+***Step 2:*** Turn on the "White Lights" switch at the Pirate Lights

+Switch panel.

+

+- The RGB Light Bars will light up in White Flood Light Mode.

+

+![A picture containing graphical user interface Description

+automatically generated](media/image4.jpeg){width="1.1458333333333333in"

+height="1.9777777777777779in"}![A black button with white text

+Description automatically generated](media/image5.png){width="0.6875in"

+height="1.3in"}***Step 3a:*** Download and install Light App from the QR

+code on the Command Box or from the QR code provided in the box with

+your lights.

+

+***Step 3b:*** Turn on the "Party Lights" switch at the Pirate Lights

+Switch panel.

+

+- Party Lights will always illuminate in the last function selected

+ from your app.

+

+- Open the installed app on your device, you will be able to change

+ colors, intensity, run programed sequences and have them pulse to

+ music played from your device.

+

+ - *[USER NOTE:]{.mark} you are also able to turn "on" and "off"

+ the RGB party lights from the app, doing this will cause the

+ lights to remain off until you reactivate\

+ them from the app.*

+

+![A close-up of a black button Description automatically

+generated](media/image6.png){width="0.6458333333333334in"

+height="1.145138888888889in"}***Step 4:*** Turn on the "Security" switch

+at the Pirate Lights Switch panel.

+

+- The led lights on the top of the motion sensor will flash for

+ approximately 2 minutes as the sensors warm up and adjusts to the

+ environment.

+

+ - {width="1.030404636920385in"

+ height="2.2486220472440945in"}After the warm-up period the led

+ lights on the top of the motion sensor will go out.

+

+***Step 5:*** Triger the motion sensor by waving your hand in front of

+the sensor.

+

+- The alarm system is now in mute mode and will only trigger the RGB

+ light bar(s) in the white flood light mode.

+

+- The white lights on the RGB light bar(s) will illuminate and there

+ will be a blue led light on the command unit.

+

+{width="0.7847222222222222in"

+height="1.4993055555555554in"}***Step 6:*** Engage the alarm with the

+FOB (there will be an arming "chirp"), trigger the motion sensor again.