SAFE HOME PT700 Manuel utilisateur

Smart Security System PNI SafeHome PT700 /

Sistem de alarma wireless PNI SafeHome PT700

USER MANUAL / Manual de utilizare

CONTENTS

1 DO THIS FIRST

1 Things to be Noted Before Getting Started

1 What You Need

2 IN THE BOX

3 MEET YOUR ALARM SYSTEM

3 How the Alarm System Works

4 Getting to Know Your System

4 Smart Hub

10 Remote Tag

11 RFID Tag

11 Door/Window Sensor

12 PIR Motion Detector

14 PLACEMENT/INSTALLATION

14 Where to Place/Install Smart Hub

14 Where to Place Door/Window Sensor

15 How to Install PIR Motion Detector

16 GETTING STARTED

16 Install the SIM Card

16 Cellular Network Connection

16 How to Set Phone Numbers for SMS and Phone Calls by Panel

17 Exit/Entry Delay

17 How to Record a Voice Message by Panel

18 How to Pair a Remote Tag by Panel

18 How to Pair a Wireless Sensor by Panel

19 How to Pair a RFID Tag by Panel

19 How to Pair a Wireless Siren by Panel

19 How to Pair a Alarm Wireless Switch by Panel

20 APP

20 Download App

21 USING SMART SECURITY SYSTEM

21 The Security Levels

22 How to Arm or Disarm

23 Make a Call on Panel

23 Smart Hub Features

23 RESET TO FACTORY SETTINGS

24 SPECIFICATIONS

DO THIS FIRST.

Things to be Noted Before Getting Started

This guide is for:

Hub cellular model ( Hub 2G model, Hub 4G model )

Hub cellular + Wi-Fi model ( Hub 2G+Wi-Fi model, Hub 4G+Wi-Fi model )

Please check the following conditions for a successful set-up:

If using 4G SIM card, make sure the 2G network of your wireless service provider is still available

in your country. You should purchase the hub with 4G cellular communicator if the 2G network is

unavailable.

The followings are for hub cellular + Wi-Fi model only.

You should select a 2.4GHz Wi-Fi network. The hub does not support the 5GHz Wi-Fi. Select the

5GHz band instead of the 2.4GHz band is the most common mistake when setting up the hub for

the first time.

Your Wi-Fi password must not contain space or other special characters.

Place your hub as close as possible to your router when setting up.

A slow network speed will also affect the performance of your hub. It is recommended to have an

upload speed of at least 2Mbps or faster.

Make sure that the AP isolation setting in your router is disabled.

What You Need

app, an unused indoor power outlet, a regular SIM card supporting 2G/GSM(for 2G version) or 4G

network (for 4G version), and a Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n(2.4GHz) network connection (Hub cellular + Wi-Fi

only).

To set up and use Alarm System, you’ll need an iPhone or Android phone, the Tuya Smart

IN THE BOX.

Smart Hub (Panel)

Alarm, display and

keypad.

RFID Tags x2 (Optional)

Key fob to quickly arm

and disarm your home.

Remote Tag x2

Wireless key to quickly

away-arm, home-arm and

disarm your home, and to

trigger an emergency

alarm.

PIR Motion Detector x1

Senses when someone

walks nearby.

Door/Window Sensor

x1(x2 optional)

Senses when a door or

window is opened.

Power Adapter

For Smart Hub installation

Screws x2

Extra Adhesive

Mounting Strips

For door/window installation

PIR Motion

Detector Bracket

For PIR Motion Detector installation

Hub Bracket

Bottom Cover

Extra Adhesive

Mounting Strips

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SOS

RFID

123

ARM/ DISARM/#

External Siren (Optional)

Wireless Siren (Optional)

Sounds when the alarm

goes off.

MEET YOUR ALARM SYSTEM.

How the Alarm System Works

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The hub internal siren

sounds at 85dB on-site,

and an optional external

siren sounds at 100dB.

The hub sends a push

notification and text message

to your phone when a sensor

is triggered if you enable the

notification function located

in your app settings. After

that the hub will also make

phone calls to each preset

phone numbers.

The hub receives the

command and enters

“Armed” mode.

Arm the system by the

remote, RFID tag, the

ARM button of hub or the

APP.

When an optional

external wireless siren

has been placed there

will be a signal to be sent

to the siren.

When a Door/Window

Sensor detects a

door/window is being

opened, the sensor sends

a signal to the panel letting

the hub know that there

has been an intrusion.

The APP lets you know

what’s happening at home,

anywhere, any time.

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Tamper switch

The tamper switch (lever

underneath the bracket)

will trigger an alarm

notification if an attempt

is made to remove the

hub from its installed

location. And the alarm

sounds.

Getting to Know Your System

The hub cellular+Wi-Fi model is a dual network system that utilizes both Wi-Fi and

cellular(GSM/4G).

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 system can connect with up to 100 wireless sensors, 10 remote tags and 10 RFID

tags.

Smart Hub

Alarm, display, keypad and the brains of the system

Overview

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RFID tag

reader zone

Tap RFID tag here

to arm and disarm.

EOLR Hardwired

Zones Connections

Power port (Micro USB)

Plug in the power cable

here.

Speaker

For voice prompt

and the alarm.

Backup battery

ON/OFF

Push to ON to turn on

the built-in backup

battery.

Keypad

ARM, ARM STAY,

DISARM and DIAL

buttons. Keypad for

entering passcode,

setting, and more.

Display Window

Display system status, time, the alarm’s

information, menus, and more.

Microphone

For monitoring

and two-way

talking.

OPEN LOCK

Siren port

Plug in the siren

cable here.

Regular SIM card slot

Plug in the SIM card here.

Hardwired zone connections

Zone 1, Zone 2 and Zone 3 are the EOLR supervised zones that supports both open circuit

and closed circuit devices and has a response time of 300msec . Maximum zone resistance:

11000 ohms,plus EOLR

Connect closed circuit devices in series in the high (+) side of the loop. The EOL resistor

must be connected in series with the devices, following the last device.

Connect open circuit devices in parallel across the loop. The 10000-ohm EOLR must be

connected across the loop at the last device.

Refer to the Hardwired Zones Connections diagram.

Important:

EOLR(End of Line Resistor): If the EOLR is not at the end of the loop, the zone will not be properly

supervised, and the system may not respond to an open circuit on the zone.

Go to Main Menu>Parts>EOL Zone on your hub to set the type and mode of three wired zones.

The number of three zones are set as 100, 101 and 102 in default.

Z2 GND

10K

EOLR

Z3 GND

10K

EOLR

Z1 GND

10K

EOLR

the Hardwired Zones Connections Diagram

Home screen

Your home screen may look different if you use another version of hub.

Status bar

The icons in the status bar at the top of the screen shows information about the hub.

What you see

What it means

Cellular network

No SIM card inserted or SIM card faulty

Shows that your carrier’s cellular network is

available in case of white bars. More bars means

stronger signal. The bars are gray if not registered

with cellular network.

Wi-Fi network

(Cellular+Wi-Fi model)

Shows that the system is connected to a Wi-Fi

source and the signal strength when it is shown in

white. More bars means stronger connection.

Shows that the hub has a Wi-Fi Internet

connection when dot is shown.

SMS

Text message sending

Call

Calling

Lock keypad

The keypad is locked

Power

AC powered, and the progress bars shows in case

of charging.

Shows the battery level when the system has lost

AC power. The icon is red when the backup

battery power is low.

Top status bar

Arm/Disarm

status

Bottom status area

for countdown bar,

alarm information

and clock.

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Arm/Disarm status

Here’s the Arm/Home Arm/Disarm status of system.

Alarm information

Display what happened in case of alarm.

Countdown bar

Clock is shown without countdown process.

Quick view of menu features

Your icons may look different if you use another version of hub.

What you see

What it means

System is AWAY ARMED.

System is HOME ARMED.

System is DISARMED.

What you see

What happens and what you should do

Please exit

You now have xx seconds to leave home before the Exit

Delay expires. When Exit Delay is completed, the alarm

system is armed.

Please disarm

You must disarm the system before Entry Delay expires, or an

alarm will go off.

Synchronizing

You must active the wireless transmitter to be paired before

the paring delay expires.

Icon

Item

What you can do with it

Settings

Delay

Exit Delay

Adjusting Exit Delay(1)(0~65535 seconds, default: 40)

Entry Delay

Adjusting Entry Delay(1)(0~65535 seconds, default: 30)

Siren Duration

Adjusting Siren Duration(0~65535 minutes, default: 3)

Switch

Turn on/off features

Arm Beep

Turning arm and disarm beep(2) on or off(default:on)

Siren

Turning alarm continuous siren on or off when an alarm occurs.

(default:on)

Arm SMS

Turning SMS notification on or off when the system is armed or

disarmed (default:off).

Keypad Lock

Turning touchscreen lock(3) on or off(default:off)

Backlight

Turning touchscreen backlight(4) on or off(default:on)

Keypad Tone

Turning operation chime on or off(default:on)

Delay Tick

Turning exit and entry chime on or off(default:on)

Human Voice

Turning Human Voice(5) on or off(default:on)

Door/Window

Open Warning

Turning warning notification on or off if you leave a window or door

open and arm (default: on).

Password

System

Changing System Code(6)(4 digits, default: 8888)

User

Changing User Code(7)(4 digits, default: 1234)

Language

Language Selection(8)(default: English)

简体中文

English

Deutsch

РУССКИЙ

Español

Polski

Italiano

Français

Português

Ελληνικά

Românâ

Initialization

Resetting to factory defaults(9)

Phone

Call-Phone

Number

Setting the Phone Number for call in case of alarm

SMS-Phone

Number

Setting the Phone Number for text message in case of alarm

Log

Alarm Log

Viewing system alarm events

Arm Log

Viewing system arm/disarm events

Parts

Paring, deleting/editing, deleting all accessories

Remote

Pairing, deleting or deleting all the remote tags

Detector

Pairing, editing, deleting or deleting all the wireless sensors

RFID

Pairing, deleting or deleting all the RFID tags

Add

Pairing a new remote tag, sensor or RFID tag

Delete/Edit

Deleting a remote tag or RFID tag from the list

Editing/Deleting a wireless sensor from the list

Delete All

Deleting all remote tags, sensors or RFID tags

Siren Learn

Sending a transmission signal to the wireless siren to be paired

Alarm Socket

Pairing a wireless switch that syncing on/off with the siren

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