eMastiff G2B/M2B Wireless Wired GSM Burglar Alarm System User Manual

1. Product Overview

The eMastiff G2B/M2B is a versatile wireless and wired GSM burglar alarm system designed to provide comprehensive security for your home or office. It features an auto-dial function, motion and door sensors, and can be controlled remotely via SMS or a dedicated app. The system is equipped with an LCD display and voice prompts for ease of use.

Key Features:

• 7 wired and 99 wireless defense zones.
• LCD screen with time clock display.
• Voice prompt for all operations.
• 3 groups of timely arm and disarm settings.
• Can store 6 phone numbers for alarm calls and 3 SMS numbers for alarm SMS.
• 10-second automatic message recording.
• Built-in artificial intelligent digital voice announcer and English message.
• Users can make calls by using keypad on alarm panel, just like a telephone.
• One-key-control function: Out Arm, Home Arm, Remote Arm.
• SOS, fire, gas, door, hall, window, balcony, and boundary places alarm.
• Real-time, delay, 24 hours, bypass defense zones programming function.
• Wireless coding: easy to add additional wireless accessories.
• Remote control Arm, Disarm, Monitor, and Intercom by phone.
• Built-in AAA NI-HI rechargeable battery for power outage alarm.
• IOS/Android App Controlled Remote Arm/Disarm.

2. Setup Instructions

2.1 Package Content

Before you begin, ensure all components are present:

• 1x Main Panel
• 2x Remote Controllers
• 1x PIR Sensor
• 1x Door Sensor
• 1x Power Adapter
• 1x User Manual (PDF available online)

Note on Batteries:

• Alarm panel has a built-in rechargeable battery.
• Remote controls have built-in batteries.
• Door sensors have built-in batteries.
• Motion sensors (PIR) require 2x AA batteries (not included).
• Water sensors require 12V23A battery (not included).
• Smoke sensors require 9V battery (not included).

2.2 Initial Setup

1. Insert SIM Card: Insert a valid SIM card into the designated slot on the back of the main panel.
2. Connect Power: Plug in the power adapter to the main unit. All LED lights will illuminate for 2 seconds, followed by a long beep.
3. System Initialization: The system will enter initialization mode. The LCD screen will display the time, and the [SGM] indicator will flash as the system detects the GSM network. Once a long beep sounds and the [SGM] indicator turns off, the system is in disarm status.
4. Activate Backup Battery: Turn on the backup battery switch located on the back of the main panel.

2.3 GSM Signal Checking

Before final installation, check the GSM signal strength to ensure optimal performance:

• In setup status, input [81] then [#].
• The main unit will beep and display 00+XX (where XX is the signal intensity).
• The intensity should be between 07-31. If it's less than 07, consider relocating the panel.

2.4 Coding Remote Controllers and Detectors

Remote controllers and wireless detectors must be coded to the alarm host to function correctly.

Coding Remote Controllers:

1. Enter setup state (see Section 3.1).
2. Input [0201].
3. Press any button on the wireless remote controller.
4. The main unit will beep and announce "coding completed".

Coding Wireless Detectors:

1. Enter setup state (see Section 3.1).
2. Input [0202].
3. Trigger the wireless detector (e.g., open a door sensor, activate a PIR sensor).
4. The main unit will beep and announce "coding completed".

2.5 Wired Terminal Block Connection

The system supports 7 wired defense zones. Refer to the diagram for connecting wired sensors:

Connect wired sensors (e.g., loudspeaker, wire PIR sensor, wire siren, wire water sensor, wire smoke sensor, wire glass sensor) to the corresponding terminals (LB+, LB-, GND, Z1-Z7, SP-, SP+).

3. Operating Instructions

3.1 Entering/Exiting Setup Mode

• Enter Setup: In disarm status, input your 4-digit password (default: 8888) and press [#]. The system will announce "please enter instruction" and the [SET] indicator will light up.
• Exit Setup: Press [*] then [#]. The system will emit a long beep and return to disarm state.

3.2 Arming and Disarming the System

The system has three main arming modes:

• Out Arm: Guards all around your house when everyone is out. All detectors are active. Activate by pressing the button on the keypad or remote.
• Home Arm: For safety when someone is home. Activates peripheral sensors (door, window, balcony) but bypasses indoor detectors to prevent false alarms. Activate by pressing the button on the keypad or remote.
• Disarm: Stops the alarm and puts the system in a non-warning state. Detectors will not trigger an alarm (except 24-hour zones). Disarm by inputting your password and pressing [#] on the keypad, or pressing the button on the remote.

3.3 Phone and SMS Functions

Setting Alarm Phone Numbers:

The system can store up to 6 phone numbers for alarm calls and 3 numbers for alarm SMS.

• In setup state, input [51] to [56] for alarm call numbers, or [57] to [59] for SMS numbers.
• Input the desired phone number and press [#]. The system will confirm with a beep and "setting completed".

Answering Alarm Calls:

When the system calls a preset number, you can answer and interact:

• Press [*] to read alarm information.
• Press [1] to arm and stop calling users.
• Press [2] to disarm and stop calling users.
• Press [3] to turn off the siren and monitor the scene for 30 seconds.
• Press [4] for a 30-second two-way intercom.

System Dialing Function:

In disarm status, you can use the main unit as a telephone:

• Dial the desired telephone number on the keypad.
• Press the button to initiate the call.
• Press the button again to end the call.

3.4 Timing Settings

You can set the system to arm or disarm automatically at specific times.

• Timely Arm: In setup state, input [33] to [35], then enter the hour (AA) and minute (BB) for arming, followed by [#].
• Timely Disarm: In setup state, input [36] to [38], then enter the hour (AA) and minute (BB) for disarming, followed by [#].
• Timing Control: In setup state, input [39], then [1] to enable or [0] to disable timely arm/disarm, followed by [#].

3.5 Password Management

• Change Operation Password: In setup state, input [30], then the new 4-digit password, followed by [#]. This password is used for disarming or remote control.
• Change Program Password: In setup state, input [31], then the new 4-digit password, followed by [#]. This password is used to enter setup mode.

Note: The operation password and the programming password cannot be the same.

3.6 Other Functions

• Artificial Recording: In setup state, input [701] then [#]. The unit will beep, record for 10 seconds, then replay the recorded voice.
• Siren Setting: In setup state, input [75], then [0] for siren off or [1] for siren on, followed by [#]. Default is siren off.
• Emergency Help: Press the button on the keypad, remote, or wireless panic button to trigger an immediate alarm call to preset numbers.
• Alarming Record Checking: In disarm state, input [*0#] to check the alarm history.

4. Maintenance

4.1 System Checking

Regular maintenance is crucial for ensuring the alarm system operates reliably. Perform thorough tests periodically:

• Main Unit: Check if it can arm/disarm normally, dial numbers for alarms, receive wireless signals, and if the backup battery is working.
• Detectors: Trigger wireless detectors to confirm they alarm normally. Check all detector batteries for low voltage. Verify wireless detectors send signals to the main unit.
• Frequency: Perform a thorough test on the main unit every three months. Check detectors at least monthly, or as frequently as possible.

4.2 Power Outages Alarm

The G2B/M2B system features a built-in rechargeable battery that provides continuous operation during external power supply interruptions. In case of a power outage, the system will automatically switch to battery power and send an SMS notification to your configured numbers.

5. Troubleshooting

• No Alarm Trigger: Ensure sensors are correctly coded and have working batteries. Check the defense zone programming to ensure the zone is not bypassed or set to a non-alarming mode.
• No SMS/Call Notification: Verify that the SIM card is properly inserted, has credit, and the alarm phone/SMS numbers are correctly configured. Check GSM signal strength.
• False Alarms: Ensure sensors are installed correctly and not in areas prone to false triggers (e.g., direct sunlight for PIR, loose windows for door sensors). Consider adjusting defense zone programming.
• System Unresponsive: Check power supply and backup battery. Perform a factory reset if necessary (see Section 3.1).

Important Notes:

• Do not disassemble, repair, or alter the products without permission to avoid accidents or faults.
• Avoid dropping the product on hard surfaces.
• Do not set emergency numbers (e.g., 110, 119) as alarm phone numbers without proper authorization.

6. Specifications

7. Warranty and Support

The product comes with a 1-year replacement warranty. We provide comprehensive after-sales service and technical support. For any inquiries or assistance, please contact the seller.

A detailed user manual in PDF format is available for download. You can view it here: eMastiff G2B/M2B User Manual (PDF).

8. User Tips

• Pet Immunity: If you have pets at home, consider using pet-immune PIR motion sensors (e.g., 10kg pet PIR) to avoid false alarms caused by animal movement.
• GSM Signal: Always check the GSM signal strength at your chosen installation location before mounting the main panel to ensure reliable communication.
• Battery Check: Regularly check the batteries in your wireless sensors. The system provides SMS prompts for low battery levels.

9. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: Can I connect wired detectors to this system?

A: Yes, the eMastiff G2B/M2B system supports 7 wired defense zones, allowing you to integrate existing wired detectors or add new ones.

Q: Does the system support multiple languages?

A: Yes, the system supports English, Russian, and Spanish voice prompts. Please specify your preferred language when ordering, or the default English version will be shipped.

Q: Will my pet trigger the alarm?

A: Standard PIR motion sensors might be triggered by pets. However, pet-immune PIR sensors (e.g., designed for pets up to 10kg) are available as optional accessories to prevent false alarms.

Q: How long does the siren ring when an alarm is triggered?

A: The default siren sound time is 180 seconds, but this can typically be configured in the system settings.