Luminite OCULi User manual

Contents
Quick Start
- Product Overview 4
- Getting Started with Wireless Logic 5
- Creating an Account 6
- Powering up the Unit 7
- Installing the Speaker 9
Web Portal
- Events 11
- Sites 13
- Units 15
- Help 19
- Users 20
- Admin 20
iOS App
- Logging In 21
- Events 21
- Sites 22
- Units 23
- Bluetooth 23
FAQ 26
Product Information 29
Technical Specifications 30
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Product Overview
• High quality VGA 640 x 480 colour/monochrome camera with
IR LED illuminator, giving unrivalled day and night clarity
• Uses the 3G network to stream images to the server and
provide Rapid Visual Verification just a few milliseconds after
the event has occurred
• Dedicated cloud server and web portal provide a robust
monitoring system and simple way to control and setup units,
complete with optional integratio with alternative monitoring
platforms, including Immix, Sentinel and Webeye
• Free iOS app that receives events as Push Notifications
and allows for manual Arm/Disarm, Walktest capability and
changing of PIR settings
• Quad Pyro Sensor with digital processing minimises false
alarms and ensures superior detection performance with a PIR
detection range of 15m x 90° and wide 135° camera field of
view
• Powerful lithium batteries and power saving technology allow
for up to 1 year of battery life
• Fully weatherproof to IP66 standard

Getting Started with Wireless Logic
• Before OCULi can be used, you need to activate your SIM card
with Wireless Logic
• To activate the SIM card, download and print one of the OCULi
SIM contracts found at the bottom of the registration page at
www.oculi.online
Alternatively
• Email Wireless Logic at [email protected] with
the following details and they will send you a digital contract
that you can sign electronically:
• Company name
• Company details
• Email of the person signing off the order
• Tariff details and whether it is upfront or monthly
• List of SIMs that need to be activated
• There are 3 monthly tariffs to choose from: 25MB, 50MB and
100MB
• All 5 pages must be printed, filled out (page 3 is for Republic of
Ireland customers only), scanned and emailed to both Wireless
Logic and Luminite:
• [email protected]
• [email protected]
• The SIM should be activated within 24 hours
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Creating an Account
Navigate to www.oculi.online in your web browser and click
Register in the top right hand corner of the page. We recommend
that you use either Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox when using
the web portal. Make sure to fill in all the fields, including your
company name. Your Company Name is how we identify your
account.
Underneath the registration page are the Wireless Logic SIM
contracts and our Data and Battery Usage Calculator. Once you
have registered your account, you can call the OCULi Help Desk to
link your SIMs to your account. Alternatively, you can request SIM
activation in the Admin tab of the web portal.
If Voice Challenge is required for your unit, you must specify this
when you order your unit so that we can enable it. Alternatively,
you can email Wireless Logic with the 19 digit ICC number and
phone number for the SIM. The phone number for the SIM can be
found on the card itself, and starts with (+45).
Activation requests should be emailed to [email protected]
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SD Card
Micro SIM
Card Slot
Powering Up the Unit
• Undo the unit using the Allen key provided and remove the back
cover.
• Insert the mini SIM into the slot underneath the SD card (both
cards must be present for the unit to work).
• Take off the battery cover using a cross-head screwdriver and
insert the blue Luminite ER34651M batteries, taking care to
ensure the batteries are fitted positive pips down.
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• Replace the battery cover with the unit facing downwards and
the unit will start up.
1. LED 4 should illuminate 15-30 seconds after start-up to indicate
that a connection to the server has been initiated.
2. LED 6 will illuminate shortly after to show that the 3G modem
has started correctly.
3. LED 5 will flash on whilst the modem searches for a network,
and will flash off briefly when the connection has been
established.
LED 4
LED 5
LED 6
• Once the connection is made to the server, the unit will take a
series of images and upload the initialisation event.
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Installing the Speaker
• Remove the connector from the speaker and feed the cable
through the gland on the OCULi case, making sure to tighten
the gland so that the case remains water tight.
• The speaker connects to pins 3 & 4 ( the middle two pins ) of
the connector; polarity is not important.
• The connector then plugs into the back of the motherboard
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• Only detections enable the Voice Challenge mode.
• The OCULi unit will listen for incoming phone calls for 2-3
minutes and answer them using the internal microphone and
external speaker.
• There is a Voice Challenge button on the Event panel in the
browser with the phone number linked to it.
• If the browser has a voice service associated with it ( such as
on a mobile phone or VoIP enabled PC ) you can call directly
from the browser, otherwise, the number will have to have been
stored in advance.
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• To enable Voice Challenge, click the tick box option in the
UNITS section on the web portal. Do not select both Voice
Challenge and Stay-Online on the same unit.

The Oculi Web Portal
Events
This is where you can see the images captured by your OCULi units
after various triggered events. These events are colour coded and,
the key can be found to the right of the screen. This information
can also be found at the bottom of the Help tab. You can also see
which Site and Unit were triggered, as well as the Date and Time
of the Event. In the expanded view, you can both stop and start the
video footage, as well as download the images captured into a ZIP
file.
The brightness and contrast of the footage can be changed using
the sliders underneath the video. Clicking on the Clear Event tab
above the video will allow you to mark the event as read which will
stop it from flashing.
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If you have enabled Voice Challenge and installed a Speaker to
your OCULi unit, a Voice Challenge button will appear to the top of
the Save as Images button when an OCULi unit registers a Detec-
tion event. This option lasts for 2-3 minutes whilst the unit listens for
a call. After this time has passed, the Voice Challenge option will
no longer be available.
Once an event has been cleared, you can delete the event by
clicking on the dropdown arrow to the right of the Event Actioned
box (where the Clear Event tab was) and selecting Delete Event.
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Sites
Here you can assign units and users to specific sites, check the
data usage of pooled units, and set-up the arming schedule.
Only users that have been assigned to the site are able to make
changes to it. You can change the name of the site, as well
as assign it an address. There is also the option to add user
contact details. The data analysis for the site shows the number
of units assigned to it, the average data usage, the total pooled
allowance, and the projected usage.
Ticking Master Schedule will override the arming schedules of
individual OCULi units. You can choose to opt in to over-the-air
beta and release firmware updates, however, we recommend only
updating with release firmware.
A different arming schedule can be set for each day of the week,
but can also be copied from one day to another. For example,
to copy Sunday’s arming schedule to Monday, you would have
Sunday’s arming schedule open by selecting it from the dropdown
menu on the left, and have Monday selected from the right hand
dropdown menu. Clicking Copy will copy across the arming
schedule from Sunday to Monday.
The OCULi unit can be armed all day for every day of the week
by clicking the 24/7 button. Please be aware that having the unit
armed constantly will affect the battery life.
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To set up a custom arming schedule, select an ‘on’ time using the
dropdown menus, and an ‘off’ time. Up to 3 on/off times can be
added per day. To create an arming schedule that arms the unit
only during regular non-working hours, you would set the unit to
be ‘on’ from 00:00 until 08:30, and then on again from 17:30 until
24:00. Please note that 24:00 indicates Midnight of the current
day.
Integrating with other monitoring platforms is simple. Select the
platform from the drop-down list and click integration. Clicking Info
shows which data should be added into which field.
You can assign different users to different sites by selecting them
from the list of operators and clicking Add Role to Site. Clicking
Settings will allow you to customize which site notifications are
sent to each user via the web portal and mobile app. These
notifications can also be sent via email.
Remember to click save to keep your changes.
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Units
OCULi units will show here once you have linked your SIMs to your
account. Units will appear automatically once it has established
a connection to the server. You can change the unit name, see
its’ SIM number, Unit ID and firmware version, and assign it to a
specific site by selecting the target Site from the ‘Change Site To:’
drop-down menu.
Adjusting the video settings can be done for each unit individually
by using the sliders to adjust how many frames each video
captures, and how many frames per second it shoots at.
The PIR settings for the unit can be altered by changing the
power saving mode (which determines how often the unit can be
triggered), the and/or settings, pulse count, PIR sensitivity and day/
night threshold (which can be calibrated).
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There are 7 power saving modes that allow for varying durations
of peace gaps before the unit can be triggered again. Options
that require longer peace gaps are ideal for busier locations or for
during working hours, and options that require shorter peace gaps
work best for quieter areas.
When the and/or setting is set to ‘and’, the PIR must register a
pulse in both IR beams before it triggers a detection, for example,
someone walking past the unit. When it is set to ‘or’ the PIR will
register a detection when only one IR beam registers a pulse, such
as a person lingering to the right or left side of the unit.Changing
the pulse count affects how many pulses the PIR has to register
in the IR beam before it triggers a detection. A lower pulse count
would trigger a detection for someone quickly passing by, whereas
a higher pulse count would only trigger if there was sustained
activity in front of the unit.
When Day/Night calibration is ticked, you will receive a mobile
notification when the unit thinks it’s night and day, allowing you to
adjust the threshold accordingly.
Voice Challenge can be enabled by ticking the checkbox in After
Detection Actions. Please note that Voice Challenge and Stay
Online cannot both be ticked on the same unit. If Voice Challenge
is enabled, the unit will remain active for 2-3 minutes after a
Detection event. During this time, a Voice Challenge button will
appear underneath the video footage captured. Clicking the
button will allow you to call the OCULi unit.
The Heartbeat determines the frequency at which the unit will
connect to the server to receive updates and can be adjusted in
the web portal. When TimeLine is ticked, it will take an image every
time it connects, and show the collection of images as a blue
heartbeat event.
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When a heartbeat is missed, 5 email notifications are sent out to
the site users. A missed heartbeat can indicate a fault with the
server connection to the unit and it is recommended that the unit is
checked.
Individual units can have their own arming schedules. This can be
set up the same way as the SITES arming schedule, however, if the
Site has Master Schedule ticked, it will override the individual units’
schedule.
Graphs show statistics such as light levels, temperature and
voltage. These are useful for keeping track of the unit’s operation.
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There are two dials to show battery and data usage.
This tool allows you to predict when you will need to change the
unit’s batteries, as well as how much data the unit is predicted to
use. When the batteries have been changed, click the ‘Tick When
Battery Changed’ box to reset the dial.
Remember to click save at the bottom of the page to keep your
changes.
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Help
In this tab, you can download the OCULi instructions and view the
web portal tutorial video. You can download new SIM contracts
from this page, as well as use the Data and Battery Usage
calculator.
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Users
In the USERS tab, you can add new users by clicking the Add
User button, and edit current ones by clicking their name. You can
change personal details, assign roles, change passwords and set
users as active or deactivated. Managers have full control of the
Web portal, whereas Operators only have control of the Sites they
have been assigned to. Users can also be deleted by clicking the
Delete User button.
Remember to click save to keep your changes.
Admin
You can see all your SIMs, which unit they are assigned to, and
their data usage on this page. There is also the option to request
activation of your SIMs. This sends a request to the OCULi helpdesk
to link your SIMs to your account.
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The Oculi iOS App
Logging in
Download and install the OCULi app by searching for ‘oculi’ in the
app store. Once you have created an account on the Web Portal,
you will be able to log in to the OCULi app.
Events
Upon Logging in, you will be taken to the Events tab. The full menu
can be viewed by tapping the 3 vertical lines in the top left corner.
To view an event, swipe right until you see three buttons appear:
Play, Comment and Delete.
Tapping Play will load the video footage to be viewed in the app.
The footage can be paused by pressing Stop, and started by
pressing Play.
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