MAX SMART SG2 Installation And User Manual

2. Power / Network status Indicator 3. Panic (SOS) 4. Panel 5. Stand 6. Monitoring MIC SIM 1. SIM Card Slot 2. Connect 3. Power 4. Adapter Interface 5. USB Upgrade Port 2 3 - 16-bit high speed processor, reliable capability - 100% wireless D.I.Y. - Built-in 1,000,000 RF codes - Supports 10 remote controls and 100 wireless sensors. - The alarm system can be controlled by SMS, App or phone call - Stores 5 phone numbers and 5 SMS numbers for alarm alert - Supports exit and entry delay arm / alert - Wireless self-learning code - Adding new accessories fast and easy - Supports arm and disarm by App - Supports remote monitor by App - Supports remote control / arm / disarm / monitor by phone - SMS for power power recovery and low - Supports global GSM 850/900/1800/1900MHz - Support Wi-Fi 802.11b/g/n Control Panel Features Features 1. Status / Low Power Indicator Blue(off):system is disarmed Blue system is armed Blue (blinking): the alarm has been triggered 2. Power / GSM Signal Indicator Product name: SG2 GSM+WiFi Power supply: Input: AC 110~240V/50~60Hz Output: DC 12V/1A GSM working frequency: 850/900/1800/1900MHz Standby current: 60mAh Alarm current: 120mAh Built-in 7.4V 500mAh lithium Support wireless accessories: 10 remote control, 100 wireless detectors Wireless receiving frequency: 315 MHz / 433MHz (±75KHz) Siren volume: 90dB Housing material: ABS Temperature: -10°C ~ +55°C Humidity: ≤80% (non-condensing) White(Fast blinking):searching GSM network White(slow blinking): GSM signal is normal Wi-Fi: 802.11b/g/n

First�operations� Store a phone number To interact with the control panel by SMS, by phone call and/or from the app, at least one phone number must�be�stored�in�the�control�panel.�Please�refer�to�the�instructions�on�“Store�Phone�Numbers”�on�page� 7�of�this�manual. Change the language By�default�the�language�of�the�SG2�control�panel�is�set�to�English.�If�you�wish�to�change�the�system� language,�refer�to�the�instructions�“Change�system�language”�on�page�12�of�this�manual.�“System� language”�refers�to�the�language�of�the�SMS�you�receive�from�the�control�panel. Arm / Disarm the system The�alarm�system�can�be�armed�or�disarmed�by�SMS,�by�App�and�by�phone�call. By SMS To�arm�the�system:�Send�“1”�by�SMS�to�the�number�of�your�system’s�SIM�card. To�disarm�the�system:�Send�“0”�by�SMS�to�the�number�of�your�system’s�SIM�card. By app Click�on�“Arm”�in�the�app�to�arm�the�system,�and�“Disarm”�to�disarm�the�system.�The�app�is�available� for�download�on�the�App�Store�and�Google�Play. Register wireless accessories 1.� Press�the�connection�button�at�the�back�of�the�control�panel�to�enter�the�Connection�mode. 2.� Trigger�the�accessory�once�within�the�next�15�seconds.�You�hear�one�beep:�the�registration�is� successful.� If�the�accessory�has�already�been�registered,�the�control�panel�will�beep�twice.�The�first�accessory� registered�is�assigned�to�zone�1,�the�second�accessory�registered�is�assigned�to�zone�2,�etc.�Zones� 1�to�9�can�be�renamed.�Zones�10�to�99�cannot�be�renamed�(refer�to�the�instructions�on�page�9�to� learn�how�to�rename�zones). Control by Phone Call Method 1 When�an�alarm�has�been�triggered,�the�control�panel�dials�the�pre-stored�phone�numbers.�When� you�pick�up�the�phone,�control�the�panel�from�distance�according�to�the�instructions�in�the�table� below). Method 2 1.�Dial�the�telephone�number�of�the�SIM�card�in�your�control�panel. 2.�Enter�your�user�code,�followed�by�”#”.�After each key you press on your phone, you hear one beep of confirmation. Wait until you have heard this beep of confirmation before pressing the next key. 3.�Select�the�operations�to�control�the�panel�(see�instructions�in�the�table�below). Note The�call�will�end�automatically�if�you�do�not�send�any�command�within�30�seconds. Voice�Instructions Command Function Press “1“ Arms the system Press “0“ -� Disarms�the�system�and�turns�the�siren�off - Stops monitoring without hanging up -� Stops�the�phone�call�function�without�hanging�up Press “ “ -� Starts�audio�monitoring�mode�(not�limited�in�time) -� Stops�the�built-in�siren�and�the�wireless�siren�(if�connected�to�the�control�panel) Press “6“ Turns�all�sirens�off Press “9“ -� Turns�the�built-in�siren�on�(whether�the�siren�ringing�settings�is�ON�or�OFF) -� Turns�the�wireless�siren�on�(if�connected�to�the�control�panel) Press “#“ -� Turns�all�sirens�off - Exits control by phone call - Stops call recycles Note In�GSM�mode,�the�audio�monitoring�is�not�limited�in�time. Hard Reset Press�the�Connect�button�and�the�Panic�button�(SOS)�simultaneously.�Release�them�after�3�beeps.� Wait�10�seconds.�The�panel�beeps�twice:�the�system�is�restored�to�default�settings. Stored�phone�numbers�and�accessories�will�also�be�deleted.

Every�detector�can�be�assigned�to�4�different�categories�of�zones:�Home�Mode�Zone,�Delay�Zone,� Normal�Zone�and�24-H�Zone.�To�assign�a�detector�to�a�zone,�open�its�case�and�move�its�jumpers� according�to�the�drawing�below: D0 D3 D0 D3 D0 D3 D3 D0 A. Home�Mode�Zone B. Delay�Zone C. Normal�Zone D. 24-H�Zone Normal zone When�the�system�is�armed,�if�a�sensor�is�triggered,�the�siren�rings�out.�When�the�system�is�disarmed,� sensors�do�not�trigger�an�alarm. 24h zone Regardless�the�system�is�armed�or�disarmed,�sensors�assigned�to�the�24h�zone�can�trigger�an�alarm.� It is recommended to set smoke detectors, gas detectors and outdoor beam sensors in the 24-H zone. Delay zone An�entry�and�an�exit�delay�can�be�set.�In�such�case,�sensors�assigned�to�the�“Delay�Zone”�will�not� trigger�an�alarm�during�the�time�of�delay�set.�For�example,�if�you�assign�a�motion�detector�to�the� Delay�zone�and�you�set�the�Entry/Exit�Delay�to�30�seconds,�the�motion�detector�will�not�trigger�an� alarm�within�30�seconds�after�you�enter�your�home�and�within�30�seconds�before�you�leave�it�so�that� you�can�leave�and�enter�your�home�without�triggering�an�alarm.�Refer�to�the�instructions�on�page�6� of�this�manual�to�learn�how�to�set�the�entry�and�exit�delay.�It is recommended to assign the Door / Window Contact to the Delay zone. Home zone When the system is armed in Home Mode, the sensors assigned to the Home zone do not trigger an alarm.�It is recommend to assign motion dectors to the Home zone so that you can have your system armed in Home Mode when you are home and move inside your home without triggering any alarm. SMS�Operations IMPoRtANt: BEFoRE USING FoR tHE FIRSt tIME SAVE�A�PHONE�NUMBER�FOR�SMS� NOTIFICATIONS.�(Refer�to�instructions� on�the�opposite�column) Only stored numbers can control and configure the system. INSERT A SIM CARD IN THE CONTROL PANEL BEFORE�STARTING�SMS�OPERATIONS. MAKE�SURE�THE�SIM�CARD�DOES�NOT� REqUIRE�ANY�PIN�CODE. Each�SMS�operation�defined�in�this�user� manual�will�be�illustrated�as�follows: You�send: SMS Command The first pink speech bubble is the SMS command sent by the user. The�control�panel�replies: Control�panel’s�reply The first grey speech bubble is the reply sent by the control panel. The speech bubbles that follow are the dialogue between the user and the control panel (SMS sent by the user are in pink, SMS sent by the control panel are in grey). The�system�is�in�English�by�default.�To� change�the�system’s�language,�refer�to�page� 12�of�this�manual. Store Phone numbers for SMS notifications� � Send: 6 SMS�numbers: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Copy, Paste, then Edit � � (case�sensitive): SMS�numbers: 1.�067890033 2.�067890022 3.�067890011 4.�067890000 5. Ok 7

Send: 0 System�disarmed. Arm the System Send: 1 System�armed. Home Mode � Send: 2 System�in�home�mode. Settings�Enquiry � Send: 00 System:Disarmed AC�power:on Entry�delay�time:0sec Exit�delay�time:0sec Siren�time:5min Disarm�password:1234 Note The�value�of�default�settings�will�be�changed� after�having�set�up�the�system. Store Phone Numbers � Send: 5 Phone�numbers: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Copy, Paste, then Edit � � (case�sensitive): Phone�numbers: 1.�067890033 2.�067890022 3.�067890011 4.�067890000 5. Ok Change Zone Name � Send�“91~99”.�For�example�for�zone�1,�send: 91 Zones�names: 1. Copy, Paste, then Edit � � (case�sensitive): Zones�names: 1.Entrance�door�alarm Ok Note Zones� 1� to� 9� can� be� renamed.� The� name� of the zone cannot consist of more than 30� Latin� characters� per� line� due� to� SMS� character� limit.� Zones� 10� to� 99� cannot� be� renamed.

the�format�“Zone�name�+�low�battery”.� Bedroom�PIR�low�battery For�accessories�assigned�to�zones�that�have� not been renamed, an SMS will be sent under the�format�“Zone�number�+�low�battery”. Zone�10�low�battery. SMS Alert for Accessory tamper Alarm (available�for�two-way�acessories�such�as� Motion�Detectors)� For�accessories�assigned�to�zones�that�have� been renamed, an SMS will be sent under the�format�“Zone�name�+�tamper alarm”.� Bedroom�PIR�tamper�alarm. For�accessories�assigned�to�zones�that�have� not been renamed, an SMS will be sent under� the� format� “Zone� number� +� tamper alarm”. Zone�10�tamper�alarm. Entry and Exit Delay time Send: 11 Entry�delay�time(0-300sec):0 Exit�delay�time(0-300sec):0 Copy, Paste, then Edit � � (case�sensitive): Entry�delay�time(0-300sec):10 Exit�delay�time(0-300sec):20 Ok Note This�function�can�be�used�if�you�do�not�want� to bring a remote control or RFID tag with you.� When� the� system� is� armed,� you� hear� one� beep� every� second� to� remind� you� to� leave.�The�beep�rhythm�speeds�up�during�the� last� 10� seconds.� If� an� intruder� is� detected,� the�alarm�will�be�delayed�accordingly. Siren Volume and Ringing time � Send: 12 Siren�volume(0=Mute,1=High):1 Siren�ringing�time(1-9min):5 Copy, Paste, then Edit � � (case�sensitive): Siren�volume(0=Mute,1=High):0 Siren�ringing�time(1-9min):1 Ok Note If�the�Siren�ringing�time�is�set�to�0,�the�siren� is�deactivated. Disarm Password Send: 13 Disarm�password�(4�digits): 1234 Copy, Paste, then Edit � � (case�sensitive): Disarm�password�(4�digits): 8888 Ok Set Ringing times Send: 19 Ringing�time:5 Copy, Paste, then Edit � � (case�sensitive): Ringing�time:3 This�function�enables�you�to�define�the�number�of� times�the�control�panel�rings�before�taking�the�call.� Ring�times�can�be�set�from�0�to�9.�When�set�to�0,� the�alarm�system�will�not�ring�when�being�called.

keep�re-dialing�the�number�a�certain�amount� of�times. Send: 20 Call�repetition:5 Copy, Paste, then Edit � � (case�sensitive): Call�repetition:3 The� number� of� call� repetitions� can� be� set� from�1�to�9. Delete all Wireless Accessories Send: 21 Ok Change system language Send�the�code�of�the�language.�For�example,� for�English,�send�“0001”.�� 0001 Ok Refer to the table below for the full list of languages: 0001 English 0002 French 0003 Russian 0004 Danish 0005 Dutch 0006 Italian 0007 Swedish 0008 German 0009 Spanish 0010 Finnish 0011 Norwegian 0012 Arabic 0013 Farsi Languages�available�may�vary�depending�on� the�version�of�your�product. Restore�System�to�Factory�Settings�by�SMS� Send: 0000 System�restored�to�factory�settings The� settings� will� be� restored� to� default� values.� Stored� phone� numbers� and� connected�accessories�will�also�be�deleted. Only stored numbers can send the SMS to restore�factory�settings. Accessories Wireless Remote Control Home Mode Arm SOS Disarm LED indicator Arm the system Press� the� Arm� button� " "� to� arm� the� alarm� system.�The�LED�indicator�lights�up�(the�siren� rings�out�once).�The�system�is�armed. If an intruder is detected, the siren rings out.� (The� siren� turns� off� after� 5� minutes� as� per� default� settings.)� In� the� meantime,� the� system dials the pre-stored phone numbers automatically. Disarm the system Press� the� Disarm� button� " "� to� disarm� the� alarm�system.�The�LED�indicator�turns�off�(the� siren�rings�out�twice).�The�system�is�disarmed. Home Mode Press� the� Home� Mode� button� " "� on� the� remote�control.�The�system�state�LED�is�on.� All the sensors in regular zones are armed except� those� in� the� Home� Mode� zone.� The sensors in the Home Mode zone are disarmed�so�that�users�can�move�inside�their� home.

is� triggered� when� the� SOS� button� "SOS"� is� pressed�on�the�remote�control. At�the�same�time,�the�control�panel�sends�a� notification� by� SMS� and� dials� the� pre-stored� phone�numbers. Register in the control panel Press�the�connection�button�at�the�back�of�the�control�panel�to�enter�the�Connection�mode.�Press� any�button�of�the�remote�control. Specifications Power�supply: DC�3V�(CR2025�button�battery�x1) Operation�current: ≤7�mA Static�current: 10 uA Transmission distance ≤�80�m�(in�open�area) Radio-frequency: 433MHz�(±75KHz) Housing�material: ABS�plastic Operating�conditions: Temperature:�-10°C�~�+55°C Relative�Humidity:�≤80%� (non-condensing) Dimensions: 57�x�31�x�11�mm Wireless�Motion�Detector� Features The� MS-01A� (or� MS-02A:� Pet-Immune� Motion� Detector)� is� a� high� performance� wireless� � motion�detector�boasting�a�digital�dual-core�fuzzy�logic�infrared�control�chip�with�intelligent� analysis.�This�technology�identifies�interferences�created�by�body�motion�and�reduces�the� false�alarm�rate. With� automatic� temperature� compensation� and� anti-air� turbulence� technology,� it� easily� adapts�to�environmental�changes.� Design 3 1 2 1. LED indicator 2. Detection window 3. Bracket PCB Layout Alarm zone setup Tamper switch* Infrared sensor** AA 1.5V LR6 Antenna LED working indicator *Tamper switch When the alarm system is armed, the tamper switch will trigger the alarm if the case is opened. **Infrared sensor Detects the infrared rays released by human body�motion.�Do�not�touch�the�surface.�Keep� the�surface�clean. LED�indications Blinks�continuously:�self-testing� Blinks once: an intruder is detected Blinks twice:�self-testing�is�complete;�entering�working�mode. Blinks once every 3 seconds:�under-voltage�indication:�the�batteries�must�be�replaced.�(You�will� be�informed�by�SMS�when�the�batteries�are�low�if�the�motion�detector�is�registered�in�the�control� panel.)

triggered more than twice within 3 minutes, it will switch to standby mode to save power. If no movement is detected within the next 3 minutes, the sensor goes back to working mode. Connect�Button Register in the control panel Press�the�Connection�button�at�the�back�of�the�control�panel�to�enter�the�Connection�mode.� Press�the�connect�button�at�the�back�of�the�motion�sensor�or�trigger�the�sensor�(by�moving�in� front�of�it). Installation Avoid� mounting� the� detector� close� to� windows,� air� conditioner,� heater,� refrigerator,� oven,� sunshine� and� places� where� the� temperature� changes� fast� or� where� the� air� stream� flows� frequently. � If�two�detectors�are�installed�in�the�same�detection�scope,�adjust�the�location�to�avoid�interferences� and�false�alarms. Fix� the� bracket� on� the� wall� with� screws� and� attach� the� detector� to� the� bracket.� Adjust� the� bracket� to� change� the� detection� distance� and� angle.� It� is� recommended to mount the detector 2m�from�the�ground. Top Bottom Ground 2.2 m The detector is more sensitive to cross movements than vertical movements. Side�view Top�view Testing A.�After�the�installation,�turn�the�detector�on.�After�one�minute�of�self-testing,�press�the�test� button,�walk�in�the�scope�of�detection�and�watch�the�LED�indicator�to�make�sure�the�detector� is�working. B.�The�LED�indicator�blinks�once�when�body�movement�is�detected. C.�Adjust�the�detector�angle�to�achieve�the�best�detection�performance. Specifications Power supply DC�3V�(AA�1.5V�LR6�Batteries�x�2) Static�current ≤�30uA Alarm current ≤�15�mA Detection�scope 8m�/�110° Trating�distance ≤�80m�(in�open�area) Radio-frequency 315�MHz�/�433�MHz�(±75�KHz) Housing material ABS�plastic Operating�conditions Temparature:�-10°C~55°C Relative�humidity:�≤�80%�(non-condensing) Detector�dimensions�(L�x�W�x�H) 107�x�53�x�32�mm Bracket�dimensions�(L�x�W�x�H) 52�x�30�x�26.5�mm Detection�Scope 110° Top�view 0m 2m 4m 6m 8m 2m 0m Side�view

Features The ES-D3A is a Door / Window Contact that can be installed on doors, windows, and any other objects�that�open�and�close.�The�sensor�sends�signals�to�the�control�panel�when�the�magnet�is� separated�from�the�transmitter. Thanks�to�the�tamper�switch,�any�attempt�to�remove�the�cover�of�the�Door�/�Window�Contact� will�trigger�the�alarm. Design Magnet Transmitter LED indicator PCB Layout LED working indicator Zone setting A23 12V Battery Tamper switch LED�indications Blinks once:�the�door�or�window�is�open�and�the�transmitter�sends�a�signal�to�the�control�panel. Blinks�quickly:�Low�power�indication:�the�batteries�must�be�replaced. Register the detector in the alarm system Press�the�Connection�button�at�the�back�of�the�control�panel�to�enter�the�Connection�mode.�Then� separate�the�magnet�from�the�transmitter. To� check� if� the� registration� is� complete,� arm� the� system� and� separate� the� magnet� from� the� transmitter�again�by�opening�the�door�or�window�on�which�it�is�installed.�If�the�siren�rings�out,� the�registration�is�successful.� Installation - Open�the�case�and�remove�the�battery�activation�strip. - Mount the sensor on the door and the magnet on the door�frame. - Make�sure�the�magnet�is�placed�above�the�transmitter. - Mount�the�magnet�max.�1�cm�away�from�the�transmitter� and�secure�the�transmitter�and�magnet�with�double-sided� tape�or�screws. - Avoid�mounting�the�sensor�in�areas�with�a�large�amount�of� metal�or�electrical�wiring�such�as�a�furnace�or�utility�room. Specifications Power supply DC�12V�(A23�12V�Battery�x�1) Static�current ≤�30�uA Alarm current ≤�15�mA Transmitting�distance ≤80�m�(in�open�area) Radio-frequency 315�MHz�/�433�MHz�(±75�KHz) Housing material ABS�plastic Operating�temperature -10°C~55°C Relative�humidity ≤80%�(non-condensing) Transmitter�dimensions�(LxWxH) 60 x 45 x 18 mm Magnet�dimensions�(LxWxH) 45�x�19�x�17,5�mm

interaction�with�the� control panel The control panel is switched off Turn the power on AC Power failure Contact�your�electricity�provider Backup�batteries�are�empty Plug�the�AC�adapter�to�an�AC�socket Accessories cannot connect to the control panel The control panel is not in Connection�mode Make�sure�the�control�panel�is�in� Connection�mode Accessories�have�not�been� triggered�for�connection Make�sure�the�accessory�is�triggered� so to send a signal to the control panel When�attempting�the� connection,�the�control�panel� beeps twice The accessory has already been connected Make�sure�you�do�not�trigger�any� other�accessory�when�connecting� one accessory to the control panel (e.g.�do�not�stay�in�the�detection� scope�of�a�motion�detector�if�it�is� not�the�one�you�want�to�connect) No response from the control panel following commands from the remote control The remote control has not been connected to the control panel Follow�the�instructions�in�this� manual to connect the remote control to the panel Remote control is too far from the control panel Transmission distance of the remote control:�80�m�(in�open�area) A signal repeater can be installed to increase the transmission distance

neighborhood. - Check�the�system�regularly�to�make�sure�the�system�works�properly. - The control panel is neither waterproof nor moisture-proof, install it in a shady, cool and dry place. - The�case�of�the�control�panel�is�made�of�ABS�plastic.�Keep�away�from�bright�light�for�a�longer� lifespan. - The�control�panel�is�not�explosion-proof.�Keep�away�from�fire�and�flames. - Install�the�control�panel�away�from�objects�such�as�heater,�air�conditioner,�microwave�oven�etc.� that�generate�heat�or�electromagnetic�fields. - Dispose�of�the�batteries�according�to�local�regulations. - Dismantling�of�this�product�must�be�done�by�professional�personnel�only. Standards This�product�bears�the�selective�sorting�symbol�for�waste�electrical�and�electronic�equipment�(WEEE).� This�means�that�this�product�must�be�handled�pursuant�to�European�Directive�2002/96/EC�in�order� to�be�recycled�or�dismantled�to�minimize�its�impact�on�the�environment. For�further�information,�please�contact�your�local�or�regional�authorities. Electronic�products�not�included�in�the�selective�sorting�process�are�potentially�dangerous�for�the� environment�and�human�health�due�to�the�presence�of�hazardous�substances. In�compliance�with�European�laws. This� product� was� designed� and� manufactured� in� compliance� with� Directive� 2002/95/EC� of� the� European�Parliament�and�of�the�Council�on�the�restriction�of�use�of�certain�hazardous�substances� in�electrical�and�electronic�equipment�(RoHS�Directive�-�RoHS)�and�is�deemed�to�comply�with�the� maximum�concentration�values�set�by�the�European�Technical�Adaptation�Committee�(TAC). Manufactured�in�China.

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures: —Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. —Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. —Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. —Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help. This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1)This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment. This equipment complies with FCC radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment .This equipment should be installed and operated with minimum distance 20cm between the radiator& your body. This transmitter must not be co-located or operating in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter.

Rm�402-403,�4th�Floor�Skyworth�Semiconductor�Design� Building�West�Wing,�Nanshan�District,�Shenzhen,�China. www.maxsmart.cn SG2-GSM-UM-EN-20141008-1.4