CLR-C1-KF
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Part number: CLR-C1-KF
Description
The ClareOne Keyfob is a battery operated wireless handheld alarm sensor. When a button is pressed, the associated command is sent to the ClareOne panel.
Notes
- The keyfob requires that each button is programed with the desired command (Away, Stay, Disarm, and SOS).
 - The keyfob has a range of up to 100 ft. Metal, floors, and appliances may affect the range.
 
Important safety instructions
Before you program this sensor, be sure to:
- Read, keep, and follow all instructions.
 - When there is a low battery, replace with a compatible lithium ion battery.
 
Setup
Use the ClareOne panel to add and setup the keyfob.
To add the keyfob to the panel:
- Add the sensor to the panel. See “Sensor Management.” ClareOne User Guide (DOC ID 1871).
 - Once added, test the sensor.
Look at the ClareOne panel, and then press Away/Stay.
Notice that the panel begins to arm. 
Note: Testing all sensors to the alarm monitoring station is strongly advised.
Button function
The keyfob has 4 buttons. Once the keypad is added to the panel, the buttons control the arming and disarm features of the panel.
Away: When tapping this button, the panel arms in Away mode.
Stay: When tapping this button, the panel arms in Stay mode.
Disarm: When tapping this button, the panel is disarmed.
SOS: When tapping this button twice within 3 seconds, the keyfob sends a panic notification to the alarm monitoring station.
Battery replacement
The ClareONE Keyfob requires a CR2032 battery. Once the battery is low, the panel displays a low battery icon next to the sensor in the devices list. The battery must be replaced within 7 days of the first low battery notification. If the battery is not replaced within 7 days, the sensor may not function properly.
WARNING: If an incompatible replacement battery is used, or the battery is installed incorrectly explosion or damages may occur.
AVERTISSEMENT: Si une batterie de remplacement incompatible est utilisée ou si la batterie est installée de manière incorrecte, une explosion ou des dommages peuvent survenir.
To replace the battery:
Note: Verify that the panel is not armed before changing the battery.
- Flip the keyfob onto its face (buttons down), and locate the screw holding the casing together.
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 - Use a screwdriver to loosen and remove the screw, setting it aside for resealing the sensor.
 - Slide a fingernail/fingertip into the keyfob’s bottom slot (area with the keychain protruding), and then push the keyfob’s back casing upward and away from the front of the keyfob.
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Note: The keychain will come lose in this process, be careful not to lose the keychain. - Hold the circuit board to the front casing.
Note: Do not move the circuit board, if the board is moved it may result in improper button reporting. - Use a fingernail/fingertip to push the battery out of the casing, noting the polarity of the battery.
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 - Slide a new CR2032 battery into the battery casing, making sure that the polarity is correct.
 - Place the keychain back onto the screw post, and then press the keyfob’s backplate into place.
 - Place the screw into the screw hole, and then fasten the screw into the keyfob.
 - Test the keyfob.
 
Specifications
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 Compatible panel  | 
 ClareOne  | 
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 Transmitter frequency  | 
 433MHz  | 
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 Encrypted  | 
 Yes  | 
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 Transmitted indications  | 
 Low battery  | 
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 Buttons  | 
 4 Buttons · Away · Stay · Disarm · SOS  | 
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 LED indication  | 
 1 LED (blue)  | 
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 Battery type  | 
 CR2032  | 
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 Battery life  | 
 4 to 5 years  | 
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 Operating environment                Temperature                  | 
 
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 Sensor dimensions   | 
 1.49 × 2.53 × .55 in.   | 
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 Water resistant  | 
 IPX4  | 
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 Certifications  | 
 FCC: 15.109 Class B 15.231, Industry Canada: ICES-003, RSS-210, ETL listed to: UL-1023 and ULC-C1023  |