Dakota Alert BBT-2500 User Manual

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BBT-2500
Break Beam Transmitter
User Guide
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION:
The BBT-2500 is used with the DCR-2500 receiver. The BBT-2500 uses Active Infrared to detect anything that
passes through the sensor pair and breaks both beams at the same time. When the beams are broken, the
unit sends a signal to the receiver. This will sound one of four different tones (Classical, Westminster Chime,
Ding Dong, or Whistle). The BBT-2500 can be used to monitor access into any area, from your backyard to
lumber yard and everything in between.

Dakota Alert BBT-2500 Specifications

General

Brand	Dakota Alert
Model	BBT-2500
Category	Transmitter
Language	English

Summary

Product Description

Important Safety and Usage Warnings

General Safety Instructions

Key precautions for product use, disassembly, installation, and cleaning.

FCC Compliance Statement

Details the device's compliance with FCC rules and operational conditions.

Hardware Installation Overview

Pairing and Initial Setup

Unit Configuration Notes

Information on factory settings, transmitter module, and non-user serviceable parts.

Mounting Options and Instructions

Circular Post Mounting

Step-by-step guide for attaching brackets and mounting to a circular post.

Flat Surface Mounting

Instructions for mounting using right angle brackets to a flat surface.

Outdoor Mounting and Alignment

Guidance on outdoor placement, height, line of sight, and beam alignment.

Mounting Configurations

Straight Line Mounting

Diagrams and notes for mounting units in a straight line up to 300 meters.

Perimeter Mounting

Diagrams illustrating perimeter mounting configurations for transmitters and receivers.

Zone, Chime, and Frequency Settings

DCR-2500 Receiver Coding

Procedure for setting dip switches on the receiver to match the transmitter's frequency and zone.

Troubleshooting Common Issues

No Alert After Mounting

Steps to resolve issues where the unit does not alert after being mounted.

False Alerts and No Signal

Guidance on identifying and fixing false alerts and no signal problems.

Technical Support

Warranty Information