Duevi EZY-LAN HW 3B User guide

EZY-LAN 22.07-M:3.1-H:3b/4a/4b-F:3.3.4+
EZY-LAN Wireless alarm panel with Ethernet + Wi-Fi + GSM + LTE
1Identification of the parts
FRONTAL VIEW
1 –led power
2 –led Ethernet
3 –led Wi-Fi
4 –led GSM + LTE
5 –programmable central button
6 –multicolor led ring
BOTTOM VIEW VERSION HW 3B
BOTTOM VIEW VERSION HW 4A/4B
8 –button PWR
9 –button RJ45
10 –nanoSIM housing
11 –power supply input 12Vdc
12 –button PRT (internal)
2Wall mounting
The control panel is equipped with a wall
mounting bracket, which also integrates the
housing for the anti-removal tamper magnet.
PLEASE NOTE
The anti-removal tamper function is
available starting from the HW 4B version
13 - holes for wall plugs
14 –control panel supports
15 - hole for magnet (optional)
To mount, proceed as follows:
1. Use the bracket as a template for the holes
2. Drill two 5mm diameter holes on the wall at the
points (13)
3. (IF TAMPER PROTECTION NECESSARY)
Make a 6mm diameter hole 20mm deep on the
wall at point (15)
4. Fix the wall bracket with the supplied plugs
through the holes (13)
5. (IF TAMPER PROTECTION NECESSARY)
Insert the magnet supplied in the appropriate
hole in the bracket (15)
6. Insert the control panel on the bracket
matching the slots on the bottom with the
appropriate supports (14), then move the
control panel downwards until it stops.
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3LED signals
The system status indication of the RGB LEDs (6)
can be disabled in the programming.
The intensity of the RGB LEDs (6) is reduced after
60 seconds of inactivity of the control panel.
When the control panel is powered only by
battery, the LEDs (2) (3) (4) are switched off and
the multi-colored LED ring (6) only flashes
periodically.
Led
Status
Indication
1
Power
off
Panel turned off
slow flashing
No power supply
+ battery ok
quick flashing
Power supply
present + battery
absent
steady on
Power supply
present + battery
ok
2
Ethernet
off
cable
disconnected
quick flashing
cable connected
+ internet / P2P
absent
steady on
cable connected
+ internet / P2P
present
3
Wi-Fi
off
Module turned off
slow flashing
Wi-Fi access
point mode
quick flashing
Wi-Fi router
mode + internet /
P2P absent
steady on
Wi-Fi router +
internet / P2P
mode present
4
GSM / LTE
off
Module turned off
slow flashing
SIM registered /
GSM mode
quick flashing
SIM not
registered or
other problems
steady on
SIM registered /
LTE mode +
internet / P2P
present
RGB multicolor led ring (6)
Green
Disarmed
Green / Blue
(blinking)
Disarmed with door open
Green / Red
(blinking)
Disarmed with alarm memory
Red
Totally armed
Orange
Partially armed
Exit time (flashing)
Entry time (flashing)
Violet
(blinking)
Alarm in progress
White
(blinking)
Panel in SETUP mode
Azure
(blinking)
Panel in TEST mode
4Power supply and battery
The control panel is powered by an external
12Vdc 2Ampere power supply to be connected to
the appropriate jack input (11).
Power must be supplied from a Limited Power
Source (LPS) ES1, PS2.
Internally there is a 3.7V 3Ah rechargeable lithium
battery, which guarantees an autonomy of up to
15 hours in the absence of external power.
When the battery level drops below the minimum
operating threshold, the panel switches off
automatically, to preserve the life of the battery
pack.
ATTENTION:
DANGER OF EXPLOSION IF THE
BATTERY IS REPLACED WITH ANOTHER
OF THE WRONG TYPE. DISPOSE OF
USED BATTERIES ACCORDING TO THE
INSTRUCTIONS
5Using the SIM card
The control panel manages SIM card in nanoSIM
format. The LTE data connection must be set in
the software programming.
ATTENTION
THE SIM CARD MUST BE INSERTED AND
REMOVED FROM ITS HOUSING WITH THE
PANEL SWITCHED OFF. WITH THE PANEL
SWITCHED ON, BOTH THE SIM AND THE
DEVICE CAN BE DAMAGED, IN ADDITION
THE SIM IS DETECTED ONLY AT STARTUP.
6Turning ON
When the control panel is off, to turn it on, simply
connect the external power supply or briefly press
the PWR button (8). The led ring flashes white and
the control unit starts up.
7Turning OFF
When the control panel is on and disarmed, to
turn it off, carry out the following procedure:
1. Disconnect the external power supply
2. Long press the PWR button (8), the led ring
lights up orange, continue to hold it down until
a long beep is heard.
3. Release the PWR button (8)
4. The control panel is off

8Manual settings
To enter the manual settings (virtual dip-switches)
proceed as follows:
1. With the control panel disarmed, press the
PRT button (12) for 3 seconds to enter the
settings
2. The control panel emits 3 beeps and positions
itself on the first function indicated by the
flashing LED (1)
3. The LED ring (6) indicates the setting of the
selected function with a different color
GREEN = function enabled
RED = function disabled
4. To change the function setting, briefly press
the central button (5)
5. To advance to the next function, briefly press
the PRT button (12) and the next LED will flash
Function
Description
Function 1
Led 1
Web access
without
password
Enabled (GREEN LED)
access with APP requires only
the username, without
password.
INSTALLER access is always
enabled.
Disabled (RED LED)
access with APP requires both
username and password.
INSTALLER access is enabled
and disabled by an
Administrator user.
Function 2
Led 2
Wi-Fi Access
Point Mode
Enabled (GREEN LED)
The Wi-Fi is set in Access Point
mode, i.e. it is possible to
connect with a PC, tablet or
phone directly to the Wi-Fi
integrated in the control panel.
The control panel automatically
assigns an IP to the device that
connects in DHCP.
Wi-Fi name = EzyLan_<serial>
Password = 12345678
Security = WPA2 / WPA1 / PSK
Disabled (RED LED)
The Wi-Fi is set to connect to a
Wi-Fi router. The parameters
for the connection must be set
by software.
6. To exit the settings and save the changes,
press and hold the PRT button (12) until a long
beep is heard.
7. To exit the settings without saving the
changes, do not press any button for 10 sec,
the control panel will automatically exit the
settings with a long beep.
9Programming of the control panel
The control panel can be programmed using the
dedicated application "DUEVI Connect", available
for Windows, IOS and Android systems.
Once the software has been installed on the
device, the graphical interfaces must be updated
on first run.
If there is a local network, you can connect the
control panel with a network cable and connect to
the same network with the device on which the
DUEVI Connect app is installed.
If there is no local network or it is not possible to
connect a network cable, simply connect the
device on which the DUEVI Connect app is
installed directly to the WIFi of the control panel
(which is by factory in Access Point mode).
Access Point factory settings:
Name= EzyLan_<serial>
Password= 12345678
Once you have made one of the previous
connections, you can add the control unit to the
list of devices to be managed, by entering
SETTINGS -> MANAGE DEVICES:
•SEARCH FOR LOCAL DEVICES -
automatically searches for control panels
present on the local network. In some cases,
the modem / router or the device itself may
block this type of request, so it will be
necessary to proceed with the manual
addition.
•ADD WITH SERIAL / QR CODE - enter the
serial number by hand / scan the QR code of
the label
Press the "Back" button to return to the Home
Page of the App, where you will find your control
panel with the factory name "Mainboard".
Click on the name of the control panel to reach
the login page (LOGIN).
10 Homepage (INFO)
Access the control panel as USER INSTALLER
User name = installer
Password = admin (by default is disabled)
As soon as you log in, the main screen
(homepage) will open, which displays a series of
information about the control panel:
•System –Summary of the main programmed
elements
•Connections –Indication of the status of the
various connections. By pressing the icon
(info), more details are displayed

•Power –Indications on the power supply and
battery of the control panel
The homepage also contains two buttons:
•ENTER SETUP –Allows to enter the setup
mode (programming) of all the parameters of
the control panel. In setup mode the control
panel is not operational and does not accept
commands from the user.
•ENTER TEST –Allows to enter system test
mode. In test mode the control unit is not
operational and does not accept commands
from the user.
•
From any page, you can return to the homepage
by pressing the icon (house).
FIRMWARE UPDATE: Before starting
programming it is advisable to check if a
Firmware update is available [see section
“Devices (SETUP)”]
11 Homepage (SETUP)
By pressing the ENTER IN SETUP button, the
control unit switches to programming mode and
the RGB LEDs of the control panel flash white.
The homepage transforms from a simple view into
a configuration page.
Press the icon (gear) relating to the parameters
to be modified.
PLEASE NOTE:
1) After each change, press the icon
(green check) at the top right to
confirm
2) Pressing the icon (left arrow) at the
top left of each page takes you back to
the previous screen. If any changes
have been made, you are asked to
confirm or cancel the changes.
3) The changes made in the software will
be active in the control panel only after
executing the "SEND TO PANEL"
command
11.1 System
Date and time settings
•NTP server
•Time zone
•Daylight savings time
System Settings:
•Login with password
•Reset to factory default
•Reboot of the panel
11.2 Connections
PRIORITY OF CONNECTIONS
Ethernet is the primary channel that is used
if a network cable is connected.
Wi-Fi (if set in router mode) is the alternate
channel used when a network cable is not
connected.
LTE (if enabled) is the channel used when
there is no Ethernet or Wi-Fi connection or
there is no internet on one of the two
connections.
Ethernet settings
•IP assignment: Static / DHCP
•[If static IP] IP address, Subnet mask,
Gateway
Wi-Fi settings
Mode = <disabled>
The control panel Wi-Fi is turned off.
Mode = <Router>
In this mode the control unit uses its own Wi-Fi
to connect to an external Router/AP.
Press the icon (gear) to search for available
Wi-Fi networks
•Router SSID: name of the Wi-Fi router to
which the control unit connects
•Router Password: password of the Wi-Fi to
which the control unit connects in Router
mode
•Security: WEP, WPA2 / WPA1 / PSK, WPA2 /
PSK
•IP assignment: Static / DHCP
•[If static IP] IP address, Subnet mask,
Gateway
Mode = <Access Point> (AP)
In this mode the control panel generates a Wi-Fi
network to which it is possible to connect directly
with a device (phone, tablet or PC).
•AP SSID: Wi-Fi name of the control panel in
AP mode
•AP Password: Wi-Fi password of the control
panel in AP mode
•Security: WEP, WPA2 / WPA1 / PSK, WPA2 /
PSK
The control panel Wi-Fi integrates a DHCP
server that assigns an IP of the 192.168.5.x
series to the connected devices
GSM + LTE settings
•Module enable: on / off
•SIM Pin
•Max SMS per day (0 = no limit)
•Use SIM data: on / off
•APN

Voice message recording
Within the GSM section, press the icon (gear)
to access the page where you can manage the
voice message (maximum duration 60 seconds)
that the control panel uses for alarm calls.
This procedure can only be used if:
✓a valid SIM with sufficient credit for the
call is inserted
✓the GSM module is correctly connected
to the operator
✓the GSM module is not connected in
LTE
Proceed as follows:
•Enter the telephone number to be called by
the control panel and press "CALL THE
NUMBER"
•The control panel makes a call to the
telephone number entered. Answer the call
•Press the desired command between
START, STOP or LISTEN
•Press HANG UP THE CALL
Email
SMTP server settings that the control panel will
use for sending emails.
12 Settings menu (SETUP)
The settings menu, accessible by pressing the
icon (double left arrow), contains the following
items:
•Devices
•Sectors
•Actions
•Users
•Notifications
•Programs
•Cameras
•Scenarios
•Logic
•Monitoring stations
•Receive from panel
•Send to panel
•Save settings on disk
•Load settings from disk
12.1 Devices (SETUP)
The DEVICES page contains the list of all the
devices associated with the control panel. In
factory conditions only the control panel is
present.
It is possible to add wireless devices or Shelly IP
devices.
Each device can contain one or more alarm zones
inside, as well as one or more outputs: for
example a MINI-C contains 4 zones (Internal
Contact, Vibration, External Contact, Shutter), a
MINI-M contains a zone (Contact), etc
PLEASE NOTE: The keyfob is not
considered a device, but must be added
within the individual user.
12.1.1Wireless devices
It is possible to add new wireless devices in
several ways:
- wireless transmission of the enroll code
- manual entry of serial
- QR code scan (iOS and Android version only)
In the last two cases, the HW and FW versions of
the device will not be displayed.
Pressing the icon (info) expands the display of
the details of the zones / outputs of the device.
Pressing the icon (trash can) deletes the device
from the control panel.
Pressing the icon (gear) enter the device
settings, where you can change its properties
(they vary depending on the device).
NOTE: Some devices can receive
Firmware updates (eg control panel,
wireless sirens, video-pir). To update, on
the device settings page, press the icon
(gear) under the FW version (top right).
CONTROL PANEL
•Device name: is the name with which the
device is identified in all menus, notifications,
events, etc
•Control panel tamper: enables / disables
auto-protection of the panel [from HW 4B]
•Panel language: Italiano / English / Espanol /
Francais / German / Portuguese
•Manumission Notify: none, events, events +
notifications, events + notifications + alarm
•Wireless supervision: minutes of absence of
a device before giving the signal
•Device loss notification: none, events, events
+ notifications, events + notifications + alarm
•Power absence delay: minutes of external
power failure before giving the signal
•Visual and sound signals for: Alarm L1, Panic
alarm, Arming, Disarming, System status
•On-board button zone settings
SENSORS
•Device Name: is the name with which the
device is identified in all menus, notifications,
events, etc
•Tamper: enables / disables the device tamper
signal

•Wireless supervision: enables / disables the
device presence control
•Masking control: enable / disable the device
masking control
•Individual zone setting:
-Zone name
-Zone type: Volumetric, Door, Shutter,
Vibration, Button
-Alarm level: select the alarm level of the
zone between High (L2) / Low (L1)
-Zone mode: Instantaneous, Delayed,
Silent, 24H, Panic, Only use for logic
The zone set as mode "Only use for
logic" cannot be managed within the
sectors as an alarm zone, but can
only be used within a Logic (see
"Logic" section).
-Manually excludable: enables / disables
the possibility for the administrator user to
manually exclude the zone
-Alert: enables / disables the bell sound
(chime) on the zone at each detection
when the sector is disarmed.
VIDEO-PIR
ATTENTION:
✓The control panel starting from FW 3.1.14 is
only compatible with VIDEO-PIR updated to
FW version 0.25 or higher
✓The VIDEO-PIR sensor after updating to the
FW 0.25 version must be set with DIP3=ON
and rebooted
Communication with the sensor now takes place
on a new dedicated radio channel.
The software interface, during manual image
capture, indicates the various stages of image
capture and transfer.
SIRENS
ATTENTION: The control panel is
compatible only with the following models
of siren:
✓VV-ZELA-RB-868 with FW 0.27 or later
✓SIRPZ-RB-868 with FW 0.6 or later
•Device Name: is the name with which the
device is identified in all menus, notifications,
events, etc
•Tamper: enables / disables the device tamper
signal
•Wireless supervision: enables / disables the
device presence control
•Associated sectors: indicates for which
sectors the siren will be active
•Visual and sound signals for: Alarm L1, Panic
alarm, Arming, Disarming, System status
12.1.2IP Devices (Shelly)
It is possible to add and manage Shelly devices
(produced by Allterco Robotics LTD).
The models compatible with the control unit are
the following:
• Shelly 1
• Shelly 1L
• Shelly 2.5
• Shelly RGBW2
• Shelly Plug S
• Shelly Duo
• Shelly Duo - RGBW
In order to be managed by the control panel, the
Shelly device must be connected and configured
as indicated below.
The Shelly must be connected to the same local
network to which the control panel is connected
(via Ethernet or Wi-Fi). For this operation, refer to
the Shelly manual or to the numerous tutorials on
the internet.
The Shelly must have a fixed IP on the local
network (i.e. it must not change over time).
To achieve this, you can proceed with several
methods.
1. First method. Enter the Shelly settings (via
Shelly App or web browser) and program it
with a fixed IP
ATTENTION
✓Do not assign an IP used by other devices
on the network
✓Do not assign an IP that is part of the
router's DHCP range
2. Second method. Reserve a fixed IP for the
Shelly device in the router's DHCP settings.
This way the router will always assign the
same IP to Shelly.
Some Shelly models can be configured in
different ways.
For example the Shelly 2.5 can be set in shutter
mode or double relay mode.
This setting must be made before adding the
Shelly to the control panel devices.
The Shelly also must not have password
protection set.
Once the Shelly has been set up as indicated
above, it can be added to the control panel
devices by pressing on “Add IP device (Shelly)”
and typing its IP address.

The control panel will communicate with the
Shelly, identify its model, firmware, mode, input
zones, outputs and will add it to the device list of
the control panel.
NOTE:
If you change the Shelly mode after
having already added it in the control
panel, you must delete the device and
proceed to add it again.
Upon exiting the SETUP, the control panel sets
the Shellys so that they update the control panel
in real time regarding the status of their
inputs/outputs.
The control panel is therefore able to display the
status of the various outputs even when these are
manually controlled by switches or other external
applications.
OUTPUTS MANAGEMENT
Shelly devices make the management of outputs
available in the control panel.
The outputs, like the zones, can be set within the
device in which they are present and allow the
following settings:
•Output name
•Output type: ON / OFF, Impulsive
•Status at rest: NC, NO
•[IF IMPULSIVE] Pulse duration in seconds
•Output category:
-Light
-Roller shutter
-Gate
-Irrigation
-Relay
The category is used to assign an icon to the
output and group the outputs by type in the App
control.
PLEASE NOTE
The outputs that are manually controlled
by users must be added, like the zones,
within the sectors. In this way, users will
be able to control only the outputs present
within the sectors to which they have
access.
12.2 Sectors (SETUP)
The use of multiple SECTORS (up to a maximum
of 8) allows you to partition the system, as well as
limit user control to only certain portions of the
system.
Each sector has settings independent from the
others (eg entry time, exit time, alarm times, open
door management, etc).
The SECTORS page contains the list of all
created sectors (two sectors are already present
by default: “Perimetrali”and “Volumetrici”).
Pressing the icon (info) expands the display of
the zones and outputs inserted within the sector.
Pressing the icon (trash can) deletes the
Sector.
Pressing the icon (gear) you enter the sector
settings, where you can change its properties.
•Sector Name: is the name with which the
sector is identified in all menus, notifications,
events, etc.
•Entry Delay: it is the entry delay that is
activated for the zones set as delayed
•Exit Delay: it is the exit delay that is activated
at the time of arming (in the case of
simultaneous arming of several sectors, the
longest time is considered)
•Low Alarm (L1) duration: duration of the low
level alarm
•High Alarm (L2) duration: duration of the high
level alarm
•Alert: enable / disable the bell sound (chime)
for the sector
•Automation 2xL1=L2: enables / disables the
function whereby when two zones of level L1
detect, an alarm of level L2 is automatically
generated
•Open door control: disabled, only notify, zone
inhibition, immediate alarm
•Adding or deleting the Zones and Outputs
present within the sector
12.3 Actions (SETUP)
ACTIONS define operations that can be
performed manually by the user or recalled within
other programming settings.
An Action can be performed by:
•Button of a keyfob
•User through the App
•Scenario
•Timer Program
•Logic
The ACTIONS page contains the list of all the
actions created.
By default there are already three arming actions:
Totale [arm “Perimetrali”and “Volumetrici”
sectors], Disinserito [disarm all sectors], Parziale
[arm “Perimetrali”sector and disarm “Volumetrici”
sector].
Pressing the icon (trash can) deletes the
Action.
Pressing the icon (gear) you enter the Action
settings, where you can change its properties.

•Action Name: is the name with which the
Action is identified in all menus, notifications,
events, etc.
•Type of Action:
✓Arming
-Operation on Sectors: No change [the
sector keeps its previous state],
Activate [the sector is armed],
Deactivate [the sector is disarmed].
✓Relay control
✓White light contro
✓RGB light control
✓Rolling shutter control
Once the type of output control has been
selected, it is possible to select one or more
outputs to control and the command to use, which
can be selected from the following:
•Deactivate - Deactivates the relay or turns off
the light
•Activate - Activates the relay or turns on the
light (with the last stored settings)
•Switch over - Changes state to relay or light.
If the relay is active (or the light is on) it
deactivates it (or turns off the light) and vice
versa
•Open completely - Opens the shutter
completely
•Close completely - Completely closes the
shutter
•Set - Sets all the features available for the
output based on the type of output:
-Brightness
-Color temperature (K)
-Fade
-RGB color
-Opening percentage (roller shutter)
12.4 Users (SETUP)
USERS can control the sectors of their
competence through:
•Use of the App with username and password
•Keyfob
The USERS page contains the list of all created
users.
By default there is only the installer user, the only
user who has access to the control panel setup.
Pressing the icon (trash can) deletes the User.
Pressing the icon (gear) you enter the User
settings, where you can change the properties
and tools used.
•User Name: is the name by which the user is
identified in all menus, notifications, events,
etc.
•User type:
-Administrator [user with extended
privileges, can enable installer, can modify
notifications, etc],
-Normal [user with reduced privileges],
-Police [user limited to the telephone
number to call in case of alarm]
•Associated sectors: indicates which sectors
the user can control
•Allowed scenarios: indicates which scenarios
the user can execute
•Allowed images: indicates which devices with
video verification the user can see
•Time limitation: [only for Normal user] enables
the user only within the time slots established
in the selected time program
•Generate arming notifications: enable/disable
the generation of notifications every time the
user changes the arm status
•Phone 1/2: telephone numbers to which text
messages / calls can be sent
•Email: email address to which notifications
should be sent
Tools
•Username (APP): username for APP login
•Password (APP): password for APP login
Keyfob Management
Pressing the icon (plus) you can add a new
wireless keyfob. First press button 5 and then at
the same time also button 6.
Once a keyfob has been added, the association
of the programmable buttons will also appear.
Pressing the icon (trash can) deletes the
keyfob.
The 1-2-3-4 buttons are freely programmable
Button 5 is programmable only for panic alarm /
silent alarm
NOTE: The operations assigned to the
buttons must first be defined in the
ACTIONS or SCENARIOS
Button 6 is not programmable, it can only
request system status and then displays:
TOTALLY ARMED Led 1/2/3/4 steady ON
DISARMED Led 1/2/3/4 flashing
PARTIALLY ARMED Led 1/2 steady ON
Led 3/4 OFF
12.5 Notifications (SETUP)
The NOTIFICATIONS page allows you to enable
the various notifications that the control panel
sends to users.
The notifications available are text messages,
voice call, email, push notification.
It is possible to view notifications by Category or
by User.

Pressing the icon (info) expands the display of
the related notifications. Active notifications are
colored in blue.
Events included in the various categories:
•Arm modification: all events that change the
arming status of the sectors
•Low level alarm (L1)
•High level alarm (L2)
•Tampering alarm: events (tampering or
masking) that generate a tampering alarm
•Panic alarm
•Silent alarm
•User events: user enable/disable, password
change, email change events
•Zone events: events of exclusion/inclusion of
zones
•Output category: output activation /
deactivation events
•Scenarios execution: scenarios execution
events
•Devices: wireless disconnection /
reconnection, opening/closing, masking,
failure and firmware update of a device
•Communications: P2P presence/absence,
lost/restored internet connection, lost/restored
ethernet connection, lost/restored WIFI
connection
•System events: panel reboot, programming
modification, radio disturbance, unauthorized
access
•Power events: low/restored battery,
absent/restored power
•Logic Execution: events of a logic condition
execution
•24H alarm
ATTENTION
PUSH notifications, in addition to being
activated on the control panel, must also
be enabled for reception by the user on
his mobile device. To do this, after
logging into the control panel from the
APP, press on your user name (top right)
and select "User settings", then enable
the Reception of push notifications. This
operation cancels reception on another
device on which they were previously
enabled.
12.6 Programs (SETUP)
The PROGRAMS define repetitive operations that
the control panel execute with the programmed
frequency (e.g. every day, only some days of the
week, once a month).
The PROGRAMS page contains the list of all time
programs created.
Pressing the icon (trash can) deletes the
program.
Pressing the icon (gear) you enter the program
settings, where you can change its properties.
•Program name: is the name with which the
program is identified in all menus,
notifications, events, etc
•Operation: defines what and when to be
executed by the control panel. It can be
executed:
-An Action (among those already created)
at a certain time
-A Scenario (among those already created)
at a certain time
-A User Limitation with time of
enabling/disabling of the user
•Repeat: defines the repetition rate of the
program
-everyday
-every week on enabled days
-every month on a specific day
12.7 Cameras (SETUP)
The control panel manages the video verification
with IP cameras, that is, following the alarm of one
or more alarm zones, the control panel requests a
programmable number of images (from 1 to 8)
from the camera.
NOTE: For programming the IP cameras,
refer to the "Programming IP CAM"
manual
The CAMERAS page contains the list of cameras
associated with the control panel. Pressing the
icon (info) expands the view of the alarm zones
associated with the camera.
Pressing the icon (trash can) deletes the
camera.
Pressing the icon (gear) you enter the camera
settings, where you can change its properties.
•Name: identifies the camera
•IP address: IP address of the camera
•Port: HTTP port of the camera
•Camera brand: Dahua / Sunell / Provision
[check compatible models]
•Images for each event: number of images
captured for each event (from 1 to 8)
•Username: for access to the camera
•Password: for access to the camera
•Update camera time: enable / disable time
synchronization with the control panel
•CONNECTION TEST: check if the camera is
reachable (NO CAPTURE)

•Alarm zones: up to 4 zones which, following
an alarm, generate the image capture
12.8 Scenarios (SETUP)
A Scenario is a list of Actions (maximum 16) that
the control panel carries out in sequence with a
single command.
The SCENARIOS page contains the list of all
created scenarios. Pressing the icon (info)
expands the view of the Actions contained in the
Scenario.
Pressing the icon (trash can) deletes the
scenario.
Pressing the icon (gear) you enter the scenario
settings, where you can change its properties.
•Scenario name: is the name with which the
scenario is identified in all menus,
notifications, events, etc
•Action list to execute: this is the sequence of
operations that the control panel performs
each time the scenario is started and may
contain:
-already defined actions
-new actions
-waiting times (in seconds)
Pressing the icon (trash can) deletes the
operation line. It is possible to change the order
of the operation by pressing the double line icon
and dragging the line to the new position.
A Scenario can be started by:
•Button of a keyfob
•User through the App
•Timer Program
•Logic
NOTE:
In the settings of each user, it can be
defined a limitation to the scenarios that
he can execute (Allowed scenarios).
12.9 Logics (SETUP)
A logic is a rule that creates a cause-effect link
between a certain event and an operation (Action
or Scenario) that the control panel must perform
every time that event occurs.
The LOGICS page contains the list of all created
logics.
Pressing the icon (trash can) deletes the logic.
Pressing the icon (gear) you enter the logic
settings, where you can change its properties.
•Logic name: is the name with which the logic
is identified in all menus, notifications, events,
etc
•Triggering event: represents the event that
triggers the execution of the defined
operations. The following settings are
available for this event:
-Sector event:
Alarm L1 in sectors (OR logic)
Alarm L2 in sectors (OR logic)
Sectors disarmed (AND logic)
Sectors armed (AND logic)
Sectors armed (OR logic)
Entry delay
Exit delay
Chime
24H alarm
Silent alarm
-Zone event:
Zone detection (only zones set in mode
"Only use for logic")
-Panel event:
Panic Alarm
Manumission alarm
•Operation to execute (at the beginning of the
event): represents what the control panel will
perform each time the triggering event starts.
This operation can be an Action or a Scenario.
•Other operation to execute (at the end of the
event): it represents what the control panel will
perform each time the triggering event ends.
This operation can be an Action or a Scenario.
12.10 Monitoring Stations (SETUP)
The control panel can send events to a Monitoring
Station with Contact-ID SIA-DC09 receiver, via
internet connection (on local network or LTE
network).
The MONITORING STATIONS page contains the
list of all created Monitoring stations.
Pressing the icon (trash can) deletes the
station.
Pressing the icon (gear) you enter the station
settings, where you can change its properties.
•Sending events to the Monitoring Station:
Activate / Deactivate
•Monitoring Station name: is the name with
which the Station is identified in all menus,
notifications, events, etc
•Supervision interval: time interval in hours
after which the control panel sends the Life
Test to the station
•Associated sectors: represents the sectors for
which events are sent
•Prefix: prefix of the account code (ONLY IF
NECESSARY) - provided by the Monitoring
Station

•Client Account: client identification code -
provided by the Monitoring Station
•Server IP address: IP address of the receiver
- provided by the Monitoring Station
•Port: communication port of the receiver -
provided by the Monitoring Station
•CONNECTION TEST: send the Life Test code
to test the parameters
•Codes: this section indicates all the events
(with relative standard codes) that the control
panel can send to the monitoring station.
In the Contact-ID standard each event is
identified with a numerical code.
It is possible to modify the value associated
with each event (if the Monitoring Station uses
different codes).
The sending of each event can be enabled /
disabled with the ON / OFF switch.
12.11 Other commands (SETUP)
Riceive from panel
Upload the configuration present in the control
panel to the software interface. When you enter
SETUP it is loaded automatically.
Send to panel
Send to the control panel the configuration
currently displayed in the software interface.
Save settings on disk (Windows App only)
Save to file the configuration currently displayed
in the software interface.
Load settings from disk (Windows App only)
Load a configuration previously saved on file into
the software interface.
13 Homepage (TEST)
By pressing the ENTER TEST button, the control
panel switches to test mode and the RGB LEDs
of the control unit flash blue.
The homepage continues to display panel
information.
13.1 TEST Menu
The test menu, accessible by pressing the icon
(double right arrow), contains the following items:
•Test Zones
•Test Sirens
•Test Keyfobs
•Test GSM
•Test Immages
•Test Light
•Test Roller shutter
•Test Gate
•Test Irrigation
•Test Relay
13.2 Test Zones (TEST)
On this page you can check the radio
transmissions of each device (apart from the
keyfobs that have a specific page).
A line will be added for each transmission
received indicating the device name, date / time,
the status of the affected zone (eg. internal
contact alarm, external contact rest, tamper
alarm, etc) and the RSSI radio level received from
the control panel.
Each new transmission will be placed at the top of
the list.
13.3 Test Sirens (TEST)
The page contains the list of radio sirens present
in the system, which can be tested individually.
Pressing the icon (info) expands the view of the
available tests and the commands for starting and
stopping the test.
•Visual test / commands only the flashing of the
siren LEDs
•Visual + beep test / commands flashing and
low power beeps
•Alarm test / commands High power alarm
sound
Try one siren at a time to avoid overlapping
commands.
13.4 Test Keyfobs (TEST)
On this page you can check the radio
transmissions of the keyfobs present in the
system.
A line will be added for each transmission
received indicating the associated user name, the

number of the pressed button, the operation
associated with the button and the RSSI radio
level received from the control panel.
Each new transmission will be placed at the top of
the list.
13.5 Test GSM (TEST)
On this page you can make a test call to check the
GSM operation.
Enter the telephone number to call with the
international prefix without + (eg 44345010101),
then press “Call the number”.
When the receiver answers the call, the voice
message previously recorded in SETUP is played.
13.6 Test Images (TEST)
On this page you can test the video verification
devices present in the system (VIDEO-PIR or IP
cam).
Press the icon (photocamera) to send a
capture request to the device.
Once the acquisition is finished (the time varies
according to the distance and the device) the
captured image will be displayed.
13.7 Test Outputs (TEST)
In these pages it is possible to carry out a test in
real time of the single available outputs, sending
commands and displaying their status.
14 Reset to factory conditions
To restore the control panel to factory conditions
carry out the following procedure:
1. Turn off the control panel (see paragraph
Turning off)
2. With the control panel off, long press the PWR
button (8), the led ring starts flashing white
and violet
3. Continue to hold down the PWR button (8) and
at the same time press briefly the central
button (5) within 5 seconds
4. Release the PWR button (8)
5. The control panel restores the factory
conditions and restarts
15 Warnings and Precautions
•The installer is required to follow the
regulations in force. The manufacturer
declines all responsibility in case of improper
use by the user or incorrect installation by the
installer.
•Handle the battery carefully. Danger of
explosion and fire. Do not throw the battery
into fire, do not weld or damage the battery.
Replace the battery only and exclusively with
an identical one. Have the battery replaced by
a specialized technician.
•Dispose of exhausted batteries according to
the regulations in force, even if the equipment
is decommissioned. In the event of liquid
spillage, protect your hands with special
gloves.
DUEVI SRL
Via Bard 12/A –10142 Torino
MADE IN ITALY
EU DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY
Hereby, DUEVI declares that the radio equipment
type “Wireless alarm control panel with Ethernet /
Wi-Fi / GSM / LTE connection” mod. EZY-LAN is in
compliance with Directive RED 2014/53/EU.
The full text of the EU Declaration of Conformity is
available at the internet address www.duevi.eu