1. Introduction
Thank you for choosing the ONENUO Home Security Smart Anti-Theft WiFi Alarm System. This system is designed to provide reliable 24-hour protection for your home and property. Utilizing advanced digital security technology, it offers high reliability and a low false alarm rate. Despite its simple design, the system is robust, incorporating functions such as anti-fire, anti-burglar, anti-gas, anti-intrusion, and SOS emergency. The wireless detectors are designed with anti-interference features to minimize false alarms.
This alarm system is suitable for various environments including family homes, factories, schools, shops, convenience stores, villas, and residential areas requiring protection.
To ensure your safety and proper use of the system, please read this user manual carefully before installation. This alarm kit supports English Version only.
Standard Alarm Kit Components:
- 1 x Alarm Panel (Main Host)
- 1 x Motion Sensor (PIR)
- 1 x Door Sensor
- 1 x Remote Control
- 1 x Power Adapter (EU or USA type, UK/AU not supported)
- 1 x User Manual (English version)
2. Specifications
2.1. Alarm Panel (Main Host)
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Input Voltage | DC9V-12V (Power Input: DC 5V / 1A) |
| Static Current | <25mA (Standby current: ≤70mA) |
| Alarm Current | <450mA (Alarming current: ≤300mA) |
| GSM Frequency | Support GSM850/900/1800/1900MHz |
| WIFI Standard | 2.4G (802.11b/g/n) |
| Backup Battery | Lithium battery, DC7.2V (3.7V/400mAH rechargeable Lithium battery) |
| Full Charged Time | 5 hours |
| Siren Volume | 85dB |
| RF Receiving Frequency | 433MHz (±75MHz), PT2262/1.5-4.7MΩ; EV1527/300K |
| RF Transmitting Frequency | 433MHz(±75MHz), PT2262/1.5-4.7MΩ; EV1527/300K |
| Wireless Zones | 24 |
| Factory Default Password | 1234 |
| Working Temperature | -10℃ ~ +50℃ |
2.2. 433MHz Motion PIR Sensor
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Input Voltage | 3V CR2450 (not included) |
| Standby Current | ≤35uA |
| Alarm Current | ≤45mA |
| Wireless Frequency | 433MHz ±75KHz 330K EV1527 |
| Wireless Distance | ≤80M (in open space) |
| Detection Distance/Angle | 5-8M / 110° |
| Working Temperature | -10℃ ~ +50℃ |
| Humidity | <80% RH |
2.3. 433MHz Door Sensor
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Input Voltage | 12V 23A (not included) |
| Standby Current | ≤10uA |
| Alarm Current | ≤45mA |
| Wireless Frequency | 433MHz ±75KHz 330K EV1527 |
| Wireless Distance | ≤80M (in open space) |
| Working Temperature | -10℃ ~ +50℃ |
| Humidity | <80% RH |
2.4. 433MHz Remote Controller
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Input Voltage | 3V CR2032 (not included) |
| Standby Current | ≤10uA |
| Alarm Current | ≤15mA |
| Wireless Frequency | 433MHz ±75KHz 330K EV1527 |
| Wireless Distance | ≤80M (in open space) |
| Working Temperature | -10℃ ~ +50℃ |
| Humidity | <80% RH |
2.5. Product Dimensions
Alarm panel dimensions: 4.645 inches (11.8 cm) x 4.645 inches (11.8 cm) x 0.984 inches (2.5 cm).
3. Setup
3.1. Panel Diagram Introduction
Alarm Panel with indicators and included accessories.
- Alarm Host Status (ARM light):
- ON: System is Armed.
- OFF: System is Disarmed.
- Flash: System is in Stay Arm mode.
- STATUS light:
- Flash: System is under setting status.
- ON: WiFi connected successfully.
- SIGNAL light:
- Flash once per second: GSM is not initiated yet.
- Flash every three seconds: GSM network is connected.
- POWER light:
- ON: System is connected to power.
3.2. Initialization
- Install the SIM card into the alarm host.
- Connect the power adapter to the alarm host.
- Switch on the alarm host. After 3 seconds, the host will voice prompt "Welcome to use alarm system", indicating successful initialization.
- The alarm host will then search for the GSM network. The SIGNAL light will flash once per second.
- When the SIGNAL light flashes once every three seconds, it indicates that the GSM signal and SIM card are normal.
3.3. Adding Accessories Via Alarm Host
The alarm host supports adding up to 50 remote controls and various detectors.
Enter Adding Remote Control Status:
Press the CDDE key on the panel for 1 second. The alarm panel will "beep" once, the "Status" and "Signal" lights will turn on, and the alarm host will voice prompt "Add remote control". This indicates the alarm host is in adding remote control status.
Add Remote Control:
While in adding remote control status, press any key on the remote control to send a signal. The alarm host will voice prompt "successful". If it beeps once, the remote control has been added. To add another remote control, repeat the process.
Exit Adding Remote Control Status:
Press and hold the CDDE key. The alarm host will "beep" "beep" twice, then exit adding remote control status.
Delete Remote Controls:
Press the CDDE key for three seconds while in adding remote control status. The alarm host will "beep, beep" twice, indicating the remote control is deleted.
Add Detectors:
While in adding remote control status, press the CDDE key for 1 second. The alarm host will voice prompt "add one zone", indicating it's in "add detectors status in zone 1". Trigger the detector to send a signal. The host will voice prompt "add successful". If it beeps, the detector has been added. To add another detector, repeat the process.
Press the CDDE key again for 1 second to move to "add two zone", and so on for up to 24 zones.
Delete Detectors:
Enter "add detectors status in zone 1" then press the CDDE key for three seconds. The alarm host will "beep beep" twice, indicating the detector is deleted from zone 1. Repeat for other zones as needed.
3.4. WiFi Setting
App Download and Register:
Download the TuyaSmart app from your device's app store. The QR codes below can be used for quick access:
Scan to download TuyaSmart App for Android or iOS.
After downloading, open the app and click "Register". You can register using your phone number or email and set a password. Once registered, log in to operate the system.
Connect WiFi for Alarm Panel:
- After registering and logging in, click "+" to add a device.
- Select "Security & Sensor", then choose "Alarm system (WIFI)".
- On the alarm panel, press the CDDE button and hold for approximately 3 seconds. The alarm panel will beep 6 times. Release the CDDE key.
- In the app, confirm that the indicator is rapidly blinking.
- Select your WiFi network (only 2.4GHz is supported), input the password, and press "OK".
- The app will connect to the device. Once connected successfully, the device interface will appear.
One app can support multiple alarm devices, allowing you to bind different TUYA alarm panels simultaneously.
Edit Device Name/Location, Share Device, Remove Device:
In the app, select the device you wish to edit. Click the settings icon (usually a pencil or gear icon) to access options for editing the device name, location, sharing the device with others, or removing it.
4. Operating Instructions
4.1. System Arm
Arming means activating the security system to guard your property when you are away. All detectors will be active. If any detector is triggered (e.g., anti-theft, fire, gas leak), the alarm host will sound an alarm. There are three methods to arm the system:
- Remote Control: Press the arm button on the remote control.
- Phone Call: Dial the alarm host's number and input "password+1".
- SMS: Text the message "Password+1#" to the alarm host.
4.2. System Disarm
Disarming stops the alarm if it's sounding or puts the system in a non-warning state. Once disarmed, triggered detectors will not sound an alarm. There are three methods to disarm the system:
- Remote Control: Press the disarm button on the remote control.
- Phone Call: Dial the alarm host's number and input "password+2".
- SMS: Text the message "Password+0#" to the alarm host.
4.3. System Stay Arm
Stay Arm (also known as Home Arm) is for partial arming when someone is at home. Peripheral detectors (door, window, balcony) are enabled, while indoor detectors are deactivated to prevent false alarms. This allows movement within the home while securing entry points. There are two methods to stay arm:
- Remote Control: Press the stay arm button on the remote control.
- SMS: Text the message "Password+2#" to the alarm host.
4.4. SOS Emergency
In an emergency, pressing the SOS button on the remote controller will trigger the alarm and automatically call the preset phone numbers for help.
4.5. Timing Arm/Disarm
Example of Timing Arm/Disarm schedule.
The system allows you to set three groups of time-based arm and disarm functions, customizable by week. This automates the arming/disarming process, eliminating the need for frequent manual adjustments.
4.6. Voice Control
Voice control compatibility with Google Home and Amazon Alexa.
The system is compatible with smart home platforms like Google Home and Amazon Alexa, allowing you to control arming and disarming using voice commands.
4.7. GSM Setting
The alarm host can be controlled and configured via phone calls and SMS messages using a SIM card.
Answer the Alarm Call:
If an alarm occurs, the host will call preset phone numbers in sequence. The alarm information will be played automatically. You can control the alarm host remotely by operating on your mobile phone's keypad:
- Press [1]: Arm the system again. The host will continue to call preset phone numbers.
- Press [2]: Stop the alarming and disarm the system. The host will not make further alarm calls.
- Press [7]: Siren ON.
- Press [8]: Siren OFF.
- Press [*]: Hang up, but the alarm host will continue to call preset phone numbers.
Remote Control by Phone Call:
Call the SIM card number of the alarm host. The voice will prompt "Enter Password". The default password is "1234". If you enter the correct password, you can use the following number keys to operate:
- Press [1]: Arm the system.
- Press [2]: Disarm the system.
- Press [7]: Siren ON.
- Press [8]: Siren OFF.
- Press [*]: Hang up.
- Press [#]: Enter remote configuration mode for status settings.
If no operations are performed within 20 seconds, the call will hang up automatically.
System Setting by Phone Call and SMS:
All settings can be operated in any status (Arm/Disarm/Stay Arm) after inputting the correct password. The factory default password is 1234. If you change the password, use the new one.
Method One (Phone Call): Call the SIM card number of the alarm system, then input [Command] to do setting.
Method Two (SMS): Send [Password] + [Command] to the SIM card number of the alarm system.
Note: If using an extension telephone that requires dialing a number (e.g., "9") to dial out, add "9*" before the telephone number. For example, send "1234319*13899998888#".
Command Table for Phone Call and SMS Settings:
| Function | Command (Phone Call) | Command (SMS) | Description / Example |
|---|---|---|---|
| Set Alarm Phone Numbers (1-6) | [password]+[#] then "3[1-6][Phone No.]#" | [password]3[1-6][Phone No.]# | Set 13812345678 as first group phone No. (e.g., 12343113812345678#) |
| Delete Alarm Phone Numbers | [password]+[#] then "3[1-6]#" | [password]3[1-6]# | Delete 1st group alarm phone number (e.g., 123431#) |
| Set SMS Alarm Numbers (7-9) | [password]+[#] then "3[7-9][Phone No.]#" | [password]3[7-9][Phone No.]# | Set 13812345678 as first group SMS alarm number (e.g., 12343713812345678#) |
| Turn ON/OFF SMS Push | [password]+[#] then "11[0/1]#" | [password]11[0/1]# | 0=OFF, 1=ON. Default is ON. (e.g., 1234110# to turn off) |
| WiFi Status SMS Sent ON/OFF | [password]+[#] then "12[0/1]#" | [password]12[0/1]# | 0=OFF, 1=ON. Default is OFF. (e.g., 1234120# to turn off) |
| Modify Passwords | [password]+[#] then "50[4 digits new password]#" | [password]50[4 digits new password]# | Default password is 1234. (e.g., 1234501111# to set new password to 1111) |
| Set Delay Arm Time | [password]+[#] then "51[00-99 seconds]#" | [password]51[00-99 seconds]# | Set delay arm time (e.g., 12345160# for 60 seconds) |
| Set Delay Alarming Time | [password]+[#] then "52[00-99 seconds]#" | [password]52[00-99 seconds]# | Set delay alarming time (e.g., 12345260# for 60 seconds). Default is 00 seconds. |
| Set Beep Duration Time of Siren | [password]+[#] then "53[00-20 minutes]#" | [password]53[00-20 minutes]# | Set siren beep duration (e.g., 12345305# for 5 minutes). Default is 1 minute. |
| Siren Tone ON/OFF when Arm/Disarm | [password]+[#] then "55[0/1]#" | [password]55[0/1]# | 0=OFF, 1=ON. Default is ON. (e.g., 1234550# to turn off) |
| Set the System Time | [password]+[#] then "56[YYMMDDHHMMSS]#" | [password]56[YYMMDDHHMMSS]# | Set current time (e.g., 123456131001090000# for Oct 1st 2013, 09:00:00) |
| Set First Group Timing Arm | [password]+[#] then "5701[AAAA Timing arm time][BBBB Timing disarm time][Monday~Sunday]#" | [password]5701[AAAA Timing arm time][BBBB Timing disarm time][Monday~Sunday]# | Set first group timing arm at 22:00, disarm at 07:00, Mon-Fri (e.g., 123457012200070012345#) |
| SMS Notification ON/OFF when battery is in Low Voltage | [password]+[#] then "59[0/1]#" | [password]59[0/1]# | 0=OFF, 1=ON. (e.g., 1234591# to turn on) |
| Set Defense Zone Type | [password]+[#] then "60[01-24][1-5][0/1]#" | [password]60[01-24][1-5][0/1]# | Set Zone 2 as Stay Arm Zone and siren not sound when alarm triggered (e.g., 1234600220#). Zone types: 1=Normal, 2=Stay Arm, 3=Smart, 4=Emergency, 5=Close. 0/1 for siren sound. |
| Siren Volume Adjustment | [password]+[#] then "62[00-99]#" | [password]62[00-99]# | 00=lowest, 99=highest. Default 99. (e.g., 12346250# for 50dB) |
| SMS Sent ON/OFF When AC Power Disconnect | [password]+[#] then "64[0/1]#" | [password]64[0/1]# | 0=not dial, 1=dial. (e.g., 1234641# to turn on) |
| Set Door Sensor Two-way Alarm Function ON/OFF | [password]+[#] then "65[0/1]#" | [password]65[0/1]# | 0=OFF, 1=ON. (e.g., 1234651# to turn on). Note: Close door/window before arming if this is ON. |
| SMS Sent ON/OFF When Remote Control Arm/Disarm | [password]+[#] then "68[0/1]#" | [password]68[0/1]# | 0=OFF, 1=ON. (e.g., 1234681# to turn on) |
| Restore Factory Setting | [password]+[#] then "130000#" | [password]130000# | Restores all preset settings (except remote control and detectors) to default. Password returns to 1234. |
| Totally Reset | N/A | Disconnect AC power, turn off panel. Press and hold CDDE key, turn on panel. Hold until "beep, beep..." (5 seconds), then release. | Totally resets the system, deleting all settings, remote controls, and detectors. Password returns to 1234. |
SMS Inquiry Commands:
| Function | SMS Command | Reply / Description |
|---|---|---|
| Inquiry AC power ON/OFF | 12346# | "AC power ON" or "AC power OFF" |
| Inquiry general settings | 123420# | Returns general settings information. |
| Inquiry Alarm Phone and SMS Numbers | 123421# | Returns a list of alarm phone numbers (1-6) and SMS phone numbers (7-9). |
| Inquiry system time and timing arm/disarm time | 123422# | Returns current system time and configured timing arm/disarm schedules. |
| Set SMS content for 1-24 zones | 123481[1-24][SMS content]# | Define SMS content (max 12 letters) for specific zones. (e.g., 12348101door open# for zone 1) |
5. Installation of Detectors
5.1. Magnetic Door Detector
The magnetic door detector consists of two parts: a main sensor unit and a magnet. They should be installed on a door or window frame and the moving part, respectively.
- Gap: The gap between the magnet and the sensor should be less than 10mm.
- Installation Check: After installation, if the indicator light of the detector turns on when the door is open, it is installed successfully.
- Low Battery: If the indicator light flashes when triggered, the battery is low and needs to be changed.
- Transmission Distance: The transmit distance is less than 100 meters in open areas. Test the distance before final installation, as obstacles will influence it.
5.2. PIR Motion Detector
The PIR motion detector detects movement within its detection area. Proper placement is crucial to avoid false alarms.
- Avoid Windows: Do not face the glass window.
- Avoid Moving Objects: Do not face large objects that are prone to swinging.
- Avoid Temperature Extremes: Do not face cold/heat air vents or sources.
- Clear Detection Scope: Ensure furniture, mini-escapes, or other isolation are away from the detecting scope.
- Multiple Detectors: Do not install two or more detectors in the same area to prevent interference.
- Low Battery: If the LED indicator flashes when triggered, the battery is low and needs to be changed.
- Detection/Transmission Distance: The detecting distance is less than 8 meters, and the transmitting distance is less than 100 meters. Test the distance after installation.
6. Maintenance
Regular inspection is essential to ensure the stable and safe operation of your security system.
6.1. System Inspection (Every Three Months)
- Alarm Host:
- Check if the host can arm and disarm normally.
- Verify if the host can make calls through the phone numbers when an alarm occurs.
- Confirm if the host receives signals from detectors normally and if the backup battery is functioning.
6.2. Detector Inspection (Every Month)
- Trigger Test: Manually trigger each detector to check if it sends the alarm signal successfully.
- Battery Check: Check the battery of each detector for low voltage.
6.3. Cautions
- Do not disassemble, repair, or transform the products privately to avoid faults or accidents.
- Avoid dropping the product on hard ground to prevent damage from strong impact.
- Do not set "911" or any security department's telephone numbers as alarming phone numbers without proper authorization.
7. Troubleshooting
If you encounter problems during installation or operation, please refer to the following general advice:
- System Not Responding: Check power connection, backup battery status, and ensure the system is initialized correctly.
- False Alarms: Review detector placement (especially PIR sensors) to avoid environmental triggers like drafts or direct sunlight. Ensure magnetic door sensors have the correct gap.
- No Alarm Signal: Verify that detectors are properly added to the system and their batteries are not low. Check GSM network signal strength if using phone call/SMS features.
- App Connectivity Issues: Ensure your WiFi network is 2.4GHz, the password is correct, and the alarm panel is within WiFi range. Re-attempt the WiFi connection process in the app.
- Remote Control/SMS Commands Not Working: Ensure the correct password is used. For SMS, verify the SIM card has credit and signal. For remote control, check its battery.
- Forgotten Password: Perform a "Restore Factory Setting" or "Totally Reset" as described in the GSM Setting section (4.7) to reset the password to default (1234). Note that a total reset will delete all settings and paired accessories.
For persistent issues, please contact your local distributor or authorized technology service center for assistance.
8. User Tips
- Smart Home Integration: Leverage the system's compatibility with Tuya Smart App, Google Home, and Amazon Alexa for convenient voice control and smart automation routines.
- Regular Testing: Periodically test your sensors and alarm system to ensure all components are functioning correctly, especially after power outages or network changes.
- Battery Management: Keep spare batteries for your wireless sensors and remote controls. Replace them promptly when low battery indicators appear to maintain continuous protection.
- Customizable Zones: Utilize the 24 wireless zones and five zone types (Normal, Stay Arm, Smart, Emergency, Close) to tailor your security setup to different areas of your home and specific needs.
9. Warranty
Please retain your proof of purchase for warranty claims. Specific warranty terms and conditions may vary by region and retailer. For detailed warranty information, please consult your point of purchase or the official ONENUO website.
10. Support
If you require further assistance, encounter problems not covered in this manual, or need technical support, please contact your local distributor or authorized service center. You may also refer to the official ONENUO website for additional resources and contact information.
For critical issues, the PDF user manual suggests calling the after-sale service phone numbers provided by the company.
A PDF version of this user manual is available for download at: User manual (PDF)