W600
WiFi / LTE Smart Home
User Manual
Alarm System
W600
WiFi / LTE Smart Home Alarm System
User Manual
Thank you for choosing our smanos W600 WiFi / LTE Smart Home Alarm System.
Installing the W600 alarm system is easy and quick. Before using the product, we
recommend reading the manual rst. There are some parts of the installation which
have to be done in the right order to complete the installation successfully.
Getting to Know Your System
This is a dual network system that utilizes both WiFi and cellular network. When the
WiFi is in use, the cellular network will be in standby status (make sure the cellular
function is activated from “Settings”- “My Hub”- “Cellular Network”). In the event of AC
power loss or WiFi disconnection, the cellular network will be implemented until power
or WiFi connection is re-established.
All sensors are wirelessly linked to the hub. In the event of alarm activation, for
example, when a sensor is triggered, a push notication will automatically be sent and
an alarm call will be made to all registered users.
The system can be controlled and monitored both on-site by using the remote control
supplied or remotely from anywhere in the world with our free mobile app. The
included RFID tags are used to arm or disarm the system.
The system can be expanded to include up to 50 wireless sensors, 10 remote controls
and 50 RFID tags.
Contents
Things to Note before Getting Started ................................................................................................................... 1
How the Alarm System Works ................................................................................................................................... 2
In the Box ........................................................................................................................................................................... 3
Connect the Smart Hub with app .......................................................................................................................... 4-9
Download the “smanos One” App ............................................................................................................................ 4
Sign Up/In and Add the Hub to Your Account ....................................................................................................... 4
Add a Device .............................................................................................................................................................. 5-7
WiFi Connection ........................................................................................................................................................ 6-7
Cellular Connection .................................................................................................................................................. 7-9
Overview of W600 Alarm System .................................................................................................................... 10-12
Smart Hub..................................................................................................................................................................... 10
Description of LCD Indicator Icon ......................................................................................................................11-12
Smart Hub Operation ........................................................................................................................................... 13-16
Arming and Disarming the System by RFID Tag ................................................................................................... 13
Record Alarm Message............................................................................................................................................... 13
Phone Dial ..................................................................................................................................................................... 13
Remote Control ............................................................................................................................................................ 14
Door/ Window Sensor ......................................................................................................................................... 14-15
PIR Motion Detector ............................................................................................................................................ 15-16
App Operation ........................................................................................................................................................ 17-23
Device List ..................................................................................................................................................................... 17
Account Management ........................................................................................................................................ 17-19
App Control-Main Page ...................................................................................................................................... 20-22
Quick Switch between Alarm and Cameras/Doorbells ..................................................................................... 23
History Page ................................................................................................................................................................. 23
App Settings ............................................................................................................................................................ 24-33
My Hub ................................................................................................................................................................... 24-27
Notications ........................................................................................................................................................... 28-29
Wireless Siren Arm/Disarm Beep(s) ........................................................................................................................ 30
Password Settings ....................................................................................................................................................... 30
Timed Arm/Disarm ..................................................................................................................................................... 31
Delay Settings .............................................................................................................................................................. 31
Time Settings ............................................................................................................................................................... 32
Language ...................................................................................................................................................................... 32
More .............................................................................................................................................................................. 33
Accessory Settings ................................................................................................................................................ 34-37
Zone Mode ............................................................................................................................................................ 34-35
SOS Function of Remote Control ............................................................................................................................ 35
Add New Accessories ................................................................................................................................................ 36
Deleting Accessories .................................................................................................................................................. 37
Installation ................................................................................................................................................................ 37-39
Smart Hub .................................................................................................................................................................... 37
Door/Window Sensor. ............................................................................................................................................... 38
PIR Motion Detector ............................................................................................................................................ 38-39
Restoring to Factory Settings .................................................................................................................................. 39
Specications ................................................................................................................................................................ 40
Smart Hub .................................................................................................................................................................... 40
RE2300 Remote Control ............................................................................................................................................ 40
MD 9100 PIR Motion Detector ................................................................................................................................ 41
RE2300 Door/Window Sensor ................................................................................................................................. 41
RR2600 RFID Tag ......................................................................................................................................................... 41
Things to Note before Getting Started
WiFi Network Connection
-One critical factor affecting the performance of your hub is the relative position/
distance of your home WiFi router and the hub. Place your hub in an open area (DO
NOT place it directly on the oor); the closer the hub is to the router, the stronger the
WiFi signal.
-A slow network speed will also affect the performance of your hub. It is recommended
that you have an upload speed of at least 2Mbps or faster.
-Please be sure to connect your hub to WiFi using the 2.4GHz band as this provides
longer range, and better reception through walls. The hub does not support the 5GHz
option. Selecting the 5GHz band instead of the 2.4GHz band is the most common
mistake when setting up the hub for the rst time.
For more information about your network quality, we recommend you install network
speed test app to test your network quality.
Your WiFi Network and Password
-Check for your WiFi network’s name and password and write them down for easy
reference. The WiFi network name is commonly referred to as the SSID. The password
or security ID is normally the next line or two down from the WiFi/SSID network name.
Unless you’ve changed your network’s name and password, you can usually nd them
printed on the side of your router box, for example:
-WiFi/SSID Network Name: XXXX
-WiFi/SSID Network Password/Security Key: XXXXX
System Requirements
-iOS 8.0 or above with iPhone 5 or newer
-Android 5.0 or above
SIM Card
As W600 is a dual network system that utilizes both WiFi and cellular, when sensors are
triggered, the system will notify users through app and SMS text and phone call. For
the SMS and phone call function, a regular SIM card with credit would be needed. SIM
card is not included in the package, please consult with your local carrier for the costs.
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How the Alarm System Works
Arm the system(App, RFID
Tags, Remotes, Hub)
PIR sensor detects an
unexpected motion
The smart hub enters
“Armed” mode.
If a sensor is triggered
Door sensor detects a
door/window opening
The hub sounds
at 93dB on-site.
The hub sends a push notication and text message to your phone. You will also
receive an email if you enable the notication function located in your app settings.
After that the hub will also make phone calls to each pre-set phone numbers.
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In the Box
Door/Window Sensor x 2 Remote Control x 2
Smart Hub x 1 Pet-Immune PIR Motion Detector x 1
RFID Tag x 2 AC Adapter x 1
Desk Stand x 1 Wall Mount x 1
Quick Guide
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Connect the Smart Hub with App
1. Download the “smanos One” App
You can nd “smanos One” in the App Store and Google Play Store or scan the QR
codes below.
Special Tips (For iPhone only)
After installing the app, which will request permission to receive notications from
“smanos One”. Not accepting to receive notications may result in an application
running failure.
2. Sign Up/In and Add the Hub to Your Account
If you have not registered an account with smanos, please tap the “Sign up” icon on
the app to create your account.
* If you do not receive an account verication code in your email during the registration process, please
remember to check your spam/junk folder to verify if it has been blocked by your service provider.
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3. Adding a Device
There are TWO ways to establish a connection between W600 hub and your
smartphone – via WiFi or cellular.
WiFi Connection
Press the [+] button on the main page. Tap on [W600 Alarm], and then follow the
conguration steps to set up your W600 Alarm with your home WiFi.
Important: W600 does not support WiFi of 5GHz band, if dual-band (5GHz and 2.4GHz) router under the
same name is used, please go into your routers settings to separate these two bands into different names
and make sure to select with the 2.4GHz WiFi instead of the 5GHz's.
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1. Plug in the adaptor and switch the power from OFF to ON. Wait for about 20
seconds until the LCD screen starts to display time.
2. Input admin password (1234 by default) and press the tamper switch 3 times on the
back of the hub continuously, and you will see “AP” on the LCD screen.
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3. Press “Next” and you will be taken to your WiFi settings. Look for and select “W600
Alarm” hotspot to connect your mobile to the hub. When connected, return to your
app.
It is suggested to turn mobile data off from the phone during the conguration.
4. Select your 2.4GHz WiFi network from the list, and enter the WiFi network password.
The hub will connect to the selected WiFi network. This binding process should take
about one minute.
Important Notice: If you want the hub to be controlled remotely through WiFi network, the power should
be always connected to the hub. If the power adapter is unplugged, the WiFi will be disabled to conserve
battery power that enables the system to still communicate with the sensors for a longer period of time.
Cellular Connection (if a SIM card has been inserted)
In the case of a power outage and the cellular network in your neighborhood is still
working, the W600 will continue to protect your property and family for 4-5 hours on
standby.
1. Preparations before Use
-A regular-size 3G/4G SIM card is needed to be inserted into the hub’s SIM slot.
-Remove the (default) code permanently from the SIM card.
-Turn off the voice mail function if it is enabled.
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2. Insert the SIM Card
3. Connect the hub with the provided AC adapter and turn the power switch of the
hub from “OFF” to “ON”, the cellular icon on the LCD screen will stop ashing when the
network is connected.
* To connect hub to the appropriate network from the cellular provider, you might be required to complete
the APN setting if the cellular icon keeps ashing slowly (once per second).
Go to Settings - My Hub - APN Settings, input required information for cellular data
and tap OK.
The APN setting varies from country to country. Please consult with the local operator
on how to set the APN correctly.
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I don’t have WiFi
If you don’t have home WiFi and cellular is used as the primary way for sending
notications, SMS and phone calls.
Select [I don’t have WiFi] when pairing the hub. The app will require you to scan the
UID code at the back side of the hub.
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Overview of W600 Alarm System
Play recorded alarm messageTouch keypad
Record alarm message
Smart Hub
Front View
Arm
Call
SOS
Touch keypad
LCD screen
Rear View
Bottom View
On/Off
Play recorded alarm messageTouch keypad
Play recorded alarm message
Record alarm message
Record alarm message
Tamper switch
Home mode
Disarm
RFID tag reader
Service
Adapter jack
Wired connection terminals
SIM card slot
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Description of LCD Indicator Icon
LCD Screen Meaning
LCD screen lights up and
blinks per second
LCD screen shows “AP”
LCD screen shows “UP--”
LCD screen shows “AFI”
LCD screen blinks with
number 01-05 continuously
to show detectors are being
triggered
Hub is in low battery condition
The hub is in AP mode
The hub is upgrading rmware
Radio Frequency Interference is detected
01: One or more door/window sensors are triggered
02: One or more PIR motion detectors are triggered
03: Remote control/keypad panic call
04: One or more wired detectors are triggered
05: One or more 24-Hour Zone sensors are triggered
LCD screen blinks
continuously to show
“Number + TP”
LCD screen blinks
continuously to show
“Number + SOS”
“TP” means tamper alarm, someone removes a
device from its installed location.
00: Hub
01: One of the door/window sensors
02: One of the PIR motion sensors
03: One of the keypads
04: One of the wired sensors
05: One of the 24-Hour Zone sensors
Means SOS alarm, someone presses the SOS button
on the hub, remote control or keypad.
00: Hub
03: One of the remote controls or keypads
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Cellular Indicator
Blinking slowly: Searching for cellular network
Blinking quickly: Cellular network is connected, but not
connected to the server
Solid: Cellular network is connected
Cellular signal bar: Show the current signal strength of the
cellular network connected
Off: No SIM card inserted or cellular has been deactivated
on the app
WiFi Indicator
Blinking slowly: Searching for WiFi network.
Blinking quickly: WiFi network is connected, but not
connected to the server.
Solid: WiFi network is connected.
WiFi signal bar: Show the current signal strength of the
WiFi network connected
The hub must be always connected to AC power in order to maintain a WiFi connection. When AC power
is lost within 2 minutes, the hub will send out push notications to users alerting them of the power failure.
The WiFi connection is automatically disabled and the system switches to the cellular network (if a SIM
card has been inserted). The system will remain active and continue to monitor during a power outage. If
the system is armed, it will activate its onsite alarm if a sensor is triggered.
How to identify if the system is working through WiFi or cellular?
Working through WiFi: The WiFi icon is steadily shown.
Working through cellular: The WiFi icon blinks and the cellular icon is steadily shown.
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Smart Hub Operation
Arming and Disarming the System by RFID Tag
Hold the RFID tag close to the RFID reader and swipe once within 2 seconds, the
system will be disarmed.
Hold the RFID tag close to the RFID reader more than 2 seconds, the system will be
armed.
Record Alarm Message
The hub calls the pre-stored emergency numbers in case of emergency and play a 10
seconds pre-recorded voice message. This message can be recorded by pressing the
record button on the hub for 3 times, the hub beeps once, and then you can start to
record.
This message can be played back by pressing the play button on the hub for 3 times.
Phone Dial
The hub can be used as a hands-free phone. Press the button to activate the hub’s
keyboard, enter the phone number and press the button again to dial out.
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Remote Control
Arm Indicator Disarm Indicator
Arm
Disarm
Stay
SOS
Metal Ring
Button System Status
All sensors will be armed. This mode is for use when the property is
unoccupied.
The system will be disarmed, no sensors will be triggered.
You can also cancel or stop an alarm by disarming the system.
Note: When set to ‘Disarm’, sensors in 24-Hour Zone will remain active
as they are factory set to 24-Hour Zone.
Sensors which are set to the Home Zone will not be armed. All other
sensors will be armed. This mode allows the occupier freedom of
movement within the property without triggering the Home Zone
Sensor(s).
SOS
The SOS button will trigger an ‘emergency’ alert notication to registered
users regardless of the hub mode.
Guide Point For The Blind
Door / Window Sensor
LED Indicator
Transmitter
Front Side Back Side
Tamper Switch
Magnet
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Door/ Window Sensors are set to ‘Normal Zone’ by default and are ideal for protecting
entry/exit points such as front and back doors and windows. When the system is
armed, and a sensor is triggered (Magnet separated from the Transmitter), a push
notication including the sensor name will automatically be sent to the registered users
and the hub internal siren will sound immediately.
Tamper Switch
The tamper switch (small black button on the backside) will activate an alarm condition
if any attempt is made to remove the sensor from its installed location.
Low Battery Indication
If the LED indicator ashes once per 3 seconds, the battery needs to be replaced as
soon as possible.
PIR Motion Detector
The motion detector is designed for use on interior walls and is set to Home Mode by
default. Whenever the sensor detects movement (only while the system is armed), a
push notication including the sensor name will automatically be sent to the registered
users, and the hub’s internal siren will sound immediately.
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Detection window
2.
Status indicator
3.
Test button
4.
Double-sided tape stick place
5.
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Bracket slot
2
Tamper switch
Infrared sensor
Status indicator
Flash contentiously Self-testing
Flash once Intrusion is detected
Flash twice 3 minutes testing mode is nished, enters power saving
mode
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Flash once per 3 seconds Low battery indication, user will receive SMS notication
2m
3m 6m 9m
if detector was connected with hub, please change the
batteries immediately
Tamper Switch
The tamper switch (small black lever underneath the back bracket) will trigger an
alarm notication if an unauthorized attempt is made to remove the detector from its
installed location.
Detection Range Pet Immune Function
2m
1m
2m
3m 6m 9m
2m
9m
Working Mode
Testing Mode
After self-testing, press the test
button, the detector switches to the
testing mode and detects once every
10 seconds. It triggers an alarm. After
3 minutes, the LED ashes twice, and
the detector switches to the power
saving mode.
Power Saving Mode
The product features power-saving design. If the detector detects human movement
twice in 3 minutes, it will switch to the sleeping state to save power. At this time, the
LED will not ash and no alarm. After no movement within the next 3 minutes, the
detector switches back to the working state automatically.
Note: When the detector goes into sleeping state, the precondition of alarm is that no one moves in 3
minutes in the detection area; otherwise it will remain in the sleeping state. If the detector is in sleeping state,
it is suggested to leave the room and make sure nobody moves in the detection area. The detector will go
back to working state in 3 minutes.
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App Operation
Device List
Check device status after set up.
If icon appears on the left of your device, it means the
device is shared from your family or friends to you.
If the device is grayed out, it means the device is OFFLINE
and cannot be accessed.
When the status bar is white, it means the device is ONLINE
and available.
Account Management
Tap on [ ] on the main page to access the account management.
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Editing/Deleting Your Account
Account Image
Tap on the portrait, and you can add or replace your account image by taking a picture
or choosing a picture from your phone’s album.
Account Name
If you want to change your account name, just tap on the [ ] button and enter a
new name.
Account Password
You can change your password on this page.
Delete Account
Follow the app instruction to delete your smanos account.
My Shares
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Sharing your device with family or friends
By choosing “My Shares” on the menu and pressing the [+] add button, you can share
access to your device(s) with other registered smanos accounts.
Enter the email address and label (nick name) of the account you want to share with,
and then select the device(s).
The user who receives the shared device(s) can only edit the name of the device(s) and
receive alerts; they will NOT be able to re-share the device with anyone else, or change
settings.
There are two types of sharing way with some key differences: The Administrator and
the User who has been invited to the devices.
Access Settings
Admin (Full Access)
With Admin (Full Access), the shared user in this group will be able to do almost
everything as the Owner can to the devices your shared, with few exception, like resharing to others.
Important: Because people in Admin group with access to a device can do so much, you should only invite
people you really trust.
User (Read Only)
With User (Read Only), the shared user in this group will only be able to edit the name
of the device(s) and receive alerts; re-sharing the device(s) to other users or changing
the settings are not permitted.
(1) By week days
Select the day(s) and each day's routine you want the device(s) to be accessible to the
account you share with.
(2) By dates
The family and/or friend(s) you share with would have access to your device(s) during
the entire chosen time period.
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App Control - Main Page
Arm, Disarm, Home Arm (Partial Arm) this system and trigger an emergency alarm can
be done at this page.
System Armed
In this mode, all of the sensors are on alert; the hub’s internal siren will sound
when a sensor is triggered. You and all other pre-authorized users will receive push
notications to your and their devices. This mode is recommended for when no one is
at home; it can be easily set from the remote control or app.
Tap on the [ ] icon on the app or press the [ ] button once on the hub/remote
or hold the RFID tag close to the RFID reader for 2 seconds to arm the system.
When the system is armed, all the sensors are on alert. This mode is recommended
when no one is at home.
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System in Home Mode
Only the Motion Sensor from this kit will stop detecting (default setting; can be
changed on the “Accessory Settings” on the app), which enables you and your
family to move freely at home without accidentally triggering the motion sensor. The
door/window sensors will still be on alert and protect the perimeter. This mode is
recommended when someone is at home during the night.
Tap on the [
] icon on the app or press the [ ] button once on the hub/remote
to set the system armed in Home Mode.
Note: The door/window sensors in this kit have been set to Normal Zone by default, you can refer to page
34 and change their zone mode on the “Accessory Settings” of the app.
Only the Motion Sensor from this kit will stop detecting (default setting; can be
changed on the “Accessory Settings” on the app), which enables you and your
family to move freely at home without accidentally triggering the motion sensor. The
door/window sensors will still be on alert and protect the perimeter. This mode is
recommended when someone is at home during the night.
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System Disarmed
All the sensors stop detecting except any sensors that you may have set to 24-Hour
Zone. 24-Hour Zone Sensors will continuously monitor a particular area. For example,
an extra smanos water sensor which has been set to 24-Hour Zone by default and
installed near a washing machine would trigger alarm if water is detected, regardless of
system status.
Tap on the [
] icon on the app or press the [ ] button once on the hub/remote
or hold the RFID tag close to the RFID reader and swipe once within 2 seconds to
disarm the system.
All sensors will stop detecting when the system is disarmed.
Note: Sensors set in 24-Hour Zone will continuously monitor, regardless of system status. You can nd more
details about this type of sensor on page 35.
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Quick Switch between Alarm and Cameras/Doorbells
If you purchased an alarm system & camera kit or any extra camera/doorbell that has
been purchased along with it, you can directly viewing the camera on the hub’s main
page.
History Page
Operations and triggered alerts can be reviewed from this History page, you can tap
on [ ] to pick a specic day to facilitate your search of operations and alerts of
interest.
The event log holds a record of up to 300 events.
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App Settings
My Hub
(1) Device Name
This setting enables you to rename your W600 alarm system, and the new name will
be shown on the device list.
(2) Cellular Network
This setting enables you to control your system through cellular data if a SIM card has
been inserted:
Turn the power switch OFF and then insert your own SIM card → Turn the power
switch ON → When the cellular indicator icon shows steadily, this means your system is
connected with the cellular network. If it ashes slowly, means your SIM card is required
to set an APN to enable the cellular function.
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(3) APN Settings
Input related APN, username, password and tap “OK” to save, the cellular icon on the
hub will stop ashing after the connection is successful, and then you can operate the
app via cellular.
Note: The APN setting varies from country to country. Please consult the local provider on how to set the
APN correctly.
(4) Internal Siren
This setting enables you to adjust the volume level, alarm duration, and arm/disarm
beep of the built-in siren in your hub.
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(5) Speed-dial Number
You can set speed-dial number here. When speed-dial number is set, you can long
press the [ ] button 3 seconds on the hub, the system will dial the preset speed-dial
number immediately.
(6) Keyboard Press Tone
Swap to enable keyboard press tone.
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(7) Hub Tampering Alarm
The tamper switch (small black lever underneath the back cover) will trigger an alarm
notication if an attempt is made to remove the hub from its installed location.
(8) Interference Detection
The W600 hub has a feature of interference detection. If this feature is enabled, an
alarm will be triggered if the radio channel is jammed continuously and the built-in
siren will sound rapid beeps as a pre-alarm warning 10 seconds before a full alarm
occurs. The function is switched off in default.
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Notications
(1) Enable Push Alert Tone
Note: Because of the android system limitations, this feature won’t be available for Android 8.0 or above
smartphone users.
(2) Enable Online/Ofine Notications
(3) Enable Status Change Notications
When the status of the system is changed, for example, you set it from Arm Mode to
Disarm Mode, then you will receive app push notication.
(4) Enable Notications for RFID Tags (Include SMS Message and App Push Notication)
When you arm or disarm the system via RFID tag, then you will receive app push
notication and SMS message* if a SIM card has been inserted.
*This SMS message only sends to the non-alarm notication receiving number.
(5) SMS & Phone Numbers for Receiving Alarm Notications
The stored phone numbers (up to 5 numbers) will receive SMS and phone calls in case
of triggered alarms.
The hub will make phone calls to the stored phone numbers successively (up to 3
rounds in turn). If the phone call is answered and any keypad command has been
operated by one of these users, it will stop calling the next phone number; otherwise it
will continue to remind users until it is up to 3 rounds.
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Keypad Commands
Phone Button Function
0 Disarm
1 Arm
3 Two-way talk
6 Turn off siren
9 Turn on siren
* Listen in
# Hang up
Note: App alert notications will be sent rstly, and then SMS and phone calls will follow immediately.
Number for receiving non-alarm notications
The stored phone number will receive the non-alarm SMS messages regarding:
1. Hub or accessory low battery notication
2. Arm/disarm the system via RFID tags
3. Arm/home arm/disarm by auto timer
4. AC power disconnection/reconnection
5. Interference signal is detected
(6) Enable Email Notication for Alarm Alerts
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Wireless Siren Arm/Disarm Beep(s) (If Purchase Separately)
smanos wireless siren will beep once or twice when system is armed or partial armed
(home armed). This setting enables you to turn on/off this prompt tone. This function is
switched off by default.
Password Settings
(1) Home Mode Password
Enable this switch, you need to input the admin password before you set the system to
home mode.
(2) Admin Password
The default admin password is 1234.
(3) Duress Password
The default duress code is 1111. Duress code can be used when the user is threatened
to disarm the system, uses this duress code to disarm the system, the control hub will
dial out silently. You can change the password on this page.
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Timed Arm/Disarm
The system can be programmed to automatically arm and disarm the hub at
predened times by following the steps below:
(1) Slide the switch to the "ON" position to activate the setting.
(2) Choose any status you want the system to become (Arm/Disarm/Home Arm).
(3) Choose the activate time of the status.
(4) Tap the date that you want this timer repeat.
Delay Settings
Exit Delay Time: Set a time delay and turn on/off reminding tone for you to leave your
property without triggering an alarm.
Entry Delay Time: Set a time delay and turn on/off reminding tone for you to enter
your property without triggering the Delay Zone* Sensor(s).
You can enable Delay Reminding Tone in this page.
*Delay zone: please refer to page 35
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Time Settings
(1) Synchronize Time
This setting enables you to synchronize device time to your mobile, to make sure the
time shown on the history and the time on push notications are correct.
(2) Date Format
This setting enables you to change the format of the date shown on your app.
Language
This setting enables you to change the language of the SMS notications.
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More
(1) Network Conguration
With network conguration, you can check current network your hub is connecting and
modify your WiFi when there’s stronger one without rebuilding a WiFi connection, so
the hub will work more smoothly.
Or you can choose reconguration directly to reconnect your hub and WiFi network.
(2) Test Mode
With test mode, you can check the range between accessories and your hub without
triggering any alarm, and prevent tamper switch alarm triggered while installing the
accessories or replacing batteries.
Once a trigger is detected during this process, the name of the triggered sensor will be
displayed.
(3) About Device
You can check WiFi signal strength, cellular network strength, hardware version of the
hub, and update the hub’s rmware in this page.
Update steps: tap on [Firmware Update], and you will see the hub LCD screen shows “UP
--” which indicates the update has started.
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Accessory Settings
Add, rename and change the zone mode of each sensor in this setting page.
And if you want to delete the accessory, just press and slide the accessory to the left
and then delete it.
Zone Mode
Tap on the zone mode icon next to the name of the sensor.
Normal Zone
Sensors set to Normal Zone are armed when the system is in Arm Mode (Full Arm) or
Home Mode (Partial Arm). We recommend setting Window/Door Sensors to this zone
because they would always be installed to the perimeter of a house in practice, like
doors or windows.
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Home Zone
Sensors set to Home Zone are only armed when the system is in Arm Mode (Full
Arm). If Home Mode (Partial Arm) is used, these sensors are not armed and will not
activate the alarm on trigger. We recommend setting PIR Motion Detectors (if purchase
separately) to Home Zone because they should be installed inside the house.
24-Hour Zone
Sensors set to 24-Hour Zone will activate the alarm when triggered, regardless of the
alarm status at the time (Armed or Disarmed or Home Mode).
Delay Zone
The working mode of sensors in this zone will be same as Normal Zone Sensors’, but
the hub will alarm after an Entry Delay Time * if this sensor is triggered when system
was Armed or in Home Mode.
* Entry Delay Time: you can set this delay time on App [Settings]- [Delay Settings]- [Entr y Delay Time].
SOS Function of Remote Control
Tap on the SOS icon next to the name of the remote control.
This setting enables you to turn ON/OFF the SOS function of every remote control to
avoid false triggering.
Note: If the remotes SOS function is set to off, the hub will not sound when an SOS key
is pressed.
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Add New Accessories
≥2cm
≥2cm
≥2cm
≥2cm
Tap on [+] add button at the right side of the detector/control on the accessory setting
page, and then trigger the accessory.
Press any button on the remote control
≥2cm
Separate the transmitter from the
magnet
Place the PIR motion detector in a
high position and then walk within the
detection area to trigger the PIR alarm
once (the indicator light ashes once)
Hold the RFID tag close to the RFID
reader and swipe once
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Deleting Accessories
Slide from right to left to delete an accessory.
Installation
Smart Hub
For the best signal, we recommend that you place the hub in an open, centrally located
area. Avoid placing the hub on the ground, a load-bearing wall or beside electrical
appliances.
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Door/Window Sensor
Test your sensors before installation
Step 1: Choose a suitable location
The sensor can be installed on doors, windows and other objects which can be opened
and closed. If you are installing the sensor on a metal door you may need to install a
non-metallic spacer under the transmitter and magnet.
Step 2: Secure the sensors with double-sided tape.
Make sure the triangle marks on the side of the transmitter and magnet are close to
each other and are within the range of 1 cm. As long as the space between them is
over 2 cm, the LED indicator on the transmitter will blink once.
≥2cm
PIR Motion Detector
Avoid installing the motion detector facing windows, near air conditioning, heating,
kitchen appliances, direct sunlight, in another motion detectors detection range, or
areas with major temperature uctuations.
Step 1: Choose a suitable location. It is recommended to install the detector between
2-2.2m high from the ground.
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Step 2: Mount the detector on a wall by installing the wall mount with the included
screws and attach the detector.
Step 3: To test the detector press the test button on the back. It will enter and remain
in testing mode (detect once every 10 seconds) for 3 minutes. Walk into the view of
the detector and look for a red light. The LED indicator will blink when movement is
detected.
2m
1m
2m
9m
Step 4: Adjust the angle of your unit.
Side View
Top View
Restoring to Factory Settings
Input the admin password TWICE and hold the disarm button for 3 seconds, the panel
will beep twice to indicate the system has been restored.
Note: Restore the hub to factory settings won’t delete the pre-paired accessories.
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Specication
Smart Hub
Power Supply 12V DC 500 mA
LTE Frequency
Standby Current <365 mA
Alarm Current <715 mA
Transmitting Distance <80 m(open area/no interface)
Back-up Battery Lithium battery 3,7V 2200 mA 18650 (1x)
Built-in Siren 93dB
Maximum Wireless Accessories 10 x Remote control, 50 x Sensor
Radio Frequency 868MHz or 915MHz
2.4GHz WiFi max. EIRP: 15.16dBm
LTE max. EIRP: B1: 20.13, B3: 20.59, B5: 20.46, B7: 20.76, B8: 21.12,
868MHz SRD Max. ERP: -9dBm
Housing Material ABS plastic + Acrylic
Operating Condition Temperature 0°C~+50°C
Dimensions 220 x 130 x 26 mm ( L x W x H )
FDD-LTE B1/B3/B5/B7/B8/B20 (EU),
B1/B3/B5/B7/B28 (AU)
50 x RFID Tag
*Europe: 868MHz, Australia: 915MHz
B20: 20.48;
Relative humidity: <80% (no condensing)
RE2300 Remote Control
Power Supply DC 3V (CR2032 lithium cell battery x 1)
Transmit Current <9.5 mA
Transmitting Distance <80 m (open area/no interference)
Radio Frequency 868MHz or 915MHz
*Europe: 868MHz, Australia: 915MHz
ERP(dBm).Max: -13.14
Housing Material ABS +PC plastic
Operating Condition Temperature 0°C~+50°C
Relative humidity <80% (non-condensing)
Dimensions 71 x 38 x 12 mm ( L x W x H )
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MD9100 PIR Motion Detector
Power Supply DC 3 V (AA 1.5V LR6 battery x 2 pcs)
Static Current <50 μA
Alarm Current <9.5 mA
Detection Scope 9 m/110°
Pet Immunity <20 kgs
Transmitting Distance <80 m (open area/ no interference)
Radio Frequency 868MHz or 915MHz
*Europe: 868MHz, Australia: 915MHz
Housing Material ABS plastic
ERP (dBm). MAX -11.49
Operating Condition Temperature: 0°C to 50°C
Relative Humidity: <90% (non-condensing)
Detector Dimensions 128,5 x 59 x 37 mm (L x W x H)
Bracket Dimensions 60 x 29 x 27 mm (L x W x H)
DS2300 Door/Window Contact
Power Supply DC 3V (CR2032 lithium cell battery x 2)
Standby Current <1 uA
Alarm Current <10.5 mA
Transmitting Distance <80 m (open area/no interference)
Radio Frequency 868MHz or 915MHz
*Europe: 868MHz, Australia: 915MHz
ERP(dBm).Max: -10.26
Housing Material ABS plastic
Operating Condition Temperature 0°C~+50°C
Relative humidity <80% (non-condensing)
Transmitter Dimensions 72.5 x 28 x 10 mm ( L x W x H )
Magnet Dimensions 58 x 14 x 9.5 mm ( L x W x H )
PR2600 RFID Tag
Circuit EM4100 CMOS
Operating Frequency 125 kHz
Dimensions 30 x 30 x 6 mm ( L x W x H )
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