
AdvisorOne Quick Operation Guide
English: Quick Operation Guide
Introduction
AdvisorOne (part # AVO-1037) is a wireless, self-contained system used to detect, control and inform of security and life safety
conditions and threats. AdvisorOne uses a proprietary wireless technology to communicate with various types of sensors. The
panel relays sensor status both visually using At-A-Glance icons on the touch screen display and audibly with beeps and verbal
chimes.
• Can be connected to the internet via broadband through an Ethernet connection.
• Is controlled via the integrated touch screen.
Using the AdvisorOne system
Use this guide to quickly begin operating the AdvisorOne security system.
An access code is needed to perform certain system functions. The default master code is 1-2-3-4 when AdvisorOne is shipped
from the factory. The code should be changed after the system is installed (see “User codes” on page 4).
Main screen
The Main screen provides quick access to all system features that allows the user the ability to control the system. See Table 1 on
page 2 for more information on these functions.
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Figure 1: AdvisorOne Main screen
Access the emergency screen to select the appropriate icon (Fire, Police, or Auxiliary).
The current system time and date. To change the time and date see “To set the date and time:” on page 4.
An icon that provides quick access to system help, FAQ’s, and dealer contact information.
At-A-Glance area (If not programmed the At-A-Glance icons will be grayed out and “N/A” will appear)
Door status - The icon depicted on the left indicates all monitored doors are closed. The icon depicted on the right indicates
one or more monitored doors are open. Press the icon to obtain more information.
Window status - The icon depicted on the left indicates all monitored windows are closed. The icon depicted on the right
indicates one or more windows are open. Press the icon to obtain more information.
Motions sensor status - The icon depicted on the left indicates no recent monitored motion is detected. The icon depicted on
the right indicates monitored motion was detected in the last 10 minutes.
Property status - Depicts status changes in monitored property protection in the building (i.e. water detection, glassbreak
detection, smoke detection, CO detection, etc). The icon depicted on the left indicates all monitored sensors are closed and no
activity has occurred since being checked. The icon depicted on the right indicates a monitored sensor is tripped or there is
unacknowledged activity.
Assets status - Depicts status changes in monitored assets in and around the building (i.e. movement of recreational vehicles,
lawn care equipment, artwork, electronics, etc). The icon depicted on the left indicates all monitored sensors are closed and no
activity. The icon depicted on the right indicates one or more monitored assets have unacknowledged activity. Press icon to
obtain more information.
Note: By obtaining more information this acknowledges the activity and resets the icon status to normal.
Security Status - Press to access the System Status, Zone Status, and Events security status screens.
Settings and Configuration - Press to access the General settings, Display, Sound, Date & Time, Applications, and Configuration
screens.
Applications - Press to gain quick access to the applications in the system. Press to access the active and inactive applications in
the system. Contact the dealer for more information.
Disarm - Pressing this icon will begin the sequence of disarming the system.
Note: When disarmed, only 24-hour sensors (smoke, carbon monoxide detectors, etc) remain active.
Arm Stay - Arms perimeter doors and windows only. Interior devices, such as motions remain off so you can stay inside the
premises without setting off an alarm.
Arm Night - Arms doors, windows, and interior motions, while leaving designated interior protection inactive. Contact the dealer for
more information.
Arm Away - Arms perimeter door/window sensors and interior motion sensors for maximum protection.
Note: The screen to
the left is an example.
Some systems are
configured differently.
Table 1: Main screen
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Security Status screen
Displays event name and details of the event.
Displays the status of the zones in your system.
Displays a log of all system events (i.e. arming/disarming, alarms, connection issues, etc). The screen consists of Event Name,
Occurred On, and Details.
Press General to access and/or configure the Chime, Apps Shown on Main Screen, Expertise, Help, and About options.
Press Display to access and/or program the Brightness, Contrast, Background, Screen Saver, Screen Saver Time and Calibration.
Displaying the Applications icon is enabled or disabled here.
Press Sound to access and/or program Keypress Volume, Beep Volume, and Voice Volume sound options; adjustable from 1(low)
to 10(high) bars.
Press Date & Time to access and/or program the Show Date, Time Format, and Date Format date and time options.
Press Applications to make applications active or inactive in the system.
Press Configuration to access and or program the Bypass Device, Users, Tests, Time Date, and Downloader options.
To enter programming mode:
1. From the Settings screen, press CONFIGURATION.
2. Enter Master user code.
Note: The Access Granted screen will appear. Press OK or wait 4 seconds
and the screen will automatically go to the main Options screen.
To access the Security Status screen, press on the main screen. Use the Security Status screen to check the status of the
system.
Table 2: Security Status screen options
Settings Screen
To access the Settings screen, press on the Main screen. Use the Settings screen to configure system options.
Table 3: Settings screen options
Applications
Note: Applications not evaluated by UL.
To access applications on the AdvisorOne system from the Main screen:
Swipe a finger on the middle part of the screen left or right to scroll through the options.
OR
Press and then press the desired application from the list on the Applications screen.
Programming
The AdvisorOne security system allows users to program certain options.
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