BOGP-3-(EX)-G2

Cellular & GPRS Alarm System

User Manual

April 15-2022
 Table of Contents

1. Application Overview __________________________________________________________ 5

1.1. Parts Identification _______________________________________________________ 5

1.2. Introduction _____________________________________________________________ 6

1.3. The Power Supply ________________________________________________________ 6

1.4. System Deployment ______________________________________________________ 6

1.5. How to Install the Control Panel ____________________________________________ 6

1.6. Multi-User Passwords ____________________________________________________ 7

1.7. System Basic Operation ___________________________________________________ 8

2. System Configuration __________________________________________________________ 9

2.1. Walk Test _______________________________________________________________ 9

2.2. Install Code _____________________________________________________________ 9

2.3. Report Setting ___________________________________________________________ 9

2.4. Test Report ____________________________________________________________ 10

2.5. Test Siren ______________________________________________________________ 10

2.6. GSM Setting ____________________________________________________________ 10

2.7. Panel Setting ___________________________________________________________ 11

2.8. General Setting _________________________________________________________ 13

2.9. Device +/- ______________________________________________________________ 15

2.10. Network Setting ________________________________________________________ 21

2.11. Media Upload __________________________________________________________ 22

2.12. Home Automation ______________________________________________________ 22

3. Programming Menu __________________________________________________________ 24

3.1. Walk Test ______________________________________________________________ 24

3.2. PIN Code Setting ________________________________________________________ 24

3.3. Guard Code Setting _____________________________________________________ 24

3.5. Master Code ___________________________________________________________ 25

3.6. Temporary Code ________________________________________________________ 25

3.7. Duress Code ___________________________________________________________ 25

 3.8. General Setting _________________________________________________________ 25

3.9. Device +/- ______________________________________________________________ 25

4. Operation ___________________________________________________________________ 26
4.1. LCD Display ____________________________________________________________ 26

4.2. Entering User Menu _____________________________________________________ 26

4.3. Away Arm Mode ________________________________________________________ 26

4.4. Home Arm Mode ________________________________________________________ 27

4.5. Force Arm _____________________________________________________________ 27

4.6. Disarm ________________________________________________________________ 28

4.7. Temporary Bypass ______________________________________________________ 28

4.8. Apply Scene ___________________________________________________________ 28

4.9. Dual Key Alarm _________________________________________________________ 28

4.10. Alarm Activation _______________________________________________________ 28

4.11. Keypad Lockdown _____________________________________________________ 29

4.12. Tamper Protection _____________________________________________________ 29

4.13. Fault Display __________________________________________________________ 29

4.14. Battery Level __________________________________________________________ 30

4.15. Factory Reset _________________________________________________________ 30

5. Connecting to PC Programming Webpage ________________________________________ 31

5.1. Hardware Installation ____________________________________________________ 31

5.2. Software Installation _____________________________________________________ 31

5.2.1. Driver program installation __________________________________________________________ 31
5.2.2. PC Programming Tool ______________________________________________________________ 31

5.3. PC Programming Webpage _______________________________________________ 31

5.3.1. Connecting to Webpage ____________________________________________________________ 31
5.3.2. System Settings ____________________________________________________________________ 34
5.3.3. Device Management ________________________________________________________________ 45
5.3.4. Captured Events ___________________________________________________________________ 54
5.3.5. History Records ____________________________________________________________________ 55
5.3.6. Panel Control ______________________________________________________________________ 56
5.3.7. Home Automation __________________________________________________________________ 57
5.3.8. Firmware __________________________________________________________________________ 59
5.3.9. RF Firmware _______________________________________________________________________ 60
6. Appendix ___________________________________________________________________ 61
6.1. Fault Event Description __________________________________________________ 61

6.2. SMS Remote Command __________________________________________________ 62

6.3. Control Panel Mode and Response Table ___________________________________ 67

6.4. Event Code ____________________________________________________________ 69

 1. LED Indicator (Green)
1. Application Overview
This LED is light on when any key is
1.1. Parts Identification pressed to wake up the panel.

Front View
2. Fault Indicator (Orange)
When the panel is awake, this LED is light
on if there is at least one fault in the
system.

4. Key: Use this key to move the cursor

and scroll the display upwards
Arm Key: Use this key to Away Arm the
system.

5. Key: Use this key to move the cursor

and scroll the display downwards.
Back View (With Back Cover) Home Arm Key: Use this key to Home
Arm the system.
6. Key: Use this key to abort current
screen and return to previous screen.
7. OK Key: Use this key to confirm an action
or entered data.
Disarm Key: Use this key to Disarm the
system.
8.  Key: Press and hold for 3 seconds to
enter Installer Menu
Back View (Without Back Cover)
9. # Key: Press and hold for 3 seconds to
enter Programming Menu.
10. Buzzer
16. Main External Antenna Terminal (For
BOGP-3-EX-G2 models only)
12. Battery Compartment
13. Tamper Switch
14. SIM Card Slot
15. DC Jack: For connecing to 12V 1A
adaptor or external battery.
16. Micro USB Port: For programming and
firmware update.

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1.2. Introduction
BOGP-3 is a cellular & GPRS alarm system,
which can be operated by AC power, external
battery or Alkaline D batteries. The LCD
display and rubber keypad are convenient for
programming and operation.
This manual covers the installation,
programming, and control of the BOGP-3
control panel.
 BOGP-3-G2-2G: cellular & GPRS alarm
system with 2G reporting.
 BOGP-3-G2-4G: cellular & GPRS alarm
system with 4G reporting.
 BOGP-3-EX-G2-2G: cellular & GPRS alarm
system with 2G reporting, compatible with
external antenna.
 BOGP-3-EX-G2-4G: cellular & GPRS alarm
system with 4G reporting, compatible with
external antenna.
Remote programming of the panel is achieved
by registering the panel in our Home Portal
Server. With Home Portal Server, you can
connect to your panel either with a computer or
a smartphone using our Vesta Home
application. Please refer to our Home Portal
User Guide for detail about registering and
using Home Portal Server.
 SIM card:
The Control Panel features built-in 2G/4G
communication facility to report to the
Monitoring Station. To use the 2G/4G function,
a SIM card is required.
<NOTE>
 Please disable the SIM card PIN code
before inserting into the Control Panel.
 Please make sure to insert a SIM
Card with data plan.
 Loosen the 2 bottom screws and then
remove the back cover.
 Locate the SIM Card Slot and insert your
new SIM card.
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 Secure the back cover by fixing screws.
1.3. The Power Supply
BOGP-3 Control Panel features completely
wire-free operation that can use AC power via
12V 1A adaptor, external battery or Alkaline D
batteries as power supply.
If the DC Jack is connected to the adaptor, the
device will be powered by utility power source.
The DC Jack can also connect to the external
battery for power. When the DC Jack is
connected to neither of the above mentioned
power sources, it will instead get powered by
the Alkaline D batteries as power supply, while
entering power-saving mode,.
1.4. System Deployment
The Control Panel is designed to be wall
mounted, follow guidelines below when
planning installation location:
 The Control Panel should be installed at a
location that is hidden from outside view.
 You can use the Control 13Panel’s built-in
Keypad for entry control. In this case,
install the Control Panel close to your
main entrance.
 The Control Panel should be protected by
sensors so that no intruder can reach the
Control Panel without first activating sensor.
1.5. How to Install the Control
Panel
The easiest way to get to know the system and
get it up and running quickly is to get all the
devices and accessories programmed on a
tabletop before locating and mounting them.
Step 1. Loosen the screw at bottom of the
panel (Figure 1).
Step 2. Break through the 4 knockouts on
the back cover for installation.
(Figure 2)
Step 3. Use the knockouts as templates to
mark locations on the wall for wall
mounting, insert wall plugs on
marked location if fixing into plaster
or brick. Screw the back cover onto
the wall. (Figure 3)
Step 4. Hook the panel on the back cover
from the top, and then secure the
bottom fixing screws.
Figure 1
Figure 2
Figure 3
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1.6. Multi-User Passwords
In order to provide maximum security when
operating the system, the Control Panel offers
different levels of authorization for various
situations.
User PIN Code
 The User Codes are used for users to
access the alarm system for basic alarm
system function. A total of 10 4-digit User
Codes can be stored in the Control Panel.
Each individual User can be given a
name for easy recognition when viewing
system events. User Names can be
named when first setting them or by
editing them afterwards when resetting
them.
 User PIN code #1 is activated with “1234”
as factory default and cannot be deleted.
 User PIN code #2~#10 are deactivated
by factory default
 Whenever panel asks to key in Enter
Code or, please enter your User PIN
Code.
Master Code
 The Master Code has the authorization to
enter Programming Mode for advanced
system setting. When the display panel
asks you to key in M-Code, please enter
your Master Code.
 Factory default: 1111
Installer Code
 The Installer Code is for installer to
program system configurations under
installer menu, such as Tel. Number,
Account Number.
 When the display panel asks for I-Code,
please enter your Installer Code.
 Factory default: 7982
Guard Code
 The Guard Code has the same level of
authorization as the PIN Code. It is
designed for security personnel to access
the alarm system.
Temporary Code  If the Control Panel lost power supply.
When the power is restored, it will
 The Temporary Code is designed for the resume its previoius mode.
use of occasional visitors. It has the
same authorization level as the User PIN  When programming settings, refer to the
Code, but will be removed after one following tables to enter symbols and
arming and disarming action. alphabets, press the key repeatedly until
the desired symbol/alphabet appears.
Duress Code
1 1，！？－【】@/
 The Duress Code is specially designed
2 2ABCabc
for situation when the user is under
personal threat. It has the same level of 3 3DEFdef
authorization as User PIN Code, however 4 4GHIghi
when a Duress Code is entered, the 5 5JKLjkl
Control Panel will send a silent alarm 6 6MNOmno
report to notify that the user is being 7 7PQRSpqrs
threatened or held against his will. 8 8TUVtuv
9 9WXYZwxyz
0 0 <space> / － ＆ ’ . ＋︰
1.7. System Basic Operation  Delete character and backspace
 When idle, the Control Panel is in stand-
by mode. It will wake up when any key is
pressed. After 5 seconds of inactivity, the
Panel will automatically enter stand-by
mode.
 While entering PIN code, if incorrect
codes have been entered for 5 times
within 10 minutes, the keypad input will
be prohibited for 15 minutes.
 When entering information for system
configuration, press key to to leave
current screen, no information will be
saved.
 When under user/programming/installer
menu, if no keys are pressed within 2
minutes. the Control Panel will
automatically exit the menu and return to
disarm mode.
 When DC Jack is connected to power
source, GSM will be activated
automatically, and GSM module will be
able to receive SMS commands
whenever it is opened. However, when
power from DC Jack is interrupted, and
the panel switches to battery power, the
GSM will only be activated when the
Panel needs to send a report.
<NOTE>
 The following events will trigger a
report: Arm/Disarm/Alarm/Auto-check-
in.

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2. System Configuration 2.2. Install Code
In order to configure the Control Panel setting, This function is for you to edit the Installer code
you need to enter the Installer Menu. To enter Step 1. Select Install Code and press OK to
the Installer Menu: confirm.
Step 1. Press and hold the  key on the En t e r n e w c o d e
numeric keypad for 3 seconds.
You will be prompted a PIN code. Step 2. Enter the new 4-digit Installer code
Enter the PIN Code (default user 1 PIN and press OK to confirm..
code: 1234)
En t e r Co d e
. . . . 2.3. Report Setting
Step 2. The following is displayed and you are The Report Setting function allows you to
prompted to enter the Installer code configure your report destinations. 8 reporting
(default 7982). detinations are available for configuration.
En t e r I - Co d e
. . . . Step 1. Select Rptn. Setting and press OK to
confirm.
Step 3. You will enter the Installer Menu. 1 )
Wa l k T e s t 2 )
I n s t a l l Co d e . .
Rp t . Se t t i n g 8 )
T e s t Re p o r t
T e s t Si r e n Step 2. Select the reporting number you want
to program and press OK to confirm.
GS M S e t t i n g
Pa n e l Se t t i n g Step 3. Select the report type
Ge n . S e t t i n g S MS ( C I D )
De v i c e + / - S MS ( T E X T )
Ne t wo r k Se t . I P( SI A)
Me d i a Up l o a d I P( CI D)
H o me Au t o . Ma i l
I P ( MA N I T OU )
I P ( MA N I T OU + T L S )
2.1. Walk Test De l e t e

The Walk Test function allows you to test

learned in devices. (Please refer to 2.7 Device
+/- for device learning detail)
Step 1. Select Walk Test and press OK to
confirm. You will enter Walk Test
mode..
 Wa l k T e s t  
Step 2. Press the learn/test button on your
device to transmit a test code (please
refer to device manual for detail). If the
Control Panel receives the test code, it
will display the device information
accordingly. A signal strength RSSI
number will also be displayed on the
top right corner of the LCD screen. The
RSSI scale is 0-9, the greater the
number, the better the signal strength.
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 SMS(CID): SMS reporting in CID
event code format.
 SMS(Text): SMS reporting in text
message format.
 IP(SIA): IP/GPRS reporting in SIA
format.
IP(CID): IP/GPRS reporting in CID
format.
 Mail: Email reporting.
 IP(MANITOU): IP/GPRS reporting in
MANITOU format.
 IP(MANITOU+TLS): IP/GPRS
reporting in MANITOU format. (TLS
encrypted).
 Delete: Choose “Delete” to remove
existing report setting.
Step 4. For SMS(CID)/IP(CID)/IP(SIA)/
IP(MANITOU)/ IP(MANITOU+TLS)
 setting, you will be asked to enter an Step 2. The Control Panel will send a test
account number. report to the first reporting destination.
Step 5. Enter the IP address for IP reporting,
telephone/mobile number for SMS
reporting, or email address for email
2.5. Test Siren
reporting Use the function to test both Control Panel’s
Step 6. For IP reporting, enter the port number. built-in siren and any external siren/bellbox
learnt into the Control Panel function
Step 7. Select a group for the report
destination. Step 1. Select Test Siren and press OK to
confirm.
 The reporting priority is based on to OK t o S t a r t
group number sequence. From Group Wa r n i n g : L o u d !
1  Group Group 2  Group 3
….etc Step 2. Press OK to confirm. both Control
Panel’s built-in siren and any external
 When more than one reporting siren/bellbox learnt in the panel will be
destinations are assigned to a group, activated.
if a report is sent to one of the Pr e s s OK t o S t o p
detinations successfully, the system
will stop reporting to the rest of the Step 3. Press OK again to stop the siren.
reporting destination in the same
group and move on to report to the
next group. 2.6. GSM Setting
If the Control Panel fails to send report The GSM function allows you to program
to the first detination in a group, it will GRPS network.
move on to the next reporting Step 1. Select GSM Setting and press OK to
destination. If reporting to all confirm.
destinations in the group fails, the An t e n n a
Control Panel will retry the report GP RS S e t t i n g
group for 2 times before moving on to GS M S i g n a l
the next group. GS M Re s e t
If the Control Panel fails to report to all  Antenna (For BOGP-3-EX-G2 models
reporting groups, it will NOT restart
only)
reporting from Group 1 until at least
one groups successfully receives the You may choose whether to employ external or
report. internal antenna.
Step 8. Select the event type to be reported to Step 1. Select Antenna and choose the
this report destination. desired antenna type..
I n t e r n a l
 All: All events will be reported. Ex t e r n a l
 Status: Only status events will be Step 2. Press OK to confirm setting.
reported.
 GPRS Setting
 Alarm: Only alarm events will be
In order to use GPRS to serve as a back-up IP
reported.
Reporting method, this section will need to be
programmed before reporting.
Step 1. Select GPRS Setting and press OK to
2.4. Test Report confirm.
This function is for you to test the reporting APN
destination you entered. Us e r
P a s s Wo r d
Step 1. Select Test Report and press OK to
confirm. Step 2. Select APN and press OK to confirm.
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 APN Ed i t Hi g h T e mp R p t .
i n t e r n e t L o w T e mp R p t .
Qu i c k Ke y
Step 3. Enter your APN(Access Point Name)
and press OK to confirm. Inquire your Da t e & T i me
service provider for information if Sy s t e m Re s e t
needed.  Keyword
Step 4. Select User and press OK to confirm. The Keyword is used for receiving SMS
Us e r N a me commands from users. When a user sends a
SMS command to the Control Panel, the
correct keyword must be entered along with a
Step 5. Enter your log in user name and press valid User PIN code for the Control Panel to
OK to confirm. Inquire your service recognize the command. The Keyword is
provider for information if needed. disabled by default.
Step 6. Select Password and press OK to Step 1. Select Keyword and press OK to
confirm. confirm.
P a s s wo r d Ke y wo r d

Step 7. Enter your log in password and press Step 2. The screen will display current
OK to confirm. Inquire your service Keyword. Enter the new keyword if you
provider for information if needed. want to edit keyword, press OK to
 GSM Signal confirm the change.

GSM Signal function displays your current  P-word

GSM strength in RSSI value, The P-word is also used for receiving SMS
Step 1. Select GSM Signal and press OK to commands from Installers. When an installer
confirm. sends a SMS command to the Control Panel,
GS M S i g n a l the correct P-word must be entered along with
RSSI = 9 the Installer code for the Control Panel to
recognize the command. The P-word is “PROG”
Step 2. The screen will display GSM strength by default.
in RSSI value from 1 to 9.
Step 1. Select P-word and press OK to
 GSM Reset confirm.
This is for you to reset your GSM module. P - Wo r d
P ROG
Step 1. Select GSM Reset and press OK to
confirm. Step 2. The screen will display current P-word.
Ar e y o u s u r e ? Enter the new keyword if you want to
edit keyword, press OK to confirm.
Step 2. The screen will ask you to confirm the  Jamming Report
action, press OK to reset GSM. This is for you to set whether the Control Panel
Step 3. The GSM module will be reset. to report a detected radio frequency
interference. When set to On, the Control
Panel will report the event whenever jamming
2.7. Panel Setting is detected. Factory default is turned Off.
The Panel Setting menu allows you to program Step 1. Select Jamming report and press OK
Control Panel configurations. to confirm.
Of f
Step 1. Select Panel Setting and press OK to On
confirm.
Ke y wo r d Step 2. Select to turn on/off the Jamming
P - wo r d report function and press OK to
J a mmi n g r e p o r t confirm.
Au t o Ch e c k - i n  Auto Check-in
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This is for you to set the interval time the - 9 ° C
Control Panel waits before making a regular . . .
check-in report to the programmed reporting 5 0 ° C
destination. Factory Default is set to 6 hours.
Step 2. The screen will display current Low
Step 1. Select Auto check-in and press OK to Temperature alarm setting. To change
confirm. the setting, select a new option and
Di s a b l e press OK to confirm.
4 h o u r
8 h o u r  Quick Key
1 2 h o u r This is for you to set whether to turn on/off the
1 6 h o u r Quick Key arming feature with the panel’s
2 0 h o u r keypad. When turned on, you can arm the
2 4 h o u r control panel with a simple press of Away Arm
Step 2. The screen will display current Auto key (1 second) or Home Arm key (2 seconds)
check-in setting. To change the setting, on the keypad without entering User PIN Code.
select a new option and press OK to If turned off, you can only arm the panel by
confirm. entering User Pin Code first followed by one
press of the Away Arm key or Home Arm Key.
 High Temperature Alarm For detail information about Quick Key arming,
This is for you to set the High Temperature please refer to 4.3. Away Arm Mode and 4.4.
reporting threshold. If the Control Panel has Home Arm Mode..
learnt in a Temperature Sensor, it will make Factory default is set to On.
High Temperature report and raise alarm when
the temperature exceeds the threshold. When Step 1. Select Quick Key and press OK to
confirm.
the temperature drops 1℃ below set value
Of f
again, the Control Panel will send a High
On
Temperature Restore report. Factory default is
set to Disable. Step 2. Select to turn on or off the function and
Step 1. Select High Temp Rpt. and press OK press OK to confirm.
to confirm.  Date & Time
Di s a b l e
This is for you to set time zone, date and time.
- 1 0 ° C
- 9 ° C Step 1. Select Date & Time and press OK to
. . . confirm.
. . . T i me Z o n e
5 0 ° C Da t e & T i me
Step 2. The screen will display current time
Step 2. The screen will display current High zone and date/time setting. To change
Temperature alarm setting. To change the time zone, select Time Zone and
the setting, select a new option and press OK.
press OK to confirm. UT C
 Low Temperature Alarm L o s An g e l e s
De n v e r
This is for you to set the Low Temperature
Ch i c a g o
reporting threshold. If the Control Panel has
learnt in a Temperature Sensor, it will make Ne w Yo r k
Low Temperature report and raise alarm when Mo n c t o n
the temperature drops 1℃ below the threshold. L o n d o n
When the temperature rises above set value Pa r i s
again, the Control Panel will a send Low F i n l a n d
Temperature Restore report. Factory default is Mo s c o w
set to Disable. T a i p e i
Step 1. Select Low Temp Rpt. and press OK. T o k y o
Di s a b l e Sy d n e y
- 1 0 ° C Au c k l a n d
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 A d e l a i d e and under exit timer countdown, if a opened
B r i s b a n e Door Contact set to Entry attribute is closed,
D a r wi n the system will automatically arm the system
B a n g k o k even if the exit delay timer has not expired yet.
B u e n o s Ai r e s If set to Off, the system will only arm the
C h i l e system after the exit delay timer expires.
D u b a i (Factory Default)
S o u t h Af r i c a
T u r k e y Step 1. Select Final Door and press OK to
confirm.
E u c l a
Of f
L o r d Ho we
On
Step 3. The screen will display current time
zone setting, To change the setting, Step 2. Select to turn On or Off the Final Door
select a new option and press OK to option.
confirm.  Arm Fault Type
Step 4. Select Date & Time to edit Control Confirm: When set to Confirm, if you attempt
Panel date and time. to arm when a fault exists within the system,
Da t e & T i me the arming action will be prohibited, and a
2 0 2 1 / 0 9 / 2 2 / 0 9 : 1 1 message will be displayed “Fault exists! Please
Step 5. The current date and time will be Confirm!” You need to arm the system again to
displayed, you will begin by editing confirm your action and arm the system.
year. Press Up or Down button to (Factory Default)
change current year, press OK to Direct Arm: When set to Direct Arm, if you
continue to edit month/date/hour/
attempt to arm when a fault exists within the
minute.
system, the system will enter selected arm
 System Reset mode without further notification about fault
events.
Selecting System Reset will return all Control
Panel setting except Device setting to factory Step 1. Select Arm Fault Type and press OK
default value. You will need to reconfigure your to confirm.
system settings again. Co n f i r m
Step 1. Select System Reset and press OK to Di r e c t Ar m
confirm. Step 2. Select either Confirm or Direct Arm,
and press OK to confirm.

2.8. General Setting  Tamper Alarm

The General Setting menu allows you to Away Arm: Tamper alarm will only be
activated when tamper switch is triggered
program Control Panel’s alarm related settings
under Away Arm mode (Tamper event will still
Step 1. Select Gen. Setting and press OK to be reported normally in Home/Disarm mode).
confirm. (Factory Default)
F i n a l Do o r Always: Tamper alarm will be activated
Ar m F a u l t T y p e whenever tamper switch is triggered.
T a mp e r Al a r m Step 1. Select Tamper Alarm and press OK to
En t r y Ex t e n d confirm.
En t r y 1 T i me Awa y Ar m
En t r y 2 T i me Al wa y s
Ex i t T i me
Step 2. Select either Away Arm or Always, and
Al a r m L e n g t h
press OK to confirm.
Su p e r v i s i o n
So u n d Se t t i n g  Entry Extend
 Final Door Off: When set to Off, if an Entry Delay
countdown is activated and the Control Panel
If set to On, when the system is Away Armed is not disarmed before the countdown timer
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expires, the Control Panel will report a burglar Step 1. Select Entry Time and press OK to
alarm immediately when the Entry Delay time confirm.
expires. Awa y Ar m
On: When set to On, if an Entry Delay H o me Ar m
countdown is activated and the Control Panel Step 2. Select an arm mode to edit its Entry
is not disarmed before the countdown timer Time, press OK to confirm.
expires, the Control Panel will wait for another Di s a b l e
30 seconds after Entry Delay time has expired 1 0 s e c
before reporting a burglar alarm. (Factory . . .
Default is On.) . . .
Step 1. Select Entry Extend and press OK to 7 0 s e c
confirm. Step 3. The screen will display current setting.
Of f To change the setting, select a new
On option and press OK to confirm.
Step 2. The screen will display current setting.  Exit Time
To change the setting, select a new
option and press OK to confirm. When you arm the system, the Control Panel
will begin an Exit Delay countdown timer
 Entry1 Time according to your Exit Time setting, and enter
If a device set to Entry1 attribute is triggered selected arm mode after the timer expires.
when the system is armed, the Control Panel (Factory Default is 20 seconds)
will begin an Entry Delay countdown timer
according to your Entry Time setting. The Step 1. Select Exit Time and press OK to
system must be disarmed before the timer confirm.
expires or an alarm will be activated. The Entry Awa y Ar m
Timer for Away Arm and Home Arm can be H o me Ar m
programmed separately.
Step 2. Select an arm mode to edit its Exit
(Factory Default is 20 seconds) Time, press OK to confirm.
Di s a b l e
Step 1. Select Entry Time and press OK to
confirm. 1 0 s e c
Awa y Ar m . . .
H o me Ar m . . .
7 0 s e c
Step 2. Select an arm mode to edit its Entry
Time, press OK to confirm. Step 3. The screen will display current setting.
Di s a b l e To change the setting, select a new
option and press OK to confirm..
1 0 s e c
. . .  Alarm Length
. . .
When an alarm is activated, both the Control
7 0 s e c Panel siren and external siren will raise alarm
Step 3. The screen will display current setting. according to the Alarm Length setting. (Factory
To change the setting, select a new Default is 2 minutes.)
option and press OK to confirm. Step 1. Select Alarm Length and press OK to
 Entry2 Time confirm.
Di s a b l e
If a device set to Entry2 attribute is triggered
when the system is armed, the Control Panel 1 mi n
will begin an Entry Delay countdown timer . . .
according to your Entry Time setting. The . . .
system must be disarmed before the timer 1 5 mi n
expires or an alarm will be activated. The Entry Step 2. The screen will display current setting.
Timer for Away Arm and Home Arm can be
To change the setting, select a new
programmed separately.
option and press OK to confirm.
(Factory Default is 20 seconds)

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 Supervision Panel will sound beeping sounds
when during Exit Delay Timer for
Set the supervision timer for accessory
Away Arm mode.
devices, if no supervision signal is received
within set duration for a certain device, the  Exit Home: If not turned off, the
Control Panel will report the situation Control Panel will sound beeping
accordingly. (Factory Default is 12 hours) sounds when during Exit Delay Timer
Step 1. Select Supervision and press OK to for Home Arm mode.
confirm.  Warning Beep: If not turned off, the
Di s a b l e Control Panel will sound beeping
4 h o u r sounds every 30 seconds when fault
6 h o u r exists within system.
. . .
2 4 h o u r  Internal Siren: If not turned off, the
Control Panel’s built-in siren will be
Step 2. Select your desired Supervision time, activated to sound alarm when an
press OK to confirm. alarm is triggered.
 Sound Setting
This function allows you to program various
sound options. 2.9. Device +/-
Step 1. Select Sound Setting and press OK to Devices +/- menu allows you to
confirm. add/change/delete all available devices. A total
C h i me of 50 devices can be included in the Control
En t r y Ar m Panel.
En t r y H o me Step 1. Select Device +/- and press OK to
Ex i t Ar m confirm.
Ex i t H o me Ad d De v i c e
Wa r n i n g B e e p Ed i t De v i c e
I n t e r n a l Si r e n Ch a n g e Z o n e No
Step 2. Select the function you want to edit R e mo v e De v i c e
and press OK to confirm. Available Pr o g r a m Si r e n
options include:  Add Device
Of f
L o w Use this function in include new device into the
Me d i u m Control Panel. A maximum of 40 devices can
be learnt into the Control Panel.
Hi g h
Step 1. Select Add device +/- and press OK
 Door Chime: If not disabled, the to confirm.
Control Panel will sound a door chime P u s h B u t t o n O n 
sound when a Sensor with Chime De v i c e t o Ad d
function enabled is activated in
Disarm mode. Step 2. Press the learn button on the device
you want to learn in to transmit a learn
 Entry Arm: If not turned off, the code, please refer to the device
Control Panel will sound beeping manual for detail.
sounds when a Door Contact set to
Entry attribute is activated in Away Step 3. If the learning code is received
Arm mode. successfully by the Control Panel, the
device information will be displayed on
 Entry Home: If not turned off, the the LCD screen. Press OK to add the
Control Panel will sound beeping device into Control Panel.
sounds when a Door Contact set to
Entry attribute is activated in Home De t e c t e d ( Ok ? )
Arm mode. Do o r Co n t a c t
Step 4. Repeat Step 1~3 to learn in other
 Exit Arm: If not turned off, the Control
devices.
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 Edit Device S e t / U n s e t
Use this function edit the devices learnt into the S i l e n t Pa n i c
Control Panel in Add Device. P e r s o n a l At t .
T r i g g e r Sc e n e
Step 1. Select Edit device +/- and press OK to
confirm. Step 4. You will enter attribute setting page for
the device. The device attribute
Step 2. Devices that have already been learnt determines this device’s behavior,
in will be displayed along with their please refer to attribute list below to
zone numbers (Z01, Z02, etc.) select an attribute.
DC Z 0 1
I R Z 0 2  Perimeter
<NOTE>  When the system is in Away and
Home Arm mode, or counting
 The available of devices are listed as down Entry / Exit Delay Timer, if
followings: a “Perimeter” device is
triggered, a “Burglar Alarm” will
 Door Contact --- DC
be activated immediately and
 PIR Sensor --- IR reported.
 Pet Immune PIR Sensor--IRP  Perimeter, Follower
 External PIR --- EIR Away and Home Arm Mode:
 Remote Controller --- RC  When the system is in Away and
 Carbon Monoxide --- CO Home Arm mode, if a
“Perimeter, Follower” device is
 Smoke Detector --- SD triggered, a “Burglar Alarm” will
 Water Sensor --- WS be activated immediately and
reported.
 Panic Button --- PB
Away and Home Arm Entry
 Night Switch --- NS Delay:
 Remote Keypad --- KP  When the system is counting
 Indoor Siren --- SR down Away or Entry Entry Delay
Timer, if a “Perimeter,
 Outdoor Bellbox --- BX
Follower” device is triggered,
 Power Switch --- PSS the Control Panel will wait until
the Entry Timer expires before
 Power Switch Meter --- PSM
activating a “Burglar Alarm”. If
 PIR Camera --- 852/862 the system is disarmed before
Step 3. Step the device you want to edit, press Entry Time expires, the Control
OK to confirm. Panel will not respond.
P e r i me t e r Exit Delay:
Pe r . F o l l o we r
 When the system is counting
I n t e r i o r
down Exit Delay Timer, if a
I n t . F o l l o we r “Perimeter, Follower” device is
I n t. w / D e l a y triggered, the Control Panel will
En t r y 1 not respond.
En t r y 2
H o me / D e l a y  Interior
Si l e n t Bu r g l a r Away and Home Arm Mode:
Bu r g l a r Ou t d o o r
2 4 HR  When the system is in Away
F i r e Arm mode, if an “Interior”
M e d i c a l / E mg . device is triggered, a “Burglar
Wa t e r Alarm” will be activated
immediately and reported.
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  When the system is in Home
Arm mode, if an “Interior”
device is triggered, the Control
Panel will not respond.
Away and Home Arm Entry
Delay:
 When the system is counting
down Away Arm Entry Delay
Timer, if an “Interior” device is
triggered, a “Burglar Alarm” will
be activated immediately and
reported.
 When the system is counting
down Home Arm Entry Delay
Timer, if an “Interior” device is
triggered, the Control Panel will
not respond.
Exit Delay:
 When the system is counting
down Exit Delay Timer, if an
“Interior” device is triggered,
the Control Panel will not
respond.
 Interior, Follower
Away and Home Arm Mode:
 When the system is in Away
Arm mode, if an “Interior,
Follower” device is triggered, a
“Burglar Alarm” will be
activated immediately and
reported.
 When the system is in Home
Arm mode, if an “Interior,
Follower” device is triggered,
the Control Panel will not
respond.
Away and Home Arm Entry
Delay:
 When the system is counting
down Away Arm Entry Delay
Timer, if an “Interior, Follower”
device is triggered, the Control
Panel will wait until the Entry
Timer expires before activating
a “Burglar Alarm”. If the system
is disarmed before Entry Time
expires, the Control Panel will
not respond.
 When the system is counting
down Home Arm Entry Delay
Timer, if an “Interior, Follower”
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device is triggered, the Control
Panel will not respond.
Exit Delay:
 When the system is counting
down Exit Delay Timer, if a
“Interior, Follower” device is
triggered, the Control Panel will
not respond.
 Interior with Delay
Away and Home Arm Mode:
 When the system is in Away
Arm mode, if an “Interior with
Delay” device is triggered, the
Control Panel will start an Entry
Delay countdown timer
according to Entry 1 Delay
setting programmed for the user
to disarm the system. (please
refer to 5.4. Area for detail)
 If the delay period expires and
no correct PIN code has been
entered, the Control Panel will
activate its built-in siren
immediately and follow Entry
Timer Extend setting. (please
refer to 5.4. Area for detail)
If Entery Timer Extend is set to
OFF, the Control Panel will
report a Burglar Alarm
immediately.
If Entery Timer Extend is set to
ON, the Control Panel will wait
for 30 seconds before reporting
a Burglar Alarm. If the panel is
disarmed within 30 seconds, no
burglar alarm will be reported.
 When the system is in Home
Arm mode, if an “Interior with
Delay” device is triggered, the
Control Panel will not respond.
Away and Home Arm Entry
Delay:
 When the system is counting
down Away Arm Entry Delay
Timer, if an “Interior with
Delay” device is triggered, the
Control Panel will wait until the
Entry Timer expires before
activating a “Burglar Alarm”. If
the system is disarmed before
Entry Time expires, the Control
 Panel will not respond.
 When the system is counting
down Home Arm Entry Delay
Timer, if an “Interior with
Delay” device is triggered, the
Control Panel will not respond.
Exit Delay:
 When the system is counting
down Exit Delay Timer, if an
“Interior with Delay” device is
triggered, the Control Panel will
not respond.
 Entry 1 / Entry 2
Away and Home Arm Mode:
 When the system is in Away and
Home Arm mode, if an “Entry 1”
or “Entry 2” device is triggered,
the Control Panel will start an
Entry Delay countdown timer
according to Entry 1 Delay or
Entry 2 Delay setting
programmed for the user to
disarm the system. (please refer
to 5.4. Area for detail)
 If the delay period expires and
no correct PIN code has been
entered, the Control Panel will
activate its built-in siren
immediately and follow Entry
Timer Extend setting. (please
refer to 5.4. Area for detail)
If Entery Timer Extend is set to
OFF, the Control Panel will
report a Burglar Alarm
immediately.
If Entery Timer Extend is set to
ON, the Control Panel will wait
for 30 seconds before reporting
a Burglar Alarm. If the panel is
disarmed within 30 seconds, no
burglar alarm will be reported.
Away and Home Arm Entry
Delay:
 When the system is counting
down Away or Home Entry
Delay Timer, if an “Entry 1” or
“Entry 2” device is triggered, the
Control Panel will wait until the
Entry Timer expires before
activating a “Burglar Alarm”. If
the system is disarmed before
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Entry Time expires, the Control
Panel will not respond.
Exit Delay:
 When the system is counting
down Exit Delay Timer, if an
“Entry1” or “Entry 2” device is
triggered, the Control Panel will
not respond.
 Home/Delay
Away and Home Arm Mode:
 When the system is in Away
Arm mode, if a “Home/Delay”
device is triggered, a “Burglar
Alarm” will be activated
immediately and reported.
 When the system is in Home
Arm mode, if a “Home/Delay”
device is triggered, the Control
Panel will start an Entry Delay
countdown timer according to
Entry 1 Delay setting
programmed for the user to
disarm the system. (please refer
to 5.4. Area for detail)
 If the delay period expires and
no correct PIN code has been
entered, the Control Panel will
activate its built-in siren
immediately and follow Entry
Timer Extend setting. (please
refer to 5.4. Area for detail)
If Entery Timer Extend is set to
OFF, the Control Panel will
report a Burglar Alarm
immediately.
If Entery Timer Extend is set to
ON, the Control Panel will wait
for 30 seconds before reporting
a Burglar Alarm. If the panel is
disarmed within 30 seconds, no
burglar alarm will be reported.
Away and Home Arm Entry
Delay:
 When the system is counting
down Away or Home Entry
Delay Timer, if a “Home/Delay”
device is triggered, the Control
Panel will wait until the Entry
Timer expires before activating
a “Burglar Alarm”. If the system
is disarmed before Entry Time
 expires, the Control Panel will
not respond.
Exit Delay:
 When the system is counting
down Exit Delay Timer, if a
“Home/Delay” device is
triggered, the Control Panel will
not respond.
 Silent Burglar
 When the system is in Away and
Home Arm mode, or counting
down Entry / Exit Delay Timer, if
a “Silent Burglar” device is
triggered, the Control Panel will
report a “Burglar Alarm” but will
not activated any audiable siren.
 Burglar Outdoor
<NOTE>
 When the system is in Away and
Home Arm mode, if a “Burglar
Outdoor” device is triggered,
the Control Panel will report a
“Burglar Outdoor Alarm” but
will not activated any audible
siren.
 24 Hour
 The 24 Hour device is active all
the time regardless of system
mode or Entry / Exit Time. When
a 24 Hour device is triggered,
the Control Panel will activate
and report a “Burglar Alarm”
immediately.
 Fire
 The Fire device is active all the
time regardless of system mode
or Entry / Exit Time. When a
Fire device is triggered, the
Control Panel will activate and
report a “Fire Alarm”
immediately.
 Medical Emergency
Step 5. Select the Home Automation Scene
 The Medical Emergency
device is active all the time
regardless of system mode or
Entry / Exit Time. When a
Medical Emergency device is
triggered, the Control Panel will
activate and report a “Medical
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Alarm” immediately.
 Water
 The Water device is active all
the time regardless of system
mode or Entry / Exit Time. When
a Water device is triggered, the
Control Panel will activate and
report a “Water Alarm”
immediately.
 Set/Unset (For Door Contact Only)
 If the Door Contact is set to
Set/Unset, the system will be
disarmed when the Door
Contract is triggered, and armed
when Door Contact is closed.
 Please refer to Normal Open/Normal
Close section below for further detail.
 Silent Panic
 If the device attribute is set to
Silent Panic, when the device
is activated, the Control Panel
will report a Slient Panic alarm
without sounding an audible
siren.
 Personal Attack
 If the device attribute is set as
Personal Attack, when the
device is activated, the Control
Panel will activate a Panic
Alarm report the event
 Trigger Scene (Remote Controller
Only)
 When a Remote Controller set
as Trigger Scene is activated,
the Control Panel will execute
selected Scene number accord
to Home Automation Setting.
number which will be activated when
the device is triggered. If Disable is
selected, no Scene will be activated.
For Remote Controller, you must first
select “Trigger Scene” in the Remote
Controller’s Attribute selection for
 scene number selection to take effect. Do o r ( F r o n t )
Do o r ( Ba c k )
D i s a b l e
S c e n e 1 Ga r a g e
S c e n e 2 Ga r a g e d o o r
Ga r d e n
. . .
Gu e s t Ro o m
S c e n e 1 0
Ha l l wa y
Step 6. Select the Door Chime function (Only Ki t c h e n
available for DC, IR and PIR L a u n d r y a r e a
Cameras). If Chime is selected, the L i v i n g r o o m
Control Panel will emit a ding-dong Ma s t e r b a t h
sound when the sensor is triggered Ma s t e r b d r m
under Disarm mode. If Off is selected, Re c r e a t i o n r o o m
no sound will be activated. St a i r wa y
Of f St o r a g e
C h i me St u d y r o o m
Step 7. Select if you want to permanently Ut i l i t y r o o m
bypass the device. Permanently Step 10. The name you selected will be
Bypass will deactivated selected displayed, edit the name if required
device until you unselect the function. then press OK to confirm
The Control Panel will ignore all signal
Ed i t n a me
sent from Permanently Bypassed
device, include Low Battery and
Tamper signal. Press OK to confirm. <NOTE>
Factory Default is Normal.
N o r ma l  For Shutter Control and UPIC, instead
P e r ma n . By p a s s of editing attribute, you can control the
device with Edit Device function.
Step 8. Select to on or off latch report. When
turned on, the Control Panel will send  Change Zone Number
a report if the device is triggered. Use this function change zone number of a
Press OK to confirm. leant in device.
L a t c h Rp t Of f
Step 1. Select Change Zone No and press
L a t c h Rp t On
OK to confirm.
For Power Switches, you will be
Step 2. The screen will display learnt in device
required to assign a group to the
list. Select the device you want to
Power Switch instead
remove, press OK to confirm.
Gr o u p 1
DC Z 0 1
Gr o u p 2
I R Z 0 2
. . .
Gr o u p 8 Step 3. The currently unoccupied zone number
will be displayed. Select a new zone
Step 9. Select a name for the device among number for the device and press OK to
the default device name list and press confirm.
OK to confirm. If you want to enter
Z o n e 3
device name manually, select “User
Z o n e 4
Define.” (If you have edited the device
name previously, “User Define” will be  Remove Device
replaced with the name previously
Use this function to remove a leant in device.
entered)
Us e r De f i n e Step 1. Select Remove Device and press OK
At t i c to confirm.
Ba t h r o o m Step 2. The screen will display learnt in device
Be d r o o m list. Select the device you want to
Ch i l d r o o m remove, press OK to confirm.
Di n i n g r o o m
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 Program Siren Program your network and email SMTP setting
under this menu.
The program siren functions allows you to
learn in siren/bellbox and program their Step 1. Select Network Set., press OK to
behaviour. confirm
SMT P
L e a r n Si r e n
F r om
S i r e n T a mp . On
H P S / XMP P
S i r e n T a mp . Of f
C o n f i r m On  SMTP
C o n f i r m Of f The SMTP setting is for you to program the
E n t r y Sn d . On mail server related settings. The email account
E n t r y Sn d . Of f you set here would be used to send email
 Learn Siren: Follow steps below to report and email the triggered images/videos
learn in siren to the alarm system: from PIR Camera/Video Camera. For email
destination, please refer to Media Upload
Step 1. Put the siren into learning mode,
please refer to the Siren manual for section.
detail. Step 1. To edit the email information, select
Step 2. Select Learn Siren, press OK to SMTP and press OK to confirm.
confirm. Step 2. Proceed to enter the IP address, press
Step 3. The Control Panel will transmit learning OK to confirm.
code to the siren. If the siren receives S MT P
the learn code, it will react accordingly,
please refer to your siren manual for
detail. The format of SMTP setting is:
smtp://user:password@mail server
<NOTE>
User: email account user name. For example,
 For Two-way radio Sirens, please if your email account is john@yahoo.com,
learn in the siren according to the enter john.
instruction in Add Device. Password: email account password.
Siren Tamper On/Off Mail Server: Email server domain name.
Siren Tamp.On: When selected, the Siren’s The default port used by SMTP is Port 25. If
tamper protection will be enabled. you want to specify other ports, enter the port
Siren Tamp.Off: When selected, the Siren’s number according to format below:
tamper protection will be disabled. smtp://user:password@mail server:port
Confirm On/Off <NOTE>
Confirm On: When selected, the Siren will  SMTP setting must be entered in all
emit beeping sound when the system is armed lowercase letters.
or disarmed.
 From
Confirm Off: When selected, the Siren will not
emit beeping sound when the system is armed This is for you to set the email account used to
or disarmed. send captured picture/video and email report.
This setting should be entered along with
Entry Sound On/Off SMTP setting.
Entry Snd.On: When selected, the Siren will Step 1. To edit the email information, select
emit beeping sound during Entry Delay From and press OK to confirm.
countdown timer
Step 2. Enter the email account according to
Entry Snd.Off: When selected, the Siren will SMTP setting. Ex: john@yahoo.com.
not emit beeping sound during Entry Delay E ma i l a c c o u n t
Countdown Timer

<NOTE>
2.10. Network Setting
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  From setting must be entered in all  Email: In order to send the
lowercase letters. picture/video by email, the SMTP and
 HPS/XMPP From setting must be completed first.

The HPS/XMPP setting is for you to register Step 4. If you choose to delete the setting, the
and configure the panel by using Home Portal current upload setting will be removed.
Server.  Prefix
Step 1. To enable this function, select The prefix is the title given to every captured
HPS/XMPP and Enable. picture or video for you to identify the file.
D i s a b l e
En a b l e Step 1. Select Prefix, press OK to confirm.
Step 2. Select to either edit or delete the
Step 2. Press OK to confirm.
setting, press OK to confirm..
Step 3. Disable this function when you finish Ed i t
the configuration for power-saving. De l e t e
Step 3. If you choose to edit the setting, enter
2.11. Media Upload a new title and press OK to confirm.
If you choose to delete the setting, the
The Media Upload menu allows you to set the current Prefix will be removed.
destination for the Control Panel to deliver
captured picture/video from PIR Camera, PIR
Video Camera or IP Camera 2.12. Home Automation
Step 1. To edit the setting, select Media The Home Automation function allows you to
Upload and press OK to confirm. set rules to customize your output terminal and
1 ) control the device connected to the terminal
2 ) with preset condition.
3 )
4 ) Step 1. Select Home Auto. and press OK to
confirm.
5 )
Pr e f i x Step 2. You will enter the rule selection menu.
The Control Panel supports 20 Home
 1~5 Automation rules which can be
There are 5 upload destinations available for programmed separately.
you to program. 1 ) E mp t y .
2 ) E mp t y
Step 1. Select one of the upload destination
from 1~5, press ok to confirm. .
.
Step 2. Select to either edit or delete the .
setting, press OK to confirm. 5 0 ) E mp t y
Ed i t
De l e t e Step 3. Select a rule number and press OK to
confirm. You will be required to set a
Step 3. If you choose to edit the setting, enter condition for the rule to be activated.
an email address, FTP address, or IP E mp t y
address. Mo d e Ch a n g e d
I P ( MA N I T OU ) Al a r m
I P ( MA N I T OU + T L S ) Gr e a t e r T e mp .
F T P Gr e a t e r T e mp . Z
Ma i l L o we r T e mp .
L o we r T e mp . Z
 IP(MANITOU): Manitou via IP/GPRS T i me r ( D a i l y )
 IP(MANITOU+TLS): Manitou via T i m e r ( We e k l y
IP/GPRS (TLS encrypted) I n i t i a l
An y Al a r m
 FTP: FTP upload
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Step 4. According to the condition selected, set
the detail of the condition and press
OK to confirm.
Mode Change
The rule will be activated when the Control
Panel enters selected mode.
Alarm
The rule will be activated when the selected
alarm is triggered.
Greater Temp.
The rule will be activated when the
temperature rises above set temperature.
Greater Temp. Zone
The rule will be activated when the
temperature of the selected temperature
sensor rises above set temperature.
Lower Temp.
The rule will be activated when the
temperature drops below set temperature.
Lower Temp. Zone
The rule will be activated when the
temperature of the selected temperature
sensor drops below set temperature.
Timer (Daily)
The rule will be activated according to set time
every day.
Timer (Weekly)
The rule will be activated according to set
weekday time.
Initial.
The rule will be activated when the Control
Panel is powered up.
Any Alarm
The rule will be activated when the any alarm
is triggered
Step 5. Set the action to be executed when the
condition is met and press OK to
confirm.
E mp t y
Ap p l y Sc e n e
Step 6. According to the action selected, Set
the detail of the action you want to
take.
Apply Scene
The selected scene number will be activated.
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 1 0 ) . . . .
3. Programming Menu
Step 3. For an existing PIN code, you will be
The programming menu is designed for user to asked whether you want to delete the
mange User PIN codes and other setting. to PIN code (except for PIN code 1 which
enter the Programming Menu: cannot be deleted), press OK to
Step 1. Press and hold the # key on the confirm if you want to delete the PIN
numeric keypad for 3 seconds. code
For an empty PIN code, you will be
You will be prompted a PIN code. prompted to enter a new code.
Enter the PIN Code (default user 1 PIN
code: 1234) En t e r n e w c o d e
En t e r Co d e . . . .
. . . . Step 4. Select a new PIN code and press OK,
Step 3. The following is displayed and you are you will be asked to repeat the code
prompted to enter the Master code again.
(default 1111). Re p e a t n e w c o d e
En t e r M- C o d e . . . .
. . . . Step 5. Select to turn on/off Latch option.
Step 4. You will enter the Programming Menu. When set to On, the system will report
all arm/disarm action by this user.
Wa l k T e s t
Press OK to confirm.
Pi n Co d e
Us e r N a me
Gu a r d Co d e
Ma s t e r Co d e
T e mp C o d e Step 6. Enter a User Name for this PIN Code,
Du r e s s Co d e you can also leave this field blank.
Ge n . S e t t i n g Press OK to confirm. The PIN code
De v i c e + / - setting is now complete.

3.3. Guard Code Setting

3.1. Walk Test
The Walk Test function under Programming
Menu functions the same as the Walk Test
function in Installer Menu. Please refer to 2.1.
Walk Test for detail.
3.2. PIN Code Setting
The User Codes are used for users to acess
the alarm system. A total of 10 4-digit User
Codes can be stored in the Control Panel.
Each individual User can be given a name for
easy recognition User PIN Code #1 is set to
1234 by Factory Default.
Step 1. Select Pin Code, press OK to confirm.
Step 2. You will enter the PIN code menu.
Select the PIN code you want to edit,
then press OK to confirm.
1 ) 
2 ) . . . .
. . .
. . .
9 ) . . . .
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The Guard Code is designed for security guard
to acess the alarm system. The guard code
can only access the basic user menu of the
panel and will be recorded separately from
regular User PIN Code in the panel’s event log
when used to arm/disarm the system. The
Guard Code is disabled by default.
Step 1. Select Guard Code, press OK to
confirm.
Step 2. You will be prompted to enter a Guard
Code.
En t e r n e w c o d e
. . . .
Step 3. Enter a code and press OK, you will be
asked to repeat the code again.
Re p e a t n e w c o d e
. . . .
Step 4. Repeat the code and press OK, you
will be asked to turn on/off Latch
option. When set to On, the system will
report all arm/disarm action by this
user. Press OK to confirm. Guard
 Code setting is now complete Station to indicate of a “Duress Situation in
L a t c h On Progress”. To set the Duress Code:
L a t c h Of f Step 1. Select Duress Code and press OK to
confirm. You will be prompt to enter a
new Duress Code.
3.5. Master Code En t e r n e w c o d e
The Master Code is used to access the . . . .
Programming Menu. Factory Default is set to
1111. To change the Master Code. Step 2. Enter the new code and press OK, you
will be asked to repeat the code again.
Step 1. Select Master Code and press OK to Re p e a t n e w c Od e
confirm. You will be prompt to enter a . . . .
new Master Code.
En t e r n e w c o d e Step 3. Repeat the new code and press OK to
. . . . confirm. Duress Code setting is now
complete.
Step 2. Enter the new code and press OK, you
will be asked to repeat the code again.
Re p e a t n e w c o d e 3.8. General Setting
. . . .
The General Setting function under
Step 3. Repeat the new code and press OK to Programming Menu functions the same as the
confirm. Master Code setting is now General Setting function in Installer Menu.
complete. Please refer to 2.10. General Setting for
detail.

3.6. Temporary Code

The Temporary Code is used to access the
3.9. Device +/-
system for a temporary user and is valid only The Device +/- function under Programming
once per arming and once per disarming. Menu functions the same as the Device +/-
Afterwards, the Temporary Code is function in Installer Menu. Please refer to 2.9.
automatically erased and needs to be reset for Device +/- for detail.
a new Temporary user. To set the Temporary
Code.
Step 1. Select Temp Code and press OK to
confirm. You will be prompt to enter a
new Temporary Code.
En t e r n e w c o d e
. . . .
Step 2. Enter the new code and press OK, you
will be asked to repeat the code again.
Re p e a t n e w c o d e
. . . .
Step 3. Repeat the new code and press OK to
confirm. Temporary Code setting is
now complete.

3.7. Duress Code

The Duress Code has the same function as the
User PIN code. It is used to access the system
in duress situation. When this code is used for
accessing the system, the Control Panel will
report a secret alarm message without
sounding the siren to the Central Monitoring
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4. Operation
Step 1. The screen will display:
4.1. LCD Display ST ART

The Control Panel’s LCD will display the
system information according to different status Step 2. Press Down key to scroll through the
and panel modes. fault events. When all fault events are
displayed, the screen will show:
 Disarm mode 
When the system is in Disarm mode, and no END
fault exists in system, the LCD will display Step 3. Press key to exit fault display.
“Ready to Arm”.
Re a d y t o A r m
0 0 : 0 1 J a n 0 1 4.2. Entering User Menu
When fault events exists in system, The LCD When the system is in Disarm mode, enter a
will display the fault event on screen, followed valid user code to access the User Menu,
by “(XX)”. The XX represents the number of When the first numberic key is pressed, the
fault event in system. display will show:
When Control Panel or accessory tamper open En t e r Co d e
status is detected, the LCD will display . . . .
“Tamper Zone”
Enter the 4-digit user PIN code followed by
T a mp e r Z o n e ( XX ) OK, within 30 sec.
0 0 : 0 1 J a n 0 1
The options are available for user menu:
When Door Contact in the system is opened
(not aligned with magnet), the LCD will display o F a u l t Di s p l a y
“Open Zone” L o g
Al a r m M e mo r y
Op e n Z o n e ( XX ) By p a s s
0 0 : 0 1 J a n 0 1 Ap p l y Sc e n e
When other fault exists in system, the LCD will Aw a y A r m
display “Fault” H o me A r m
Ba t t e r y L e v e l
F a u l t ( XX )
0 0 0 1 J a n 0 1 <NOTE>
 Away Arm / Home Arm mode  If you wish to arm the system when
fault event exists, please refer to 4.4.
When the system is in Away Arm or Home Arm Force Arm below.
mode, and no fault event exists in system, the
LCD will display current mode.
Awa y A r m 4.3. Away Arm Mode
0 0 0 1 J a n 0 1
The Away Arm Mode will arm all divice in the
When the system is in Away Arm or Home Arm Control Panel to react accordingly upon alarm
mode, and fault event exists in system, the trigger
LCD will display (XX) after current mode. The
XX represents the number of fault event in  Entering Away Arm mode
system. Step 1:
Awa y A r m( XX )
0 0 0 1 J a n 0 1  Select Away Arm under User Menu
and press OK.
 View Fault Events
 When under Disarm mode, enter a
When fault event exists in system, press Down User PIN code and press the Away
key to view fault events. Arm key on the Control Panel.
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  When under Disarm mode, enter a
User PIN code and press the Away
Arm key on the Remote Keypad.
(Please refer to Remote Keypad
manual for detail)
 Press the Away Arm key on the
Remote Controller
 When under Disarm mode, press the
Away Arm key on the Control Panel
for quick arm. (Quick Key arming must
be enabled in Panel Setting).
 Use the Control Panel webpage to
Away Arm the Control Panel.
Step 2. The Control Panel will begin Exit
Delay Timer countdown according to
the setting. The screen will display:
T i me t o e x i t
XXX s e c
Step 3. When the timer expires, the Control
Panel will enter Away Arm mode and
emit a long beep to indicate.
<IMPORTANT NOTE>
 If Final Door is set to ON, when the
Door Contact set to Entry Attribute is
closed. The Control Panel will enter
Away Arm mode even if the Exit Delay
Timer has not expired yet.
 Stopping the Exit Delay Timer
The Exit Delay Timer can be stopped by
disarming the system and the Control Panel
will return to Disarm mode. Please refer to 4.5.
Disarm Mode section below
4.4. Home Arm Mode
The Home Arm Mode allows the home to be
Partial Armed, Thus, part of the System is
protected with the Alarm, yet, the other areas
allows the user to move freely without self
triggering the alarm.
Devices with their attribute set to Interior,
Follwer or Interior will not be triggered under
Home Arm mode.
 Entering Home Arm mode
Step 1:
 Select Home Arm under User Menu
and press OK.
 When under Disarm mode, enter a
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User PIN code and press the Home
Arm key on the Control Panel.
 When under Disarm mode, enter a
User PIN code and press the Home
Arm key on the Remote Keypad.
Press the Home Arm key on the
Remote Controller.
 When under Disarm mode, press and
hold the Home Arm key on the
Control Panel for 2 seconds for quick
arm. (Quick Key arming must be
enabled in Panel Setting).
 Use the Control Panel webpage to
Home Arm the Control Panel.
Step 2. The Control Panel will begin Exit
Delay Timer countdown according to
the setting. The screen will display:
T i me t o e x i t
XXX s e c
Step 3. When the timer expires, the Control
Panel will enter selected Home Arm
mode and emit 3 short beeps.
 Stopping the Exit Delay Timer
The Exit Delay Timer can be stopped by
disarming the system and the Control Panel
will return to Disarm mode. Please refer to 4.5.
Disarm Mode section below
4.5. Force Arm
When you arm the system, if any fault event
exists in the system, the arming action will be
prohibited and the fault event will be displayed
on screen.
At this moment, you can either rectify all of the
problems and clear the Fault Display. The
Control Panel will be able to be armed
normally.
If you want to arm the system without
correcting the fault situation, follow the steps
below to Forced Arm the Control Panel.
Step 1: When fault events are displayed,
repeat the same arming action again
Step 2: The Control Panel will begin Exit Delay
Timer countdown according to the
setting. The screen will display:
T i me t o e x i t
XXX s e c
Step 3. When the timer expires, the Control
Panel will enter selected arm mode
accordingly.

4.6. Disarm
When the system is under Away Arm or Home
Arm mode, to disarm the system:
Step 1:
 Enter a User PIN code on the Control
Panel keypad and press OK key.
 Enter a User PIN code on the Remote
Keypad and press Disarm key.
 Press the Disarm key on the Remote
Controller.
 Use the Control Panel webpage to
disarm the Control Panel.
Step 2: The Control Panel will return to Disarm
mode.
4.7. Temporary Bypass
The Bypass function allows you to deactivate a
device temporarily for one arming/disarming
period. When a bypassed sensor (IR/DC/PIR
Camera) is triggered, the panel will ignore the
signal from the sensor and will not raise alarm.
To Bypass a sensor:
Step 1. Select Bypass, press OK to confirm.
The screen will display your device list:
DC Z 0 1
I R Z 0 2
Step 2. Select the sensor you want to bypass
and press OK. The sensor will be
marked with a + to indicate it is
bypassed. You can also remove the
bypass condition by selecting the
sensor and press OK again.
+ DC Z 0 1
I R Z 0 2
The bypassed condition of a sensor will be
remove automatically after the panel is armed,
then disarmed. For Door Contact, the condition
will also be removed when the Door Contact is
closed.
4.8. Apply Scene
You can activate programmed Scene number
under the User Menu. Before applying a scene,
the scene must be programmed first through
the Control Panel webpage.
To apply a scene:
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Step 1. Select Apply Scene, press OK to
confirm. The screen will display scene
numbers from 1~10 along with Scene
name:
1
2
1 0
Step 2. Select the scene you want to activate
and press OK to confirm.
4.9. Dual Key Alarm
You can activate an alarm manually by
pressing buttons on the Control Panel keypad
anytime regardless of system mode.
 Panic Alarm
Press and hold 1 and 3 keys together for 3
seconds to trigger a panic alarm.
 Fire Alarm
Press and hold 4 and 6 keys together for 3
seconds to trigger a fire alarm.
 Medical Emergency Alarm
Press and hold 7 and 9 keys together for 3
seconds to trigger a medical emergency alarm.
Step 1. Press and hold both keys together to
trigger alarm, the screen will prompt
you to enter PIN code when you first
press the keys.
En t e r Co d e
. . . .
Step 2. Ignore the screen prompt and continue
to hold both keys for 3 seconds. Then
the alarm will be activated
4.10. Alarm Activation
When an alarm is activated because of a
device/event trigger, the LCD screen will
display “ALARM! ALARM!” to notify the user.
During this time, the Control Panel will also
sound the siren, and send out a corresponding
alarm report to the programmed destination(s).
 Stopping the Alarm
Step 1: To Stop the alarm, disarm the Control
Panel, please refer to 4.5. Disarm for
detail.
Step 2: The alarm will be stopped, the device
 that triggered the alarm will be
displayed on screen. Use the Down
button to scroll down the alarm event,
the screen will display whether the
system reported successfully to
programmed destination or not.
Step 3: When you finished viewing the alarm
event, the Control Panel will enter
Disarm mode.
<IMPORTANT NOTE>
 The Remote Controller cannot be
used to stop the panic alarm triggered
by itself.
 Stopping the alarm will not stop the
alarm reporting, please refer to 2.3.
Report Setting for more information.
 Alarm Memory
You can use the Alarm Memory option to
check previous alarm history.
Step 1: Under the User Manual, select Alarm
Memory and press OK to confirm. If
alarm memory exists in the Control
Panel, the screen will display:
ST ART
 Step 1: Use the Bypass function to temporarily
Step 2. Press Down key to scroll through the
alarm events. When all alarm event
are displayed, the screen will show:
 you also need to disabled the Siren
END
Step 3. You can press Up key to scroll back
through the fault events or press OK
key to exit Alarm Memory.
4.11. Keypad Lockdown
The Control Panel features Keypad Lockdown
function to prevent continuous User PIN Code
retries: If the wrong User PIN Codes are
entered for 5 times within 10 minutes, the
keypad will be locked down for 15 minutes. All
key presses from Control Panel keypad or
Remote Keypads are prohibited during the 15
minute period.
4.12. Tamper Protection
The Control Panel is tamper protected from
unauthorized cover opening or removal from
mounted surface after installation by the
Tamper Switch on the back of the Control
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Panel. An additional tamper switch can be
connected to the External Tamper Switch
Terminal on the Control Panel. The terminal
will form a Normal Close loop with the tamper
switch and activate when the loop is opened.
When the tamper is triggered:
 If the system is in Arm mode:
The Control Panel will always activate a
Tamper Alarm upon tamper switch trigger
and report the alarm event.
 If the system is in Home/Disarm mode:
When Tamper Alarm is set to Away Only,
no alarm will be activated when a tamper
switch is triggered under Home/Disarm
mode. A report for tamper trigger will still be
reported.
When Tamper Alarm is set to Always, the
Tamper Alarm will also be activated when a
tamper switch is triggered under
Home/Disarm mode.
For Tamper Alarm setting please refer to
2.7. General Setting.
 Avoiding accidental Tamper alarm when
changing device battery/mounting
location:
deactivate the device to avoid tamper
trigger.
Step 2: For Indoor Siren or Outdoor Bell Box,
Tamper temporarily.
Step 3: After finish changing battery or
mounting location, remove the Bypass
setting and enable Siren Tamper again
4.13. Fault Display
The Fault Display option is for you to view the
fault events:
Step 1. Select Fault Display, press OK to
confirm. The screen will display:
ST ART

Step 2. Press Down key to scroll through the
fault events. When all fault events are
displayed, the screen will show:

END
Step 3. You can press Up key to scroll back
through the fault events or press OK

key to exit fault display.
<NOTE>
 The Control Panel is capable
detecting following fault events:
 Control Panel Low Battery
 Sensor Out-of-order
 Sensor Low Battery
 Device and Panel Tamper
 Interference Detection
 GSM-Related Failure
4.14. Battery Level
This option is for you to check the battery level:
Step 1. Select Battery Level, press OK to
confirm. The screen will display:
Ba t t e r y L e v e l
1 0 0 %
The battery level can also be check when using
Home Portal Server.
4.15. Factory Reset
You can clear all programmed settings and
learnt in devices for the Control Panel and
return all configuration to factory default by
following the below steps
Step 1. Power down Control Panel.
of
Step 2. Apply power to the control panel.
Step 3. Press  key within 10 seconds after
power on the panel.
Step 4. The Control Panel firmware version will
be displayed.
Step 5. To factory reset the panel, press the
following keys: , then
OK key to confirm
Step 6. Select Factory Reset on the LCD
screen press OK to confirm.
Step 7. Factory Reset is now complete.
<NOTE>
 All learnt in devices will be removed
after factory reset, you need to re learn-
in the devices again.
 If you want to reset system setting
without removing learnt-in devices,
please use the System Reset function
in Installer Menu.
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5. Connecting to PC Programming Webpage
5.1. Hardware Installation
BOGP-3 can be programmed via USB port connection of a computer using the PC Programming
Tool software.
Follow the hardware installation steps below:
Step 1. Using the programming cable, connect one end to the micro USB port on the panel, and
the other end to the USB port on your computer.

Step 2. Power on the panel.

5.2. Software Installation

5.2.1. Driver program installation
The PL-2303 USB-to-Serial Driver program is required for you to activate our programming tool. If
the driver program is not installed in your computer, please refer to the following steps to install it.

Step 1. Download and execute the driver setup program “PL2303-Prolific_DriverInstaller_v1200”

to install it: http://www.prolific.com.tw/US/ShowProduct.aspx?p_id=225&pcid=41
Step 2. Follow on-screen instruction to complete installation.

5.2.2. PC Programming Tool

The PC Programming Tool “Serial Port Server” is a portable application and requires no
installation. After installing the USB driver, simply execute the “SerialPortServer.exe” file.

5.3. PC Programming Webpage

5.3.1. Connecting to Webpage
Step 1. Execute the programming tool. If the tool can’t be activated, please install “.NET framework
3.5 runtime” before you activate the tool again. Download runtime here:
https://dotnet.microsoft.com/download/dotnet-framework/net35-sp1

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Step 2. Select the serial port in connection with your panel. There should be a newly-added port on

the dropdown menu. Select the port. You can also click to search the port.

Step 3. Choose the corresponding device in the HW/SW section.

Step 4. Click Start and then Open Browser.

<NOTE>

 For power-saving, most of time the MCU is in a sleep mode. Make sure to connect to the
webpage when the panel is just power on, or press any key on the keypad to wake the
panel up and then begin the connection to the webpage.

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  If there is still a problem on connection, you can try the following ways to resolve it:
 Change TCP port. For example, change the TCP port to 55080.
 Close the firewall on your computer, or create an inbound port rule for the connection.
You can refer to the following page if you need instructions:
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/security/threat-protection/windows-
firewall/create-an-inbound-port-rule

Step 4. You will be prompted to enter the User name & Password to proceed:

Default user name: admin

Default password: cX+HsA*7F1

Step 5. Your browser will be automatically connected to welcome page with the panel’s information.
The Welcome page displays current control panel firmware version information according
to different panel model and MAC address.

Step 6. For security reason, the default login password should be changed upon first login to a
private password. Click any of the setting webpages; you will be prompted to change the
login username and password.
Enter and repeat a new password (username change is optional). Take care that both
username and password are case sensitive. Click Change Password to confirm it.

Step 7. Upon confirming new username and password, the panel will prompt you to re-login with
new username and password.
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5.3.2. System Settings
5.3.2.1. User

 User Code
The User Codes are used for users to access the alarm system. A total of 10 4-digit User
Codes can be stored in BOGP-3. Each individual User can be given a name for easy
recognition when viewing system events.
User PIN code #1 is activated with “1234” as factory default. User PIN code #2~#10 are
deactivated by factory default
<NOTE>
 When entering User PIN Codes with a Remote Keypad, if the wrong PIN Codes were
entered 5 times in 10 minutes, the Control Panel will prohibit further User PIN Code entry
for 15 minutes. All User PIN Codes entered during the 15 minute period will result in error
for the Remote Keypad.
 Guard Code
The Guard Code is designed for security personnel to arm/disarm the system. When this
code is used for accessing the system, the Control Panel will record the event separately
from the User Codes.

The Guard Code consists of 4 digits and is not activated as default by the factory.
 Master Code
This function is currently disabled
Factory default: 1111.
 Temporary Code
The Temporary Code is used to access the system for a temporary user and is valid for only
one arming and disarming action. Afterwards, the Temporary Code is automatically erased
and needs to be reset for a new Temporary user.
The Temporary Code consists of 4 digits and is not activated as default by the factory.
 Duress Code
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 The Duress Code is used to access the system in duress situation. When this code is used
for accessing the system, the Control Panel will report a secret alarm message without
sounding the siren to the Central Monitoring Station to indicate of a “Duress Situation in
Progress”.
The Duress Code consists of 4 digits and is not activated by factory default.
 Installer Code
The Installer Code is used for the installer to access the Control Panel via SMS remote
command.
Factory default: 7982.
 Latch Option
Whe the option is selected, the Control Panel will report all arming/disarming action by this
user.
Latch.
When the the Latch option box is ticked, the Latch option is turned ON.
To edit the Codes on Web Page:

Step 1. Key in your preferred 4-digit code

Step 2. Enter a name for the code (optional)
Step 2. Choose to tick On / Off the Latch Option box.
Step 3. Press “Submit” to confirm the new uploaded details.

5.3.2.2. Report
This page is for you to enter the report destination setting. BOGP-3 can store up to 8 report
destinations.

 Reporting Type:
BOGP-3 supports the following reporting types:

 IP/GPRS reporting in CID format:

Reporting destination format: ip://Account@Server IP:Port/CID

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 For Example: ip://6543@59.124.123.22:8765/CID

ip:// 6543 @59.124.123.23 :8765 /CID

Reporting Account Server IP Port Reporting

type (4-8 digits) address number Format

 IP/GPRS reporting in SIA format:

Reporting destination format: ip://Account@Server IP:Port/SIA
For Example: ip://6543@59.124.123.22:8765/SIA

ip:// 6543 @59.124.123.23 :8765 /SIA

Reporting Account Server IP Port Reporting

type (4-8 digits) address number Format

 SMS reporting in CID format:

Reporting destination format: sms://Account@mobile number/CID

For Example: sms://1234@0926064587/CID

sms:// 1234 0926064587 /CID

Reporting Account Mobile Number Reporting

type (4-8 digits) Format

 SMS reporting in Text format:

Reporting destination format: sms://mobile number/TEXT

For Example: sms://0926064587/TEXT

sms:// @0926064587 /TEXT

Reporting type Mobile Number Reporting Format

 Email reporting

Reporting destination format: mailto: user@example.com

For Example: mailto: john@yahoo.com

mailto: john@yahoo.com

Reporting type Email Account

<NOTE>
 Reporting type must be entered in lowercase letters
 SMTP setting must be completed first for email reporting to function.
 Groups:
You can assign reporting destinations to different groups, the reporting groups function
according to the following rules:
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  The reporting priority is based on group number sequence. From Group 1  Group
Group 2  Group 3 ….etc

 When more than one reporting destinations are assigned to a group, if a report is sent to
one of the destinations successfully, the system will stop reporting to the rest of the
reporting destination in the same group and move on to report to the next group.

If the Control Panel fails to send report to the first detination in a group, it will move on to
the next reporting destination. If reporting to all destinations in the group fails, the Control
Panel will retry the report group for 2 times before moving on to the next group.

If the Control Panel fails to report to all reporting groups, it will restart reporting from
Group 1 until at least one groups successfully receives the report.
 Level:
You can assign reporting destinations to report different events, options include:
 All Events: The Control Panel will report both alarm and system status events to this
reporting destination.
 Status Events: The Control Panel will only report system status events to this reporting
destination.
 Alarm Event: The Control Panel will only report alarm events to this reporting destination.
 Test Report:
Click “Test” to send a test report to programmed destinations according to reporting
mechanism as described.

5.3.2.3. Panel
This page is for you to configure panel settings.

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 Keyword
The Keyword is used for receiving SMS commands from users. When a user sends a SMS
command to the Control Panel through Vesta EZ Home mobile application, the correct
keyword must be entered along with a valid User PIN code for the Control Panel to recognize
the command. The Keyword is disabled by default.
 P-word
The P-word is also used for receiving SMS commands from Installers. When an installer
sends a SMS command to the Control Panel, the correct P-word must be entered along with
Installer code for the Control Panel to recognize the command. The P-word is “PROG” by
default.
 Jamming Report
This is for you to set whether the Control Panel should detect radio frequency interference
and make report when interference is detected. When radio jamming is detected, the Control
Panel will report the event accordingly.
 Auto Check-in
This is for you to set the interval time the Control Panel waits before making a regular check-
in report

 Interval: Set the interval waiting time

 High Temperature Report
This is for you to set the High Temperature reporting threshold. If the Control Panel has
learnt in a Temperature Sensor, it will make High Temperature report and raise alarm when
the temperature exceeds the threshold. When the temperature drops below set value again,
the Control Panel will stop alarming and send High Temperature Restore report.
 Low Temperature Report
This is for you to set the Low Temperature reporting threshold. If the Control Panel has learnt
in a Temperature Sensor, it will make Low Temperature report and raise alarm when the

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 temperature drops below the threshold. When the temperature rises above set value again,
the Control Panel will stop alarming and send Low Temperature Restore report.
 IR Camera Alarm Image
This is to select the resolution and number of pictures taken by PIR Camera when the
camera detects a movement in armed mode.
Options available are 640x480x3 images, 320x240x6 images, 320x240x3 images,
640x480x1 image (RF only), and 320x240x1 image (RF only).
<NOTE>
 After configuring the setting of alarm image in Panel Setting page, be sure to go to “Edit”
under the device management page of the PIR camera, and choose “Submit” to complete
the setting. (This device setting can be configured on the BOGP LCD screen, the PC
programming webpage as well as the Home Portal Server.)
 Outdoor IR Camera in Grayscale
Choose whether or not to show the captures of IR camera in grayscale.
 Quick Key
This is for you to set whether to turn on/off the Quick Key arming feature with the panel’s
keypad. When turned on, you can arm the control panel with a simple press of Away Arm key
(1 second) or Home Arm key (2 seconds) on the keypad without entering User PIN Code. If
turned off, you can only arm the panel by entering User Pin Code first followed by one press
of the Away Arm key or Home Arm Key.
 Time Zone
This is for you to set your Time Zone.
 Date & Time
This is for you to set your current date and time.
After finishing Time Zone and Date/Time setting, press “Adjust Time” to confirm the change.
 Reset Panel
Press the “Reset Panel” button to restart the Control Panel.
 Factory Reset
Press the “Factory Reset” button to clear all stored information and settings in the Control
Panel, all settings will be returned to factory default. You can choose to tick the box for “Keep
Network Setting” or “Keep Device Setting” before pressing Factory Reset to keep part of the
settings unchanged.
 Backup and Restore
This function is used to create a backup file for your Control Panel’s current system
configuration, or restore your Control Panel with a previous back up file.
Click “Backup & Restore” to enter Backup and Restore page.

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  Backup: Click “Backup configuration by saving as file” to download your current panel
configuration as a .bin file into your computer.
 Restore: Select the saved .bin file in your computer, then click “Restore” to restore your
panel configuration according to the file.
<NOTE>
 Two-way radio devices which have been learnt into another Control Panel or put to reset
cannot be controlled after restoring panel configuration.

5.3.2.4. Area
This page is for you to configure area settings.

 Final Door

 Final Door On: When the system is Away Armed with a Door Contact set to Entry
attribute, the system will automatically arm the system once the Door Contact is closed
even if the entry delay timer has not expired yet.

 Final Door Off: When the system is Away Armed with a Door Contact set to Entry
attribute, the system will only arm the system after the entry delay timer expires.
 Arm Fault Type

 Confirm: When set to Confirm, If you attempt to arm when a fault exists within the
system, the arming action will be prohibited, and a message will be displayed “Fault
exists! Please Confirm!” You need to arm the system again to confirm your action and arm
the system.

 Direct Arm: When set to Direct Arm, If you attempt to arm when a fault exists within the
system, the system will enter selected arm mode without further notification about fault
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 Tamper Alarm

 Away Arm: Tamper alarm will only be activated when tamper switch is triggered under
Away Arm mode (Tamper event will still be reported normally in Home/Disarm mode).

 Always: Tamper alarm will be activated whenever tamper switch is triggered.

 Entry Timer Extend

 Off: When set to Off, if an Entry Delay countdown is activated and the Control Panel is not
disarmed before the countdown timer expires, the Control Panel will report a burglar alarm
immediately when the Entry Delay time expires.
 On: When set to On, if an Entry Delay countdown is activated and the Control Panel is not
disarmed before the countdown timer expires, the Control Panel will wait for another 30
seconds after Entry Delay time has expired before reporting a burglar alarm.
 Entry1 Delay
Set the Entry Delay Timer 1 for Away Arm and Home Arm modes. When a device set to
Entry 1 attribute is triggered under arm mode, the Entry Delay Timer will begin to countdown.
The system must be disarmed before the timer expires or an alarm will be activated. (Please
refer to 5.3.3.4 Edit Device for more information)
 Entry2 Delay
Set the Entry Delay Timer 1 for Away Arm and Home Arm modes. When a device set to
Entry 2 attribute is triggered under arm mode, the Entry Delay Timer will begin to countdown.
The system must be disarmed before the timer expires or an alarm will be activated. (Please
refer to 5.3.3.4 Edit Device for more information)
 Exit Delay

Set the Exit Delay Timer for Away Arm and Home Arm modes. When you arm the system, the
system will enter your selected arm mode after the Exit Delay Timer expires.
 Alarm Length

When an alarm is activated, both the Control Panel siren and external siren will raise alarm
according to the Alarm Length setting.
 Supervision Timer

Set the supervision timer for accessory devices, if no supervision signal is received within set
duration for a certain device, the Control Panel will report the situation accordingly.
 Sound Setting

 Chime: If not disabled, the Control Panel will sound a door chime sound when a Sensor
with Chime function enabled is activated in Disarm mode.
 Entry Arm: If not disabled, the Control Panel will sound beeping sounds when a Door
Contact set to Entry attribute is activated in Away Arm mode. .
 Entry Home: If not disabled, the Control Panel will sound beeping sounds when a Door
Contact set to Entry attribute is activated in Home Arm mode. .
 Exit Arm: If not disabled, the Control Panel will sound beeping sounds when during Exit
Delay Timer for Away Arm mode.
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  Exit Home: If not disabled, the Control Panel will sound beeping sounds when during Exit
Delay Timer for Home Arm mode.
 Warning Beep: If not disabled, the Control Panel will sound beeping sounds every 30
seconds when fault exists within system.
 Internal Siren: If not turned off, the Control Panel’s built-in siren will be activated to sound
alarm when an alarm is triggered.

5.3.2.5. Network
This page is for you to configure network settings.

 SMTP
SMTP setting is for you to program the mail server related settings. The email account you
set here would be used to send email reports or email the triggered images/videos from PIR
Camera/Video Camera. For email report or upload destination, please refer to Report or
Upload section.
The format of SMTP setting is: smtp://user:password@mail server
For secure SMTP setting with data encryption, the format is:
ssmtp://user:password@mail server
User: email account user name. For example, if your email account is john@yahoo.com,
enter john.
Password: email account password.
Mail Server: Email server domain name.
The default port used by SMTP is Port 25. If you want to specify other ports, enter the port
number according to format below:
smtp://user:password@mail server:port / ssmtp://user:password@mail server:port
 From
Enter the complete email account according to SMTP setting. Ex: john@yahoo.com.
<NOTE>
 SMTP setting must be entered in all lowercase letters
 Administrator Account Setting
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 Here you can program the user name and password used for accessing the webpage.
 Web User: This is the user name you entered when you access the panel webpage.
Default web user is “admin”. If you want to change the user name, enter a new name in
the field. Maximum character allowed is 20.
 New Password: If you want to change the password, enter the password in this field.
Maximum character allowed is 20.
 Repeat Password: Repeat the password again in this field
After finishing above settings, click “Submit” to update settings.
 XMPP

XMPP setting enables the Control Panel to query the set destination. This setting is required
for the Control Panel to connect to Home Portal Server for further remote control.

 XMPP: server address and port

 Domain: domain address
 Buddy List: contact destination
<NOTE>
 XMPP setting must be entered in all lowercase letters

5.3.2.6. GSM
This page is for you to check your GSM status configure GPRS network settings.

 Status
Your GSM module status will be displayed here.
 IMEI
The IMEI code of your GSM module will be displayed here.
 Antenna
Choose either internal or external as the type of antenna you are using. Be noted that external
antenna is for BOGP-3-EX-G2 models only.
 GPRS
In order to allow GPRS to serve as a Reporting method, this section will need to be programmed
before reporting.
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  APN (Access Point) Name
It is the name of an access point for GPRS. Please inquire your service provider for an
APN. When APN is set, the system becomes valid for internet connection.
 User (GPRS)
It is the Log-in name to input before accessing the GPRS feature. Please inquire your
service provider for information.
 Password (GPRS)
It is the User Password to input before accessing the GPRS feature. Please inquire your
service provider for information.

After finish entering all information, click “Submit”, the GPRS and MMS settings will be updated
accordingly.

 Reset GSM
This is for you to reset the GSM module.

5.3.2.7. Upload
This page is for you to set upload destination for captured pictures from PIR Camera.

 1~5
Enter a server / email address, or FTP address.

 HTTP format: http://server/path

For uploading to a server
 Secure HTTP format: https://server/path
 Email format: mailto:user@example.com
For email delivery, the SMTP setting under Network must be completed.
 FTP format: ftp://user:password@IP address:port/folder
 Secure FTP format: ftps://user:password@IP address:port/folder
 Prefix
Specify a prefix to be titled for every captured picture/video file.
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5.3.3. Device Management
This page for you to learn in, edit, delete and control all the accessory devices. A total of 50
devices can be learnt into the system.

5.3.3.1 Learning
Step 1. Under Disarm Mode, press “Start Learning”. The Control Panel will enter learning
webpage.

Step 2. Press the learn button on your device to transmit a learn code. please refer to the device
manual for detail.
Step 3. If the Control Panel receives the learn code it will emit 2 short beeps, click the “Refresh”
button to display the device information on webpage. If the Control Panel emit 1 long beep
instead, it means the device has already been learned into the Control Panel.

Step 4. Tick the device # box, then click “Add” to include the device in the Control Panel.
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Step 5. The Control Panel will display “Updated Successfully” message and the new learned in
device zone accordingly. The device is now learn in to the system.
Step 6. You can click “Stop” button to leave learning mode, the Control Panel will return to normal
mode.

Step 7. After learning a device into the Control Panel, the Device Webpage will be changed to list
all available functions.

5.3.3.2 Add Device

If device RF code is provided by manufacturer up request, you can also add RF device into the
Control Panel by entering the device’s RF code.
Step 1. Select the zone number you want to assign the new device to

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Step 2. Enter the device’s RF code
Step 3. Enter device name.
Step 4. Click “Add RF Device ” to include the device in the system.

5.3.3.3 Walk Test

Step1. Press “Start Walk Test” under either Learning or Device Management webpage. The
Control Panel will enter Walk Test page.

Step2. Press the learn button on your device (please refer to device manual for detail) to transmit a
test code.
Step3. If the Control Panel receives the test code, it will emit a long beep, click the “Refresh”
button to displayed accordingly on the webpage.

Step4. You can click “Stop” button to terminate walk test, the Control Panel will return to normal
mode.

5.3.3.4. Edit Device

After you learn in a device to the system, you should proceed to edit its setting.

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Step1. Under Device Management webpage, click “Edit”. The Control Panel will enter device
editing page.

Step2. Proceed to edit device settings, click “Submit” when you are satisfied with all settings or
information.
 Name: Enter a name for the device, A maximum of 20 characters are allowed
 Tag: Enter the device’s tag, such as kitchen, living room, bedroom, etc. Through home
automation, you may configure the setting of the tag to on/off/dimming.
 Zone: Select the device zone number.Attribute:
The Attribute setting determines Control Panel reaction when the device is triggered under
different system modes. Different accessory devices will have different available attribute
for selection according to their function.
For more information about Control Panel response
Attribute List:

 Perimeter

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  When the system is in Away and Home Arm mode, or counting down Entry / Exit
Delay Timer, if a “Perimeter” device is triggered, a “Burglar Alarm” will be activated
immediately and reported.
 Perimeter, Follower
Away and Home Arm Mode:
 When the system is in Away and Home Arm mode, if a “Perimeter, Follower”
device is triggered, a “Burglar Alarm” will be activated immediately and reported.
Away and Home Arm Entry Delay:
 When the system is counting down Away or Entry Entry Delay Timer, if a
“Perimeter, Follower” device is triggered, the Control Panel will wait until the Entry
Timer expires before activating a “Burglar Alarm”. If the system is disarmed before
Entry Time expires, the Control Panel will not respond.
Exit Delay:
 When the system is counting down Exit Delay Timer, if a “Perimeter, Follower”
device is triggered, the Control Panel will not respond.
 Interior
Away and Home Arm Mode:
 When the system is in Away Arm mode, if an “Interior” device is triggered, a
“Burglar Alarm” will be activated immediately and reported.
 When the system is in Home Arm mode, if an “Interior” device is triggered, the
Control Panel will not respond.
Away and Home Arm Entry Delay:
 When the system is counting down Away Arm Entry Delay Timer, if an “Interior”
device is triggered, a “Burglar Alarm” will be activated immediately and reported.
 When the system is counting down Home Arm Entry Delay Timer, if an “Interior”
device is triggered, the Control Panel will not respond.
Exit Delay:
 When the system is counting down Exit Delay Timer, if a “Interior” device is
triggered, the Control Panel will not respond.
 Interior, Follower
Away and Home Arm Mode:
 When the system is in Away Arm mode, if an “Interior, Follower” device is
triggered, a “Burglar Alarm” will be activated immediately and reported.
 When the system is in Home Arm mode, if an “Interior, Follower” device is
triggered, the Control Panel will not respond.
Away and Home Arm Entry Delay:
 When the system is counting down Away Arm Entry Delay Timer, if an “Interior,
Follower” device is triggered, the Control Panel will wait until the Entry Timer
expires before activating a “Burglar Alarm”. If the system is disarmed before Entry
Time expires, the Control Panel will not respond.
 When the system is counting down Home Arm Entry Delay Timer, if an “Interior,
Follower” device is triggered, the Control Panel will not respond.
Exit Delay:
 When the system is counting down Exit Delay Timer, if a “Interior, Follower” device
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 Interior with Delay

Away and Home Arm Mode:
 When the system is in Away Arm mode, if an “Interior with Delay” device is
triggered, the Control Panel will start an Entry Delay countdown timer according to
Entry 1 Delay setting programmed for the user to disarm the system. (please refer
to 5.3.2.4. Area for detail)
 If the delay period expires and no correct PIN code has been entered, the Control
Panel will activate its built-in siren immediately and follow Entry Timer Extend
setting. (please refer to 5.3.2.4. Area for detail)
If Entery Timer Extend is set to OFF, the Control Panel will report a Burglar Alarm
immediately.
If Entery Timer Extend is set to ON, the Control Panel will wait for 30 seconds
before reporting a Burglar Alarm. If the panel is disarmed within 30 seconds, no
burglar alarm will be reported.
 When the system is in Home Arm mode, if an “Interior with Delay” device is
triggered, the Control Panel will not respond.
Away and Home Arm Entry Delay:
 When the system is counting down Away Arm Entry Delay Timer, if an “Interior with
Delay” device is triggered, the Control Panel will wait until the Entry Timer expires
before activating a “Burglar Alarm”. If the system is disarmed before Entry Time
expires, the Control Panel will not respond.
 When the system is counting down Home Arm Entry Delay Timer, if an “Interior
with Delay” device is triggered, the Control Panel will not respond.
Exit Delay:
 When the system is counting down Exit Delay Timer, if an “Interior with Delay”
device is triggered, the Control Panel will not respond.

 Entry 1 / Entry 2
Away and Home Arm Mode:
 When the system is in Away and Home Arm mode, if an “Entry 1” or “Entry 2”
device is triggered, the Control Panel will start an Entry Delay countdown timer
according to Entry 1 Delay or Entry 2 Delay setting programmed for the user to
disarm the system. (please refer to 5.3.2.4. Area for detail)
 If the delay period expires and no correct PIN code has been entered, the Control
Panel will activate its built-in siren immediately and follow Entry Timer Extend
setting. (please refer to 5.3.2.4. Area for detail)
If Entery Timer Extend is set to OFF, the Control Panel will report a Burglar Alarm
immediately.
If Entery Timer Extend is set to ON, the Control Panel will wait for 30 seconds
before reporting a Burglar Alarm. If the panel is disarmed within 30 seconds, no
burglar alarm will be reported.
Away and Home Arm Entry Delay:
 When the system is counting down Away or Home Entry Delay Timer, if an “Entry 1”
or “Entry 2” device is triggered, the Control Panel will wait until the Entry Timer
expires before activating a “Burglar Alarm”. If the system is disarmed before Entry
Time expires, the Control Panel will not respond.
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 Exit Delay:
 When the system is counting down Exit Delay Timer, if an “Entry1” or “Entry 2”
device is triggered, the Control Panel will not respond.

 Home/Delay
Away and Home Arm Mode:
 When the system is in Away Arm mode, if a “Home/Delay” device is triggered, a
“Burglar Alarm” will be activated immediately and reported.
 When the system is in Home Arm mode, if a “Home/Delay” device is triggered, the
Control Panel will start an Entry Delay countdown timer according to Entry 1 Delay
setting programmed for the user to disarm the system. (please refer to 5.3.2.4. Area
for detail)
 If the delay period expires and no correct PIN code has been entered, the Control
Panel will activate its built-in siren immediately and follow Entry Timer Extend
setting. (please refer to 5.3.2.4. Area for detail)
If Entery Timer Extend is set to OFF, the Control Panel will report a Burglar Alarm
immediately.
If Entery Timer Extend is set to ON, the Control Panel will wait for 30 seconds
before reporting a Burglar Alarm. If the panel is disarmed within 30 seconds, no
burglar alarm will be reported.
Away and Home Arm Entry Delay:
 When the system is counting down Away or Home Entry Delay Timer, if a
“Home/Delay” device is triggered, the Control Panel will wait until the Entry Timer
expires before activating a “Burglar Alarm”. If the system is disarmed before Entry
Time expires, the Control Panel will not respond.
Exit Delay:
 When the system is counting down Exit Delay Timer, if a “Home/Delay” device is
triggered, the Control Panel will not respond.

 Silent Burglar
 When the system is in Away and Home Arm mode, or counting down Entry / Exit
Delay Timer, if a “Silent Burglar” device is triggered, the Control Panel will report a
“Burglar Alarm” but will not activated any audiable siren.

 Burglar Outdoor
 When the system is in Away and Home Arm mode, if a “Burglar Outdoor” device is
triggered, the Control Panel will report a “Burglar Outdoor Alarm” but will not
activated any audible siren.

 24 Hour
 The 24 Hour device is active all the time regardless of system mode or Entry / Exit
Time. When a 24 Hour device is triggered, the Control Panel will activate and report
a “Burglar Alarm” immediately.

 Fire
 The Fire device is active all the time regardless of system mode or Entry / Exit
Time. When a Fire device is triggered, the Control Panel will activate and report a
“Fire Alarm” immediately.

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  Medical Emergency
 The Medical Emergency device is active all the time regardless of system mode or
Entry / Exit Time. When a Medical Emergency device is triggered, the Control
Panel will activate and report a “Medical Alarm” immediately.

 Water
 The Water device is active all the time regardless of system mode or Entry / Exit
Time. When a Water device is triggered, the Control Panel will activate and report a
“Water Alarm” immediately.

 Set/Unset (For Door Contact Only)

 If the Door Contact is set to Set/Unset, the system will be disarmed when the Door
Contract is triggered, and armed when Door Contact is closed.
<NOTE>
 Please refer to Normal Open/Normal Close section below for further detail.

 Silent Panic
 If the device attribute is set to Silent Panic, when the device is activated, the
Control Panel will report a Slient Panic alarm without sounding an audible siren.

 Personal Attack
 If the device attribute is set as Personal Attack, when the device is activated, the
Control Panel will activate a Panic Alarm report the event

 Trigger Scene (Remote Controller Only)

 When a Remote Controller set as Trigger Scene is activated, the Control Panel will
execute selected Scene number accord to Home Automation Setting. Please refer
to 5.3.7. Home Automation for detail.
 Permanantly Bypass: Permanantly Bypass will deactivated selected device until you
unselect the function. The Control Panel will ignore all signal sent from Permanantly
Bypassed device, include Low Battery and Tamper signal.
<NOTE>
 For temporary device bypass function, refer to 5.3.3.6 Temporary Bypass Device.
 Latch Report: This function is for Door Contact set to Set/Unset attribute and Remote
Controller only. If Latch Report is selected, the Control Panel will send report when the
system is armed/disarmed with the Door Contact or Remote Controller.
 Normal Open: This function is for for Door Contact using Set/Unset attribute only:
If Normal Open is selected, the Door Contact is in Unset condition when opened. When
Door Contact is closed, it will change to Set condition and arm the panel
If Normal Open is unselected, Door Contact is in Unset condition when closed. When
Door Contact is opened, it will change to Set condition and arm the panel
 Group: This option is only available for Power Switch. You can assign multiple Power
Switches to a group and control the group together.
 Trigger Scene: Select a Home Automation scene to be activated whenever the device is
triggered. Please refer to 5.3.7. Home Automation for detail.
For Remote Controller, you must first select “Trigger Scene” in the Remote Controller’s
Attribute selection for scene number selection to take effect.
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  Chime: When Chime function is enabled, if the device is triggered under Disarm mode,
the Control Panel will emit a ding-dong Door Chime sound to notify user. If the function is
not disabled, no sound will be emitted. Please refer to 5.3.2.4. Area for detail.
<NOTE>
 To avoid accidental tamper trigger, when you are changing device batteries or moving
device locations, you may use the Bypass function to temporarily deactivate the device.

5.3.3.5. Delete Device

In order to remove devices from the Control Panel, check the number boxes before the device
name, then click Delete, the selected devices will be removed.

5.3.3.6. Temporary Bypass Device

The devices can be bypass temporarily by checking their number box and click “Bypass.” The
device will be deactivated until the system is armed and disarmed again. During this period, all
device activation will be ignored. The device will still report low battery and tamper condition
accordingly.

5.3.3.7. Request Media

Selecting the device tick box and pressing “Request Media” to manually control the selected PIR
Camera to take a picture.
The requested picture from PIR Camera can be viewed in “Captured Event” webpage.

5.3.3.8 Siren Learning/Control

This section is for you to learn in Indoor Siren or Outdoor Bell Box, and edit their settings.
 Learn Siren: To learn in siren:
1. Put the siren into learning mode (Please refer to siren manual for detail)
2. Click “Learn Siren” to transmit a learn code.
3. Refer to siren manual to complete the learn in process.
 Siren Tamper: This is for you to enable/disable the siren tamper protection.
Select On/Off, then click “Siren Tamper” to confirm setting.
 Confirm: This is for you to set whether the siren should emit beeping sound when the system
is armed or disarmed.
Select On/Off, then click “Confirm” to confirm setting.
 Entry Sound: This is for you to set whether the siren should beep warning sound during
Entry Delay coundown timer.
Select On/Off, then click “Confirm” to confirm setting.
 Test: Test your Control Panel’s built-in siren and all external sirens learnt into the panel. By
selecting “ON” then click “Test”. All sirens in the alarm system will be activated until turned of

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<NOTE>
 When you are changing Siren batteries or moving Siren mounting location, you need to
first deactivate the siren by selecting Bypass is siren edit screen, then turn off the Siren
Tamper to avoid accidental tamper trigger.

5.3.4. Captured Events

Pictures captured by PIR Camera will be displayed in this page. Only the pictures of the 6 latest
events will be stored.

Click on the image or video to view the file.

 Time: The time when the picture/video is captured.

 Device: The Zone number of the PIR Camera/Video Camera triggered.
 Type: The type of the image/video.

 Alarm Image: When triggered under Away Arm/Home Arm mode, the PIR Camera will
take three pictures.

 Requested Image: You can manually request the PIR Camera to take one picture.
 Status: The staus of the captured event are listed as follows:

 Waiting for Media Ready: The PIR Camera has captured image and will send the image
to Control Panel after the file is ready. For Alarm Image, if you disarm the Control Panel
under this status, the captured image will be deleted and no image/picture will be sent.

 Waiting for Capture: The PIR Camera is sending captured picture the the Control Panel.
For Alarm Image, if you disarm the Control Panel under this status, the captured image
will be deleted and no image/picture will be sent.

 Upload: The PIR Camera has finished sending image/picture to Control Panel. The
Control Panel is now uploading the image/video to programmed destination.

 Done: The Control Panel has finished uploading image successfully

 Fail: The PIR Camera was unable to send captured image/picture to Control Panel.
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 Test to check signal strength.

 Timeout: The PIR Camera did not respond to Control Panel. Please check if the PIR
Camera is out of order or under Low Battery, then perform Walk Test to check signal
strength.
<NOTE>
 If a PIR Camera is triggered when the system is armed. Do not disarm the alarm system
before the status displays “Upload” or “Done.” Otherwise the image will be deleted and
will not be sent to Control Panel.

5.3.5. History Records

5.3.5.1 History
The Control Panel history events are recorded in this page.

 The History memorizes the last 250 Panel events including:

 All Alarm Events with Device Zone
 All Fault Warning Events from Panel or Device
 All Arming And Disarming Events by Panel and Remote Controller
 All Arming and Disarming Events by Remote Keypad with User
information.
 Time: The time when the event take place
 Device : The device that triggered the event
 User: The user who perform the event action
 Event: The event content

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5.3.5.2 Reported Event
The reported event history are recorded in this page.

A total of 250 reported events can be recorded with Time, Event, CID Event Code, Device
Group/Zone, User information and Status.
 Time: The time when the Control Panel begins the report
 Event: The event that has occurred to the Control Panel.
 CID Event:
The CID event code is recorded in 4 digits format of “Prefix + Event Code”
 Prefix: “1” represents events taking place. “3” represents event restore.
 Event Code: 3-digit CID event code.
For Example: “1302” means “Low Battery”, and “3302” means “Low Battery Restore.”
 Group: The group the device belongs to
 Zone/User:
For arming/disarming, the User PIN # will be displayed.
For device triggering, the device zone will be displayed.
 Status: The current status of the Control Panel.

5.3.6. Panel Control

Under this page, you can choose to Away Arm, Home Arm or Disarm the system. If any fault exists
within the system, they will be displayed under this page.

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 Current Mode
Control Panel current mode.
 Away Arm:
Away Arm will arm all devices in the system to raise alarm when activated.
 Home Arm:
Home Arm will partially arm the system according to device attribute setting to allow free
movement within part of the house while still keeping the system perimeter protected. Please
refer to 5.3.3.4. Edit Device for more detail on device configuration.
 Fault Events
Fault events in system are listed in the Fault section. If you try to arm the system when fault
event exists a warning message “Fault Exists! Please Confirm!” will be displayed to notify
you. You will need to arm the system again to force arm the system. Alternatively, you can
select the fault events and click “Clear” to ignore the fault events. Cleared fault event will no
longer prevent you from arming the system.
If all fault events are cleared, the fault LED will no longer light up or flash.

5.3.7. Home Automation

This page is for you to configure Home Automation settings. The setting options include:
Rule: A Home Automation rule setting includes a condition and an execution action. When the
preset condition is met, the Control Panel will execute the corresponding action accordingly.
Scene: A Home Automation scene is a series of preset actions programmed separately. There are
3 ways to activate a scene:
1. Select the scene as an execution action in rule setting.
2. Activate the scene manually under Home Automation webpage by checking the box before
scene number and click “Apply Scene”.
3. Edit a device’s setting to activate the scene when the device is triggered. Please refer to 5.3.3.4
Edit Device for detail.

Rule Setting
Step1. Click “Edit” to configure setting for the selected rule number. You will enter edit page.

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Step2. Set the Rule Condition.
 Mode Changed: The rule will be activated when the system mode is change to set mode.
 Alarm: The rule will be activated when the set alarm event is triggered.
 Greater Temp: The rule will be activated when temperature reading from any of the sensor in
the system rises above set value.
 Greater Temp Zone: The rule will be activated when the temperature reading from specified
zone rises above set value.
 Lower Temp: The rule will be activated when temperature reading from any of the sensor in
the system drops below set value.
 Lower Temp Zone: The rule will be activated when the temperature reading from specified
zone drops below set value.
 LUX Between Zone: The rule will be activated when the lux reading from specified zone falls
within set value.
 Timer: The rule will be activated when system reaches set time.
 Timer Weekday: The rule will be activated when system reaches set time on specified day of
the week.
 Initial: The rule will be activated whenever the Control Panel is powered on.
 Any Alarm: The rule will be activated when any alarm event is triggered.
Step3. Set the Execution Action
 Request Image Zone: The PIR Camera at specified zone will take a picture.
 Request All Media: All PIR Camera in the alarm system will be requested to take picture.
 Apply Scene: Select the scene to be activated. See “Scene Setting” below for detail.
 Mode Change To: The Control Panel will change to selected system mode.
Step4. Click “Submit” to confirm the rule setting.
Scene Setting
Step1. Click “Edit” to configure setting for the selected scene number. You will enter edit page.

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Step2. Set the Execution Actions, up to 3 actions can be included in a scene.
 Request Image Zone: The PIR Camera at specified zone will take a picture.
 Mode Change To: The Control Panel will change to selected system mode.
Step3. Click “Submit” to confirm the scene setting.

5.3.8. Firmware
This page is for you update your Control Panel firmware.

Step1. Select the firmware file in your computer

Step2. Click “Submit” to upload the firmware file to Control Panel.
Step3. It takes several minutes to complete update, do NOT power off during the process.
Step4. Once updating is complete, The panel will reboot automatically.
Step5. After rebooting, the connection between the panel and the computer is terminated. Click
OK when the following window appears on the screen.

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5.3.9. RF Firmware
This page is for you update your Control Panel’s RF firmware.

Step1. Select the latest RF firmware file in your computer

Step2. Click “Submit” to upload the firmware file to Control Panel.
Step3. It takes several minutes to complete update, do NOT power off during the process.
Step4. Once updating is complete, The panel will reboot automatically.

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6. Appendix

6.1. Fault Event Description

During operation, when the panel detects faulty events, the panel will log the event and make
reports. Users can check fault events from Fault Display in User Menu. Please refer to 4.13 Fault
Display.
 Fault Event Table

Fault Event Descriptions

Panel Low Battery When the battery voltage is low, the panel low battery event is generated

The tamper switch on back of the panel is not compressed against the back
Panel Tamper
cover. This means the panel’s cover is opened and not properly sealed.

SIM Not Inserted The panel does not have a SIM card inserted in SIM Card compartment.

No GSM Signal The panel does not have any mobile network signal.

The panel detects radio frequency jamming, which will affect its ability to receive
Interference/Jamming
signal from RF devices (Does not include ZigBee/Z-wave/Wi-fi signal)

Device Low Battery The accessory device at indicated zone number is low on battery

Device Tamper The tamper switch of the device at indicated zone number is open
The panel was unable to receive supervision signal sent from accessory device
Device Supervision at indicated zone number for the duration of Supervision Timer programmed.
Failure (i.e. If Supervision Timer is set to 12 hours, the panel will generate supervision
failure event after failing to receive supervision signal for 12 hours)

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6.2. SMS Remote Command
Control Panel with GSM function can be controlled remotely by SMS Commands for
arm/home/disarm action and setting configuration. BOGP-3 can be programmed by receiving these
commands when XMPP connection is enabled. Please refer to 2.10 Network setting and following
information for details.
 SMS Command Composition
A SMS command is composed of the following items:
1. Command: The action itself, the command is always followed by a colon “:” mark.
2. Parameters: The parameter determine the detail execution of the command. If multiple
parameters are required, the should be separated by comma “,” mark.
 SMS Message Format
The SMS command message requires entering a P-Word and Installer Code for the Control
Panel to recognize the SMS message. The complete SMS message format is:
(P-Word)(Space)(Installer Code)(Space) (Command):(Parameter1),(Parameter2)……
Ex: If P-Word = PROG (Factory Default)
Installer Code = 7982 (Factory Default)
Command = USRS (Set User PIN Code)
Parameter 1 =1 (For User 1)
Parameter 2 =1234 (New User PIN Code)
Parameter 3 =JOHN (For User Name)
Parameter 4 =1 (Latch Report On)
The final SMS message is: PROG 7982 USRS:1,1234,JOHN,1

<NOTE>
 Some parameters can be left blank to indicate no change to setting, or delete original
setting. When entering a blank parameter, you still need to enter a “,” to separate the
parameter.
Ex: If P-Word = PROG (Factory Default)
Installer Code = 7982 (Factory Default)
Command = USRS (Set User PIN Code)
Parameter 1 =1 (For User 1)
Parameter 2 =1234 (New User PIN Code)
Parameter 3 = blank (No User Name)
Parameter 4 =1 (Latch Report On)
The final SMS message is: PROG 7982 USRS:1,1234,,1
 SMS Confirmation Message
When the Control Panel receives a SMS Command, if the command is valid, the Control Panel will
execute the action and send back a SMS message to the sender to confirm. The SMS Confimation
Message format is: (Command):OK. If the command is invalid, the SMS Confirmation Message
format is: (Command):ERROR
Ex: If the SMS Command = PROG 7982 USRS:1,1234,JOHN
Successful: The SMS Confirmation Message = USRS:OK
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 Error: The SMS Confirmation Message = USRS:ERROR
 SMS Command Table

Command Comment Example & Descriptions

ECHO Test panel PROG 7982 ECHO:

PROG 7982 USRS:1,1,1234,user,1

Parameter 1: Enter 1
Parameter 2: User ID
1~10 = User PIN Code#
95 = Guard Code
Change user
96 = Master Code
USRS PIN code
97 = Temp Code
setting
98 = Duress Code
99 = Installer Code
Parameter 3: 4-digit PIN code
Parameter 4: User name
Parameter 5: Latch report, 0 = No, 1 = Yes
PROG 7982 USRD:1,2
Parameter 1: Enter 1
USRD Delete user
Parameter 2: User PIN Code # (2~10)
<Note:> You cannot delete User 1 or special users
PROG 7982 RPEX:1,1,0,gsm://1234@0234567890
Parameter 1: Report Destination # (1~8)
Parameter 2: Report group assigned (1~5)
Change report Parameter 3: Report level.
RPEX
setting 0 = All
1 = Alarm
2 = Status
Parameter 4: Report destination
PROG 7982 VRPT: 1,80,1,1,0987654321,5
Parameter 1: Follow-on function (0=disable, 1=enable)
Parameter 2: leave blank
Change voice
VRPT Parameter 3: Hands-free function (0=disable, 1=enable)
report setting
Parameter 4: Callback timer in minutes (0~10, -1 = unlimited)
Parameter 5: Service call telephone number
Parameter 6: Two-way Timer in minutes (1~5, -1 = unlimited)
PROG 7982 DEAN:1,1,0123456789,name
Parameter 1: Enter 1
Add device by
DEAN Parameter 2: Zone number (1~40)
RF ID code
Parameter 3: RF ID code in hex string, 10 or 14 digit length
Parameter 4: Device name
PROG 7982 DEED:1,1,,,name,01,0,00,0
Parameter 1: Enter 1
Parameter 2: Zone number (1~40)
Parameter 3: leave blank
Parameter 4: New zone number (1~40), leave blank if unchanged
Parameter 5: Device name
Parameter 6: Device Setting in bitwise hex string
BIT0_1 = Permanent Bypass
Change BIT0_2 = Latch Report
DEED
device setting BIT0_5 = Always On
BIT0_6 = Normal Open
BIT0_7 = Normal Open
Parameter 7: Attribute
1 = Perimeter
2 = Interior
5 = Home Delay
6 = Perimeter, Follower
7 = Interior, Follower
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 8 = Entry1
9 = Interior with Delay
10 = 24 Hours
11 = Fire
12 = Medical Emergency
13 = Water
14 = Set/Unset
15 = Silent Panic
16 = Personal Attack
17 = Trigger Scene
18 = Silent Burglar
19 = Entry2
Parameter 8: PSS groups in bitwise hex string, BIT1 to BIT8 for Group 1~8, keep
blank for non-PSS devices.
Parameter 9: Trigger Scene number (0,100~109,0=disable, 100=Scene 1, 109 =
Scene 2…etc)
PROG 7982 DEVD:1,3
Remove
DEDL Parameter 1: Enter 1
Device
Parameter 2: Zone number (1~40)
PROG 7982 DEBP:1,2,1
Temporary Parameter 1: Enter 1
DEBP
Bypass Zone Parameter 2: Zone number (1~40)
Parameter 3: 0=Normal, 1=Bypass
PROG 7982 PSSW:1,1,1,10
Parameter 1: Enter 1
Switch on/off
PSSW Parameter 2: Zone number (1~40)
PSS
Parameter 3: Action 0=Off, 1=On, 2=Toggle
Parameter 4: Period in minutes (0~1440, 0=always)
PROG 7982 PSSG:1,1,10
Switch on/off Parameter 1: PSS group (1~8)
PSSG
PSS group Parameter 2: Switch type, 0=Off, 1=On
Parameter 3: Period in minutes (0~1440, 0=always)
PROG 7982 PSDM:1,1,80
Switch Parameter 1: Enter 1
PSDM
dimmer Parameter 2: Zone number (1~40)
Parameter 3: Switch level (0,10,20,30~100)
PROG 7982 RQMD:1,3
Request
RQMD Parameter 1: Enter 1
media
Parameter 2: Zone number (1~40)
PROG 7982 SYSS:5,1,720,60,,PROG,10000,-10000
Parameter 1: AC fail timer in minutes (0~60, 0=disable)
Parameter 2: Jamming report (0=disable, 1=enable)
Parameter 3: Auto check-in report interval in minutes (0~1440, 0=disable)
Parameter 4: Auto check-in report offset in minutes (1~720)
Parameter 5: Keyword
Change Parameter 6: P-word
SYSS system Parameter 7: High temperature in 100x ℃ (-1000 ~ 5000, 10000=disable), ex:
settings 1234=12.34℃
Parameter 8: Low temperature in 100x ℃(-1000 ~ 5000, -10000=disable), ex:
1234=12.34℃
Parameter 9: Bypass GSM/IP fault (0=disable,1=IP,2=GSM)
Parameter 10: Quick Key (0=disable, 1=enable)
Parameter 11: External Tamper (0=disable, 1=enable)
PROG 7982 DTZS:2013/3/22_12:05:09,0
Parameter 1: Date & time, format: YYYY/M/D_h:m:s
Parameter 2: Timezone
Change panel
DTZS 0 = UTC
date & time
1 = Los Angeles
2 = Denver
3 = Chicago
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 4 = New York
5 = Moncton
6 = London
7 = Paris
8 = Istanbul
9 = Moscow
10 = Taipei
11 = Tokyo
12 = Sydney
13 = Auckland
14 = Adelaide
15 = Brisbane
16 = Darwin
PROG 7982 REST:5
REST Reboot panel
Parameter 1: Delay time in second (1~5)

PROG 7982 FTRS:0,0

Reset panel to
FTRS Parameter 1: Network settings, 0=reset, 1=keep
factory default
Parameter 2: Device settings, 0=reset, 1=keep
PROG 7982 ARAS:1,720,0,0,0,3
Parameter 1: Enter 1
Parameter 2: Supervision timer in minutes 0~1440, 0=Disable
Change area
ARAS Parameter 3: Final door 0=Disable, 1=Enable
setting
Parameter 4: Arm fault type 0=Confirm, 1=Direct
Parameter 5: Tamper alarm type 0=Full Arm Only, 1=Always
Parameter 6: Alarm length in minutes 0~15, 0=Disable
PROG 7982 ATMR:1,10,10,,,30,30,,,10,10
Parameter 1: Enter 1
Parameter 2: Away entry1 timer in seconds (0~70)
Parameter 3: Home entry1 timer in seconds (0~70)
Parameter 4: keep blank
Change area Parameter 5: keep blank
ATMR
timer setting Parameter 6: Away exit timer in seconds (0~70)
Parameter 7: Home exit timer in seconds (0~70)
Parameter 8: keep blank
Parameter 9: keep blank
Parameter 10: Away entry2 timer in seconds (0~70)
Parameter 11: Home entry2 timer in seconds (0~70)
PROG 7982 ASND:1,2,2,2,2,2,2
Parameter 1: Enter 1
Parameter 2: Door chime sound, 0=Silent, 1=Low, 2=Medium, 3=High
Change area Parameter 3: Away entry sound, 0=Silent, 1=Low, 2=Medium, 3=High
ASND
sound setting Parameter 4: Home entry sound, 0=Silent, 1=Low, 2=Medium, 3=High
Parameter 5: Away exit sound, 0=Silent, 1=Low, 2=Medium, 3=High
Parameter 6: Home exit sound, 0=Silent, 1=Low, 2=Medium, 3=High
Parameter 7: Warning beep sound, 0=Silent, 1=Low, 2=Medium, 3=High
PROG 7982 NWCF:1,192.168.0.1,255.255.255.0,192.168.0.254,192.168.0.101
Parameter 1: DHCP or static IP, 0=static IP, 1=DHCP
Change
Parameter 2: IP address for static IP, enter 0 if DHCP is selected
NWCF network
Parameter 3: Subnet mask for static IP, enter 0 if DHCP is selected
configuration
Parameter 4: Gateway for static IP, enter 0 if DHCP is selected
Parameter 5: DNS for static IP, enter 0 if DHCP is selected
PROG 7982 NTPS:240,pool.ntp.org
Change SNTP
NTPS Parameter 1: sync internal in minutes (240~1440)
configuration
Parameter 2: SNTP server, disable if empty
PROG 7982
Change SMTP:smtp://user:password@msa.hinet.net,user@example.com
SMTP
SMTP setting Parameter 1: SMTP server URL
Parameter 2: SMTP sender from

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 Change web PROG 7982 WBSC:admin,admin1234
WBSC username / Parameter 1: Web username
password Parameter 2: Password
PROG 7982
XMPP:xmpp://user:password@192.168.0.190:5222,domain,admin,40
Change Parameter 1: XMPP server URL
XMPP
XMPP setting Parameter 2: XMPP server domain
Parameter 3: Buddy list
Parameter 4: Ping interval in seconds (10~60)
PROG 7982 GAPN:internet,,
Change
Parameter 1: GPRS APN
GAPN GPRS APN
Parameter 2: GPRS user name
setting
Parameter 3: GPRS password
RSTG Reset GSM PROG 7982 RSTG:
PROG 7982 UPLD:1,http://192.168.0.190:8080/upload/up-post.php
Change media
UPLD Parameter 1: Upload destination (1~5)
upload setting
Parameter 2: Upload destination URL
Change media PROG 7982 UPPF:1234
UPPF
upload prefix Parameter 1: Media upload prefix
Panel
PROG 7982 FMUG:http://192.168.0.190:8080/firmware/upgrade.bin
FMUG Firmware
Parameter 1: URL to download firmware
Upgrade

Apply home PROG 7982 HAAS:1

HAAS automation Parameter 1: Scene Number (1~10)
scene
Connect to
Home Portal
CHPS PROG 7982 CHPS:
Server for 30
mins

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6.3. Control Panel Mode and Response Table

For Alarm Activation by Events and Control Panel Responses, please refer to the following table:

System Mode / Status

Attribute Under
Under Exit Under Home
Disarm Mode Away Mode Home Mode Away Entry
Timer Entry Timer
Timer

No Instant Instant Instant Instant Instant

Perimeter Response Burglar Burglar Burglar Burglar Burglar
(Door Chime) Alarm Alarm Alarm Alarm Alarm

No Instant Instant Delayed Delayed

Perimeter, No
Response Burglar Burglar Burglar Burglar
Follower Response
(Door Chime) Alarm Alarm Alarm Alarm

No Instant Delayed
Interior, No No No
Response Burglar Burglar
Follower Response Response Response
(Door Chime) Alarm Alarm

No Instant Instant
No No No
Interior Response Burglar Burglar
Response Response Response
(Door Chime) Alarm Alarm

No Delayed Delayed
Start Entry Start Entry No
Entry 1 Response Burglar Burglar
1 Delay 1 Delay Response
(Door Chime) Alarm Alarm

No Delayed Delayed
Start Entry Start Entry No
Entry 2 Response Burglar Burglar
2 Delay 2 Delay Response
(Door Chime) Alarm Alarm

No Instant Delayed Delayed

Start Entry No
Home/Delay) Response Burglar Burglar Burglar
1 Delay Response
(Door Chime) Alarm Alarm Alarm

No Delayed
Interior with Start Entry No No
Response No Burglar
Delay 1 Delay Response Response
(Door Chime) Alarm

Instant Instant Instant Instant

Instant Silent
Silent Silent Silent Silent
Silent Burglar No Burglar
Burglar Burglar Burglar Burglar
Alarm
Alarm Alarm Alarm Alarm

Burglar No Instant Instant No Instant Instant

Outdoor Response Burglar Burglar Response Burglar Burglar
Outdoor Outdoor Outdoor Outdoor
Alarm Alarm Alarm Alarm

24-Hour Alarm Alarm Alarm Alarm Alarm Alarm

Away / Away / Away / Away / Away / Away /

Set/Unset
Disarm Disarm Disarm Disarm Disarm Disarm

Trigger Trigger Trigger Trigger Trigger Trigger

Trigger Scene Scene Scene Scene Scene Scene Scene
Number Number Number Number Number Number
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 Instant Fire Instant Fire Instant Fire Instant Fire Instant Fire Instant Fire
Fire
Alarm Alarm Alarm Alarm Alarm Alarm

Instant Instant Instant Instant

Instant Water Instant Water
Water Water Water Water Water
Alarm Alarm
Alarm Alarm Alarm Alarm

Instant Instant Instant Instant Instant Instant

Medical
Medical Medical Medical Medical Medical Medical
Emergency
Alarm Alarm Alarm Alarm Alarm Alarm

Instant Instant Instant Instant

Instant Silent Instant Silent
Silent Panic Silent Panic Silent Panic Silent Panic Silent Panic
Panic Alarm Panic Alarm
Alarm Alarm Alarm Alarm

Instant Instant Instant

Personal Instant Panic Instant Instant Panic
Panic Panic Panic
Attack Alarm Panic Alarm Alarm
Alarm Alarm Alarm

<NOTE>
 "Instant Burglar Alarm" response means the Control Panel will activate Burglar Alarm
instantly. Any triggered images/videos will be uploaded even if the system is disarmed
immediately afterwards.
 “Delayed Burglar Alarm” reponse means the Control Panel will wait for the Entry Time to
expire. If the Enty Time expires without disarming the system, the Control Panel will
activate a Burglar Alarm after Entry Time expiry.
 “Silent Burglar Alarm” and "Burglar Outdoor Alarm” does not activate any audible
alarm. The Control Panel will report the alarm event silently without any warning sound.

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6.4. Event Code  133 – 24 Hours
 When a device set as 24 Hour is
 100 – Medical triggered.
 101 – Personal emergency  136 – Burglar Outdoor
 When the Wrist Transmitter /  When a Burglar Outdoor Alarm is
Emergency Pendant (WTR) is triggered.
pressed.
 137 – Panel Tamper
 102 – Inactive
 When the Control Panel tamper switch
 110 – Fire is triggered.
 111 – Smoke  139 – Verification / Alarm Confirmation
 When the Smoke Detector (SD) is  147 – Sensor Supervisor Failure
triggered.
 When the Control Panel fails to
 114 – Heat receive the signal transmitted from any
 When the Heat Detector (HD) is one of the devices individually for a
triggered. preset period.
 120 – Panic  151 – Gas
 When the Panic Button of the Remote  154 – Water leakage
Controller (RC) is pressed.  When a Water Sensor or Door Contact
 121 – Duress set as Water is triggered.
 When the Duress Code is entered to  158 – High Temperature
disarm or arm the system.  When the temperature exceeds High
 122 – Silent Panic Temperature setting.
 When the panic button on a Remote  159 – Low Temperature
Controller (RC) set to silent panic is  When the temperature drops below
pressed. Low Temperature setting.
 130 – Burglar  162 – CO detector
 When an Instant Burglar Alarm is
 302 – Low Battery
triggered
 When the battery voltage of the Panel
 When an Instant Silent Burglar Alarm
and any one of the devices is low.
is triggered
 311 – Panel Battery Missing/Dead
 131 – Burglar Perimeter
 When the Control Panel Battery is
 When Entry Time is triggered under
missing or disconnected.
Away Arm mode and the timer expires
without disarming the system.  344 – Interference
 When a Delay Burglar Alarm device is  374 – Arm with Fault
triggered during Away Entry Time and
 When fault exists in system, and the
the timer expires without disarming the
system is armed by confirming the arm
system.
action. (Arm Fault Type set to
 132 – Burglar Interior Confirm.)
 When Entry Time is triggered under  380 – Device AC Failure
Home Arm mode and the timer expires
 When an AC power accessory device
without disarming the system.
loses the AC power connection.
 When a Delay Burglar Alarm device is
 383 – Device Tamper
triggered during Home Entry Time and
the timer expires without disarming the  When a device’s tamper switch is
system. triggered.
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 384 – Device Low Battery
 When a device’s is under low battery.
 389 – Self Test Failure
 400 – Arm/Disarm (by Remote
Controller)
 When the system is armed or
disarmed by using the Remote
Controller.
 401 – Arm/Disarm by Panel
 When the system is armed or
disarmed by entering the PIN code.
 408 – Set/Unset Disarm
 407 – Disarm/Away Arm/Home Arm by
Remote Keypad
 465 – Alarm Reset
 570 – Zone Bypass
 When fault exists in system, and the
system is armed by ignoring the fault
event. (Arm Fault Type set to Direct
Arm)
 601 – Test report
 When the Control Panel sends a Test
report
 602 – Periodic test report & Battery level
 When Control Panel makes periodic
Check-in reporting.
 Battery level
 606 - Follow-On Function
 When Control Panel reports to CMS to
request opening Two-way
communication channel.

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