ABUS FUSG35000A Service Manual

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Smartvest

User guide

You can find important information and FAQs about this and other

products online at:

www.abus.com

Version 1.5

English translation of the original German instruction manual.

Retain for future reference.

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Introduction

Dear Customer,
Thank you for purchasing this product.

This device complies with the requirements of the applicable EU directives. The declaration of
conformity can be obtained from:

ABUS Security-Center GmbH & Co. KG

Linker Kreuthweg 5

86444 Affing

GERMANY

To ensure this condition is maintained and that safe operation is guaranteed, it is your obligation to
observe this user guide.

Please read the entire user guide carefully before putting the product into operation, and pay attention
to all operating instructions and safety information.

All company names and product descriptions are trademarks of the corresponding owner.
All rights reserved.

If you have any questions, please contact your specialist installation contractor or

specialist dealer.

Disclaimer

This user guide has been produced with the greatest of care. Should you discover any omissions or
inaccuracies, please contact us in writing at the address provided above.

ABUS Security-Center GmbH does not accept any liability for technical and typographical errors,
and reserves the right to make changes to the product and user guides at any time and without prior
warning.

ABUS Security-Center GmbH is not liable or responsible for direct or indirect damage resulting from
the equipment, performance and use of this product. No guarantee is made for the contents of this
document.

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Explanation of symbols

The triangular high voltage symbol is used to warn of the risk of injury or health
hazards (e.g. caused by electric shock).

The triangular warning symbol indicates important notes in this user guide which
must be observed.

This symbol indicates special tips and notes on the operation of the unit.

Lists

1. …

2. …

Lists with a set order, given either in the text or warning notice.

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Lists without a set order, given either in the text or warning notice.

Intended use

Only use the device for the purpose for which it was built and designed. Any other use is considered
unintended.

This device may only be used for the following purpose(s):

 The Smartvest wireless alarm system enables easy access to modern homes with its

combination of reliable all-round security and attractive home-automation functions. Up to
32 wireless components and four IP cameras can be connected to the Smartvest alarm panel
via the free app, enabling you to access the alarm control panel from anywhere in the world.
If an alarm is triggered, the alarm panel activates its built-in, high-volume 90 dB siren; it can
also raise the alarm simultaneously via push notifications in the app and email.

Important safety information

General

Before using this device for the first time, please read the following instructions carefully and observe
all warning information, even if you are familiar with the use of electronic devices.

All guarantee claims are invalid in the event of damage caused by non-compliance
with this user guide. We cannot be held liable for resulting damage.

We cannot be held liable for material or personal damage caused by improper
operation or non-compliance with the safety information. All guarantee claims are
void in such cases.

Retain this handbook for future reference.
If you sell or pass on the device to third parties, you must include these instructions with the device.
The following safety information and hazard notes are not only intended to protect your health, but also

to protect the device from damage. Please read the following points carefully:

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Power supply

 Only operate this device using a power source which supplies the grid voltage specified on the

type plate. If you are unsure which voltage is supplied at the installation location, contact your
energy provider.

 Disconnect the device from the power supply before carrying out maintenance or installation work.
 To fully disconnect the device completely from the mains, the mains plug must be withdrawn from

the mains socket.

 In order to eliminate the risk of fire, the device’s mains plug should always be disconnect ed from

the mains socket, if the device is not being used for an extended period of time.

Overload/overvoltage

 Prior to unstable weather and/or when there is a risk of lightning strike, disconnect the device from

the mains network or connect the device to a UPS.

 Avoid overloading electrical sockets, extension cables and adapters, as this can result in fire or

electric shock.

Cables

 Always grasp all cables by the plug connector and do not pull the cable itself.
 Never grasp the power cable with wet hands, as this can cause a short circuit or electric shock.
 Do not place the device itself, items of furniture or other heavy objects on the cable and ensure

that it does not become kinked, especially at the connector plug and at the connection sockets.

 Never tie a knot in the cable and do not bundle it together with other cables.
 All cables should be laid so that they cannot be trodden on or cause a hazard.
 Damaged power cables can cause fire or electric shock. Check the power cable from time to time.
 Do not modify or manipulate the power cable or plug.
 Only use adapter plugs or extension cables that conform to applicable safety standards, and do

not interfere with the mains or power cables.

Children

 Keep electrical devices out of reach of children. Never allow children to use electrical devices

unsupervised. Children may not always properly identify possible hazards. Small parts may be
fatal if swallowed.

 Keep packaging film away from children. There is a risk of suffocation.
 This device is not intended for children. If used incorrectly, parts under spring tension may fly out

and cause injury to children (e.g. to eyes).

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Installation location/operating environment

Place or mount the device on a steady, level surface and do not place any heavy objects on the device.
Make sure that there is adequate ventilation (do not place the Smartvest on a shelf, thick carpet, bed

or wherever the ventilation slits may be covered. Always leave a gap of at least 10 cm on all sides).
The Smartvest is not designed for operation in rooms prone to high temperatures or humidity

(e.g. bathrooms) or excessive dust accumulation.

For all components only suitable for indoor use, please ensure that

 no direct heat sources (e.g. radiators) have an effect on the components
 the components are not exposed to direct sunlight or strong artificial light
 no naked flames (e.g. lit candles) are placed on or next to the components
 contact with sprayed or dripping water is avoided
 the components are not operated in the vicinity of water and, in particular, never submerged

(do not place objects containing fluids, e.g. vases or drinks on or near the device)

 the components are not exposed to large temperature fluctuations, as otherwise there may be

condensation from humidity which may lead to electrical short circuits

For all components that are suitable for indoor and outdoor use, please ensure that

 the components are not exposed to excessive shock or vibration
 the components are not placed in the immediate vicinity of magnetic fields (e.g. loudspeakers)
 contact with aggressive liquids is avoided
 no foreign objects are able to penetrate the components
 the operating temperature and operating humidity of the components are observed.

Please refer to the relevant quick guide, technical information and installation instructions in Section 3
for information on proper installation and compliance with the operating environment for components.

Battery

All Smartvest components, with the exception of wireless sockets, are or can be supplied with a battery.
In order to guarantee a long lifespan and avoid fire and injury, please follow the instructions below:

 Do not dispose of the battery with household waste.
 The battery must not be directly exposed to heat or sunlight, and must not be stored in hot places.
 The battery must not be burned.
 The battery must not come into contact with water.
 The battery must not be dismantled, pierced or otherwise damaged.
 The battery contacts must not be short-circuited.
 The battery must be kept out of reach of small children.
 The battery cannot be recharged.

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Unpacking the device

Handle the device with extreme care when unpacking it.
Packaging and packaging aids can be reused and, as far as possible, should be sent for recycling.
We recommend the following:
Paper, cardboard and corrugated cardboard as well as plastic packaging items should be placed in the

appropriate recycling containers.
If no such facility exists in the area, these materials should be put into the general household waste.

Warning

If the original packaging has been damaged, inspect the device. If the device shows signs
of damage, return it in the original packaging and inform the delivery service.

Start-up

Observe all safety and operating instructions before operating the device for the first time.

Warning

Improper or unprofessional work on the power supply system or domestic installations
puts both you and others at risk.

Connect the installations so that the mains power circuit and low-voltage circuit always run
separately from each other. They should not be connected at any point or become
connected as a result of a malfunction.

Care and maintenance

Maintenance is necessary if the device has been damaged (e.g. damage to the power cable and plug,
or the housing), or if liquids or foreign bodies have got into the interior of the device, or if it has been
exposed to rain or damp, or if it does not work properly or has been dropped.

Maintenance

 If smoke, unusual noises or smells develop, switch the device off immediately and unplug from

the socket. In such cases, the device should not be used until it has been inspected by a qualified
technician.

 Have all maintenance tasks carried out by qualified technicians only.
 Never open the housing on the device or accessories. If the housing is open, there is the risk of

fatal electric shock.

Cleaning

 Only clean the device housing with a damp cloth.
 Do not use products such as solvents, white spirit or thinners, or any of the following substances:

Brine, insect spray, solvents containing chlorine or acids (ammonium chloride), or scouring
powder.

 Rub the surface gently with a cotton cloth until it is completely dry.

The device operates with a dangerous voltage level. When conducting maintenance
work (e.g. cleaning), disconnect the device from the mains.

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Contents

1. Device description .......................................................................................................................... 10

FUAA35000 Smartvest .......................................................................................................... 10

FUHA35000 Wireless Socket ................................................................................................ 13

FUMK35000 Magnetic Contact ............................................................................................. 14

FUBW35000 PIR Motion Detector......................................................................................... 15

FURM35000 Smoke/Heat Detector ....................................................................................... 15

FUSG35000 Siren ................................................................................................................. 16

FUBE35000/FUBE35001 Remote Key ................................................................................. 17

FUBE35010/FUBE35011 Control Panel ............................................................................... 18

FUWM35000 Flood Detector ................................................................................................. 20

FUBE35020 Wireless Button ............................................................................................. 21

FUSG35010 Wireless Door Bell ........................................................................................ 22

FUEM35000 Vibration Detector ......................................................................................... 23

2. Start-up ........................................................................................................................................... 24

Installing the Smartvest App .................................................................................................. 24

Setting up the Smartvest ....................................................................................................... 24

Pairing components ............................................................................................................... 27

Removing components .......................................................................................................... 29

General settings..................................................................................................................... 29

3. Installation ...................................................................................................................................... 31

FUAA35000 Smartvest .......................................................................................................... 31

FUHA35000 Wireless Socket ................................................................................................ 32

FUMK35000 Magnetic Contact ............................................................................................. 32

FUBW35000 PIR Motion Detector......................................................................................... 34

FURM35000 Smoke/Heat Detector ....................................................................................... 35

FUSG35000 Siren ................................................................................................................. 35

FUBE35000/FUBE35001 Remote Key ................................................................................. 36

FUBE35010/FUBE35011 Control Panel ............................................................................... 36

FUWM35000 Flood Detector ................................................................................................. 38

3.10 FUBE35020 Wireless Button ................................................................................................. 39

3.11 FUSG35010 Wireless Door Bell ............................................................................................ 40

3.12 FUEM35000 Vibration Detector ............................................................................................. 40

4. Operation ........................................................................................................................................ 42

Navigation bar and footer ...................................................................................................... 43

Overview ................................................................................................................................ 44

Hotkeys .................................................................................................................................. 46

Rooms ................................................................................................................................... 47

Cameras ................................................................................................................................ 48

Contacts ................................................................................................................................. 50

Events .................................................................................................................................... 50

Alarm view ............................................................................................................................. 52

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5. Configuration .................................................................................................................................. 53

Configuration overview .......................................................................................................... 54

Components .......................................................................................................................... 55

5.2.1 Pairing the camera ................................................................................................................ 55

5.2.2 Pairing the wireless socket .................................................................................................... 55

5.2.3 Pairing the magnetic contact ................................................................................................. 56

5.2.4 Pairing the motion detector ................................................................................................... 56

5.2.5 Pairing the smoke/heat detector ........................................................................................... 56

5.2.6 Pairing the siren .................................................................................................................... 57

5.2.7 Pairing the Remote Key ........................................................................................................ 57

5.2.8 Pairing the control panel ....................................................................................................... 57

5.2.9 Pairing the Flood Detector .................................................................................................... 58

5.2.10 Pairing the Wireless Button ................................................................................................. 58

5.2.11 Pairing the Wireless Door Bell ............................................................................................ 58

5.2.12 Pairing the Vibration Detector ............................................................................................. 59

Configure components .......................................................................................................... 59

5.3.1 Setting up the alarm panel .................................................................................................... 59

5.3.2 Setting up the wireless socket ............................................................................................... 60

5.3.3 Setting up the magnetic contact ............................................................................................ 60

5.3.4 Setting up the motion detector .............................................................................................. 60

5.3.5 Setting up the smoke/heat detector ...................................................................................... 61

5.3.6 Setting up the siren ............................................................................................................... 61

5.3.7 Setting up the Remote Key ................................................................................................... 62

5.3.8 Setting up the control panel .................................................................................................. 62

5.3.9 Setting up the Flood Detector ............................................................................................... 63

5.3.10 Setting up the Wireless Button ............................................................................................ 64

5.3.11 Setting up the Wireless Door Bell ....................................................................................... 64

5.3.12 Setting up the Vibration Detector ........................................................................................ 65

5.3.13 Setting up the camera ......................................................................................................... 66

Hotkeys .................................................................................................................................. 68

Scenarios ............................................................................................................................... 69

5.5.1 Application examples – Basics .............................................................................................. 69

5.5.2 Open/closed magnetic contact scenario ............................................................................... 70

5.5.3 Sunrise/sunset scenario ........................................................................................................ 70

5.5.4 Door bell alarm panel scenario ............................................................................................. 71

5.5.5 Wireless Button scenario ...................................................................................................... 71

5.5.6 Wireless Door Bell scenario .................................................................................................. 71

Schedules .............................................................................................................................. 72

Advanced settings ................................................................................................................. 73

5.7.1 Network settings .................................................................................................................... 73

5.7.2 Security settings .................................................................................................................... 73

5.7.3 Status configuration............................................................................................................... 74

5.7.4 Notifications ........................................................................................................................... 76

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5.7.5 Firmware update ................................................................................................................... 77

5.7.6 Adopt time ............................................................................................................................. 78

5.7.7 Daylight saving time .............................................................................................................. 78

5.7.8 About ..................................................................................................................................... 78

5.7.9 Additional modes ................................................................................................................... 78

6. Technical data ................................................................................................................................ 79

7. FURM35000A Smartvest Wireless Smoke/Heat Detector ............................................................. 85

Introduction ............................................................................................................................ 85

Safety information .................................................................................................................. 86

Scope of delivery ................................................................................................................... 87

Technical data ....................................................................................................................... 87

Functional principle and features ........................................................................................... 87

Behaviour in case of alarm .................................................................................................... 88

Selecting location................................................................................................................... 88

Installation and start-up ......................................................................................................... 89

Displays and functions ........................................................................................................... 89

Care and maintenance ...................................................................................................... 92

Warranty ............................................................................................................................ 93

Disposal ............................................................................................................................. 93

Declaration of conformity ................................................................................................... 93

Declaration of performance ............................................................................................... 94

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1. Device description

This section contains descriptions of the Smartvest and all associated components.

FUAA35000 Smartvest

Front

1

Power LED

Green
On

System is supplied with power

Off

No power supply

2

Status LED

Off

System is “disarmed”

Yellow

On

The system is “disarmed” and there is a fault
(e.g. battery dead or magnetic contact is “open”)

Blue

On

System is “armed”

Red

On

System is “armed” and in the alarm state
(normal alarm, tamper alarm or panic alarm)

3

Network LED
Green

On

Connection to network and internet

Off

Connection to network without internet

Red

Flashing

No network connection

4

Optional stand. Removable for wall installation.

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Under side

1

Reset button

To reset passwords to the default settings (123456) and network settings
to DHCP:

 While the system is in operation, press and hold the reset button for

>10 seconds using a paper clip. The power LED will go out and a
continuous tone will sound. The system then restarts.

Resetting the system to the default settings means that all settings are reset
and component pairings are deleted.

 Press the reset button with the alarm control panel turned off, and

hold it for >10 seconds while turning on the alarm control panel.
The power LED will go out and a continuous tone will sound. The
system then restarts.

2

RJ45 connection

Integrated network access 10/100 Mbit

3

Power supply

5 V DC/1.5 A. Device starts automatically when powered by line voltage.

4

Hygrometer

Integrated hygrometer for measuring temperature and humidity

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Rear

1

Battery
operation

6 x AA (1.5 V) batteries for backup power supply (approx. 5h battery life)

Changing the battery

Push the clips to open the battery compartment cover.
Remove the six dead AA (1.5 V) batteries from the compartment and replace

with six new AA (1.5 V) batteries. Make sure they are facing in the direction
shown on the compartment floor, then close the battery compartment by
replacing the cover.

2

Mounting
bracket

Mounting bracket for wall installation
Drill hole spacing: 10 cm (drilling template provided)

3

Loudspeaker

Smartvest loudspeaker with a maximum volume of 90db.

4

Background
LEDs

Off

Off

System is “disarmed”

Yellow

On

The system is “disarmed” and there is a fault
(e.g. battery dead or magnetic contact is “open”)

Blue

On

System is “armed”

Red

On

System is “armed” and in the alarm state
(e.g. magnetic contact open).

5

Cabling

Cabling for power supply and network cable.

1

4

2

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FUHA35000 Wireless Socket

1

Schuko socket

Schuko socket type F (CEE 7/4). Can be used in the following countries:
Germany, Austria, Sweden, Netherlands

2

Status LED

Off

Wireless socket is activated; power is being
transmitted.

Blue
On

Wireless socket is ready and activated; power is
not being transmitted to the appliance.

Flashing

Wireless socket is starting up

Orange
Flashing

Repeater mode started

On

Wireless socket is ready and activated; power is
not being transmitted to the appliance.

Repeater mode on and connected with a component.

3

Button
Press this button once to activate or deactivate the wireless socket.

Press and hold the button for five seconds, to activate repeater mode.

4

Schuko plug

Schuko plug type F (CEE 7/4). Can be used in the following countries:
Germany, Austria, Sweden, Netherlands

Repeater mode

As well as switching appliances, the wireless socket can also be used as a wireless repeater for another
component. To do this, take the following steps:

1. Press and hold the button for five seconds to activate repeater mode. The status LED will start to
flash orange.

2. For any components that you want to connect to the wireless socket, carry out the manual process
for pairing components (see Section 5, Configuration).

3. The status LED lights up orange when the connection is successful

4. To deactivate repeater mode again, first disconnect the switch. Press and hold the button.
Reconnect the switch. Wait until the LED flashes blue and only then release the button.
If deactivation was successful, the LED will now light up blue.

Note

It is only ever possible to connect one component to a wireless socket.

Further information on the wireless socket

Programming

Removal

Installation

Configuration

Technical data

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2

3

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FUMK35000 Magnetic Contact

1

Transmitter
component

Contains a wireless component
Mounted on window frame

2

Signal LED

Blue

Flashing

Magnetic contact is closed
Magnetic contact is opened

3

Battery
operation

1x 3 V button battery (CR2032) for power supply (up to one year battery life).

The Smartvest App warns you when the battery is low. Follow the instructions
in the app.

Changing the battery

Slide the battery compartment cover out in a downwards direction.
Remove the dead 3 V button batteries from the holder provided and replace

with a new 3 V battery, then close the battery compartment by replacing
the cover.

4

Magnet
component

Contains a magnet component
Mounted on window

Further information on the magnetic contact

Programming

Removal

Installation

Configuration

Technical data

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2

3

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FUBW35000 PIR Motion Detector

1

Catch

Catch for removing the rear panel

2

Pair button

Button for manual pairing with the Smartvest
Activate test mode: press for 5 s
Deactivate test mode: press for 5 s

3

Tampering
contact

Tampering contact for alarming in the event of unwanted removal

4

Battery
operation

3 x AA (1.5 V) batteries for power supply (up to two years battery life)

The Smartvest App warns you when the battery is low. Follow the instructions
in the app.

Changing the battery

Press the catch on the underside of the PIR Motion Detector and remove the
rear panel. Remove the 3 dead AA (1.5 V) batteries from the compartment
and replace with 3 new AA (1.5 V) batteries. Make sure they are facing in the
direction shown on the compartment floor, Reattach the PIR Motion Detector
to the mounted rear panel.

Note

In test mode, the PIR Motion Detector’s energy-saving mode is deactivated so it triggers
each time motion is detected. Use this to check whether the detector fully covers the
monitored space. Deactivate test mode after use, as otherwise this will severely affect the
battery life.

Further information on the motion detector

Programming

Removal

Installation

Configuration

Technical data

FURM35000 Smoke/Heat Detector

Refer to the instructions for the smoke/heat detector.

(See Section 7 FURM35000 Smartvest wireless smoke/heat detector)

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2

3

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FUSG35000 Siren

1

LED chamber

LED flashes (according to setting) in the event of an alarm and to
acknowledge changes to the siren settings.

2

Loudspeaker

Siren loudspeaker with an adjustable volume of 80 db or 100 db.

3

Pair button

Button for manual pairing with the Smartvest

4

Tampering
contact

Tampering contact for alarming in the event of unwanted removal

5

Battery
operation

4 x C (1.5 V) batteries for power supply (up to two years battery life)

Changing the battery

Loosen both screws on the cover. You do not need to completely remove the
screws. Lift the cover upwards from the bottom and remove.

In order to access the screws more easily when changing the batteries,
you can temporarily remove the tampering contact’s rubber cover.

Remove the dead 4 C (1.5 V) batteries from the compartment and replace
with the new 4 C (1.5 V) batteries. Make sure that the battery is always
positioned with the negative end against the spring. Place the top end of the
cover into the holes provided and attach the cover beneath using the two
screws.

Further information on the siren

Programming

Removal

Installation

Configuration

Technical data

1

2

3

4

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FUBE35000/FUBE35001 Remote Key

1

Signal LED

Blue

Flashing

Acknowledges when button is pressed

2

Arm button

Button for arming the Smartvest
Press and hold for five seconds to part set

3

Disarm button

Button for disarming the Smartvest

4

Camera button

Button to start recording for connected cameras

5

Panic button

Button for triggering the panic alarm (press for 3 seconds)

6

Battery
operation

1x 3 V button battery (CR2032) for power supply (up to two years battery life)

The Smartvest App warns you when the battery is low. Follow the instructions
in the app.

Changing the battery

Remove the battery compartment on the side of the Remote Key.
Remove the dead 3 V button batteries from the holder provided and replace

with a new 3 V battery, Push the battery compartment back into the Remote
Key.

Note

The exact reaction caused when a button is pressed depends on the app settings. Refer
to Section 5.7, Advanced settings for the arm and disarm buttons, and Section 5.4,

Hotkeys for the camera button and panic button.

Further information on the Remote Key

Programming

Removal

Installation

Configuration

Technical data

1

2

3

4

5

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FUBE35010/FUBE35011 Control Panel

1

Arm button

Button for arming the Smartvest

2

Disarm button

Button for disarming the Smartvest Verification is required after pressing (PIN
or RFID Chip).

3

Part
set button

Button for part setting the Smartvest.

4

Panic button

Button for triggering the panic alarm (press and hold for five seconds).

5

Settings button

Button for settings options. Verification is required after pressing (PIN code).

6

RFID reader
Signal LED

Blue

Flashing

RFID reader has now been active for 30 seconds
and is awaiting verification.

7

Mount
slot

These square slots are for fixing the control panel to the mount.

8

Battery
operation

4 x AA (1.5 V) batteries for power supply (up to one year battery life)

The Smartvest App warns you when the battery is low. Follow the instructions
in the app.

Changing the battery

Once you have set the alarm panel to maintenance mode, remove the
control panel from the mount by lightly pressing the tab at the bottom of the
mount downwards. You can now slide the control panel out from above.
Loosen the screws on the back and open the battery compartment.
Remove the four dead AA (1.5 V) batteries from the compartment and
replace with four new AA (1.5 V) batteries. Make sure the polarity is correct
when replacing the batteries.

9

Reset button

Resets the control panel to the default settings, i.e. all settings are reset, and
the PIN code and all paired RFID chips are unpaired.

 Press and hold the control panel’s reset button for > 5 seconds during

operation. Two consecutive signal tones will sound to confirm reset.
The control panel will then restart.

 The default PIN code is (1234), no RFID chips are paired. Please

ensure that the control panel is still paired in your Smartvest system.

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2

3

4

5

6

7

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10

Tampering
contact

Tampering contact for alarming in the event of unwanted removal

11

Cabling

Cabling for the power supply

12

Sounder

Control panel sounder

Note

The exact reaction caused when a button is pressed depends on the app settings. Refer
to Section 5.7, Advanced settings for the arm and disarm buttons, and Section 5.4,

Hotkeys for the panic button.

Note

An exit delay of 30 seconds is preset on the control panel. When pressing the arm/part
set button, the Smartvest will only be armed/part set once this time has elapsed.

You can increase the exit delay to a total of 60 seconds by adjusting the exit delay for

arm/part set under Status configuration in the app’s advanced settings (see Section 5.7).
– Please note that, in this case, the exit delay will remain set to 30 seconds for arming/part

setting via app and Remote Key.
The exit delay set on the control panel can be cancelled by pressing the disarm button.

Operation

Arming the system
Press the button to arm the system. Once the button has been pressed, an exit delay begins which

arms the system after 30 seconds. A signal tone sequence with decreasing intervals (crescendo)
indicates that arming is imminent.

Part setting the system
Press the button to part set the system. Once the button has been pressed, an exit delay begins

which part sets the system after 30 seconds. A signal tone sequence with decreasing intervals
(crescendo) indicates that arming is imminent.

Disarming the system
Press the button to disarm the system. Once the button has been pressed, you have 30 seconds for

verification using a four-digit PIN code or RFID chip (see Section 5.2). Please hold the RFID chip in front
of the blue flashing LED. Successful verification is indicated by two consecutive signal tones.

Triggering a panic alarm
To trigger a panic alarm, press and hold the button for > five seconds.

Further information on the control panel

Programming

Removal

Installation

Configuration

Technical data

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FUWM35000 Flood Detector

1

Mount
slot

These slots are for fixing the Flood Detector to the wall.

2

Battery
operation

4 x AA (1.5 V) batteries for power supply (up to two years battery life)
The Smartvest App warns you when the battery is low. Follow the instructions

in the app.

Changing the battery

Once you have set the alarm panel to maintenance mode, remove the flood
detector panel from the wall by sliding it out from above. Open the battery
compartment, remove the 4 dead AA (1.5 V) batteries from the compartment
and replace with 4 new AA (1.5 V) batteries. Make sure the polarity is correct
when replacing the batteries (+/-).

3

Mute button

In the event of an alarm, you can use this button to disarm the sounder for
the flood detector.

4

Pair button

and Test button

Button for manual pairing with the Smartvest.

5

Sensor socket

The sensor can be connected using this socket

6

Sounder

The flood detector sounder sounds for five minutes in the event of an alarm

Operation

Muting the sounder
The flood detector sounder sounds for five minutes in the event of an alarm. The sounder can be

muted using the mute button. The sounder is then reactivated if the water sensor is triggered again.
Function test:

Press and hold the Pair/Test button for five seconds to activate test mode (three beeps will sound to
confirm). The detector is now in test mode for three minutes, which means the flood detector sirens
sound for two seconds every time the sensor is triggered, although no alarm is sent to the Smartvest
alarm panel.

Further information on the Flood Detector

Programming

Removal

Installation

Configuration

Technical data

3

5 1 2

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FUBE35020 Wireless Button

1

Button

Configurable for two switch commands
Short press (< 1 s)
Long press (approx. 5 s)

2

LED ring

Orange LED lights up when a switch command (short/long) is sent.

3

Bracket slot

These slots are for fixing the Wireless Button to the wall bracket.

4

Battery
operation

1 x CR2032 (3 V) battery as power supply
(approx. 1 year battery life)

The Smartvest App warns you when the battery is low. Follow the instructions
in the app.

Changing the battery

Start by switching the Smartvest alarm panel to maintenance mode (part of
the battery changing process in the app). Turn the battery cover to the left to
open the battery compartment. Remove the dead battery and insert a new
CR2032 (3 V) battery. Make sure the polarity is correct when replacing the
battery (+/-).

Further information on the Wireless Button

Programming

Removal

Installation

Configuration

Technical data

1 2 3

4

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FUSG35010 Wireless Door Bell

1

Loudspeaker

Door bell loudspeaker

2

LED

Lights up while playing a tune

3

Volume button

High (approx. 80 dbA)
Medium (approx. 70 dbA)
Low (approx. 60 dbA)
Mute

4

Tune button

For testing the tune: (The actual configuration takes place in the Smartvest App)
Tune 1–4 = door bell tune
Tune 5 = Alarm tone (in the event of an alarm only)

5

Pair button

Button for manual pairing with the Smartvest (alternative)

6

Bracket
slot

These slots are for fixing the door bell to the wall.

7

Battery
operation

3 x AA (1.5 V) batteries as power supply
(approx. 1 year battery life)

The Smartvest App warns you when the battery is low. Follow the instructions
in the app.

Changing the battery

Start by switching the Smartvest alarm panel to maintenance mode (part of
the battery changing process in the app). Open the battery compartment.
Remove the dead batteries and insert new AA (1.5 V) batteries. Make sure
the polarity is correct (+/-).

Further information on the Wireless Door Bell

Programming

Removal

Installation

Configuration

Technical data

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FUEM35000 Vibration Detector

Pictures to follow!

1

Transmitter
component

Contains a wireless component
Mounted on window frame

2

Signal LED

Blue

Flashing

Vibration Detector triggers

3

Battery
operation

1x 3 V button battery (CR2032) for power supply (up to one year battery life).
The Smartvest App warns you when the battery is low. Follow the instructions

in the app.

Changing the battery

Start by switching the Smartvest alarm panel to maintenance mode (part of
the battery changing process in the app). Slide the battery compartment
cover out in a downwards direction. Remove the dead 3 V button batteries
from the holder provided and replace with a new 3 V battery, then close the
battery compartment by replacing the cover.

Note

To ensure trouble-free operation, the detector must NOT be installed:

- Close to the ground

- Near large metal structures

- Within 1 metre of power or gas lines

- Near electronic devices or wireless equipment

- On moving components

- Upside down

Important

The Vibration Detector triggers in the event of vibrations that typically arise during a
break-in attempt, such as battering, drilling, sawing, or using objects for leverage. The
3D acceleration sensor analyses these vibrations and sends an alarm signal to the alarm
panel depending on the set level of sensitivity. The detector can be used to monitor both
fixed and moving objects.

Further information on the Vibration Detector

Programming

Removal

Installation

Configuration

Technical data

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2. Start-up

Before installing your Smartvest and detector, follow the steps below to start up your Smartvest and
pair components with the Smartvest.

Installing the Smartvest App

For the Smartvest, there is an app called “Smartvest” available for

download from the Google Play Store and the iOS App Store. This

app can be used on smartphones and tablets, referred to as “end

devices” from this point on.

For installation, go to the Google Play Store or the iOS App Store
and search for “Smartvest”.

Install the Smartvest App.

Note

Please note that the following operating systems are
minimum requirements for running the Smartvest
App:

Apple iOS 8
Android 4.0

Setting up the Smartvest

First connect the LAN cable provided on the underside of the
Smartvest and connect this to your router,

then connect the power supply unit provided.

Note

Ensure that the DHCP function is activated on your
router as otherwise it will not be possible to connect
to the Smartvest.

Only start setting up the Smartvest via the app when
the green power LED lights up continuously and the
alarm panel beeps twice.

There is no double beep sound if integrated into a
local network without Internet access.

Open the Smartvest App and carry out the following steps:

Start setup

Tap the plus sign to add a Smartvest.
The app then automatically searches for devices on your network.

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Select

Select your Smartvest from the list. If you want to link the
Smartvest from another network or the Smartvest is not found,
enter the DID manually. All further entries must then also be made
manually.

Device security code

The standard security code “123456” is already stored. When
setting it up for the first time, press “Next”. If the device security

code has already been changed, enter the correct code here.

Standard security code: “123456”

When logging in for the first time, you will asked to
change the device security code.

Note

You can change the security code in the settings.
If you have already changed the security code, you
can enter this here manually before tapping “Next”.

Name assignment, room and location information

Assign a name to the Smartvest. The name “Smartvest” will be

stored initially.

Open the room list and select a room where the Smartvest is
mounted. Tap the arrow to return to the previous window.

To display weather information, tap the town row and search for
your location using the place name or postcode and select your
location from the results returned.

Note

The location data is used solely to ascertain weather
information.

Note

The location data and Smartvest name are stored in
the Smartvest alarm panel and can only be adjusted
or changed in the following cases:

- When the system is set up for the first time

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- After restoring the factory settings or resetting the
password (in the case of location data)

- (On site) If no data has been entered.

All subsequent input from any other system users,
for example, will not be acknowledged.

End setup

Tap “Save” to finalise the entries.
You have now linked your Smartvest to the app.

Changing the device security code during initial
commissioning

When completing the initial commissioning (or after resetting the
alarm control panel to the default settings), you will asked to
change the device security code. It must contain a minimum of
6 characters and a maximum of 16 characters. The following
characters are permitted:

 Letters (a–z / A–Z)
 Digits (0–9)
 Special characters: + - * / % = _ ! ? @ # $ & ( ) , . ; :

Note

The security code must not be changed to “123456”.

You can change the device security code at any time
in the settings (Advanced settings/security settings).

New firmware available

Run a firmware update for the Smartvest alarm panel to be able
to use all new functions within the Smartvest app.

You can start the update in the Advanced settings (Section 5.7.5)

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Pairing components

Open the Smartvest App and connect to the Smartvest.

Note

The settings for your components can be found in

Section 5.3 Setting up components.

Carry out the following steps:

Open Smartvest settings

To access the Smartvest settings, tap the settings symbol in
the bottom left-hand corner of the operation view. Enter the

settings password (standard: “123456”) to access all settings

options.

Standard settings password: “123456” You can

adjust this in the “Advanced settings/security settings”.

Select components

Select “Components” from the top of the list.

Tap the plus sign in the top right-hand corner to add a
component.

Select the desired components from the list.

In order to abort the pairing for a component, tap “Cancel” in the
individual window.

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Pairing components

Enter a name for the component.

Note

The name must consist of no more than 15 characters.
Additional characters will be automatically deleted after
saving.

Open the room list and select the room where the component is
installed. Tap the arrow to return to the settings.

Now tap “Next”.

Follow the instructions in the app.

Important

If automatic pairing has not worked as per the
instructions provided, there is a procedure for
manually pairing each component. This can be found
in Section 5.2, Components.

The settings for your components can also be found
in Section 5.2, Components.

Repeat these steps for all of your components.

Note

In principle, all components will send the read-in
signal as soon as they are connected to the power
supply.

Note

In order to link compatible cameras to the Smartvest,
please follow the relevant instructions for setting up
the camera on your network first. If you have
connected the camera to the same network as the
Smartvest alarm panel using a LAN cable, you can
also adjust the settings using the Smartvest app.

Section 5.2 Components describes how to pair the

camera.

Now install the components and the Smartvest as described in
the following section – Installation.

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Removing components

Removing components

Open the component list and...

For Android:
… slide the components to the right-hand edge of the screen and

confirm removal

For iOS:

… slide the components to the left-hand edge of the screen and
press “Delete”

General settings

Open the Smartvest App and tap the settings symbol in the
top right-hand corner to access the general settings.

Available systems

Add a new Smartvest to the app or select your Smartvest to
access the Smartvest’s general settings.

Smartvest details
If the security code has been changed or entered incorrectly,

you can adjust this here for the Smartvest connection.

Note

Section 5 Configuration describes how to change the

security code.

Enable “Automatic log in” to skip manual connection to the

Smartvest. The next time you start the app, you will be taken
directly to the Smartvest overview.

Tap “Remove system from App” to delete the Smartvest.

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App security

Tap “Change app PIN” to enter your own app PIN. During the

initial setup, the standard app PIN is “123456”.

Important

If the app PIN is enabled, you will be asked to enter
this each time you start the app on your end device.
If you have forgotten your app PIN, you must delete
the app and reinstall it.

Standard app PIN: “123456”

Disable “Automatic log in” for the app PIN to ensure the app PIN

is requested each time the app is started. Use this to prevent
anyone else using the end device from accessing the app.

Manual

Here you can access the Smartvest manual from your
smartphone.

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3. Installation

This section describes how to install the Smartvest and the associated components.
Please refer to Sections 4 and 5 when operating and adjusting the settings for the Smartvest via the

Smartvest App.

Warning

When using adhesive pads, ensure that the surface below is clean, abrasion-resistant
and dry.

On account of their properties, wallpaper and polystyrene or surfaces coated with silicone
or Teflon are not suitable for the installation of the smoke alarm device.

FUAA35000 Smartvest

The Smartvest is only suitable for indoor use. For further information, please refer to the safety
instructions relating to installation location and operating environment.

General installation instructions

Ensure that your Smartvest has a backup power supply before installation.

1. To do this, open the battery compartment cover by pressing both clips.

2. Remove the plastic strip.

3. Replace the cover.

Free-standing installation

Press the Smartvest onto the base and place the Smartvest in the desired location. The cables can be
clipped onto the base to ensure they are neatly laid.

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Wall installation

Stick the Smartvest drilling template to the desired installation location. Use a spirit level to ensure the
drilling template is straight. Drill holes in the specified positions and insert the screw anchors provided.
Screw the screws provided into the screw anchors so that the heads protrude by around 6 mm, then
mount the Smartvest.

FUHA35000 Wireless Socket

The wireless socket is only suitable for indoor use. For further information, please refer to the safety
instructions relating to installation location and operating environment.

Wireless sockets must never be connected in series.

Installation

Plug the wireless socket into a socket and plug the desired appliance (e.g. a lamp) into the wireless
socket.

Further information on the wireless socket

Description

Programming

Removal

Configuration

Technical data

FUMK35000 Magnetic Contact

The magnetic contact is only suitable for indoor use. For further information, please refer to the safety
instructions relating to installation location and operating environment.

General installation instructions

 Always install the smaller magnet component on the window or door and the larger transmitter

component on the window or door frame.

 Install the magnetic contact so that the two components are a maximum of 0.5 cm apart

horizontally and 1.5 cm apart vertically.

 If in doubt, test whether the height difference on your window or door is too great by holding the

two components next to each other in the desired position on the window or door and then moving
the transmitter component to the window or door frame. If the blue signal LED lights up, the height
difference is too great.

 To even out the height difference, use the washers provided, which need to be attached to the

rear of the components. The screws provided are not compatible with washers. Either use your
own screws for this or the adhesive pads provided (recommended).

 Always install the magnetic contact on the side of the window or door which is opened and not on

the hinge side.

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 You can either install the magnetic contact on the top or the side of the window. If you install the

magnetic contact on the underside of the window, the magnetic contact may not trigger if the
window is tilted (not recommended).

Installation with adhesive pads

1. Stick both the small adhesive pads on to the magnetic contact’s large transmitter components and
the longer adhesive pad on to the smaller magnet component.

2. Stick the large transmitter component to the window frame in the desired position in relation to the
window and stick the smaller magnet component to the window itself.

3. Please clean the areas where you would like to attach the adhesive pads first.

Installation with screws (recommended)

1. Open the magnetic contact’s smaller magnet component with a thin slotted screwdriver.

2. Remove the battery compartment cover from the magnetic contact’s larger transmitter component.

3. Screw the smaller magnet component in the desired position on the window using two screws.
You must first break through the intended holes using a screwdriver or drill.

4. Screw one screw into the window frame for the transmitter component’s keyhole fitting.

5. Attach the transmitter component and fix to the window frame with the remaining screw.

Further information on the magnetic contact

Description

Programming

Removal

Configuration

Technical data

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FUBW35000 PIR Motion Detector

The motion detector is only suitable for indoor use. For further information, please refer to the safety
instructions relating to installation location and operating environment.

General installation instructions

 Install the motion detector 2–2.5 m above the ground for a range of 12 m.
 Install the detector either flush to the wall or in a corner (recommended).
 Do not install the motion detector opposite heat sources or windows, above a radiator, close to

large metallic structures, close to power cables or gas lines, close to electronic or wireless
equipment, or closer than 30 mm to the ceiling.

 The detector’s detection range is directed downwards. For this reason, do not tilt the detector too

sharply downwards, as otherwise the range will be restricted. A horizontal, upright position is
recommended.

Adhesive installation

1. For wall installation, stick the adhesive pads provided on to the rear of the motion detector.

2. For corner installation, stick the adhesive pads on to the motion detector’s chamfers (angled
surfaces).

3. Install the motion detector in the desired installation location on a flat surface.

Drill installation using bracket

1. Press the bracket into the motion detector.

2. Hold the motion detector next to the desired installation location and adjust to the desired angle.

3. Fix the position by tightening the screw on the rear of the bracket.

4. Stick the motion detector’s drilling template in the desired installation location. Use a spirit level to
ensure the drilling template is straight. Drill holes in the specified positions and insert the screw
anchors provided.

Remove the bracket and fix it in place using the screws provided. Finally, press the motion detector
back on to the bracket.

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Drill installation without bracket

1. Press the catch on the underside of the motion detector and remove the motion detector’s
rear panel.

2. Use the holes provided on the inside of the rear panel as a drill template for wall or corner
installation.

3. Drill the holes and insert the screw anchors provided. Next, screw the motion detector’s rear panel
into the wall or corner using the screws provided.

4. Press the motion detector back on to the fitted base plate of the motion detector.

Further information on the motion detector

Description

Programming

Removal

Configuration

Technical data

FURM35000 Smoke/Heat Detector

The smoke/heat detector is only suitable for indoor use. For further information, please refer to the
safety instructions relating to installation location and operating environment, and to the instructions for

the smoke/heat detector.

Installation

Refer to the instructions for the smoke/heat detector for installation.

(See Section FURM35000 Smartvest wireless smoke/heat detector)

FUSG35000 Siren

The siren is suitable for indoor and outdoor use. For further information, please refer to the safety
instructions relating to installation location and operating environment.

General installation instructions

Warning

The tamper contact may be triggered when installing the siren. In this event, the siren is
set to “LED” by default. If you have already configured the siren as “Siren” or “LED and

siren”, please reset this to “LED” before installation. Otherwise, if for instance the siren’s

alarm tone is suddenly triggered when carrying out an installation at a great height, this
could lead to a serious accident and physical injury or damage.

Alternatively, you can activate maintenance mode in order to avoid false alarms.

(See Section 5.2.6, Configuration)

When testing the siren’s acoustic alarm tone, always maintain a minimum distance of 3 m
in order to avoid physical damage (e.g. to hearing).

 The siren is only suitable for use in protected outdoor areas (IP44).
 Ensure that the sounder is installed out of hand’s reach (minimum 3 m installation height).

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 When choosing the installation location, ensure that the siren can be seen and heard from a long

distance.

 Pressing the tamper contact for the first time activates the siren. After this, if the tamper contact

is triggered, the tamper alarm is triggered.

Drill installation

1. Affix the drilling template provided for the siren at the desired installation location. Use a spirit
level to ensure the drilling template is straight. Drill holes in the specified positions and insert the
screw anchors provided. Remove the drilling template.

Attach the A-shaped bracket to the wall using the screws.

2. Connect the power supply unit provided to the siren and hook the sirens into the bracket from
above (click 1), then press it against the wall (click 2).

3. Now tighten the small screw on the underside of the bracket.

Further information on the siren

Description

Programming

Removal

Configuration

Technical data

FUBE35000/FUBE35001 Remote Key

The Remote Key is only suitable for indoor use. Note the information provided in the safety instructions
relating to the operating environment.

Installation

Use the keyring to attach the Remote Key to your bunch of keys or similar.

Further information on the Remote Key

Description

Programming

Removal

Configuration

Technical data

FUBE35010/FUBE35011 Control Panel

Note

The control panel is only suitable for indoor use. For further information, please refer to
the safety instructions relating to installation location and operating environment.

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General installation instructions

Note

The tamper contact may be triggered when installing the control panel. In order to prevent

unwanted alarms in this case, you can activate maintenance mode in the app’s advanced

settings. (See Section 5.7 Advanced settings)

Remove the plastic strip protruding from the battery compartment in order to switch on the control
panel.

Ensure that your Smartvest control panel has a backup power supply before installation.

1. To do this, open the battery compartment cover by loosening the screws and pressing

both clips.

2. Remove the plastic strip.

3. Connect the power supply unit provided to the opening provided in the battery compartment,

then run the power supply unit cable through the cable guide provided.

4. Close the cover and then re-tighten the battery compartment screws by hand.

Drill installation

1. Affix the control panel’s drilling template at the desired installation location. Use a spirit level

to ensure the drilling template is straight. Drill holes in the specified positions and insert the
screw anchors provided. Remove the drilling template before attaching the T-shaped mount
in the desired installation location using the screws included.

2. To attach the control panel to the installed mount, hang the control panel on the hooks

provided on the mount using the slots located on the back. Now push the control panel
downwards until the hooks click into place on the control panel.

Further information on the control panel

Description

Programming

Removal

Configuration

Technical data

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FUWM35000 Flood Detector

Note

The Flood Detector is only suitable for indoor use. For further information, please refer to
the safety instructions relating to installation location and operating environment.

Drill installation

Ensure that your Smartvest Flood Detector has batteries as a backup power supply before installation.

1. To do this, open the battery compartment cover by pressing the clips.

2. Remove the plastic strip.

3. Then close the battery compartment cover again.

Affix the Flood Detector’s drilling template at the desired installation location. Use a spirit level

to ensure the drilling template is straight. Drill holes in the specified positions and insert the
screw anchors provided. Screw the screws provided into the screw anchors so that the heads
protrude by around 6 mm, then mount the Flood Detector.

Installation location of the Flood Detector:

Position the Flood Detector in a location where the risk of water leakage or overflow is highest
– for example, next to sinks, washing machines or dishwashers.

You can mount the Flood Detector on the wall and position the sensor contacts along the
200 cm cable towards the area to be monitored. Three contacts can be found on the bottom
of the water sensor. The alarm triggers if two of these contacts come into contact with moisture
at the same time, which is why it is important to ensure that they are positioned on a flat
surface. For best results, the contacts should be positioned as low as possible within the room
and in the vicinity of the most likely sources of leaks. In the event of contact with water, the
Flood Detector immediately emits a loud alarm signal.

Further information on the Flood Detector

Description

Programming

Removal

Configuration

Technical data

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3.10 FUBE35020 Wireless Button

Note

The Wireless Button is only suitable for indoor use. For further information, please refer
to the safety instructions relating to installation location and operating environment.

Drill installation using bracket

1. With the help of the bracket, mark two bore holes on the wall (“UP” denotes which way is up).
Drill holes in the specified positions and insert the screw anchors provided. Affix the bracket to
the desired installation location using the screws supplied.

2. Now slide the Wireless Button onto the bracket so that the slots are positioned on top of the
corresponding bracket hooks. Now slide the Wireless Button downwards until the bracket clicks
into place.

3. To remove the Wireless Button from the bracket again, gently press the locking pin downwards
and slide the Wireless Button upwards off the bracket.

1 2 3

Adhesive installation

 Please thoroughly clean the area where you would

like to attach the adhesive pad first.

 Attach the supplied adhesive pad to the underside

of the Wireless Button.

 Secure the Wireless Button in the desired position

(on an even surface).

Further information on the Wireless Button

Description

Programming

Removal

Configuration

Technical data

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3.11 FUSG35010 Wireless Door Bell

Note

The Wireless Door Bell is only suitable for indoor use. For further information, please refer
to the safety instructions relating to installation location and operating environment.

General installation instructions

Note

If you are using the door bell as a sounder in the event of an alarm, please ensure that the
door bell is not mounted somewhere readily accessible as it does not feature any tamper
protection.

Drill installation

1. Affix the door bell’s drilling template at the desired installation location. Use a spirit level to
ensure the drilling template is straight.

2. Drill holes in the specified positions and insert the screw anchors provided.

3. Screw the screws provided into the screw anchors so that the heads protrude by around 6 mm.

4. Then mount the door bell.

Further information on the Wireless Door Bell

Description

Programming

Removal

Configuration

Technical data

3.12 FUEM35000 Vibration Detector

Note

The Vibration Detector is only suitable for indoor use. For further information, please refer
to the safety instructions relating to installation location and operating environment.

General installation instructions

- The wireless vibration detector is ideally used on objects that are not to be moved (such as
safes or other valuable objects) or that must not be penetrated (such as wooden doors, glass
walls and plaster walls).

- As a test, fasten the detector with double-sided adhesive tape and trigger an alarm. If the system
does not receive it, test the detector elsewhere.

- Do not attach the detector in the following places:

o Near the floor
o Near large metal structures
o Near power or gas lines
o Near electronic devices or wireless equipment
o To objects that move by themselves, or upside down

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Installation with adhesive pads

1. Please clean the areas where you would like to attach the adhesive pads first.

2. Affix the two adhesive pads to the underside of the Vibration Detector.

3. Secure the Vibration Detector in the desired position.

Installation with screws

1. Drill one of the supplied screws into the installation location (for the keyhole fitting on the back plate)

2. Attach the Vibration Detector and fix it in place with the second screw.

Further information on the Vibration Detector

Description

Programming

Removal

Configuration

Technical data

1

2

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4. Operation

The Smartvest App is divided into two basic menus, operation and configuration.

This section will show you how to operate the Smartvest via the Smartvest App.

Please refer to Section 5 to find out how to configure the Smartvest.

The following functions are available in the operation menu:

 Overview of the most important information and functions

o Switching the Smartvest to armed/part set/disarmed
o Active devices
o Faults

 Overview and activation of your hotkeys
 Overview of your rooms and the status of the room detectors
 Overview and live view of your cameras
 Overview and call contacts
 Overview of events

Note

Depending on the operating system and end device used, the actual display may differ
slightly from the screenshots included in this manual. In this manual, the menu overviews
are illustrated using tablet screenshots, while the descriptions of the individual menu items
are illustrated using smartphone screenshots. The descriptions of the menu items and
navigation are however identical on each device.

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Navigation bar and footer

Open the Smartvest App and connect to the Smartvest.

Navigation bar

View
The individual menu items are shown in the navigation bar at

the top. The menu you are currently viewing is highlighted.

Switching menu

You can switch between the individual menus by “swiping” your

finger across the screen from left to right or vice versa.
Alternatively, you can switch between the individual menus by
tapping on the desired menu in the menu bar.

Colour code

The Smartvest’s current status is indicated in the navigation bar

using a colour code.

Grey

System is “disarmed”

Yellow

The system is “disarmed” and there is a fault
(e.g. battery dead)

Blue

System is “armed”

Red

System is “armed” and in the alarm state
(e.g. magnetic contact open, panic or tampering).

Footer

Settings
The settings symbol is located in the bottom left-hand corner

of the footer. Tap this symbol to access the Smartvest settings.

Temperature, humidity and weather display
Temperature, humidity and weather information are displayed in

the bottom right-hand corner.

Indoor temperature and humidity display, as
measured by the Smartvest’s hygrometer

Weather display for the location set in the
Smartvest settings

Note

The hygrometer values for indoor areas need
around 30 minutes after start-up to level off.

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Overview

Status display

Three different symbols are used to represent the different
Smartvest statuses in the status display. The current status is
marked in colour, with the relevant text shown below. You can
change the status by dragging to the left or right or, alternatively,
by tapping the desired status.

Smartvest is internally armed

The internal arming is pre-programmed as perimeter
protection ex-works. This means that opening
detectors will trigger an alarm whereas motion
detectors will not. This means you can move around
freely inside the house (internally) without triggering
an alarm. However, the opening detector triggers an
alarm if anyone enters the premises from the outside.
Recommended application: Set the Smartvest to
internally armed before you go to bed.

Smartvest is unarmed (ready to arm)

In this state, the system is not live. Notifications from
most sensors do not trigger an alarm. The only
exceptions are the danger detectors (smoke alarms,
flood detectors) which, for your own safety, always
trigger an alarm irrespective of the system status.
In addition, an alarm is triggered if any of the
components sends a sabotage message.
Recommended application: Set the Smartvest to
disarmed when you come home.

Smartvest is armed

The arming is pre-programmed as full protection ex­works. This means that all sensors trigger an alarm.
Recommended application: Set the Smartvest to
armed when you leave the house and there is no-one
else at home.

Note

When pairing components, standard values are
automatically set for the active status. Should you
wish to alter the settings for the status in question,
you can find the settings under Section 5.7.3 –

Advanced settings/Status configuration.

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Hotkeys

There are two pre-configured hotkeys – panic and camera –
below the status display, which you can tap and enable in the
overview. These two hotkeys are also found on the FUBE35000
Remote Key and can be operated from there.

Standard:
All actuators are triggered (e.g. sirens) and all

cameras are recording

Standard:
All cameras are recording

Note

When pairing components, standard values are
automatically set for the pre-configured hotkeys.
Should you wish to alter the settings for the hotkey in
question, you can find the settings under Section 5.4

Hotkeys.

Fault

Should any faults occur (e.g. battery dead), these are shown
below the hotkeys. Once the faults have been remedied, they are
no longer shown in the overview.

You can also find the fault messages in the Event Overview (4.7).

Active devices

Components with an active status (e.g. wireless socket “on”) are

displayed in a list. Once the components are deactivated, they are
no longer shown in the overview.

This means you always have an overview of any devices
consuming power.

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Hotkeys

Application examples

Hotkeys enable straightforward activation of various components with just the touch of a button.
If necessary, you could even configure a hotkey (panic) to activate the siren, for example, which would

scare off the intruder before they break in.
Alternatively, you could create a user-defined hotkey to activate one or several wireless sockets and

switch your home lighting on and off by tapping the hotkey.

Hotkey overview

Up to 11 hotkeys can be displayed in the hotkey overview.
Two pre-configured hotkeys – panic and camera – are already
stored upon initial start-up. In the settings (see Section 5.4

Hotkeys), you can add nine further hotkeys in the overview or edit

the hotkeys already available.

To do this, simply tap the desired hotkey.

Pre-configured hotkeys

There are two pre-configured hotkeys – panic and camera – in the
hotkey overview. These two hotkeys are also found on the
FUBE35000 Remote Key and can be operated from there.

Standard:
All actuators are triggered (e.g. sirens) and all

cameras are recording

Standard:
All cameras are recording

Note

When pairing components, standard values are
automatically set for the pre-configured hotkeys.
Should you wish to alter the component settings for
the hotkey in question, you can find the settings
under Section 5.4 Hotkeys.

Configurable hotkeys

You can configure up to nine hotkeys in the settings (see Section

5.4 Hotkeys). Once created, these are then shown in the hotkey

overview and can be tapped and run.

Configured hotkeys

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Rooms

Room overview

In the room overview, all rooms with at least one added
component are shown. A maximum of two components are shown
under the room name.

Room details

Tap the desired room to open the individual room overview. All
components which have been added to the room are then listed.

Tap the arrow in the top left-hand corner to exit the individual
room overview.

Colour code

If there is a fault with any of the individual components, the
relevant room in the overview and the component itself will be
marked in yellow.

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Cameras

Camera overview

Up to four cameras can be displayed in the camera overview.
In the settings, you can add four cameras in the camera overview
or edit the settings for the cameras already available.

You can access the live view with the various camera functions
by tapping the relevant camera.

TVAC19000

Live view
You can control the camera by using your finger to swipe left,

right, up or down across the live view.

Move two fingers away from each other on the screen to zoom in
on the camera image.

Actions

Push to Talk
Keep this button pressed to speak to people on-site

via the camera’s loudspeaker.

Activate microphone
Tap this button to listen to the camera’s recorded

audio.

Preset positions
Press this button to save or retrieve positions that

have just been set (Preset 1, 2, 3).

Snapshot
Tap this button to save a snapshot on your end

device.

Recording
Press this button to start a one-minute recording.

Note:
Recordings are only possible if a microSD card has

been inserted in the camera. The “Rec” button will not

appear otherwise.

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TVAC19100

Live view
Move two fingers away from each other on the screen to zoom in

on the camera image.

Actions

Activate microphone

Tap this button to listen to the camera’s recorded

audio.

Snapshot
Tap this button to save a snapshot on your end

device.

Recording
Press this button to start a one-minute recording.

Note:

Recordings are only possible if a microSD card has

been inserted in the camera. The “Rec” button will not

appear otherwise.

TVAC16000

Live view
Move two fingers away from each other on the screen to zoom in

on the camera image.

Changing camera
Select the required camera (camera 1–4).

Actions

Snapshot
Tap this button to save a snapshot on your end

device.

Recording
Press this button to start a one-minute recording.

Note:
Recordings are only possible if a microSD card has

been installed in the TVAC16000 monitor. The “Rec”

button will not appear otherwise.

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Contacts

Contact overview

Up to four contacts can be displayed in the contact overview. Two
pre-configured contacts – emergency and police – are already
stored upon initial start-up. In the settings, you can add two further
contacts in the contact overview or edit the contacts already
available.

For further details on how to do this, see Section 5.1 Configuration
overview

Make calls

Tapping a contact’s number automatically brings up the telephone

view for your end device, with the relevant contact’s number pre-

dialled. To make the call, you need to tap your end device’s call
button.

Important

The pre-configured contacts – emergency and police
– are only to be used in case of emergency.

Events

Event overview

When calling up the event list, the 100 most recent events are
displayed.

To view older events, use the search function. The Smartvest
alarm panel stores a maximum of 1000 entries.

Note

Camera events will be loaded directly from the
camera into the event overview and updated.
Depending on the network connection, it may take
several minutes for a new video to be displayed.

Note

Motion detector events are not listed in the event
overview.

Use test mode to carry out the function test. (See

Section 1.4. Motion Detector)

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Colour code

Components which have triggered an alarm status are marked red
in the event overview.

Components not transmitting a signal to the Smartvest or whose
battery is dead are marked yellow in the event overview.

Export

Tap the export symbol in the bottom left-hand corner to save
the current event overview on your end device in a text file.

Note:

The text file is stored on your smartphone. You can then
find it:

On Android operating systems:
In a separate file explorer under the “Smartvest” directory

On iOS operating systems:

Via iTunes synchronisation

Search

Tap the search symbol in the bottom left-hand corner to search

events within a specific time period. Tap “Search” to carry out the

search or the arrow symbol to return to the event overview.

Updating manually

You can update the event list manually by swiping downwards.
This is particularly essential when loading camera events, as these
are loaded directly into the app by the camera.

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Alarm view

Alarm view

The alarm view opens when an alarm is triggered, if:

 the Smartvest App is already open
 the Smartvest App is opened after the alarm
 the Smartvest App is opened by tapping the alarm’s

push notification.

Chain of events

The chain of events shows you which event triggered the
alarm (highlighted red), when the event triggered the alarm,
and any events that have taken place since the alarm was
triggered. Up to 5 events will be displayed.

Actions

The pre-configured hotkeys, panic and record, can be found
under Actions.

Standard:
All actuators are triggered (e.g. sirens) and all

cameras are recording

Standard:
All cameras are recording

Camera overview

You can access the live view with the various camera functions
by tapping the relevant camera.

Emergency contacts

Contacts you have selected as emergency contacts are
displayed here and can be called upon for assistance.

Tapping a contact’s number automatically brings up the
telephone view for your end device, with the relevant contact’s

number pre-dialled.

Important

The pre-configured contacts – emergency and
police – are only to be used in case of emergency.

Situation under control

Tapping the “Quit alarm” button will disarm the alarm and your

system.
You can also quit the alarm and disarm your system by

pressing the “Disarm” button on your remote key.

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5. Configuration

The Smartvest App is divided into two basic menus, operation and configuration.

This section will show you how to configure the Smartvest via the Smartvest App.
Please refer to Section 4 to find out how to operate the Smartvest.

The following can be carried out via the configuration menu:

 setting and adding your Components
 setting your hotkeys
 setting your scenarios
 setting your schedules
 setting the network and security parameters
 setting the armed/part set/disarmed modes
 setting the time and firmware
 activating the test, maintenance and remote mode
 activating remote access for service

Note

Depending on the operating system and end device used, the actual display may differ
slightly from the screenshots included in this manual. In this manual, the menu overviews
are illustrated using tablet screenshots, while the descriptions of the individual menu items
are illustrated using smartphone screenshots. The descriptions of the menu items and
navigation are however identical on each device.

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Configuration overview

Configuration overview

The Smartvest settings, contacts and manual are displayed in the configuration overview.

Smartvest settings

Enter the settings password (default: “123456”) to access all

Smartvest settings options.

The settings password must be entered to change the following
settings:

 Components (see Section 5.2)… (and Section 5.3)
 Hotkeys (see Section 5.4)
 Scenarios (see Section 5.5)
 Schedules (see Section 5.6)
 Advanced settings (see Section 5.7)

These settings are described in greater detail in Sections 5.2
to 5.7.

Contacts

Tap “Contacts” to open the contact list.
The contacts displayed should be individually arranged for each

end device as these are saved in the app itself.

Tap the contact that you want to change or tap the plus sign
to add a new contact.

Name
Enter a name for the contact.

Number
Enter the contact’s telephone number

Selected helpers
Enable this option for the contacts you would prefer to inform in

the event of an alarm. If you have designated at least one contact
as a selected helper, this contact is displayed as a call option the
next time there is an alarm on the Smartvest. Up to two of the four
contacts can be designated as selected helpers.

New or amended contacts are shown in the contact overview (see

Section 4.6 Contacts).

Smartvest manual

Here you can access the Smartvest manual from your smartphone.

Logging out

Tap “Log out” to stop the connection with Smartvest. You will then

be taken to the homepage.

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Components

Component overview

Tap “Components” to access the component overview. All paired components and the associated
rooms are displayed in the overview.

Pairing components

Tap the plus sign to add a component. Select the relevant component from the component list.

5.2.1 Pairing the camera

Note

If you have connected the camera to the same
network as the Smartvest alarm panel using a LAN
cable, you can pair the camera directly in the
Smartvest app, as well as configuring it and then
switching to Wi-Fi operation.

To establish a direct Wi-Fi connection, first follow the

camera’s instructions for setting up the camera on

your home network.

 Section 5.2 Admin area  Components  Plus sign
 Enter a name for the component.
 Search for the camera within the network.
 Select the camera’s DID from the results. Alternatively,

enter the camera’s DID manually and tap “Next”.

 You now need to enter the camera’s security code.
 Open the room list and select the room where the component

is installed. Tap the arrow to return to the settings.

 Tap “Next” to complete the pairing process.

5.2.2 Pairing the wireless socket

 Section 5.2 Admin area  Components  Plus sign
 Enter a name for the component.
 Open the room list and select the room where the component

is installed. Tap the arrow to return to the settings.

 Now tap “Next”.
 Follow the instructions in the app and then complete

the process.

Note

If the pairing process was not successful, repeat
the steps.

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5.2.3 Pairing the magnetic contact

 Section 5.2 Admin area  Components  Plus sign
 Enter a name for the component.
 Open the room list and select the room where the component

is installed. Tap the arrow to return to the settings.

 Now tap “Next”.
 Follow the instructions in the app.

Note

If the pairing process was not successful, tap “Pair”,

open the magnetic contact’s battery compartment
and then close it again.

5.2.4 Pairing the motion detector

 Section 5.2 Admin area  Components  Plus sign
 Enter a name for the component.
 Open the room list and select the room where the component

is installed. Tap the arrow to return to the settings.

 Now tap “Next”.
 Follow the instructions in the app and then complete the

process.

Note

If the pairing process was not successful, tap “Pair”,
press the catch on the underside of the motion
detector, remove the motion detector from the
housing rear panel and press the pair button.

5.2.5 Pairing the smoke/heat detector

 Section 5.2 Admin area  Components  Plus sign
 Enter a name for the component.
 Open the room list and select the room where the component

is installed. Tap the arrow to return to the settings.

 Now tap “Next”.
 Follow the instructions in the app and then complete the

process.

Note

If the pairing process was not successful, tap “Pair”,
loosen the smoke/heat detector from the base plate,
remove and replace the batteries.

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5.2.6 Pairing the siren

 Section 5.2 Admin area  Components  Plus sign
 Enter a name for the component.
 Open the room list and select the room where the component

is installed. Tap the arrow to return to the settings.

 Now tap “Next”.
 Follow the instructions in the app and then complete the

process.

Note

If the pairing process was not successful, tap “Pair”
and press the pair button on the back of the siren.

5.2.7 Pairing the Remote Key

 Section 5.2 Admin area  Components  Plus sign
 Enter a name for the component.
 Open the room list and select the room where the component

is installed. Tap the arrow to return to the settings.

 Now tap “Next”.
 Follow the instructions in the app and then complete the

process.

Note

If the pairing process was not successful, tap “Pair”

and press the camera hotkey on the Remote Key for
five seconds.

5.2.8 Pairing the control panel

 Section 5.2 Admin area  Components  Plus sign
 Enter a name for the component.
 Open the room list and select the room where the

component is installed. Tap the arrow to return to the
settings.

 Now tap “Next”.
 Follow the instructions in the app and then complete the

process.

 Successful pairing is confirmed by five signal tones from

the control panel.

Note

If the pairing process was unsuccessful, remove a

battery (and/or the network cable) press “Pair” again

and replace the battery.

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5.2.9 Pairing the Flood Detector

 Section 5.2 Admin area  Components  Plus sign
 Enter a name for the component.
 Open the room list and select the room where the

component is installed. Tap the arrow to return to the
settings.

 Now tap “Next”.
 Follow the instructions in the app and then complete the

process.

 Successful pairing is confirmed by five signal tones from

the control panel.

Note

If the pairing process was unsuccessful, remove a

battery, press “Pair” again and replace the battery.

Alternatively, you can also press the pairing button in
the battery compartment to send the pairing signal
from the detector to the alarm panel.

5.2.10 Pairing the Wireless Button

 Section 5.2 Admin area  Components  Plus sign
 Enter a name for the component.

 Open the room list and select the room where the

component is installed. Tap the arrow to return to the
settings.

 Now tap “Next”.
 Follow the instructions in the app and then complete the

process.

 Successful pairing is confirmed when the LED buttons start

to flash.

Note

If the pairing process was unsuccessful, remove the
battery, press “Pair” again and replace the battery.

5.2.11 Pairing the Wireless Door Bell

 Section 5.2 Admin area  Components  Plus sign
 Enter a name for the component.

 Open the room list and select the room where the

component is installed. Tap the arrow to return to the
settings.

 Now tap “Next”.
 Follow the instructions in the app and then complete the

process.

 Successful pairing is confirmed when the door bell LEDs

start to flash and tune 1 starts to play.

Note

If the pairing process was unsuccessful, remove the
battery, press “Pair” again and replace the battery.

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5.2.12 Pairing the Vibration Detector

 Section 5.2 Admin area  Components  Plus sign
 Enter a name for the component.

 Open the room list and select the room where the

component is installed. Tap the arrow to return to the
settings.

 Now tap “Next”.
 Follow the instructions in the app and then complete the

process.

 Successful pairing is confirmed when the Vibration Detector

LEDs start to flash.

Note

If the pairing process was unsuccessful, remove the
battery, press “Pair” again and replace the battery.

Configure components

Configure components

Select the components you want to configure from the component overview.

5.3.1 Setting up the alarm panel

Select the components you want to configure from the component
overview.

Name
Enter a name for the Smartvest.

Background LED

Adjust the brightness of the background LED to “Off”, “Low” or

“High”.

Volume
Adjust the alarm panel’s volume to “Off”, “Low” or “High” for

alarming or other events.

Off
Low: 70 dB
High: 90 dB

Duration of the reaction
Set the alarm duration for the alarm control panel in the event of

an alarm.

Room
Open the room list and select a room where the Smartvest is

mounted. Tap the arrow to return to the settings.

Town
To display weather information, tap the town row and search for

your location using the place name or postcode and select your
location from the results returned.

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5.3.2 Setting up the wireless socket

Select the components you want to configure from the component
overview.

Name
Enter a name for the component.

Auto off after scenario
Specify how long the wireless socket should remain activated

after a scenario has been activated.

Room
Open the room list and select the room where the wireless socket

is installed. Tap the arrow to return to the settings.

5.3.3 Setting up the magnetic contact

Select the components you want to configure from the component
overview.

Name
Enter a name for the component.

Room
Open the room list and select the room where the opening

detector is installed. Tap the arrow to return to the settings.

5.3.4 Setting up the motion detector

Select the components you want to configure from the component
overview.

Name
Enter a name for the component.

Room
Open the room list and select the room where the motion detector

is installed. Tap the arrow to return to the settings.

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5.3.5 Setting up the smoke/heat detector

Select the components you want to configure from the component
overview.

Name
Enter a name for the component.

Room
Open the room list and select the room where the component is

installed. Tap the arrow to return to the settings.

5.3.6 Setting up the siren

Select the components you want to configure from the component
overview.

Name
Enter a name for the component.

Type of reaction
Here you can set how the siren reacts when it is activated.

LED

LEDs flashing

Siren

Siren is activated

LED and siren

LEDs are flashing and siren is activated

Duration
Here you can set how long the siren sounds and how long the

LEDs flash when activated.

Volume
Set the siren volume.
Off
Low: approx. 80 dB
High: approx. 100 dB

Important

Always maintain a distance of 3 m when the volume
is set to 100 dB in order to prevent physical injury
(e.g. to hearing).

Room
Open the room list and select the room where the Smartvest

is installed. Tap the arrow to return to the settings.

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5.3.7 Setting up the Remote Key

Select the components you want to configure from the component
overview.

Name
Enter a name for the component.

Room
Open the room list and select the room where the Remote Key

is installed. Tap the arrow to return to the settings.
The “Mobile devices” room is available for the Remote Key.

5.3.8 Setting up the control panel

Select the components you want to configure from the component
overview.

Name
Enter a name for the component.

Room
Open the room list and select the room where the control panel is

installed. Tap the arrow to return to the settings.

Further control panel settings

Important

All of the following settings are changed on the
control panel itself.

Changing the PIN code

 Press the settings button on the control panel.
 Enter the PIN code within the next 10 seconds. (Default PIN

code 1234)

 Then press button (1).
 You can now enter a new four-digit PIN code.
 To exit the settings, press the settings button again.

Pairing an RFID chip

 Press the settings button on the control panel.
 Enter the PIN code within the next 10 seconds. (Default PIN

code 1234)

 Hold the required RFID chip in front of the LED below the

control panel within 30 seconds.

 Successful pairing is confirmed by two consecutive signal

tones.

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 The number of RFID chips previously paired is displayed on

the control panel.

 If the pairing of the chip was unsuccessful, a single long signal

tone is emitted.

 To exit the settings, press the settings button again.

Note

A maximum of eight RFID chips can be paired.

Unpairing an RFID chip

 Press the settings button on the control panel.
 Enter the PIN code within the next 10 seconds. (Default PIN

code 1234)

 Then press button (2).
 Hold the required RFID chip in front of the LED below the

control panel within 30 seconds.

 Successful unpairing is confirmed by two consecutive signal

tones.

 The number of RFID chips that are still paired is displayed on

the control panel.

 To exit the settings, press the settings button again.

5.3.9 Setting up the Flood Detector

Select the components you want to configure from the component
overview.

Name
Enter a name for the component.

Room
Open the room list and select the room where the Flood Detector

is installed. Tap the arrow to return to the settings.

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5.3.10 Setting up the Wireless Button

Select the components you want to configure from the component
overview.

Name
Enter a name for the component.

Room
Open the room list and select the room where the Flood Detector

is installed. Tap the arrow to return to the settings.

Scenario settings – Key assignment…
The buttons are configured (short press/long press) in the

Scenario settings: See: Section 5.5 Scenarios

5.3.11 Setting up the Wireless Door Bell

Select the components you want to configure from the component
overview.

Name
Enter a name for the component.

Room
Open the room list and select the room where the Flood Detector

is installed. Tap the arrow to return to the settings.

Scenario settings – Doorbell tune
The tune to be played is configured in the Scenario settings:

See Section 5.5 Scenarios

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5.3.12 Setting up the Vibration Detector

Select the components you want to configure from the component
overview.

Name
Enter a name for the component.

Sensitivity
Define the sensitivity at which the detector triggers
High = Maximum sensitivity level
Medium = Medium sensitivity level
Low = Low sensitivity level

Alignment

Specify “horizontal” or “vertical” here according to the installation

type.

Mode
Trigger

- Detector only triggers an alarm when the system status is
armed/part set.

24 hours

- Every trigger (regardless of the system status) triggers
an alarm.

Room
Open the room list and select the room where the Flood Detector

is installed. Tap the arrow to return to the settings.

Important

Changes to the sensitivity, alignment and mode
settings will not be transferred or saved until the next
time the detector triggers.

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5.3.13 Setting up the camera

Camera

Name
Enter a name for the component.

DID = Device ID for the camera
Read the camera’s DID number here.

Security code
Entering the camera’s security code

Advanced settings

Open the advanced settings by entering the camera’s admin code

(default setting: 123456)

Room
Open the room list and select the room where the camera is

installed. Tap the arrow to return to the settings.

Advanced camera settings

(not available for TVAC16000 cameras)

Admin password and device security code
Change the device security code and password for the

camera here
The device security code provides you with access to the

camera image
The admin password opens the advanced settings.

Timezone settings
Here you can select the timezone in which the camera is installed.

If the world time zone uses summer time, activate the summer­time setting.

Video Settings
Video Quality
Select the quality for the video streaming here.

 Improved streaming, the video display is smoother.
 Improved image, the video image has a higher resolution.
 HD video, the video image is shown in HD. However, due

to the large volume of data, the image may be delayed.

Note:

Only use the improved image/HD video settings if you
have sufficient bandwidth (1 Mbps) and the correct
system requirements. Note that differing transmission
technologies for audio and video may result in
asynchronous transmission as a result of different
network traffic.

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Environment mode

 Here, you have the option to choose between the interior

(50 Hz), interior (60 Hz) and exterior network frequency.

 Standard value, Germany: 50 Hz

Adjusting for poor light conditions
If light conditions are poor in night mode, adjust the video image
using the 5 levels. Level 5 brightens the image as far as possible.

Image alignment
Here you can rotate, mirror, or rotate and mirror the image.

Wi-Fi settings
Select the required network that will be used for the camera to
access the Internet and enter the correct Wi-Fi password.

Note:

To prevent unauthorised persons from accessing the
network, protect it using WPA/ WPA2/ WPA2-PSK
encryption.

Once the settings have been saved, the camera will
restart. Do not forget to disconnect the Ethernet adapter
cable (if used during initial commissioning).

If the connection was unsuccessful or incorrect Wi-Fi
details were entered, press and hold the reset button for
5 seconds to reset the camera to its default settings.

Recognition mode
The settings for motion detection are required for motion­detection-based recording.

You can choose between “Off” and “Software”.

 Off: No notification/recording in the event of motion being

detected.

 Software: The camera’s software detects motion.
You can specify different degrees of sensitivity for the motion
detection at night and during the day. The higher the sensitivity,
the smaller the movement must be on the image for the motion
detection to be triggered.

SD card settings
Format SD card
Format the SD card. To use an SD card continuously, please use
a class 10 SD card.

Note:

When formatting the SD card, all data will be deleted.
Please save the data before formatting.

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Activating the circular buffer
If this function is activated, the newest recordings overwrite the
oldest ones once the SD card is full.

Device information
Here you can read the firmware version, as well as the total
storage and available storage space.

Hotkeys

Hotkeys

Tap the configured hotkeys (panic or camera) or one of the nine
configurable hotkeys in order to configure these. Configured
hotkeys are separated from non-configured hotkeys by a blank
line.

Hotkey settings

NEW: It is possible to name hotkeys 1–9 individually from app

version 1.4.x. These names can be a maximum of 16 characters
long.

In the list of actuators, select the components you would like to be
activated when the hotkeys are tapped.

Tap “Save” to create the hotkey with the desired actuators.

The hotkey will then be visible in the hotkey overview and can be
tapped and activated.

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Scenarios

5.5.1 Application examples – Basics

Scenarios allow you to automate certain actions in your home;
for example, you can use a motion detector when a room is entered or a magnetic contact when a

door is opened to switch on a light source connected to a wireless socket.
You could also use a motion detector or magnetic contact to start a camera recording, which allows

you to always have an overview of who has entered your house and when.

Scenarios

In the list of sensors, select the components to which you would
like to add a scenario.

Any number of actuators can be assigned to each sensor.

You can also manually deactivate existing configured scenarios
using the ON/OFF switch on the right-hand side of the
components until you want to reactivate them.

NEW:

Other scenario actuators/sensors have been added from app
version 1.4.x, such as a door bell alarm panel, sunrise and sunset.

Scenario settings

Tap the plus sign to open the list of actuators. Select one or

more actuators that you want to add to the sensor’s scenario and

tap “Save”.

For wireless sockets, you also need to select whether the wireless

socket activates when the scenario is activated (“On”) or

deactivated (“Off”).

By setting the TVAC19000 pan/tilt camera as an actuator, you can
start a recording from 1 of 3 preset positions.

Note:

You can remove an actuator from the list by removing it
from the actuator list (uncheck it).

Note:

Please make sure that no scenarios conflict
with an alarm configuration.
Example:
If a motion detector detection switches on a radio socket

in the event of an alarm, you should not create any
scenario with this motion detector involving switching off
the same radio socket.

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5.5.2 Open/closed magnetic contact scenario

Scenarios triggered by a magnetic contact can now be
differentiated by whether they are open/closed.

This requires you to identify a separate scenario for each of

the statuses “open” and “closed”.

The following selection menu allows you to define the “If ...,

Then” connections.

Note

The “Then” section now allows you to trigger the
door bell function for the alarm panel, see:
“Alarm panel door bell scenario”.

5.5.3 Sunrise/sunset scenario

Sunrise/sunset can now be used as a trigger (If) for a
scenario to activate wireless socket, camera or door bell for
the alarm panel.

The sunrise/sunset data is determined according to the
location settings of the Smartvest alarm panel. The switching
time can be individually adjusted (-127 min./+128 min.)

Note
The Smartvest alarm panel must be assigned to

a location in order to use this function.
(This assignment can be made by adding the
alarm panel within the app.)

Important
The location data was previously saved in the

app; however, now it is saved to the alarm panel
to ensure it is the same for all system users.

After carrying out the firmware update for the
alarm panel, the location currently available
within the app is saved and cannot be changed
any more in the settings. The alarm panel must
undergo a password or factory reset to change
the location or enter a new one.

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5.5.4 Door bell alarm panel scenario

The door bell for the alarm panel can now be triggered in the
Scenario settings.

The door bell is a two-tone sequence of the alarm panel
piezo, which is then triggered when activating the scenario.

5.5.5 Wireless Button scenario

The Wireless Button features the following two possible
actions:

- Short press (< 1 second)

- Long press (approx. 5 seconds)

The completion of the switch command is confirmed by the
LED on the button.

This is where you can define a separate scenario for “Short

press” and “Long press”.

The following selection menu allows you to define the “If ...,

Then” connections.

5.5.6 Wireless Door Bell scenario

The door bell can play four different tunes and one alarm tone.

- Tunes 1–4 can be selected in Scenarios.

- The alarm tone is a 15-second tone sequence that is
predefined for the alarm situation (arm/part set/panic).

Define the trigger components for the door bell.

Define the door bell as “Then” in the following selection menu
(If …, Then…).

Then select the tune in the overview.
Note

In the basic settings, the door bell does not trigger
in the event of an alarm – please add this to the

Status configuration in Section 5.7.3. In the event

of an alarm, tune 5 plays at the set volume.
For the panic alarm, enable the door bell using the

“Panic” hotkey.

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Schedules

Application examples

Schedules allow you to automate certain actions in your home as well as providing presence
simulation.

You can store schedules for each wireless socket to activate light sources that are connected to a
wireless socket and simulate a presence when you are away, while on holiday for example.

You could also connect your Christmas lights to a wireless socket and activate these at night-time
only using a schedule.

Schedules

In the list of wireless sockets, select the wireless socket for which
you would like to store a schedule.

Schedule settings

Tap the plus sign to add a schedule.
Select the start and end time for when you would like the wireless

socket to be activated.
Select the days of the week on which you would like the schedule

to be followed.

Note

You can create up to ten schedules for each wireless
socket.

Note

Please ensure that you activate the “Summertime”
function in the spring and deactivate it again in the
autumn.
This function can be found in 5.7.9 Advanced

settings, Summertime.

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Advanced settings

5.7.1 Network settings

The Smartvest is set to DHCP by default. This means that the
Smartvest is automatically assigned an IP address, subnet mask,
gateway and DNS server by your router.

Should you wish to enter these manually, switch DHCP to “Off”

and enter your own details.

Note

We recommend leaving the DHCP function set
to “On”.

IP address
For the IP addresses available for the Smartvest IP address, refer

to your router settings.

Subnet mask
The subnet mask is dependent on the network to which you are

connected. The standard subnet mask is: 255.255.255.0.

Gateway and DNS server

For the gateway and DNS server, you usually enter your router’s

IP address.

Example of a manual entry:
IP address: 192.168.0.50
Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0
Gateway: 192.168.0.1
DNS server: 192.168.0.1

To complete the process, tap “Save” to store the details.

5.7.2 Security settings

Security settings

In the security settings, you can change the security code and
password for the Smartvest settings. It is strongly recommended
that you change both passwords when performing the initial
setup.

Device security code
Enter the old security code followed by the new one. Confirm this

again, then tap “Save”.

Note

The security code is automatically changed in the end
device central settings where the change was carried
out.

With other end devices, you must change the device
security code in the general settings (see Section 2.5

General settings) before you next log in.

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Password for settings
Enter the old password for settings and then the new password.

Confirm this again, then tap “Save”.

Note

If you have forgotten your security code or your
password for the settings, you can reset these to the
default value “123456”.

To do this, press the reset button on the Smartvest
using a paper clip for ten seconds (while operating);

this will restore the Smartvest’s factory settings. This

safeguards the pairing with the components and
ensures the most important settings are retained.

5.7.3 Status configuration

Select the status you would like to configure. This is how you
specify how your Smartvest will react in the relevant status.

Activated

Select the actuators and sensors you would like to trigger and/or
detect in “Active” status.

Exit delay

Activate the exit delay and configure the delay time so you have
enough time to leave the house after arming the Smartvest.
The exit delay applies for both “Armed” and “Part set”.

Acoustic signal for exit delay

Ongoing entry/exit delays can now be accompanied by an
acoustic signal from the alarm panel (piezo). The signal is
emitted at increasing intervals.

Note

In “Active” status, all actuators and sensors are

activated as standard.

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Part set

Select the actuators and sensors you would like to trigger and/or
detect in “Part set” status.

Exit delay

Activate the exit delay and configure the delay time so you have
enough time to leave the house after arming the Smartvest.
The exit delay applies for both “Armed” and “Part set”.

Note

In “Part set” status, all actuators and sensors are

activated as standard, with the exception of motion
detectors.

Acoustic signal for exit delay

Ongoing entry/exit delays can now be accompanied by an
acoustic signal from the alarm panel (piezo). The signal is emitted
at increasing intervals.

Deactivated
Entry delay

Activate the entry delay and configure the delay time so you have
enough time to disarm the Smartvest when entering the house.

Important

The entry delay carries an increased security risk as
the alarm panel can be tampered with during this time
period.

Acoustic signal for entry delay

Ongoing entry/exit delays can now be accompanied by an
acoustic signal from the alarm panel (piezo). The signal is emitted
at increasing intervals.

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5.7.4 Notifications

Use push notification

Enable push notification in order to be notified on your end device
when there is a status change or an alarm.

Email notification

- Set

Tap on “Activate email notification”. Enter the email addresses to

receive a notification in the subsequent menu.

Note

Every email address entered must first be verified.
Once it has been entered, you will receive a
verification email from [e-mail] with

the subject: “Please confirm your email address for

email notification”

Please remember to check in your spam and junk
folders. Please confirm your email address by
clicking on the blue hyperlink in the body of the email.
Once successfully confirmed, your web browser will

display the following message: “Your email address

has been verified”

- Enable

Enable email notification via the slider in order to be notified on
your end device when there is a status change or an alarm.

Enable SMS notification

Enable SMS notification via the slider in order to be notified on your
end device when there is a status change or an alarm. Further
settings can be made in the subsequent menu.

For SMS notification, go to www.cm.com and order a subscription
that suits you. After registering, you will receive a verification
request on your mobile. Confirm this,

then enter the key and your telephone number and select the
desired program.

Important

“SMS Service” is a product offered by CM Telecom
Germany GmbH, Office Frankfurt, Mainfrankenpark 53,
97337 Dettelbach. The service is used at your own risk.
ABUS Security-Center GmbH & Co. KG, Linker
Kreuthweg 5, 86444 Affing, Germany shall not assume
any liability for any possible damage caused as a result
of using the service.

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Selecting a notification type

It is now possible to set the notification type and language in the
Notifications settings.

Notification selection

You can now select or deselect individual groups of notifications.

The Smartvest adopts the new settings once the “Save” button has

been pressed.

Note
The settings are made for all notifications (push, email

and SMS)

Language selection

This is where you can select the language in which the notifications
(push, email, SMS) should be sent. The settings then apply to all
devices registered in the system, regardless of which language is
set for your smartphone/tablet.

Note
This function requires the Smartvest alarm panel to

be assigned a unique name, as the notifications will
now feature the set system name rather than the
network address (DID). Previously, the name of the
Smartvest alarm panel was saved in the app, which
meant every user could set an individual name in the
app.

Important
The alarm panel must undergo a password or

factory reset to change the location or enter a new
one.

5.7.5 Firmware update

Tap “Update” to start the firmware update.
Please wait until the message “Update completed” is displayed. –

The alarm control panel then restarts. The network LED flashes
red during the boot process.

Note

Any firmware update should ideally be carried out on
the same network as the Smartvest.

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5.7.6 Adopt time

Tap “Adopt time” to transfer the current time zone and time from

your smartphone to the Smartvest.

Note

Before adopting the time, please ensure that the

“Summertime” slide control has been correctly set

(see following point).

5.7.7 Daylight saving time

Activate summer time, to switch the time schedules from normal
time to summer time. The time schedules will be moved forward
an hour.

Deactivate summer time, to switch the time schedules from
summer time to normal time. The time schedules will be moved
back an hour.

5.7.8 About

Tap “About” to view up-to-date information on the Smartvest DID,
the current firmware version and the current app version.

5.7.9 Additional modes

Maintenance mode
Set the system to maintenance mode to avoid triggering the

tamper alarm and a supervision fault when changing the battery.

Important

Do not forget to deactivate maintenance mode again
for normal operation.

Test mode
After activating test mode, a view appears showing all new events

including motion detection. Test mode is only available if the
system is disarmed.

Important

Do not forget to deactivate test mode again for
normal operation.

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Remote mode
In “Remote Mode”, app functionality is limited to Remote Key

functions. This is suitable for users who should only be given
access to the basic functions e.g. children.

Remote access for service

The app now has a service access function to facilitate rapid
analyses when calling our customer service team. This can be
found in the Advanced settings area.

The slider activation must be confirmed in the subsequent pop-up
window. A four-digit number then appears, which the service team
will need to be able to access the Smartvest.

Note
The customer service team will cease to have remote

access once this function has been disarmed.

6. Technical data

Model number FUAA35010 – Smartvest

Battery

6 x AA (2 x 3) (1.5 V) as a backup power supply

Battery life

h

Ø 5

Operating temperature

°C

0–40

Frequency

MHz

868.3

Weight

g

540

Hygrometer

integrated

Dimensions

mm

279.6 x 89.3 x 193.8

Max. wireless zones

32

Max. humidity

%

80

Installation

Free-standing or wall installation

Network access

Mbit

10/100

Range

m

approx. 30 depending on the local conditions

Sound pressure

dB

Off, low (70), high (90)

Power supply

V

5

Power consumption

mA

Max. 450

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Model number FUHA35000 Wireless Socket

Connections

Schuko plug on device (type: F); Schuko socket on

device (type: F)

Operating temperature

°C

0–35

Frequency

MHz

868.3

Weight

g

129

Dimensions

mm

55 x 99 x 31

Max. humidity

%

80

Range

m

approx. 30 depending on the local conditions

Tamper monitoring

No

Switching power

W

< 3680

Signal check

Yes

Power supply

V

250 AC

Model number

FUMK35000 – Magnetic contact

Battery

1 x CR2032 (3 V)

Battery life

Ø 1 year

Operating temperature

°C

0–40

Frequency

MHz

868.3

Weight

g

30

Dimensions

mm

40 x 71 x 14

Max. humidity

%

80

Installation

Door or window installation

Range

m

approx. 30 depending on the local conditions

Tamper monitoring

Yes

Signal check

Yes

Model number

FUBW35000 – PIR Motion Detector

Battery

3 x AA (1.5 V)

Battery life

Ø 2 years

Operating temperature

°C

0–40

Type of detection

Heat recognition

Energy saving mode

s

120 (after motion is detected, the motion detector will

wait 120 seconds before sending another alert)

Detection range

m

12

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Frequency

MHz

868.3

Weight

g

163

Dimensions

mm

61 x 110 x 52

Max. humidity

%

80

Installation

Wall installation

Height > 2 m

PIR angle of view

Horizontal: 105°

Vertical: 45°

Range

m

approx. 30 depending on the local conditions

Tamper monitoring

Yes

Signal check

Yes

Model number

FURM35000 – Smoke/Heat Detector

Alarm muting

m

10

Battery

2 x AA (1.5 V)

Battery life

Ø 1 year

Operating temperature

°C

0–40

Detection range

m²

40

Frequency

MHz

868.3

Weight

g

166

Dimensions

mm

32 x 120

Max. humidity

%

93

Installation

Ceiling installation

Range

m

approx. 30 depending on the local conditions

Signal check

Yes

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Model number FUSG35000 – Siren

Battery

4 x C (1.5 V)

Battery life

Ø 2 years

Operating temperature

°C

-10–50

Frequency

MHz

868.3

Weight

g

870

Luminous colour

Red

Light source

LED

Dimensions

mm

112 x 300 x 102

Max. humidity

%

80

Installation

Wall installation in protected outdoor area.

Range

m

approx. 30 depending on the local conditions

Tamper monitoring

Yes

Sound pressure

dB

Off, low (80), high (100)

Protection class

IP

44

Signal check

Yes

Power supply

V

5

Power consumption

mA

200

Model number

FUBE35000/FUBE35001 – Remote Key

Battery

1 x CR2032 (3 V)

Battery life

Ø 2 years

Operating temperature

°C

0–40

Frequency

MHz

868.3

Weight

g

22

Dimensions

mm

30 x 60 x 14

Max. humidity

%

80

Range

m

approx. 30 depending on the local conditions

Tamper monitoring

No

Signal check

No

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Model number

FUBE35010/FUBE35011 – Control Panel

Battery

4 x AA (1.5 V)

Battery life

Ø 1 year

Operating temperature

°C

0–40

Frequency

MHz

868.3

Weight

g

318

Dimensions

mm

140 x 120 x 30

Max. humidity

%

93 %

Installation

Wall installation indoors

Range

m

approx. 30 depending on the local conditions

Tamper monitoring

Yes

Signal check

Yes

Power supply

V

5 V

Power consumption

mA

max. 100

Model number FUWM35000 – Flood Detector

Battery

4 x AA (1.5 V)

Battery life

Ø 2 years

Operating temperature

°C

0–40

Frequency

MHz

868.3

Weight

g

310

Dimensions

mm

120 x 87 x 39

Max. humidity

%

93 %

Installation

Wall installation indoors

Range

m

approx. 30 m depending on the local conditions

Tamper monitoring

No

Signal check

Yes

Power supply

V

5 V

Power consumption

mA

max. 100

Sound pressure

dB

90

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Model number FUBE35020 – Wireless Button

Battery

1 x CR2032 (3 V)

Battery life

Ø 1 year

Operating temperature

°C

0–40

Frequency

MHz

868.3

Weight

g

30

Dimensions

mm

70 x 30 x 10

Max. humidity

%

80

Installation

Wall or adhesive installation indoors

Range

m

approx. 30 depending on the local conditions

Tamper monitoring

No

Signal check

No

Model number

FUSG35010 – Wireless Door Bell

Battery

3 x AA (1.5 V)

Battery life

Ø 1 year

Operating temperature

°C

0–40

Frequency

MHz

868.3

Weight

g

146

Dimensions

mm

105 x 60 x 28

Max. humidity

%

80

Installation

Wall installation indoors

Range

m

approx. 30 depending on the local conditions

Tamper monitoring

No

Signal check

No

Model number

FUEM35000 – Vibration Detector

Battery

1 x CR2032 (3 V)

Battery life

Ø 1 year

Operating temperature

°C

0–35

Frequency

MHz

868.3

Weight

g

20

Dimensions

mm

27 x 68 x 14

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Max. humidity

%

80

Installation

Wall installation indoors

Range

m

approx. 30 depending on the local conditions

Tamper monitoring

No

Signal check

No

7. FURM35000A Smartvest Wireless Smoke/Heat Detector

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0359

0359-CPR-00493

EN 14604:2005/AC:2008

Introduction

Information on user guide

Dear Customer,
Thank you for choosing our product and putting your trust in us. You’ve made a good choice.
This smoke alarm device (hereinafter referred to as “detector” or “device”) has been developed with

great care and manufactured to assist you in swiftly detecting the danger of a fire. Please read this user
manual in its entirety and follow all instructions to ensure optimal handling of the device.

This booklet is the installation and maintenance guide.

Intended use

Only use the device for the purpose for which it was built and designed. Any other use is considered
unintended.

This device may only be used for the following purpose:
Fire and smoke detection in private households
This smoke alarm device features a heat warning function. It is not, however, a heat detector as specified

by EN 54 or other standards required by law for fire detection systems.

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Limitation of liability

Your rights are limited to the repair or replacement of this product in its as-delivered condition. ABUS
Security-Center does not assume liability for any special, incidental or consequential damages, including
but not limited to accrued loss of profit or earnings, loss or recovery of data, costs for replacement
equipment, downtimes, property damages or claims of third parties resulting from, among others,
contractual, legal or tort recovery claims created by the warranty, irrespective of other limited warranty
stipulations or those implied by law or in the event that the limited warranty is invalid, the extent of liability
of ABUS Security-Center is limited to the purchase price of this product.

We reserve the right to make changes to this manual without prior notice.
© ABUS Security-Center GmbH & Co. KG, 03/2016

Safety information

Explanation of symbols

The following symbols are used in this manual and on the device:

Symbol

Signal word

Meaning

Danger

Indicates a risk of injury or health hazards.

Danger

Indicates a risk of injury or health hazards caused by electrical voltage.

Important

Indicates possible damage to the device/accessories.

Note

Indicates important information.

Information on the battery

The device is powered by two 1.5 V AA replaceable batteries.

- High direct heat may damage the batteries. For this reason, you should not place the
device on heat sources (such as radiators) or in direct sunlight.

- The batteries cannot be recharged.

- Batteries should only be removed in order to be changed, otherwise the device cannot
warn you of a serious incident.

- To ensure a long lifespan and safe operation, we recommend using the following high­quality batteries: “Gold Peak Group GP15A” or “Energizer E91”.

- After replacing the batteries, you must always check that the device is functioning
correctly.

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Packaging

- Keep packaging material and small parts away from children. There is a risk of suffocation.

- Remove all packaging material before using the device.

Functioning of the device

To ensure that the device functions correctly, please note the following points:

- Do not cover the device.

- Do not paint over the device or cover it with wallpaper.

- Do not, on any account, open or repair the device. Failure to observe this instruction will
invalidate the warranty.

- Do not use the device if it has been dropped or damaged in any other way.

Scope of delivery

 ABUS smoke alarm device including batteries
 User guide
 Installation material

Technical data

Power supply

2 x 1.5 V alkaline batteries (replaceable)

Smoke detection

Photoelectric reflection

Heat detection

54 °C–70 °C

Power consumption

<250 µA (standby) || <40 mA (alarm)

Operating temperature

0 to 40 °C

Humidity

10 % to 93 % (non-condensing)

Sound pressure

> 85 dB (A)@3 m

Alarm muting

< 10 minutes

Detection range

Max. 40 m² within a room

Installation location

Ceiling (only in interior spaces)

Radio frequency

868.3 MHz

Functional principle and features

The smoke alarm device does not detect gas, steam, fire or flames.

People with impaired hearing may not be able to hear the alarm. Alarms with additional optical
signalling are available for such cases.

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Particularly high electromagnetic radiation could impair the function of the detector. For this reason,
do not install the detector near magnets or devices which produce electromagnetic radiation.

The smoke alarm device operates in accordance with the optical principle (photoelectric reflection)
and features a measurement chamber in which infiltrating smoke particles are measured.

If the alarm threshold is exceeded, a loud acoustic alarm sounds. The smoke alarm device also has
a heat detector that triggers an alarm if a threshold value is exceeded.

The alarm is switched off as soon as the measurement chamber is free of smoke again and/or the
temperature has fallen back to a normal level.

Behaviour in case of alarm

1. Alert all occupants.

2. Help children as well as disabled, elderly and sick people.

3. Close all windows and doors behind you.

4. Leave the house immediately.

5. Do not use lifts.

6. Alert the fire service: Tel. 112.

Selecting location

Smoke alarm devices are to be used as the bare minimum equipment in all bedrooms, children’s
rooms, and hallways that act as escape routes, and are to be installed in each case in the middle of the
room, on the ceiling only (do not install on a wall) (Fig. 2). Select the highest installation location with a
minimum distance of 50 cm to surrounding walls, furniture and lamps. Configuration is optimal when
devices are located in all other rooms as well as staircases. In washrooms (bathrooms, lavatories etc.),
a smoke alarm device is generally not necessary because the risk of fire is low.

Please note the graphics in this manual and the detailed information available in the EN14676 standard
“Smoke alarm devices for use in residential buildings, apartments and rooms with similar purposes –
Installation, use and maintenance”.

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Where smoke alarm devices should not be installed

Outside (use only in closed rooms)

In rooms in which the alarm could be triggered by disturbance variables (steam,
condensation, “normal” smoke, vapour, dust, dirt or grease)

Next to an air duct or similar ventilation opening (draughts)

In areas in which the temperature can fall below 0 °C or rise to over 40 °C

On unstable surfaces with designs that render them unsuitable for installation with screw
anchors

Installation and start-up

Take the following steps in the specified order to install the detector on the ceiling:

1. Loosen the smoke alarm device from the housing base by turning it

anticlockwise.

2. Insert the batteries, ensuring that the polarity is correct.

3. Mark drill holes through the housing base.

4. Drill the necessary holes and attach the screw anchors, then screw on

the detector base.

When marking out the drill holes, make sure there are no electrical wires or cables, pipes or
other important components behind the mounting location.

5. Mount the smoke alarm device on the detector base by turning it

clockwise.

Failure to follow the instructions for the selection of a location and installation may result in
risk of injury, e.g. from smoke alarm devices falling down.

Displays and functions

Normal state

In the normal state, the red control LED under the housing cover flashes once every 40 seconds
and signals that the detector is ready for operation.

Testing the device electronics

Regularly check the functionality of the smoke alarm device by pressing the
Test button. The warning tone signals and the red “ALARM” LED flashes.

This does not indicate that smoke is present in the air in the room; it is a
confirmation that the smoke alarm device is functioning properly.

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Test the functionality of the detector after installation without fail. A regular test is also
recommended.

Keep the device at arm’s length to protect your hearing.

To carry out a test, hold the Test button down for just 3-5 seconds.
Holding the Test button down for 15 seconds will reset the smoke detector to the factory

default settings. This will cause it to lose its connection with Smartvest and other smoke
alarm devices.

Weak batteries

If the detector’s battery charge falls below a certain value, the detector signals this with an acoustic

warning tone (every 40 seconds). If this warning signal sounds, the detector batteries must be
immediately replaced with new batteries. Pressing the Test button mutes the fault signal for 8 hours.

From the time of the first battery warning signal, the detector is still operable and completely
functional for at least 30 more days.

Self-test with automatic error message

The smoke alarm device periodically runs a self-test.
If the trigger sensitivity of the detector falls below the required minimum threshold (e.g. as a result

of excess contamination of the smoke measurement chamber), the detector beeps once every
40 seconds. Pressing the Test button mutes the fault signal for 8 hours.

If the error message does not clear after the detector has been cleaned, the detector must
be replaced immediately (see “Care and maintenance” section).

Alarm state: Smoke

If smoke is detected, a loud, pulsing alarm tone sounds and the red LED flashes at the same time
at short intervals. In this case, proceed as described in the “Behaviour in case of alarm” section.

Alarm tone 0.5 s – pause 0.5 s – alarm tone 0.5 s – pause 0.5 s – alarm tone 0.5 s – pause 1.5 s

Alarm state: Heat

If heat is detected, a loud, pulsing alarm tone sounds and the red LED flashes at the same time at
short intervals. In this case, proceed as described in the “Behaviour in case of alarm” section.

Alarm tone 0.2 s – pause 0.1 s

Alarm state triggered by remote notification

If another detector informs the detector of an alarm, a loud, pulsing alarm tone sounds and the red
LED flashes at the same time at short intervals.

Alarm tone – alarm tone – pause 1.2 s

At the same time, the detector receiving notification of the alarm checks to see how long the other
detector has been sending the remote notification.

The pulsing alarm tone will stop sounding 60 seconds after the detector which triggered the alarm
is muted.

To reduce this time, the pulsing alarm tone can be stopped after just 30 seconds by pressing the
Test button (for 1 second).

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Test alarm triggered by remote notification

Carry out the test as described in the “Testing the device electronics” section.
If additional wireless smoke/heat detectors are connected to Smartvest, they will be notified of the

test at this point and confirm the test for 60 seconds.
A loud, pulsing alarm tone sounds and the red LED flashes at the same time at short intervals.
You can mute the detectors receiving the notification at an earlier point by pressing the Test button

(for 1 second) 30 seconds after starting the test.

Alarm muting function (hush mode)

If the detector is in the alarm state, the acoustic alarm can be deactivated
for 10 minutes by pressing the test button.

If the muting function is active, the red LED flashes every 8 seconds.
If smoke is still detected in the smoke measurement chamber after the 10-

minute muting period, the acoustic alarm will sound again.

Connecting the detector to the Smartvest alarm panel

The Smartvest wireless smoke/heat detector can be connected to a Smartvest alarm panel.
To do this, follow the instructions in the Smartvest app. The teach-in process must first be
initiated in the app. The batteries are then inserted in the detector and the connection is
established between the detector and the alarm panel.

Once the detector has been connected to the Smartvest alarm panel, the detector will notify
all other Smartvest wireless smoke/heat detectors within range that are connected to the
same Smartvest alarm panel, and the alarm panel itself, in the event of an alarm. The alarm
panel will then react in accordance with the alarm settings and will activate sirens or send
notifications, for example.

Connecting the detector to identical detectors

The Smartvest wireless smoke/heat detector can also be connected to other Smartvest
wireless smoke/heat detectors without a Smartvest alarm panel. To do this, follow these
steps:

1. Define one detector as the central detector.

2. Insert the batteries into the central detector and wait 3 seconds.

3. Press and hold the Test button on the central detector for more than 10 seconds until
the LED starts flashing quickly. Now release the Test button.

4. Insert the batteries into the detector that is to be connected to the central detector and
wait a few seconds – the connection will be established automatically.

5. Test whether the detectors have been successfully connected to one another: To do so,
press the Test button on one of the detectors and hold it until it triggers an alarm tone
at least three times. The connected detectors now signal the remote notification
alarm state.

6. Press the test button for 15 seconds to reset the smoke detector to the factory default
settings and to end the connection to the other smoke alarm devices.

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Care and maintenance

What should you do in the event of a false alarm?

Possible reasons for a false alarm are: Welding and cutting work, soldering and other high­temperature work, sawing and grinding, dust from construction work or cleaning, extreme
electromagnetic effects, and temperature fluctuations which lead to condensation of the humidity in
the detector.

If work which could cause false alarms is being carried out near the detector, the detector
should be covered or removed temporarily. After this work is completed, however, it is
essential to restore and test the original functionality.

Cleaning

According to German application standard DIN 14676, the functionality of every installed
smoke alarm device must be regularly tested and ensured with maintenance and repair work.

This consists of an inspection at least once every 12 ± 3 months including maintenance and
function checks of the warning signals.

The measures and results must be documented accordingly.

Dusty detectors must be cleaned. You can clean dust from the air vents of the detector using
a vacuum cleaner or compressed air.

If necessary, you can remove the dust with a brush.

You can clean the surface using a cloth slightly dampened in soapy water.

Do not allow water to enter the inside of the device. Do not clean the device in a dishwasher.

Do not use sharp, pointed, abrasive or corrosive cleaning materials, chemicals or hard
brushes.

Maintenance

The electronic components of every smoke alarm device are subject to ageing processes.
In addition, the insect protection grid and smoke measurement chamber will inevitably
become soiled over time.

In order to guarantee the full functionality of the smoke alarm devices, they must be
exchanged 10 years after installation at the latest.

Changing the battery

Turn the detector anticlockwise and remove it from the mount.

Remove the old batteries.

Insert two new batteries, ensuring that the polarity is correct.

Test the smoke alarm device. To do so, press and hold the Test button for > 5 seconds;
the detector repeats the pattern: 3 alarm tones, 1.5-second pause.

Turn the detector clockwise onto the mount.

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Warranty

 ABUS products are designed and manufactured with the greatest care and tested

according to the applicable regulations.

 The warranty only covers defects caused by material or manufacturing errors at the time

of sale. If there are demonstrable material or manufacturing errors, the smoke alarm
device will be repaired or replaced at the warrantor’s discretion.

 In such cases, the warranty ends when the original warranty period of two years expires.

All further claims are expressly rejected.

 The warranty does not cover the batteries supplied.

 ABUS will not be held liable for defects and damage caused by external influences

(e.g. transport, use of force, operating errors), inappropriate use, normal wear and tear
or failure to observe the instructions in this manual.

 In the event of a warranty claim, the original receipt with the date of purchase and a

short written description of the problem must be supplied along with the smoke alarm
device in question.

 If you discover a defect on your smoke alarm device which existed at the time of

purchase, contact your dealer directly within the first two years.

Disposal

Dispose of the device in accordance with EC Directive 2002/96/EC – WEEE (Waste
Electrical and Electronic Equipment). If you have any questions, please contact the
municipal authority responsible for disposal. You can get information on collection points
for waste equipment from your local authority, from local waste disposal companies or your
dealer, for example.

Declaration of conformity

ABUS Security-Center hereby declares that the enclosed product(s) comply with the requirements of
the following directives:

RED Directive (2014/53/EU), EMC Directive (2014/30/EU), RoHS Directive (2011/65/EU). The full EU

Declaration of Conformity text can be found at: www.abus.com/product/Itemnumber (‘Item number’ in

the link to be replaced with the article number of the enclosed product[s])

It can also be obtained at the following address: ABUS Security-Center GmbH & Co. KG, Linker
Kreuthweg 5, 86444 Affing, GERMANY

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Declaration of performance

This smoke alarm device is tested and certified as a building product in accordance with regulation
EU 305/2011. Production is monitored by regular and independent inspections for continued compliance
with legal and standard specifications.

Declaration of performance FURM35000A#1115 can be found here:
www.abus.com/ger/Service/Leistungserklaerungen