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GSM Alarm System
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GSM Alarm System
For a better understanding of this product, please read this user
manual thoroughly before using it.
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User’s Manual
Syst em disarmed
11/26/2013
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CONTENTS
Chapter 1. Features
Chapter 2. Control Panel Introduction
Chapter 3. Initialization
Chapter 4. System Settings
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2. Add Remote Controls
3. Delete Remote Controls
4. Pair Wireless Sensors
5. Delete Wireless Sensors
6. Defense Zone Place Setting
7. Defense Zone Mode Setting
8. Siren Ring Time Setting
9. Alarm Delay Setting
10. Alarm Number Setting
11. Delete Alarm Number
12. SMS Number Setting
13. Delete SMS Number
14. Voice Recording
15. Record Play
16. System Date Setting
17. System Time Setting
18. Timely Arm Setting
19. Timely Disarm Setting
20. Wireless Siren Setting
21. Wireless Siren Encryption
Enter Settings
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23. Change Program Password
24. Arm Delay Time Setting
25. Alarm Delay Time Setting
26. Voice Prompt Function
27. Siren Prompt for Arm/Disarm
28. Backlight Setting
29. Siren Setting in SOS Mode
30. SMS Reply for Arm/ Disarm
31. SMS Alert for External Power Failure/ Recovery
32. Language Setting
33. Factory Reset
34. Forget Password
Chapter 5. Operation Instructions
1. Away arm
2. Home Arm
3. Disarm
4. Answer Alarm Call
5. Remote Control
6. Emergency Help
7. System Dialing Function
8. Alarming Record Checking
Chapter 6. Technical Parameters
Chapter 7. Components List
Chapter 8. Care and Maintenance
Change Operate Password
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Features
Elegant and advanced touch keypad for easy operation;
128x64 lattice LCD screen with clock display;
4 wired and 10 wireless defense zones; each wireless zone supports
maximum 10 sensors;
Support maximum 8 remote controls;
One relay switch: it will be connected when alarming;
Built-in high-volume speaker, and artificial intelligent digital voice
announcer;
Built-in artificial intelligent English message;
10-second automatic voice message recording;
Can preset 6 phone numbers: when alarming, system will make audio
call to these numbers automatically;
Can preset 3 SMS numbers: when alarming, system will send SMS;
Timely arm and disarm;
Can be used as a wireless telephone by using keypad to make calls;
One-key-control: out arm, home arm, arm by remote controller or
phone call;
SOS, fire, gas, door, hall, window, balcony, and boundary places
alarm;
Real-time, delay, 24 hours, bypass defense zones programming
function;
Wireless learning code: easy to add additional wireless accessories;
Remote control the device to arm, disarm, monitor, and intercom by
phone;
Record checking: the device can store 30 alarm records;
Built-in LI battery: automatically recharge.
Different arm status: out arm, home arm, delay arm and timely arm;
Arm by different ways: panel keypad, remote controller, remote call;
Alarm call has the priority: even when the number of the device is busy;
Chapter 1. Features
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Chapter 2. Control Panel Introduction
Control Panel Introduction
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Status LED
POWER: power and working status indicator.
-flashing once per second means the external power supply is
disconnected and the panel is run by backup battery;
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SET: system status indicator.
-on: system is under away arm status;
-off: system is under disarm status;
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LCD screen: Resolution: 128x64; support English and Chinese display.
-flashing once per second: system is under home arm status;
SIGNAL: wireless signal indicator.
ALARM:
ARM: when pressed; the system will enter AWAY ARM status.
STAY: when pressed; the system will enter HOME ARM status.
CALL: used to make call. Enter the number you want to call, and then
-flashing quickly when the system is sending alarm SMS or making call;
-comfort LED flashing (flash very slowly like breath): delay alarming.
Touch Keypad: this keypad is Resistive Touch Panel which requires
press with certain strength. But please do not push it
heavily.
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flashing once per 3 seconds means the external power supply is normal.
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4. Wired ports
Control Panel Introduction
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JDQ-2
T-Vcc
T-GND
SIREN+
SIREN-
Zone l
GND
Zone 2
Zone 3
GND
Zone 4
JDQ-1
RED
SIREN WIRED SENSOR
101112
JDQ-1
JDQ-2
T-Vcc
T-GND
SIREN+
SIREN-
Zone1
GND
Zone2
Zone3
GND
Zone4
123456789
OFF ON
POWER IN
press this button. Pressing it during the phone call will hang up the call.
SOS: emergency alarm
ESC: clear the input content or back to last operation
ENTER: confirm
The alarm SMS for wire zone: 1/2/3/4 Wired zone SOS Alarm
5. Power switch. (Note: you should turn on this switch even you have
connected the power adaptor.)
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JDQ-1
Relay ports. They will connect when the
system is alarming.
2 JDQ-2
3
T_VCC Positive end of 12V output
4
Negative end of 12V output
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SIREN+
Positive of siren (red cable)
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SIREN-
Negative of siren (black cable)
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GND
GND
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T_GND
Zone 1
Wired sensor 1: support both NO and NC
GND
GND
Zone 2 Wired sensor 2: support both NO and NC
Zone 3 Wired sensor 3: support both NO and NC
Zone 4 Wired sensor 4: support both NO and NC
BLACK
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Initialization
Chapter 3. Initialization
Correct initiation of the main panel is important to its normal working
and lifespan.
1. Connect the wired accessories that you need.
2. Insert SIM card.
3.
Chapter 4. System Settings
All the settings have to be done in setting status. Press 2/8/4/6 to turn
up/ down/ left/ right.
1. Enter Settings
Turn on the power switch.
Enter setting status: in the state of disarm, input 6-digit password
(system default: 123123), and then press ENTER. The main panel
makes a “beep” and SET indicator lights on. The screen shows remote
controller setting.
Please pay attention to the direction arrow marked
on the slot: “LOCK” “OPEN”. Do not insert or take
out the SIM card when the main unit is power on.
6. SIM card slot:
Connect the power adaptor. The main panel will start self-inspection
and the POWER indicator LED will turn on. If this LED does not
light on, you need to restart the panel. Please do it at least 10
seconds later as repeated power on and off in short time is bad to
the panel's service life.
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5.
The signal icon and SIM card icon on the LCD screen will flash when
searching signal. And the SIM card icon will disappear after
searching GSM network successfully.
6.
Check the GSM signal icon on the screen. Normal performance will
be affected when the signal has less than 3 bars. Please put the
main panel at the place with good GSM signal.
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2. Add Remote Controls
This device supports maximum 8 remote controls. Extra remote
controls have to be paired with the panel in order to perform normally.
Their pairing code cannot be empty or the same with the saved code in
the panel.
Method: enter remote control setting menu, press “4” or “6” to choose
remote controller serial number, press “8” to find “pair” and then press
ENTER to confirm. Trigger the remote control you want to add, the
panel will make two beeps after receiving it. And then press ENTER to
confirm. If the remote control has been saved before, after triggering it,
the main unit will make four beeps and LCD screen display “Error,
Repeated code”.
Fig 1: enter remote control menu Fig 2: choose remote control serial
number and pair menu
Fig 3: waiting to receive signal
Fig 4A: recognize successfully
Fig 4B: the remote control has
been paired before
Fig 5: press ENTER to save
Remote control
Exit
Enter
Operation figures:
Remote control 1
Back
Enter
Pair
Delete
Remote control 1
Back
Save
000000000
Trigger remote
Remote control 1
Back
Save
077015192
Normal code
Remote control 1
Back
Save
Error
Repeat code
System Settings
Fig 1: disarm status
System disarmed
123123
Enter:
System disarmed
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Remote control
Exit
Enter
Fig 2: please enter password Fig 3: press ENTER to set
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Save completed
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3. Delete Remote Controls
If the remote control is lost or damaged, it should be deleted. After
deletion, it cannot control the main panel.
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System Settings
Fig 1: enter remote control
setting
Fig 2: choose the control you
want to delete
Fig 3: press ENTER to confirm
Method: enter remote control setting menu, press “4” or “6” to choose
the remote control you want to delete. Press “8” to find “delete”, and
then press ENTER.
Operation figures:
Remote control 1
Back
Enter
Coding
Delete
Remote control
Exit
Enter
This alarm system has 10 wireless defense zones, each of which
supports up to 10 wireless detectors. Extra sensors not in the standard
package have to be paired to the panel in order to perform normally.
Their pairing code cannot be empty or the same with the saved code in
the panel.
Method: enter defense zone setting menu, press “4” or “6” to choose
sensor, press “8” to find “pair” and then press ENTER to confirm.
Trigger the sensor you want to add, the panel will make two beeps
after receiving it. And then press ENTER to confirm. If the sensor has
been saved before, after triggering it, the main unit will make four
beeps and LCD screen display “Error, Repeated code”.
Operation figures:
4. Pair Wireless Sensors
Note: wireless keypad and panic button should also be set as
“remote control”.
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System Settings
Fig 4A: recognize successfully
Fig 4B: the host has the same
code with sensor code
Fig 5: press ENTER to save
Back
Save
Error
Repeat code
Zone 1
Back
Save
241015162
Normal code
Zone 1
5. Delete Wireless Sensors
The wireless detector can't control the main panel after it's deleted.
Method: enter defense zone setting menu, press “4” or “6” to choose
the sensor you want to delete. Press “8” to find “delete”, and then
press ENTER.
6. Defense Zone Place Setting
The location of defense zone can be set in the main panel, so that the
panel can send correspondent alarm message. There are 8 locations
for alarm: SOS, fire, gas, door, hall, window, balcony, and boundary.
Operation figures:
Pair
Delete
Zone 1
Back
Enter
Zone
Enter
Exit
Fig 1: enter defense zone setting
Fig 2: choose zone number Fig 3: choose Delete and press
ENTER
Back
Save
Exit
Enter
Enter
Exit
Fig 1: enter defense zone setting
Fig 2: choose zone number and
press ENTER
Fig 3: waiting signal from sensor
000000000
Trigger sensor
Zone 1Zone 1
Pair
Delete
Zone
Enter
Exit
Enter
Back
Delete completed
Save completed
Save
Back
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System Settings
Operation figures:
Back
Enter
Place: Fire
Armed: Enable
Zone 1
Back
Enter
Place: GAS
Armed: Enable
Zone 1
Zone
Enter
Exit
Fig 1: enter defense zone setting Fig 2: choose defense zone place Fig 3: press ENTER to confirm
Fig 4: (this example)
Before setting, the alarm SMS for zone 1 is: 1wireless zone fire alarm;
After setting, it is: 1wireless zone gas alarm.
The format of alarm SMS: [1~10] wireless zone [place] alarm. For
example, you set the place of zone 4 as “window”. The alarm SMS you
receive is: 4 wireless zone window alarm.
7. Defense Zone Mode Setting
Normally the sensors will work and make an alarm once triggered
under arm status. But sometimes you may need some of them work
and some not, or some sensors working all the time no matter the
system is armed or disarmed. Then you can do this setting.
Method: enter defense zone setting menu, press “2” or “8” to choose
HOME arm status (enable or disable), press ENTER to confirm.
Setting methods for OUT arm and DISARM are the same.
Operation figures:
Please refer to “Chapter 6. Technical Parameters” for system default
settings.
Method: enter defense zone setting menu, press “4” or “6” to choose
the zone number, and then press “2” or “8” to enter zone place menu.
Press ENTER will shift the places.
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Back
Enter
Zone 1
Back
Enter
Siren:1 min
Delay:Disable
Zone 1
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System Settings
8. Siren Ring Time Setting
The siren will ring for 1 minute (default setting) when there is an alarm.
The ringing time can be set (0~5min) according to your need. 0 is
displayed as “disabled” on the screen. It means there will be no siren
sound when alarming
Fig 1: enter defense zone setting
Fig 2: enter siren time setting Fig 3: press ENTER to change
Fig 4: (this example)
Before setting, the siren rings for 1min when alarming;
After setting, the siren rings for 3min when alarming.
9. Alarm Delay Setting
Alarm delay: the main panel will make alarm call and the siren will ring
after the preset delay time.
Zone
Enter
Exit
Method: enter defense zone setting, press “2” or “8” to choose siren
enable, and then press ENTER to change the time.
Method: enter defense zone setting, press “2” or “8” to choose delay
enable or disable, and then press ENTER to confirm.
Operation figures:
Back
Enter
Back
Enter
Enter
Exit
Fig 4: (this example)
Before setting, zone 1 does not alarm in home arm status;
After setting, it will alarm when triggered in home arm status.
Fig 1: enter defense zone setting Fig 2: choose mode Fig 3: press ENTER to confirm
HOME: Disable
Disarmed: Disable
Zone 1 Zone 1
Disarmed: Disable
HOME: Enable
Zone
Enter
Exit
Back Enter Back Enter
Siren:3 min
Delay:Disable
time