WSDCAM Vehicle Anti-theft Alarm PRO User Manual

1. Introduction

The WSDCAM Vehicle Anti-theft Alarm PRO is a vibration intrusion detector designed to protect your bikes, electric bikes, tricycles, motorcycles, scooters, and other valuables. Featuring a built-in lithium battery with USB-C charging, a remote control, and adjustable sensitivity, this alarm provides robust security with a loud 110dB alert.

Figure 1: WSDCAM Bike Alarm PRO with key features: USB Charging, Find Bike, Wireless Bell, IPX5 Waterproof, Louder Alarm, Power Display.

2. Package Contents

Please check the box for the following items:

• Alarm Unit
• Remote Control (WL03C or WL09C, depending on model)
• USB Charging Cable
• Bandage
• Silicone Gasket (x2)
• Installation Tools (screwdriver, hex key)
• Bracket
• Fixed Piece
• Sticker
• User Manual

Figure 2: All components included in the product package.

3. Initial Charging and Activation

Before first use, the alarm unit must be charged to activate it. It is recommended to fully charge the device.

1. Connect the provided USB charging cable to the USB-C port on the alarm unit.
2. Connect the other end of the cable to a 5V power adapter (not included). Note that some fast charger plugs may not be compatible.
3. The red indicator light on the alarm will turn on during charging and turn off when fully charged.
4. The alarm is in a low power consumption mode when received. Charging for at least 1 minute will activate it, allowing the remote control to function.

Figure 3: The alarm unit is USB-C rechargeable and can be charged via various sources.

4. Installation

The WSDCAM Vehicle Anti-theft Alarm PRO offers three installation methods to suit various vehicles and preferences.

4.1. Method 1: Bracket Installation

This method is ideal for bikes, electric bikes, and tricycles, allowing the alarm to be fixed on handlebars, front axle frames, seat tubes, rear frames, or other hidden locations.

1. Rotate the bracket into the back of the alarm unit until it locks securely.
2. Screw on the bracket to fix it in place.
3. Place two silicone pads onto the two-part bracket, ensuring the contours align with the grooves.
4. Position the two-part bracket with silicone pads on the chosen tube (e.g., handlebar, seat post).
5. Tighten the screw until the mount is firm and does not slide on the tube. Periodically check the tightness of the screw.

4.2. Method 2: Zip Ties Installation

Use zip ties if the bracket diameter is not suitable for your frame diameter.

1. Rotate the bracket base into the back of the alarm until it locks.
2. Attach the alarm to the desired position using zip ties.

4.3. Method 3: Double-Sided Tape Installation

This method is suitable for concealed installations such as under the seat cushion, in the trunk, under the pedal, or in the front storage box.

1. Rotate the bracket base into the back of the alarm until it locks.
2. Attach the alarm to the selected position using double-sided adhesive tape.

Figure 4: Visual guide for Zip Ties, Double-sided Tape, and Bracket installation methods.

Figure 5: Detailed steps for bracket installation.

5. Operation

The alarm is controlled by the provided remote. Familiarize yourself with the remote's buttons:

• Arm Button (): Activates the alarm.
• Disarm Button (): Deactivates the alarm.
• Ringtone Button (): Changes the alarm tone.
• Bell/Search Button (): Helps locate your vehicle.

5.1. Arming and Disarming

1. Arming: Press the Arm Button (). The alarm will make a "Duo.Re.Mi" prompt sound. Approximately 5 seconds later, it will emit a "Bi" sound, indicating it has entered arm mode. If motion or vibration is detected, the alarm will sound for 2 seconds. If further motion or vibration is detected within 2-12 seconds, the alarm will sound for 30 seconds.
2. Disarming: In arm mode, press the Disarm Button (). The alarm will make a "Mi.Re.Duo" prompt sound and enter disarm mode. You can also press the Disarm Button to stop an active alarm.

Figure 6: Remote control functions and the "Where's my bike?" feature with 229FT remote range.

5.2. Ringtone Function

Press the Ringtone Button () to cycle through 3 available ringtones. This function cannot be used while the alarm is armed.

5.3. Bell and Search Function

Press the Bell/Search Button () to make the alarm emit the selected ringtone, helping you quickly locate your vehicle.

6. Settings

6.1. Adjusting Sensitivity

The alarm has 7 sensitivity levels, from high to low. The prompt sounds "Duo Re Mi Fa Sou La Xi" correspond to these 7 levels, with "Duo" being the highest sensitivity. The factory default is the highest sensitivity.

1. First, press the Disarm Button ().
2. Then, press and hold the Disarm Button until the remote indicator light turns off and stays on (ignore any disarm prompt sounds during this step). The alarm will enter the setting process.
3. Press the Arm Button () to select the desired sensitivity level. Each press will cycle through the 7 levels.
4. Press the Disarm Button () to exit the setting process.

Figure 7: The 7 levels of sensitivity, from gentle touch to push/beat.

6.2. Adjusting Volume

The alarm has 3 volume levels. The factory default is the highest volume.

1. First, press the Disarm Button ().
2. Then, press and hold the Disarm Button until the remote indicator light turns off and stays on (ignore any disarm prompt sounds during this step). The alarm will enter the setting process.
3. Press the Bell/Search Button () to select the desired volume level. Each press will cycle through the 3 levels.
4. Press the Disarm Button () to exit the setting process.

Note: If no operation is performed within 10 seconds, the remote indicator light will turn off, and the alarm will exit the setting process. The alarm cannot enter the setting process while in arm mode; always press the Disarm button before attempting to adjust settings.

Figure 8: The remote control allows adjustment of 3 volume levels: Low (80dB), Medium (100dB), and High (110dB).

7. Pairing More Remotes/Alarms

The alarm and remote are pre-paired from the factory. Follow these steps if you need to re-pair or add additional remotes/alarms.

7.1. How to Pair a Remote/Alarm

1. Press the Disarm Button () on the remote.
2. Then, press and hold the pair button on the alarm unit for approximately 3 seconds until you hear a "Du" sound. The alarm is now in pairing process.
3. Press the Arm Button () or Disarm Button () on the remote. The alarm will make a "Du Du...." sound, indicating successful pairing.

Note: If the pair button on the alarm is pressed again, or if there is no operation within 30 seconds during the pairing process, the alarm will exit pairing mode.

7.2. Multiple Remotes/Alarms

• Only one remote can be added at a time. To add more remotes or alarms, repeat the pairing steps above for each additional unit.
• An alarm unit can be paired with up to 8 remotes. If a ninth remote is paired, it will replace the first paired remote.

7.3. Delete All Pairing

Caution: This action will delete all paired remotes from the alarm unit.

1. Press the Disarm Button () on the remote.
2. Press and hold the pair button on the alarm unit. After approximately 3 seconds, it will make a "Du" sound, entering the pairing process. Continue to hold the button, ignoring this sound.
3. Continue holding the pair button for a total of 7 seconds until it makes three "Du" sounds. All paired remotes will now be deleted.

8. Maintenance

8.1. Low Battery Warning & Charging (Alarm Unit)

If the alarm unit's battery is low, when you press the Arm Button () or Disarm Button () on the remote, the alarm will emit additional low-battery prompt sounds. To charge, open the USB-C port cover and connect the original USB cable to a 5V power adapter (not included). The red indicator light will be on during charging and turn off when fully charged.

8.2. Remote Control Battery Replacement

If the remote control's battery is low, its wireless range will be reduced, or the indicator light may no longer illuminate or appear weak. In this case, replace the remote control battery.

1. Unscrew the screw on the remote control with a Phillips screwdriver.
2. Pry at the gap with a small flat screwdriver, then slide up and down to expand and open the switch.
3. Push out the old battery with a flat blade screwdriver.
4. Insert a new battery (WL03C: 27A (12V) Alkaline battery; WL09C: CR2032 (3V) Button battery), ensuring correct polarity.
5. Close the remote control and secure it with the screw.

9. Troubleshooting

9.1. Remote Control Cannot Control the Alarm

• Check Remote Battery: If the remote control indicator no longer lights up or lights weakly, replace the remote control battery.
• Alarm Activation: The alarm is in a low power consumption mode when you receive it. In this mode, the remote cannot control the alarm. Please charge the alarm for at least 1 minute to activate it before use.
• Re-pair Remote: If the alarm has been charged and activated, but the remote still doesn't work, try pairing the remote and alarm again (refer to Section 7.1).

9.2. Reduced Wireless Range or Alarm Volume

• Remote Battery: A low remote battery can reduce wireless range. Replace the battery if necessary.
• Installation Location: Concealed installation of the alarm can lower the alarm volume. Avoid installing the alarm in confined spaces made of metal, as metal can shield wireless signals and reduce range.

10. Specifications

11. User Tips

• Multiple Alarms: If you are using multiple WSDCAM alarms, ensure each alarm is uniquely paired with its designated remote control to prevent one remote from activating all alarms simultaneously.
• Optimal Placement: For best performance, avoid installing the alarm in enclosed metal compartments, as this can reduce wireless range and muffle the alarm sound.
• Initial Charge: Always perform the initial charge and activation as described in Section 3 to ensure full functionality.

12. Warranty and Support

For any product inquiries, technical support, or warranty claims, please contact the seller or manufacturer directly. Keep your purchase receipt as proof of purchase.