Chuango O2 Manuale utente

Printed in China

GSM/SMS

Alarm System

User Manual

Foreword

Dear Customers,

Thank you for choosing our product. This product is a totally D.I.Y. wireless home

security solution. It features automatic connection to various accessories, putting your

home under all-round protection. To experience this wonderful product, please follow

the instructions in the user manual.

Contents

In the Box ......................................................................................................................................... 1~2

Included Accessories .......................................................................................................................2

How It Works.........................................................................................................................................3

Accessories ............................................................................................................................................4

Remote Control ................................................................................................................................4

Door/Window Contact....................................................................................................................5

PIR Motion Detector........................................................................................................................6

Zone Mode of Sensor.....................................................................................................................8

Getting Started ............................................................................................................................. 9~12

Step1. Insert SIM Card ....................................................................................................................9

Step2. Download the App..............................................................................................................9

Step3. Add an Account................................................................................................................ 10

Step4. Be Familiar with the Alarm System............................................................................... 10

Step5. System Settings................................................................................................................. 11

Setting through SMS .................................................................................................................13~14

Other SMS Notications............................................................................................................... 14

Installation.....................................................................................................................................15~18

Sensor Placement .......................................................................................................................... 15

Installation Mode ........................................................................................................................... 16

Placing the Control Panel ............................................................................................................ 17

Mounting the Door/Window Contact ...................................................................................... 17

Mounting the PIR Motion Detector........................................................................................... 18

Pairing/Deleting Accessory ......................................................................................................19~20

Pairing New Remote Control and Sensor................................................................................ 19

Pairing New Wireless Siren.......................................................................................................... 20

Deleting Sensors ............................................................................................................................ 20

Deleting Wireless Siren................................................................................................................. 20

Arm & Disarm by Free Phone Call ................................................................................................ 21

Restore to Factory Settings ............................................................................................................. 21

Specications ...............................................................................................................................22~23

Control Panel .................................................................................................................................. 22

Remote Control.............................................................................................................................. 22

Door/Window Contact................................................................................................................. 23

PIR Motion Detector ..................................................................................................................... 23

Disclaimer ............................................................................................................................................ 24

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In the Box

①GSM Signal Indicator

②Voice Memo Indicator

③Call

④Record Voice Memo

Home ArmDisarmArm

① Blinks once per second: Searching network.

Blinks once per 3 seconds: Connected with network.

② Blinking: There is a new voice memo.

③Enter a phone number and press this call button to make a call.

④ Press and hold it for 3 seconds to leave a 10-second voice memo.

Press once to listen to a new voice memo or replay.

SIM Card Slot

Power On/Off

Adapter Jack

System Status

Arm: Press [ ] to arm your system. Now all the sensors are on guarding.

Disarm: Enter the password (default setting: 1234) and press [ ] to disarm your

system. Now your system stops handling alarm signal from sensors (except these

sensors in 24-H zone).

Home Arm: Press [ ] to part arm your system. Now your system only stops handling

alarm signal from home mode zone sensors, which enables users to move freely at

home.

Included Accessories

This alarm system has the following accessories included in the box.

PIR Motion Detector x 1

Door/Window Contact x 1

Remote Control x 2 AC Adapter x 1 User Manual x 1

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How It Works

The control panel will receive an alarm signal when a sensor is triggered, it will hoot and

inform users by sending SMS and making calls.

SOS

When you receive a phone call from the control panel, you will hear your pre-recorded

alarm voice message rst, and then you can remotely control the system by pressing the

numbers on your phone keyboard.

Operation Function

0 Disarm

1Arm

6 Turn off siren

9 Turn on siren

*Two-way talk

# Hang up

Accessories

Remote Control

SOS

Arm Disarm

Status Indicator

Home Arm

Button System Status

Press once to arm. The siren beeps once to conrm the system is armed.

Press once to disarm. The siren beeps twice conrm the system is disarmed.

Press once to home arm. After 3 seconds, the siren beeps once to conrm the

system is in home mode.

Note: The control panel only stops handling alarm signal from the home mode

zone sensor, which enables users to move freely at home.

The control panel will hoot on-site with indicator ashing, and users will receive

SMS and calls.

Press the [ ] button. After the indicator on the remote control blinks once,

press [ ] button within 3 seconds to mutely arm the system.

Press the [ ] button. After the indicator on the remote control blinks once,

press [ ] button within 3 seconds to mutely disarm the system.

You can record an alarm voice message by the following steps:

Enter disarm password (default setting: 1234), and then press [ ] and [ ] button to leave a

10-second alarm message.

Distinction

Voice memo: Message is recorded to your family members.

Alarm voice message: Message is played when you pick up an emergency call.

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Door/Window Contact

The contact contains a transmitter and a magnet. It can be mounted on doors, windows

and any other objects that can be opened or closed. When the transmitter and magnet

are separated over 2 cm, the contact will send a signal to the control panel to trigger an

alarm.

Overview

Status Indicator

Magnet

Transmitter

Zone Setting

Battery

Tamper Switch

Status Indicator

Blinks once: Door/window is opened.

Blinks once per 3 seconds: Low battery, please replace battery.

Note: When tamper switch is pressed, the system will alarm immediately.

PIR Motion Detector

The detector adopts digital dual-core fuzzy logic control processing technology and

intelligent analyze algorithm. When human body’s infrared spectrum is detected, it will

send alarm signal to the control panel.

The detector features pet immunity for animals up to 25kgs.

Overview

1. Detection Lens

2. Status Indicator

3. Test Button

4. Bracket Slot

5. Double-sided Tape

Stick Place

Status Indication

Blinks continuously: Motion detector performs a self-test.

Blinks once: Motion is detected.

Blinks twice: Motion detector has exited testing mode, and goes to power saving mode.

Blinks once per 3 seconds: Low battery, please replace battery.

PCB Layout

Infrared Sensors

Zone Setting

Tamper Switch

Status Indicator

Tamper Switch: When the tamper switch is pressed, system will alarm immediately.

Infrared Sensors: The infrared sensors detect movement, and please make sure they are

always clean.

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Working Mode

Testing Mode

After a 1 minute self-test, the detector enters a testing mode. It detects once in every 10

seconds and emits alarm signal when motion is detected. This will last for 3 minutes and

then switches into power saving mode.

Note: You can press the test button to enter testing mode too.

Power Saving Mode

If the PIR motion detector detects movements twice in 3 minutes, it automatically goes

into asleep state. If there is no movement detected in next 3 minutes, it will switch from

asleep state to arm. During the 3 minutes, the detector won’t be active and send any

signals to the control panel. As long as there is a movement detected within 3 minutes,

the duration of power saving mode will be extended.

Sleep after detecting human movement twice.

Case 1:

Initial start and then arm.

3 minutes later

No human movement within 3 minutes

Switch from sleep to arm.

Case 2:

Press the test button and then arm.

Detection Range

Top view

Side view

2.2m

Pet-Immune Function

This sensor adopts a special design to improve detection accuracy. Pets less than 25kgs

will not trigger the alarm.

1m 8m

2-2.2m

Zone Mode of Sensor

Sensors can be placed in different zones for different requirements. Four different zones

can be selected:

Normal zone: In arm or home arm state, the detectors set to normal zone work

normally. Once intrusion is detected, the detectors trigger an alarm.

Home zone: When system is in home arm state, the detectors set to home zone are

disarmed. The detectors set to other zones are armed. That is, partial arm.

Single delay zone: Sensors set to this zone will alarm at the specied time (which can set

by yourself) after being triggered.

24-H zone: The detector set to 24-H zone trigger an alarm immediately when detecting

intrusion,no matter the system is armed or disarmed.

Sensors in This Kit Zone Mode (Default Setting)

Door/Window Contact Normal Zone

PIR Motion Detector Home Mode Zone

You can set zone by changing the jumpers in detector. After the setting, detector can

work in corresponding mode. It must be paired to the control panel again.

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How to set:

Open the rear cover of the detector; change the array of jumpers on the zone setting to

the corresponding position as below (Mind the direction of D0-D3):

Home Mode Zone Normal Zone Signal Delay Zone 24-H Zone

Getting Started

Step 1. Insert SIM Card

Before inserting the SIM card, please perform the following steps:

1. Make sure the alarm system is powered off.

2. IMPORTANT: Remove the (default) code permanently from the SIM card.

3. Turn off the voice mail function if it is enabled.

4. Insert the SIM card into the SIM card slot; wait until the GSM indicator starts blinking

once every 3 seconds; it means the network is connected.

Step 2. Download the App

Download the App by searching keywords “O2 Alarm” in the App Store or Google Play,

and then create your own account.

O2 Alarm

SIM card requirement: 2G GSM SIM card with calling, SMS and caller display functions.

Step 3. Add an Account

Step 4. Be Familiar with the Alarm System

Now you can tap [ ],[ ], [ ] to arm/disarm/home arm your system remotely.

Tap [ ] and app will skip to messages interface automatically. After sending the SMS,

you will receive a phone call from the control panel to leave a 10-second voice memo.

Tap [ ] and app will skip to messages interface automatically. After sending the SMS,

you will receive a phone call from the control panel to start a two-way talk.

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Step 5. System Settings

Store Emergency Numbers & SMS Numbers

Emergency numbers are the phone numbers that will receive calls from the control

panel when the alarm goes off.

SMS numbers are the phone numbers that will receive alarm SMS from the control panel

when the alarm goes off.

IMPORTANT: After phone numbers are stored, only those numbers can modify the system

settings. Commands from unauthorized phone numbers will be rejected.

Once an alarm is triggered, the control panel will dial the emergency numbers 3 rounds at most,

if a phone is picked up with operation on phone button, the system will stop dialing.

Store Speed Dial Number

After the number is stored, you can dial this number immediately by pressing [ ]

button once on the control panel.

Change Zone Name

10 remote controls and 50 sensors could be extended and the names of sensors are

able to be edit.

This function aims at guiding users to identify the invasion location quickly by changing

the sensor name. Their sequence in naming follows pairing order. For example, the rst

paired sensor is by default set to zone 1; the second paired sensor is by default assigned

to zone 2, etc. In case of emergency, if you did not change the sensor name, this control

panel will send SMS with zone number to user (e.g. Zone 1 Alarm).

Exit & Entry Delay Time

If you don't want to carry remote controls, you can set the exit or entry delay. Suppose

entry delay was set at 30 seconds, the system will allow you 30 seconds to disarm the

system before alarming. Suppose exit delay was set at 35 seconds, the system will allow

you 35 seconds to leave before the system is armed. The "beep" is heard in every

second to remind you to leave. The pace of reminding sound will speed up in last 15

seconds. Thus leaves you enough time to leave home without triggering the system.

Single Zone Delay Time

(To apply this function, you should change the zone mode of the sensor to single delay

zone rst. Please refer to “Zone Mode of Sensor” on page 9).

After the time setup, the single delay zone sensor will delay to alarm when it is triggered.

Comparison

For example: The exit & delay time is set at 30 seconds; single zone delay time is set at

40 seconds.

Sensor Arm Alarm

Normal and home mode zone Delay 30s to arm Delay 30s to alarm

Single delay zone Delay 30s to arm Delay 40s to alarm

24-H zone Always in arm state Alarm immediately

Disarm Password

The default disarm password is 1234. It is suggested to change the passcode for

safety.

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Setting through SMS

If you use a non-smart phone, you can set your system by sending the related SMS

command codes to the SIM card in the control panel.

Item SMS Command Code

SMS menu ?, ??, ???

System setting inquiry 00

Disarm 0

Arm 1

Home arm 2

Two-way talk 3

Call back to leave a 10-second voice memo 4

Store emergency telephone numbers 5

Store emergency SMS numbers 6

Store speed dial numbers 8

Change zone name 901~950

Set exit & entry delay time 11

Set alarm volume and ringing time 12

Change disarm passcode 13

Set single zone delay time 14

For example:

1. Send “5” to the SIM card number of the control panel.

2. You will receive a menu SMS from the control panel.

TEL:

3. Copy and edit the menu message, and then send it back.

4. You will receive a SMS for conrmation from the control panel.

Other SMS Notications

You will receive SMS for reminding you:

1. When the control panel and sensors are in low battery, the 1st stored phone number

will receive a SMS.

2. When the AC power of control panel fails or restores, the 1st stored phone number

will receive a SMS.

3. When the tamper switch of sensors trigger an alarm, all the stored phone numbers

will receive a SMS.

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Installation

Sensor Placement

The alarm system is most effective with well-placed sensors. Determine which area you

want to guard and what kind of detectors should be used. The following picture is the

potential places shown for different types of detectors. You can refer it to choose an

ideal place.

A. Alarm panel B. Remote control C. Wireless Siren

Magnet contact

PIR motion detector

Magnet contact

PIR motion detector

Gas detector

1. Front door

2. Living area

3. Window: living area

4. Window: living area

5. Terrace door

6. Window

7. Bedroom

8. Kitchen

Installation Mode

There are possibilities to trigger an alarm when mounting the sensors. You can press the

[ ] button for 3 times on the control panel to enter the 10-minute installation mode.

During this period, system only beeps 3 times when the sensor is triggered. You can also

press [ ] button on the control panel to exit this mode.

Placing the control panel

There are two installation methods for users. The one is placing the control panel on the

desk; the other one is mounting it on wall by using the supplied screw kit. Please choose

an ideal place and suitable method to mount your control panel.

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