SecuPlace
Quick User Guide
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Connecting to MyELAS
To get started connect to MyELAS via the Web or Smartphone apps.
Registering & Logging into MyELAS – Web App
To register to MyELAS:
1. Go to: www.MyELAS.com/register. On the registration
screen fill in all required fields:
2. Press REGISTER.
3. Open the e-mail (sent to the e-mail address defined as the
Login name), and then click the link.
To log in to MyELAS:
1. Go to: www.MyELAS.com. On the login screen enter the
user name and password used when registering:
2. Enter your PIN code (same as your user code – the default
master code is 1234), and then press ENTER.
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Registering & Logging into MyELAS – Smartphone App
To register to MyELAS:
1. Download the Smartphone app:
iOS app Android app
2. On the registration screen fill in all required fields:
Android registration screen iOS registration screen
3. Press Register.
4. Open the e-mail (sent to the e-mail address defined as the
Login name), and then click the link.
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To login to MyELAS:
1. Go to the Login screen.
Android login screen iOS login screen
2. Enter the user name and password used when registering.
3. Enter your PIN code (same as your user code – the default
master code is 1234).
4. Press ENTER.
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Describing Control Panel Keypad & System LEDs
Control Panel Keypad
Keypad buttons Description
Arming – from left to right: full
arm, partial arm, perimeter arm
Alphanumeric
buttons for user code
Disarming – for disarming the
system. Also silences the sounder.
Accept / OK –for confirming
selection and for saving.
Reject / cancel – for cancelling, or
returning to prior menu item.
Menu navigation – for scrolling
up / down through menu options.
Panic alarm – sends notification
(control panel is silent).
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Control Panel LEDs
LED Color State Status
OK LED
(System
Status
LED)
N/A Off
Green On
Both AC electrical power and
battery power are disconnected
System power status is ok (no
system trouble)
Open (activated) zone. Check that
the windows and doors are closed
Green Flashing
and no movement is detected by
the detectors within the protected
area.
Yellow On System trouble
Yellow Slow flashing
Yellow
Yellow
Quick
flashing
Slow and
quick flashing
Low battery (in control panel or
transmitters)
AC power loss
System trouble in addition to AC
power loss / low battery
N/A Off System is disarmed
Green On System is armed
Alarm activation (flashes until
system is disarmed).
Red Flashing
NOTE: Scroll on keypad to view
trouble message(s).
Keyfob LED
The keyfob LED flashes once when transmitting a command, and
flashes repeatedly to indicate a low battery condition.
PIR-Pet Detector LED
The PIR-Pet detector LED flashes upon detection.
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Defining Users & Follow-Me Contact
SecuPlace supports up to 32 users, each requiring a unique 4-digit
user code to operate the system.
NOTE: Controlled codes communicate your system commands to
the alarm receiving centre, whereas non-controlled codes do not.
Slot(s) Code type Description
[Controlled] For master user. Default is 1234.
1 Master code
2-19 User codes [Controlled] For system users.
20-25 User codes [Non-controlled] For system users.
26-27
Limited
user codes
Duress
28
code
NOTE: For security, it is best to change the code
immediately after system setup.
[Controlled] For temporary users, valid 24 hours.
For all system users, for situations when one is
forced to disarm the system. It sends a “silent”
duress event message to the alarm receiving
centre or to a pre-defined user.
Telecontrol
29
30
code
Alarm
Receiving
Centre /
audio (TWA) communication to the control
panel via telephone.
For alarm receiving centre operator. For two-way
audio (TWA) communication with control panel
for up to 10 minutes after an alarm activation.
TWA code
For remote system operations and two-way
32
Engineer
code
For the engineer only. Default code is 1111.
NOTE: For security, it is recommended to change
the code immediately after system installation.
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Defining User Codes
System user codes are typically designated from MyELAS. They can
also be assigned from the control panel by the Master user.
To define user codes at the control panel:
1. Press , and then enter the master code (default is
1234) or the engineer code (default is 1111).
2. Use to scroll to 4. USER CODES, then press .
3. Use to scroll to the specific code slot that you
would like to assign, edit or delete (see chart above for the
available slots and their descriptions), and then press .
4. Scroll and select either: 1. EDIT CODE (to change or delete
a code) or 2.DESCRIPTOR (to change the code description
/ name), and then press .
5. Enter either the changed code or the changed code
description as follows:
• Use to move from character to character on
the display (or wait a second after entering a character to
automatically move to the next space).
• Press any button repeatedly to toggle between the letters
and number printed on it.
• Press to delete a character.
NOTE: If you want to delete a code, change it to 0000.
6. Press to confirm.
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Designating a Follow Me Contact Number
Designate the cell phone number of a system user to receive SMS
Follow Me notifications of system events.
To designate a Follow Me number:
1. At the control panel press , then enter the master code
(default is 1234) or the engineer code (default is 1111).
2. Use to scroll to 5. FOLLOW ME #, then press .
3. Enter the area code and number, and then press .
NOTE: To edit the number, scroll to 5. FOLLOW ME #, then
press . Use to move between digits, and
press to delete a digit.
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Performing Commands
User-performed commands can be performed at the control panel,
keyfob, and via the Smartphone and Web apps.
Control Panel and Keyfob Commands
Command Control Panel Procedure
Full arm
Press . Then if prompted enter code.
Partial
arm
Press . Then if prompted enter code
Perimeter
arm
Press . Then if prompted enter code.
Disarm
(& silence
Enter code
alarms)
Panic
alarm
Fire alarm
Press and simultaneously.
Press and simultaneously.
Keyfob
Procedure
Press .
Press .
Press .
Press .
Press
&
simultaneously
N/A
Medical
alarm
Press and simultaneously;
control panel beeps to indicate alarm
activation.
View
If a trouble message displays, press
troubles
to scroll and view system troubles.
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N/A
N/A
Command Control Panel Procedure
Access
Press and then enter code. Scroll
menu
mode
with , then press to
confirm.
1. Press and enter master code
(default is 1234).
2. Press 2.
3. Scroll with to select either:
• 2. Unbypass All (to unbypass all
zones that have been bypassed).
Bypass /
unbypass
Press twice.
-OR-
zones
• Bypass/Unbyp (to select a specific
zone to either bypass or unbypass).
Keyfob
Procedure
N/A
N/A
Press , then use
to scroll to the zone, and now press
to toggle between
bypass/unbypass options. Finally,
press to select, followed by
to save the changes.
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SMS Commands
Command Description SMS Command Code
Disarm 120
Full arm 121
Partial arm 122
Perimeter arm 123
Receive system arming
status (master user only)
200
To send a command by SMS:
From your cell phone, enter text (in the order of this example):
Command Description # User Code Command code
D I S A R M # 1 2 3 4 1 2 0
NOTES:
• Command description is optional. You can start with the #.
• Command description can be up to 43 characters long, using
either capital or lower case letters.
• Do not leave spaces between the entered text.
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Telephone “Telecontrol” Commands
To use Telecontrol commands:
1. Call the phone (regular or cellular) that is connected to the
control panel at the premises:
•
[Regular phone]: Wait for 3 rings and hang up. Then wait
at least 5 seconds and dial the number again – after the
second ring the system answers and 2 tones are sounded.
•
[Cell phone]: Wait until the system answers and 2 tones
are sounded.
2. Within 15 seconds, enter 29 (Telecontrol code), and after a
tone sounds, select the operation you wish to perform:
Press Function
Enable Two-Way Audio (TWA)
Fully arm system
Disarm system
Cancel sounder
Extend call duration
then
Disconnect call
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Component Battery Replacement
Be sure to replace batteries with the correct type and polarity. See
the EL website for battery updates.
WARNING: To prevent explosion, fire, damage, injury, or
death, do not recharge batteries or expose to high heat. Dispose of
used batteries according to applicable law and regulations.
Replacing Keyfob Batteries
To replace keyfob batteries:
Replacing Detector and Accessory Batteries
Do the following to silence the sounder when replacing batteries:
To replace detector and accessory batteries:
1. From the control panel, press for about 3 seconds
until REPLACE BATTERY displays.
2. Remove the old battery, and then insert the new one; the
tamper alarm is activated as usual, but the sounder does
not sound.
3. Press to exit the battery replacement mode.
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Contacting your Engineer
When in need of service, for ordering components, or for questions
related to the system, please retain this information for future use.
Engineer name:
Engineer address,
_________________________________________
_________________________________________
telephone, e-mail:
Hours of business:
Website:
_________________________________________
_________________________________________
Other information: _________________________________________
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Contacting Electronics Line 3000 Ltd.
Electronics Line 3000 Ltd.
International Headquarters:
14 Hachoma St.
Rishon Le Zion
Israel, 75655
Tel: (+972-3) 963-7777
Fax: (+972-3) 961-6584
EL website: www.electronics-line.com or
RTTE Compliance Statement
Hereby, Electronics Line 3000 Ltd. declares that this product is in
compliance with the essential requirements and other relevant
provisions of Directive 1999/5/EC. The declaration of conformity
may be consulted at www.electronics-line.com
Copyright 2014, Electronics Line 3000 Ltd. All rights reserved.
11/2014
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5IN2356 B
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