iSecus G95 User manual

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GSM+Wi-Fi dual-network alarm system
User Guide

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Overview
The hub cellular+Wi-Fi model is a dual network system that utilizes both Wi-Fi
802.11 b/g/n(2.4GHz) and cellular(GSM).
All sensors are wirelessly connected to the hub. In the event of alarm activation,
for example, when a sensor is triggered, a push notification will be sent and an
alarm call will be made automatically to all registered users.
The system can be controlled on-site by the remote tag supplied, or remotely
from anywhere with our free dedicated mobile application.
The hub can connect with up to 100 wireless sensors, 10 remote tags, multiple
wireless sirens and an external siren .
If the building has lost electrical power, the backup battery built-in the hub
provides power operation up to 3 hours.
In The Box
Alarm Panel/Hub x1
Power Adapter and Cord x1
Remote Tag x2
Door/Window Sensor x1
PIR Motion Detector x1
SIM eject tool x1
User Guide x1

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At a Glance
Hub
1. Green ( GSM ) indicator
2. Configuration button
3. Blue ( Wi-Fi ) indicator
4. SIM card slot
5. Microphone
6. Siren port
7. Power port ( Micro USB )
8. Battery on/off switch
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Green ( GSM ) indicator
Blue ( Wi-Fi) indicator
What you see
What it means
Solid
Cellular network is available
Pulse per 4s
Searching network or no SIM card
Blinking
Calling or text message sending
Nothing
Cellular module failure
What you see
What it means
Blinking
Wi-Fi connection configuration
in Smart Mode @ quickly (flashing 10
times per 1s ),
in AP Mode @ slowly (flashing once
per 1s)
Solid
Connected to internet
Pulse per 4s
Connecting
Nothing
Wi-Fi module failure

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SIM card
A Micro-SIM card is required to use cellular services when connecting to GSM
networks.
Install it using SIM eject tool before getting started.
Remote tag
1. Arm button
2. Disarm button
3. Home arm button
4. Panic button
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Door/window sensor
1. Indicator
2. Sensor
3. Magnet
4. Tamper switch
5. Battery cover
6. Alignment mark
PIR motion detector
1. Motion detect lens
2. Battery receptacle
3. Power on/off switch
4. TEST/NORMAL switch
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Placement/Installation
Before installation, please test the wireless sensors range first.
It is not advised to mount the motion detector or door/window sensor onto metal
surfaces as the material can block RF signals between the transmitter and the
hub.
Please clean the flat area where you intend to install the sensors. Using
double-sides adhesive tap to install the motion detector or door/window sensor.
Where to place hub
Find a spot with a good Wi-Fi and cellular signal that should be close to where
you come and go so your hub is easy to access on your way in and out.
Choose an outlet that’s not controlled by a switch, so you don’t accidentally turn
off the hub. Connect the power cord to the USB port and plug the power adapter
into the outlet to power on your hub, then slide the battery switch to on .

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Door/Window Sensor
Install the detector on the door case (window frame), and attach the magnet to
the moving part of the door (window) to the alignment mark of the detector. The
magnet should be aligned with the middle of detector and placed within 0.6
inches (1.5cm) away from the detector when the door or window is closed.
PIR Motion Detector
When selecting the detector installation location, take into account the lens
direction and presence of any obstacles impairing the view and radio signal
transmission. Motion detector must be mounted 79 to 87 inches(2 to 2.2m)
above the floor.
For effective walk testing, slide TEST/NORMAL switch to TEST.When walk
testing is done, slide it to NORM to save power. In NORM mode,if the detector is
triggered twice within 3 minutes, it enters sleeping state immediately. During this
period, any movement detected does not generate an alarm. After no movement
within the next 3 minutes, it goes back to working state again.

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APP
Scan the QR code or find “Smart Life” from GooglePlay/APP Store to get the free
application for Android or iOS. Upon installation of APP on your phone, the app
will guide you through registering, connecting the hub to the internet.
Add your hub
Connecting your hub to Wi-Fi network via
SmartLink Mode.
Tap Add Device or “+”, select Security & Sensors
from Add Manually, then tap Alarm(Wi-Fi).
On your hub, press and hold the configuration
button until the blue light flashes quickly (ten times
per 1s), then it is ready to be connected.
choose your local Wi-Fi and input password(Only
2.4GHz Wi-Fi network is supported).Tap Fast
flashing,
Wait the configuration finishes, tap Done.

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Please change to Soft AP Mode if the configuration fails in SmartLink Mode.
On your hub, press and hold the configuration button until the blue light flashes
slowly (once per 1s).
Tap the top right icon in APP to select “AP Mode”, then tap Slow flashing.
Tap Confirm > Go to Connect, then choose the Wi-Fi hotspot named
“Smartlife-XXXX” in your Wi-Fi list.
Go back to your app to wait the Wi-Fi configuration finishes, then tap Done.
Pairing
The wireless accessories supplied with this kit are paired with hub. IF NOT or
you want to pair more, you might easily pair wireless accessories with your hub
as following.
At your device home page in APP tap Accessories > +, or click configuration
button three times on your hub, then the hub goes into the pairing/sniffer mode
with both green and blue indicators blinking.
Trigger your wireless accessory that need to be added, then the hub sounds a
tone.
After the accessory is added,each of them will be classified to each
corresponding column automatically in APP.

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How to do in pairing mode
Tips: up to 100 wireless detectors and 10 remote tags can be added.
To
Do like this before the hub sniffer countdown
expires
Add a
wireless
sensor
Start with door sensor and
magnet closely aligned, then
separate until blue light comes
on.(Don’t active tamper switch)
Trigger PIR with an motion
Add a
remote tag
Press any button on your remote
tag

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How to pair a wireless siren
Press and hold the SET button of the siren until you
hear one beep and the light is on , then the siren goes
into the sniffer.
Click configuration button five times on your hub, then
the hub sounds a tone and sends a transmission
signal to the siren.
The siren gives a long beep of successful indication.
Tips:
When a alarm occurs, the wireless siren sound until the system is disarmed or
alarm sounder timeout occurs.
If you want to disconnect the wireless siren with the hub, press and hold the SET
button of the siren until you hear three beeps.

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Getting Started
Set phone numbers
Up to 5 stored Phone Numbers will receive text messages (SMS) and phone
calls in case of triggered alarms.
In APP, tap Setting > Alarm call number to add phone numbers and tap Alarm
call to turn alarm call on.
Tap Alarm SMS number to add phone numbers for receiving SMS and tap
Alarm SMS to turn alarm text message on.
Tips:
The hub will make phone calls to the stored phone numbers successively (up to
2 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 2 rounds.
When the stored phone calls the hub, two-way talk is connected automatically.
Keypad Command:
WHICH BUTTON YOU
PRESS ON PHONE
WHAT HAPPENS
1
Arm
2
Disarm or silence when the alarming
is sounding
3 or 4
Two-way talk

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Using Security System
Arm/Disarm
You can arm and disarm your home using the remote tag or APP.
No Rush
With No Rush, you can take the time you leave home or disarm before the alarm
sounds. By default, you have 40 seconds.
To adjust the countdown timing in APP, tap Settings > Exit Delay and Entry
Delay to change the delay you want.
Tap to Away arm.
Tap to Home/Partial arm.
Tap to Disarm.
Tap to trigger an emergency alarm.
Tips:
When you arm the system, the hub says “Hello, the door or window is
unclosed ” (or sounds an alarm ) if you leave the door or window open.
In APP, tap Setting > Timer to edit the schedules for arming/disarming your
system automatically at a daily time.

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Change Settings via APP
Exit delay & Entry delay
Your security system has been programmed with delay times that allow you to
exit your home after arming, and to disarm the system upon entry before an
alarm occurs. If you leave home too late when exiting, or disarm too late when
arriving home, it will cause a false alarm. If an false alarm occurs, you should
disarm the system immediately.
Alarm duration
Adjust alarm sound duration from 1 to 59 minutes.
Alarm sound
Turn alarm sound on or off when an alarm occurs.
Sensor low battery alarm
Enable to receive notification when the wireless accessory is low battery.
Countdown with tick tone
Turn countdown tick tone on or off when the hub is during Exit Delay or Entry
Delay.
Hub language
Choose local voice prompt and next message language from hub.

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Change Zone Mode via APP
Each of sensors is specified a Zone mode, which defines the way in which the
system responds to faults in that zone.
In APP, tap Accessories and pick the detector you want to set, then change
Zone Mode from list described as followings.
Normal: Sensors set to Normal Zone are activated in Arm (full arm) or HOME
Mode (home/stay/partial arm). We recommend setting door/window sensor to
Normal Zone.
24 Hours: Sensors set to 24H Zone will activate the alarm and sounding when
triggered, regardless of the alarm status (Armed or Disarmed).
Delay: If sensors set to Delay Zone are triggered, the Hub will sound the alarm
after the delay time passed. We recommend setting door sensors with a delay if
they are used as primary entryways.
Home: Sensors set to Home Zone are only activated in Arm (full arm). If Stay
Arm Mode (partial/home arm) is used, these sensors are not armed and will not
activate the alarm if triggered. We recommend setting PIR Motion Detectors to
Home Zone.
24 Hours Silent: The mode is same as 24 Hours but no sound.
Home with delay: It is same as Home but with Entry Delay in Arm.
To disable the sensor, select Off.

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Reset
This process resets your hub to factory settings and disconnects all wireless
accessories.
Tap Settings > Factory reset in APP, or click configuration buttons more than 15
times until the bub sounds a tone , then the hub restarts. The factory reset is now
completed.
Specifications
Hub
Power Supply: Micro USB 110/220VAC to 5V, 1000mA
Backup Battery: 3.7V, 500mAh Lithium Battery
Consumption: <150mA@normal
Siren Output: <500mA
Radio Frequency: 433Mhz
GSM: 850/900/1800/1900MHz
Wi-Fi: IEEE802.11b/g/n
Operation Temperature: -10~55℃

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Remote
Power Supply: DC 3V (CR2025 Lithium Battery x1)
Standby Current: <5uA
Transmitting Distance: <80m (Without obstacles and no Interference)
Radio Frequency: 433Mhz
Operation Temperature: -10~55℃
Door/Window Sensor
Power Supply: DC 3V (CR2032 Lithium Battery x1)
Standby Current: <8uA
Transmitting Distance: <80m (Without obstacles and no Interference)
Radio Frequency: 433Mhz
Operation Temperature: -10~55℃
PIR Motion Detector
Power Supply: DC 3V (CR2450 Lithium Battery x1)
Standby Current: <15uA
Alarm Current: <25mA
Detection Scope: <12m/110°
Transmitting Distance: <100m (Without obstacles and no Interference)
Radio Frequency: 433Mhz
Operation Temperature: -10~55℃
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