How to Pair the Activation FOB M75-SABRA-0000 (Formerly Firehouse FOB) with Controllers
How to Pair the Activation FOB M75-SABRA-0000 with Controllers (often use at Firehouse stations)
Overview
This guide provides detailed instructions on how to pair the Activation FOB (formerly known as the Firehouse FOB) with controllers, enhancing system connectivity and operational efficiency.
Once a FOB is slaved to a Controller it will only work on the Controller it was slaved to but can be removed and added to a different controller.
Prerequisites
- Controller must have 12.4vdc or higher so the WiFi network will bootup
Step-by-Step Instructions
Accessing the System
- Connect to the Controller WiFi. The Wifi Network is only on for 2 hours. You may have to cycle the power on the Controller to reboot the WiFi network)
- Password is: Tr@ffiCalm
- Open an Internet Browser, google chrome, safari or whatever browser you use. In the URL bar enter: setup.trafficalm.com
- Setup the Controller as an ALL FLASH as INPUT Operated. Find the arcticle on setup as ALL FLASH is you need more details.
Prepare the FOB
- Remove the batteries if installed then reinsert. (DO NOT TOUCH THE BUTTON ON THE FOB)
- On the Collaborator page, add the NETWORK ID of the FOB. The NETWORK ID is located on the battery door inside. The collaborator should be found and setup is finished.
Activating the FOB and Testin
After receiving a confirmation message that the system setup is complete, test the functionality by pressing the Activation FOB’s button
Remove and Replace FOBs
Should you need to add or remove a FOB you have to connect to the WiFi, go through the setup page until you get to the Collaborator page and add and remove NETWORK IDs. Be sure to prepare the FOB when adding a new one.
Conclusion
By following these steps, the Activation FOB will be effectively paired with your controller(s), enhancing the operational capabilities of your fire safety systems. This setup ensures that the FOB can be used reliably without the system continuously scanning for a non-present collaborator, optimizing both system performance and resource allocation. For additional assistance or troubleshooting, consult the TC Connect user manual or contact technical support.
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