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Version: 1.5 - 2014
Wireless Alarm System
WS-360.
With mini cellular module
USER GUIDE
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Alarm System Overview
Main Features:
Link up to 124 wireless sensors to the alarm system.
The system can alert to up to 5 mobile numbers by SMS or by Phone Call when the alarm
system is triggered.
Arm and Disarm the system remotely via the text message (SMS), the system will reply to
you by an SMS confirmation.
Diverse ways to Arm\Disarm the system: from Main Panel, by SMS, Wireless Keypad or
Remote Control.
Zone number is displayed in the keypad’s LCD screen when an alarm or trouble condition
occurs on a sensor.
Supports GSM, 2G, 3G and 4G SIM cards.
Technical Specifications:
Working power: AC 100-230V, DC 12V 1A.
Backup battery: Built-in Lithium 3.7V 800mAH (rechargeable).
Cellular module: 4-Band (GSM, 2G, 3G and 4G). GSM transmit power: 2W.
Receiving and emitting frequency: 868 MHz.
Working condition: Temperature: -10ºC ~ 50ºC, Humidity: ＜80%.
Main Panel dimension: 6.61×4.4×1.02(inch).
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Alarm System Overview
Front side:
Back side:
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Basic Steps to Setup Your Alarm System
STEP 1: Set date and time.
1. How to setup Time and Date. Page 5
STEP 2: Link sensors to the system and how to install them.
1. Remote Control. Page 7
2. Panic Button. Page 8
3. Gas Detector. Page 9
4. Smoke Detector. Page 10
5. Entry Sensor. Page 11
6. Motion Detector. Page 12
7. Outdoor Siren. Page 13
8. Indoor Siren. Page 14
STEP 3: Setup phone numbers for alarm notification and SIM card installation.
1. How to setup phone numbers. Page 16
STEP 4: Learn how to arm and disarm the alarm system.
1. How to arm or disarm the system from:
a. Main Panel. Page 18
b. Remote Control. Page 19
c. Mobile Phone (by SMS). Page 19
STEP 5: Learn additional features of the alarm system.
1. Siren On/ Off (Silence Alarm Mode). Page 21
2. Arm/ Disarm Beep. Page 22
3. Upload Status. Page 23
4. How to change the Code/ Password. Page 23
5. User ID. Page 24
6. Alarm History. Page 24
7. Status History. Page 24
8. Zone Attribute Page 25-26
9. Entry Delay/ Exit Delay Page 27
10. Set Smart Zone Page 28
Sensor List Installation and Notes Page 29-30
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STEP 1:
How to setup time?
Please follow the next steps:
1. Press: “ENT”.
2. Enter Code: “888888” (this is the default password).
3. Select: “Set Time” use the arrows to find the option in the menu.
4. Press: “ENT”.
5. Delete the old record by pressing the arrow .
6. Enter Time: HH/MM/SS. Example: it is 13 hours, 25 minutes and 15 seconds please enter:
132515
7. Press: “ENT”.
8. Done!
How to setup date?
Please follow the next steps:
1. Press: “ENT”.
2. Enter Code: “888888” (this is the default password).
3. Select: “Set Date” use the arrows to find the option in the menu.
4. Press: “ENT”.
5. Delete the old record by pressing the arrow .
6. Enter Date: YY/MM/DD/W. Example: today is 2014 year, 11 month and 22 day and 6
Saturday (Sunday is “0”, Monday is “1” and so on) . please enter: 1411226
NOTE: Monday = 1
Tuesday = 2
Wednesday = 3
Thursday = 4
Friday = 5
Saturday = 6
Sunday = 0
7. Press: “ENT”.
8. Done!
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STEP 2:
Important Notice:
If you have bought a pre-programmed kit you will not need to link any sensor to the
system because they have been already linked; in this case please proceed to set each
sensor in the areas you want to protect.
The Alarm System has a Neutral Zone and 3 Zone Types:
1. Neutral Zone: In this zone are linked all remote controls and keypads.
2. Emergency Zone: In this zone are linked all sensors that will be able to trigger the
alarm system whether is Arm or Disarm. What sensors are in the Emergency Zone?
- Panic Buttons.
- Smoke Detectors.
- Gas Detectors.
3. Perimeter Zone: In this zone are linked all sensors that will be able to trigger the
alarm system only when the system is Armed Home. What sensors are in the
Perimeter Zone?
- Entry Sensors (Door/Window Contact).
4. Motion Zone: In this zone are linked all sensors that will be able to trigger the alarm
system only when the system is Armed Away. What sensors are in the Motion Zone?
- Motion Detectors (P.I.R).
Now that you understand the Zone Types, please link the sensors to the
Alarm System in the corresponding Zone Number.
In the next pages you will find a step by step of how to link each sensor;
once all sensors are linked, proceed to set them in the areas you want to
protect.
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How to link the sensors to the alarm system?
1. Remote Control:
How to install:
The remote control is ready to use, you need to do nothing.
Just use it the same way to lock or unlock your car or like a portable panic button.
You can link maximum 4 Remote Controls to the system. The zone number for the Remote Controls
is “00”.
Please follow the next steps to link the sensor to the system:
1. Press: “ENT”.
2. Enter Code: “888888” (this is the default password).
3. Select: “Program Sensor” use the arrows to find the option in the menu.
4. Press: “ENT”.
5. Delete the old record by pressing the arrow .
6. Enter “Zone Number”: 00
7. Press: “ENT”.
8. Enter “Group Number.”: Delete the old record by pressing the arrow .
9. Enter “0” for the first remote control, “1” for the second remote control, “2” for the third
remote control and “3” for the fourth remote control.
10. Press “ENT”.
11. Choose “ActivateSensor” and press: “ENT”.
12. When appears: “Learning”, Trigger the remote control two times by pressing any other
buttons from the remote control.
13. It will appear on the screen: “Success” in case of “Failure” please repeat the process one
more time.
14. Done!
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2. Panic Button:
How to install:
Activate the panic button from the back side of it and proceed to set it with the
strips or fix it with screws anywhere you want to have a panic button (we
recommend to install it in the master bedroom or office desk).
You can link maximum 4 Panic Buttons to the system. The zone number for the Panic Button is “02”.
Each zone supports up to 4 sensors; in case you want to link more than 4 Panic Buttons you can use
the zone number: “05”, “06”, 07”, “08” and “09”.
Please follow the next steps to link the sensor to the system:
1. Press: “ENT”.
2. Enter Code: “888888” (this is the default password).
3. Select: “Program Sensor” use the arrows to find the option in the menu.
4. Press: “ENT”.
5. Delete the old record by pressing the arrow .
6. Enter “Zone Number”: 02
7. Press: “ENT”.
8. Enter “Group Number.”: Delete the old record by pressing the arrow .
9. Enter “0” for the first panic button, “1” for the second panic button, “2” for the third panic
button and “3” for the fourth panic button.
10. Press “ENT”.
11. Choose “ActivateSensor” and press: “ENT”.
12. When appears: “Learning”, Trigger the panic button two times by pressing the red button.
13. It will appear on the screen: “Success” in case of “Failure” please repeat the process one
more time.
14. Done!
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3. Gas Detector:
How to install:
We recommend to set the gas detector in your kitchen or corridors, this sensor will
send an alarm notification in case of a gas leakage so you and your family can
evacuate the area before deadly gases get in to any bedroom.
You can link maximum 4 Gas Detectors to the system. The zone number for the Gas Detector is “03”.
Each zone supports up to 4 sensors; in case you want to link more than 4 Gas Detectors you can use
the zone number: “05”, “06”, 07”, “08” and “09”.
Note: You will need a lighter (the one used to light a cigarette) in order to trigger the Gas Detector
during the programming procedure.
Please follow the next steps to link the sensor to the system:
1. Press: “ENT”.
2. Enter Code: “888888” (this is the default password).
3. Select: “Program Sensor” use the arrows to find the option in the menu.
4. Press: “ENT”.
5. Delete the old record by pressing the arrow .
6. Enter “Zone Number”: 03
7. Press: “ENT”.
8. Enter “Group Number.”: Delete the old record by pressing the arrow .
9. Enter “0” for the first Gas Detector, “1” for the second Gas Detector, “2” for the Gas
Detector and “3” for the fourth Gas Detector.
10. Press “ENT”.
11. Choose “ActivateSensor” and press: “ENT”.
12. When appears: “Learning”, Trigger the Gas Detector two times by letting escape gas from
the lighter very close to de device during two seconds twice.
13. It will appear on the screen: “Success” in case of “Failure” please repeat the process one
more time.
14. Done!
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4. Smoke Detector:
How to install:
We recommend to set the smoke detector in the ceiling of your kitchen,
corridors or any room of your home, this sensor will send an alarm
notification in case of any detection of smoke, so you and your family can
react on time or evacuate the area before is too late.
You can link maximum 4 Smoke Detectors to the system. The zone number for the Smoke Detector is
“04”. Each zone supports up to 4 sensors; in case you want to link more than 4 Smoke Detectors you
can use the zone number: “05”, “06”, 07”, “08” and “09”.
Note: open the Smoke Detector and connect the battery before you follow the steps.
Please follow the next steps to link the sensor to the system:
1. Press: “ENT”.
2. Enter Code: “888888” (this is the default password).
3. Select: “Program Sensor” use the arrows to find the option in the menu.
4. Press: “ENT”.
5. Delete the old record by pressing the arrow .
6. Enter “Zone Number”: 04
7. Press: “ENT”.
8. Enter “Group Number.”: Delete the old record by pressing the arrow .
9. Enter “0” for the first smoke detector, “1” for the second smoke detector, “2” for the smoke
detector and “3” for the fourth smoke detector.
10. Press “ENT”.
11. Choose “ActivateSensor” and press: “ENT”.
12. When appears: “Learning”, Trigger the smoke detector two times by pressing the small black
button(for two seconds) in the front of the smoke detector.
13. It will appear on the screen: “Success” in case of “Failure” please repeat the process one
more time.
14. Done!
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5. Entry Sensors (Door/Window Contact):
How to install:
The magnet goes on the door or window, and the sensor goes on the frame (or vice
versa). Magnet can be placed up to 1 inch from the sensor, so sensors fit on all types
of doors and windows.Insert the battery from one side of the sensor and proceed to
set it with the strips or fix it with screws on the doors or windows.
You can link maximum 40 Entry Sensors to the system. The zone number for the Entry Sensors is
“from 11 to 20”. Each zone supports up to 4 sensors and each zone has 4 “Group Number”.
Example: I need to link 6 Entry Sensors to the alarm system, so the first Entry Sensor will be in the
zone number “11” and group number “0”, the second Entry Sensor will be in zone “11” and group
number “1”, the third Entry Sensor will be in zone “11” and group number “2”, the fourth Entry
Sensor will be in zone “11” and group number “3”, - now we change to zone number “12” because
each zone supports up to 4 sensors -, the fifth Entry Sensor will be in zone number ”12” and group
number “0” and the sixth Entry Sensor will be in zone “12” and group “1”.
Note: open the battery compartment and insert the battery before you follow the steps.
Please follow the next steps to link the sensor to the system:
1. Press: “ENT”.
2. Enter Code: “888888” (this is the default password).
3. Select: “Program Sensor” use the arrows to find the option in the menu.
4. Press: “ENT”.
5. Delete the old record by pressing the arrow .
6. Enter “Zone Number”: 11
7. Press: “ENT”.
8. Enter “Group Number.”: Delete the old record by pressing the arrow .
9. Enter “0” for the first entry sensor, “1” for the second entry sensor, “2” for the third entry
sensor and “3” for the fourth entry sensor.
10. Press “ENT”.
11. Choose “ActivateSensor” and press: “ENT”.
12. When appears: “Learning”, Trigger the entry sensor two times by separating the sensor and
the magnet and bring them together again (imagine that you are opening and closing a door
twice) (when the entry sensor has been triggered you will see a blue light in the sensor).
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13. It will appear on the screen: “Success” in case of “Failure” please repeat the process one
more time.
14. Done!
6. Motion Detector (P.I.R):
How to install:
We recommend you to install the motion detectors on the top of any corner of the
rooms you want to protect.
Just turn on the device and stick it to the wall with a screwdriver.
You can link maximum 36 Motion Detectors to the system. The zone number for the Motion
Detector is “from 21 to 29”. Each zone supports up to 4 sensors and each zone has 4 “Group
Number”.
Example: I need to link 6 Motion Detectors to the alarm system, so the first Motion Detector will be
in the zone number “21” and group number “0”, the second Motion Detector will be in zone “21”
and group number “1”, the third Motion Detector will be in zone “21” and group number “2”, the
fourth Motion Detector will be in zone “21” and group number “3”, - now we change to zone
number “22” because each zone supports up to 4 sensors -, the fifth Motion Detector will be in zone
number ”22” and group number “0” and the sixth Motion Detector will be in zone “22” and group
“1”.
Note: open the battery compartment and connect the battery before you follow the steps.
Please follow the next steps to link the sensor to the system:
1. Press: “ENT”.
2. Enter Code: “888888” (this is the default password).
3. Select: “Program Sensor” use the arrows to find the option in the menu.
4. Press: “ENT”.
5. Delete the old record by pressing the arrow .
6. Enter “Zone Number”: 21
7. Press: “ENT”.
8. Enter “Group Number.”: Delete the old record by pressing the arrow .
9. Enter “0” for the first Motion Detector, “1” for the second Motion Detector, “2” for the third
Motion Detector and “3” for the fourth Motion Detector.
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10. Press “ENT”.
11. Choose “ActivateSensor” and press: “ENT”.
12. When appears: “Learning”, Trigger the Motion Detector two times by pressing the small
jumper on the device’s board (if the Motion Detector is open) or just trigger the sensor by
moving your hand in front of the Motion Detector so that the sensor can detect your hand
and trigger the alarm.
13. It will appear on the screen: “Success” in case of “Failure” please repeat the process one
more time.
14. Done!
7. Outdoor Siren:
How to install:
Activate the built-in rechargeable backup battery from the back side and proceed to fix
it to the wall with the screws. We recommend you to set it outside of your home.
In order to link the Outdoor Siren to the system it is needed to turn the Siren in learning mode then
trigger the Alarm System and disarm.
Note:
- Please check the backside of the Siren and find the green and red button, the green button is used
to turn on or off and the red button is used to turn the device in learning mode.
- There are two ways to link the Siren to the system: using the remote control or directly from the
alarm host.
Please follow the next steps to link the Outdoor Siren using a Remote Control:
1. Press: the green button on the backside of the Siren to turn it on.
2. Press: the red button on the backside of the Siren to turn the device in learning mode (all
LED lights will turn to indicate that learning mode is activated).
3. Activate the Alarm System from the Remote Control by pressing emergency button “ ”
then disarm the system from the remote control.
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4. If the Siren was successfully synchronized to the system, the LED’s from the Siren will flash
few times, if not please repeat the process.
5. Done!
Please follow the next steps to link the Outdoor Siren from the Alarm Host:
1. Press: the green button on the backside of the Siren to turn it on.
2. Press: the red button on the backside of the Siren to turn the device in learning mode (all
LED lights will turn to indicate that learning mode is activated).
3. Activate the Alarm System by pressing the Emergency Button located on the left side of the
number 0 (zero), once the alarm has been triggered, disarm the system by pressing the
Disarm Button located on the right side of the 0 (zero) then Enter Code: “888888” then press:
“ ENT”.
4. If the Siren was successfully synchronized to the system, the LED’s from the Siren will flash
few times, if not please repeat the process.
5. Done!
8. Indoor Siren:
How to install:
Once the indoor siren is linked to the system, Plug the siren in any socket of your home
and that’s all.
Note: You will find a small black button on one side of the Siren; this button is used to turn the Siren
in learning mode.
There are two ways to link the Siren to the system: using the remote control or directly from the
alarm host.
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Please follow the next steps to link the Indoor Siren using a Remote Control:
1. Connect the Siren to the Power Plug.
2. Press: the small black button located on one side of the Siren to turn the device in learning
mode (all LED lights will turn to indicate that learning mode is activated).
3. Activate the Alarm System from the Remote Control by pressing emergency button “ ”
then disarm the system from the remote control.
4. If the Siren was successfully synchronized to the system, the LED’s from the Siren will flash
few times, if not please repeat the process.
5. Done!
Please follow the next steps to link the Indoor Siren from the Alarm Host:
1. Connect the Siren to the Power Plug.
2. Press: the small black button located on one side of the Siren to turn the device in learning
mode (all LED lights will turn to indicate that learning mode is activated).
3. Activate the Alarm System by pressing the Emergency Button located on the left side of the
number 0 (zero), once the alarm has been triggered, disarm the system by pressing the
Disarm Button located on the right side of the 0 (zero) then Enter Code: “888888” then press:
“ ENT”.
4. If the Siren was successfully synchronized to the system, the LED’s from the Siren will flash
few times, if not please repeat the process.
5. Done!
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STEP 3:
How to setup the phone numbers?
In case the alarm gets triggered, the system can send to up to 5 phone numbers an alarm
notification by sending a SMS or giving a call.
Note: do not forget to insert a SIM Card in the port located on the backside of the panel.
The SIM Card does need internet/data service, only SMS and calls should be activated.
Where can I find a suitable SIM card for my alarm system?
In order to have a fully functional system you will need a SIM card, you can get a standard
SIM card at the same shop where you bought your mobile phone or you can buy one online,
it can be from any cellular provider. 4G, 3G, 2G, GPRS and GSM SIM cards are compatible.
Once you have it, just insert the SIM card in the back side of the main host to enable the
system to send notifications to your mobile phone.
Please follow the next steps to setup the phone numbers:
1. Press: “ENT”.
2. Enter Code: “888888” (this is the default password).
3. Select: “Auto Dialer#’s ” use the arrows to find the option in the menu.
4. Press: “ENT”.
5. You will see: “1: Call Center” this will be the mobile number of the alarm system’s manager
(usually your phone number).
6. Delete the old record by pressing the arrow .
7. Enter the phone number. Example: 6502097930
8. Press: “ENT”.
9. Use the arrows to select notification mode: “Call by phone” or “SMS Reporting”.
“Call by phone”: when the alarm is triggered you will receive a call and you will listen to the
voice message you previously recorded.
“SMS Reporting”: when the alarm is triggered you will receive a SMS to your mobile phone
informing the alarm has been triggered and what sensor has sent the alarm notification.
10. Press: “ENT”
11. You will see: “2: Personal Nbr”, please enter a second phone number (for example a
member of your family or your office).
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12. Press: “ENT”.
13. Use the arrows to select notification mode: “Call by phone” or “SMS Reporting”.
14. Press: “ENT”.
15. You will see: “3: Personal Nbr”, please enter a second phone number (for example a
member of your family or your office).
16. Follow the same procedure like the steps number: 13. And 14.
17. Done!
Note:
In order to have the option: “Call by Phone” functional, you need to record a voice message
in the panel by pressing and hold the button: “Record” (located in the back side of the
panel), once you finish the recording release the button; usually you record in the voice
message that the alarm has been triggered followed by the address where the system is
located.
It is a must to connect the Main Panel to the power plug while recording the voice message
otherwise it is not possible to record or play the voice message.
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STEP 4:
How to Arm or Disarm the Alarm System?
“Arm Away” mode：Once any sensor in Perimeter Zone or Motion Zone get triggered; the
alarm system goes off.
“Arm Home” mode：Once any sensor in Perimeter Zone triggered; the alarm system goes off.
Sensors in the Motion Zone will not be able to trigger the system.
NOTE: If any sensor in the Emergency Zone gets triggered, the alarm system goes off even if the
system is Disarm.
1. From the Main Panel:
Please follow the next steps to arm the system from the panel:
1. Press: Arm Button or “0”.
2. Enter Code: “888888” (this is the default password).
3. Select: “Arm Home” or “Arm Away” use the arrows to choose the Arm Mode.
4. Press: “ENT”.
5. Once you press “ENT” the alarm panel will start to sound “bi bi bi” for 15 seconds before the
Arm Mode is activated.
6. Done!
Please follow the next steps to disarm the system from the panel:
1. Press: the “Escape Button” (located on the right side of the zero “0”).
2. Enter Code: “888888” (this is the default password).
3. Press: “ENT”.
4. Done!
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2. From the Remote Control.
Note: You can use the remote control only to Arm Away the system or Disarm.
Please follow the next steps to arm the system from the Remote Control:
1. Press: the “Lock Button” (is the second button from top to bottom)
2. Once you press “Lock Button” the alarm panel will start to sound “bi bi bi” for 15 seconds
before the Arm Mode is activated.
3. Done!
Please follow the next steps to disarm the system from the Remote Control:
1. Press: the “Unlock Button” (is the first button from top to bottom).
2. Done!
3. By SMS or Text Messages.
Note: You can “Arm Away” or “Disarm” the system by SMS but you cannot “Arm Home”.
Please follow the next steps to arm the system by SMS:
1. Send a SMS to cell phone number (SIM card) in the alarm panel with the next information:
2. To Arm the system send: the alarm panel’s code “888888” (by default) + 1
For example: SMS to 6502097930 (alarm system’s SIM card number) and SMS content:
8888881
3. Few seconds later you will receive to your mobile phone a SMS confirmation.
4. Done!
Please follow the next steps to disarm the system by SMS:
1. Send a SMS to cell phone number (SIM card) in the alarm panel with the next information:
2. To Arm the system send: the alarm panel’s code “888888” (by default) + 0
For example: SMS to 6502097930 (alarm system’s SIM card number) and SMS content:
8888880
3. Few seconds later you will receive to your mobile phone a SMS confirmation.
4. Done!
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STEP 5:
This step will explain the additional features of the alarm system which are usually
operated/ modified only by experienced users.
The STEP 5 explains the additional features of the alarm system but you
do not need to modify any of these options as it is pre-programmed for
the optimum performance of the system.
These additional features are usually operated and modified only by
expert users or installers.
IMPORTANT NOTICE:
If you decide to modify any of the additional features explained in STEP 5 is at your own
risk. It is not need to modify any of these features because these features are preprogrammed for the optimum performance of the alarm system.
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1. Siren On/Off (Silence Alarm Mode):
This option is to enable or disable the Sirens; if you choose “ON” the sirens goes off if the alarm
system is triggered, if you choose “OFF” the Sirens will NOT go off if the alarm system is triggered by
a sensor but still you will receive a SMS notification informing you that the alarm system has been
triggered.
By default the Sirens are enabled (“ON”) and the default alarming time is 3 minutes (this means that
the Sirens will sound during 3 minutes). If you wish you can extend the alarming time to up to 60
minutes.
Please follow the next steps to disable the Sirens:
1. Press: “SET”.
2. Enter Code: “888888” (this is the default password).
3. Select: “Siren On/Off ” use the arrows to find the option in the menu.
4. Press: “ENT”.
5. Choose: “OFF” ” use the arrows to choose “OFF”.
6. Press: “ENT”.
7. Exit the Menu by pressing the “EXIT” button located on the right side of the zero “0”.
8. Done!
Please follow the next steps to enable the Sirens:
1. Press: “SET”.
2. Enter Code: “888888” (this is the default password).
3. Select: “Siren On/Off ” use the arrows to find the option in the menu.
4. Press: “ENT”.
5. Choose: “ON” ” use the arrows to choose “ON”.
6. Press: “ENT”.
7. Delete the old record by pressing the arrow .
8. Input the alarming time in minutes (from 01 minutes to 60 minutes).
9. Press: “ENT”.
10. Done!
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2. Arm/Disarm Beep:
This option is to enable or disable the sound emitted (“bi bi bi”) before “Arm Home” or “Arm Away”
mode is fully activated.
By default this feature is enabled.
Please follow the steps to disable the sound:
1. Press: “SET”.
2. Enter Code: “888888” (this is the default password).
3. Select: “Arm/Disarm Beep ” use the arrows to find the option in the menu.
4. Press: “ENT”.
5. Choose: “OFF” ” use the arrows to choose “OFF”.
6. Press: “ENT”.
7. Done!
Please follow the steps to enable the sound:
1. Press: “SET”.
2. Enter Code: “888888” (this is the default password).
3. Select: “Arm/Disarm Beep ” use the arrows to find the option in the menu.
4. Press: “ENT”.
5. Choose: “ON” ” use the arrows to choose “ON”.
6. Press: “ENT”.
7. Done!
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3. Upload Status:
This option is to enable or disable the uploading Arm/ Disarm status information to the alarm
system’s manager (the manager is the first mobile phone that you have set under the option “Auto
Dialer#’s”).
By default this feature is disabled.
Please follow the steps to enable the uploading information to the manager:
1. Press: “SET”.
2. Enter Code: “888888” (this is the default password).
3. Select: “Upload Status” use the arrows to find the option in the menu.
4. Press: “ENT”.
5. Choose: “ON” ” use the arrows to choose “ON”.
6. Press: “ENT”.
7. Done!
4. How To Change The Code / Password:
This option is to change the “Enter Code” which is the password to arm/ disarm or enter to
the system’s menu.
By default the password is: “888888”.
Please follow the steps to change the password:
1. Press: “ENT”.
2. Enter this code: “999999” then press: “ENT”.
3. Enter “ENTER NEW CODE”: (Enter a 6 digits code).
4. Press: “ENT”.
5. Enter the new code again.
6. If the code was changed successfully the system will be back to standby mode.
7. Done!
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5. User ID:
This feature is only used by the manufacturer. You do not need to modify or setup this
feature.
6. Alarm History:
This option will show you the alarm events.
Please follow the steps to review the alarm events:
1. Press: “SET”.
2. Enter code: “888888” (this is the default password).
3. Press: “ENT”.
4. Select: “Alarm History” use the arrows to find the option in the menu.
5. Press: “ENT”.
6. Use the arrows to review the alarm events.
7. Status History:
This option will show you the arm/ disarm status history.
Please follow the steps to review the alarm events:
1. Press: “SET”.
2. Enter code: “888888” (this is the default password).
3. Press: “ENT”.
4. Select: “Status History” use the arrows to find the option in the menu.
5. Press: “ENT”.
6. Use the arrows to review the arm/ disarm status history.
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8. Zone Attribute:
This option is to modify the zone type of each zone number, alarm type of each zone and bypass
zone.
What is Zone Type? Please refer to - Page 6 - to learn about Emergency Zone, Perimeter Zone and
Motion Zone.
What is an Alarm Type? It refers to the kind of sensors under a Zone Number. For example by
default the Zone Number: 02 is for Panic Buttons but if you wish you can change to Gas Detectors.
You will need this Alarm Type Numbers in order to modify the Alarm Type during the configuration
process:
Panic Button: 02
Gas: 03
Smoke: 04
General Sensors: 12
Entry Sensors (Door): 04
Perimeter Sensors: 10
Motion Detectors: 11
Glass Breaker: 06
Window Sensors: 05 (use this number for entry sensor installed on windows)
Note: if for example you choose the type number “05” for a certain zone number then if a sensor
under that zone number triggers the alarm system it will appear on the main panel or SMS: Window
and the zone number.
What is Bypass Zone? Is an option to disable a Zone Number; if you chose Yes (Y) that Zone Number
and the sensors under this zone will not be able to trigger the alarm, if you chose No (N) that Zone
Number and the sensors under this zone will be able to trigger the alarm.
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Please follow the steps to modify the zone attribute:
1. Press: “SET”.
2. Enter Code: “888888” (this is the default password).
3. Select: “Zone Attribute” use the arrows to find the option in the menu.
4. Press: “ENT”.
5. Enter: Zone Number you wish to modify “XX”.
6. Select: Zone Type: “2” for Motion Zone, “1” for Perimeter Zone or “0” for Emergency Zone;
use the arrows to choose.
7. Press: “ENT”.
8. Delete the old record by pressing the arrow.
9. Enter: Alarm Type Number (refer to Page. 24 to choose the number according to what
sensor are synchronized under the Zone Number you are modifying ).
10. Press: “ENT”.
11. Bypass Zone? Choose: “YES” of you wish to disable this Zone Number or “NO” if you wish
this Zone Number to remain enabled.
12. Press: “ENT”.
13. Enter Delay Set: Choose “YES” if you want this Zone Number to have a delay to trigger the
alarm system (you can change the delay time in the option: “Entry Delay” in the main menu)
or choose “NO” if you want this Zone Number to trigger the alarm system immediately if a
sensor goes off.
14. Press: “ENT”.
15. If you want to modify attributes in another Zone Number please follow again from Step 5 to
13.
16. Done!
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9. How to modify Entry Delay?
This option is to modify the time delay in case you have activated this feature in certain
Zone Number through “Zone Attribute”.
Please follow the steps to modify the time delay:
1. Press: “SET”.
2. Enter Code: “888888” (this is the default password).
3. Select: “Entry Delay” use the arrows to find the option in the menu.
4. Press: “ENT”.
5. Delete the old record by pressing the arrow .
6. Input the delay time in seconds (from 00 to 59 seconds, the default is 15 seconds).
7. Press: “ENT”.
8. Done!
10. How to modify Exit Delay:
This option is to modify the time before the system is fully armed, by default the alarm
system has a delay of 15 seconds before entering in Armed Home or Armed Away.
Please follow the steps to modify the time delay:
1. Press: “SET”.
2. Enter Code: “888888” (this is the default password).
3. Select: “Exit Delay” use the arrows to find the option in the menu.
4. Press: “ENT”.
5. Delete the old record by pressing the arrow .
6. Input the delay time in seconds (from 00 to 59 seconds, the default is 15 seconds).
7. Press: “ENT”.
8. Done!
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11. Smart Zone:
When this feature is enabled you cannot “Arm Home” or “Arm Away” if a door or window
under the Smart Zone is open; it is possible to arm the system if all Entry Sensors are closed;
in addition you can also enable the “Zone Indicator” feature that will notify you when a
door or window has been opened by emitting a sound (“bi”) from the main panel.
NOTE: please be advised that this feature works only for Entry Sensors.
Please follow the steps to enable the “Smart Zone” in a “Zone Number”:
1. Press: “SET”.
2. Enter Code: “888888” (this is the default password).
3. Select: “Set Smart Zone” use the arrows to find the option in the menu.
4. Press: “ENT”.
5. Delete the old record by pressing the arrow.
6. Enter: Zone Number you wish to enable “XX”.
7. Smart Sensor ON? Select: “YES” use the arrows to choose “ON”.
8. Press: “ENT”.
9. Door Status: OP (OPENED) or CL (CLOSED), choose: CL (closed) if the Entry Sensor and
magnet are together or if the door/ window is closed, otherwise choose OP (opened).
10. Press: “ENT”.
11. “Zone Indicator” choose: “NO” if you do not wish that the main panel emit a sound (“bi”)
when a door/ window under this Zone Number has been opened; if you wish that the main
panel emit a sound (“bi”) when a door/ window has been opened then choose: “YES”.
12. Press: “ENT”.
13. If you wish to enable the Smart Zone feature for another Zone Number please follow again
from Step 5 to 11.
14. Done!
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SENSOR INSTALLATION LIST
SENSOR
NAME
ZONE
NUMBER
GROUP
NUMBER
LOCATION
NAME
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