ONENUO Home Security Smart Anti-Theft WiFi Alarm System

1. Product Overview

The ONENUO Home Security Smart Anti-Theft WiFi Alarm System is a reliable and advanced digital security solution designed to protect your home and property 24 hours a day. It integrates anti-fire, anti-burglar, anti-gas, anti-intrusion, and SOS emergency functions. The system features wireless detectors with anti-interference capabilities to minimize false alarms. It is suitable for various environments including homes, factories, schools, shops, convenience stores, villas, and residential areas.

This system is compatible with Tuya Smart App, Google Home, and Amazon Alexa for convenient control and monitoring.

The ONENUO Home Security Smart Anti-Theft WiFi Alarm System components.

2. Safety Information

• Read this user manual carefully before installation and operation to ensure proper use and prevent damage.
• Do not disassemble, repair, or modify the product privately, as this may cause faults or accidents and void the warranty.
• Avoid dropping the product on hard surfaces to prevent damage from strong impacts.
• Do not set emergency numbers like "911" or other security department numbers as alarming phone numbers without authorization.
• Ensure the power adapter is securely connected and the backup battery is charged for continuous operation.

3. Package Contents

The standard alarm kit includes:

• 1x Alarm Panel (Main Host)
• 1x Motion Sensor (PIR)
• 1x Door/Window Sensor
• 1x Remote Control
• 1x Power Adapter (EU or USA type, UK/AU not supported)
• 1x User Manual (English Version)

4. Specifications

4.1. Main Features

• GSM Frequency: 850/900/1800/1900Mhz for global use
• Wireless Zones: Supports 24 wireless zones
• Zone Types: Normal, Stay, Smart, Emergency, Close Zone
• Scheduled Arm/Disarm: Three groups of time-based arm/disarm functions, customizable by week.
• Alarm Phone Numbers: Can set 4 groups.
• SMS Phone Numbers: Can set 3 groups.
• Voice Prompt: For all operations.
• Low Battery Alert: For accessories.
• Backup Power: Built-in rechargeable Lithium battery.
• AC Power Off Notification: SMS reminder.
• Siren: Built-in 85dB siren, supports external 433Mhz wireless siren.
• Wireless Learning Code: Fast and easy to add new accessories.
• Zone Name Customization: Ability to revise zone names.
• Door Sensor Functionality: Two-way function.
• Smart Home Platform: Compatible with Alexa, Tuya, Google Assistant.

4.2. Technical Parameters

4.3. 433MHz Motion PIR Sensor Specifications

4.4. 433MHz Door Sensor Specifications

4.5. 433MHz Remote Controller Specifications

5. Setup

5.1. Initializing the Alarm Host

1. Install the SIM card (if using GSM features).
2. Connect the power adapter to the alarm host.
3. Switch on the alarm host.
4. After 3 seconds, the host will voice prompt "Welcome to use alarm system". Initialization is successful.
5. The alarm host will then search for the GSM network. The signal light will flash once per second.
6. Once the signal light flashes once for three seconds, it indicates that the GSM signal and SIM card are normal.

5.2. App Download and Registration

To use the smart features, download the Tuya Smart app:

• For Apple iOS users: Search "TuyaSmart" on the App Store.
• For Android users: Search "TuyaSmart" on Google Play.

Download the TuyaSmart app using the QR codes.

After downloading, open the app and click "Register" to create an account using your phone number or email. Set a password and then log in.

5.3. Connecting WiFi to the Alarm Panel

1. After registering and logging into the Tuya Smart app, tap the "+" icon to add a device.
2. Select "Security & Sensor", then choose "Alarm system (WIFI)".
3. On the alarm panel, press and hold the CDDE button for approximately 3 seconds until the alarm panel beeps 6 times. Release the CDDE button.
4. In the app, confirm that the indicator is rapidly blinking, then select your WiFi network and enter the password. Press "OK".
5. The app will begin the connection process. Once successful, the device interface will appear in the app.

6. Operating Instructions

6.1. Panel Diagram Introduction

Alarm Panel Indicators.

• ARM Light: ON = Armed, OFF = Disarmed, Flashing = Stay Arm.
• STATUS Light: Flashing = System under setting, ON = WiFi connected successfully.
• SIGNAL Light: Flashing once per second = GSM not initiated, Flashing every three seconds = GSM network connected.
• POWER Light: ON = System connected to power.

6.2. System Arming

Arming means guarding your house when everyone is out. All detectors are active and will trigger an alarm if activated.

1. Remote Control: Press the arm button on the remote control.
2. Phone Call: Dial the alarm host's number and input "password+1".
3. SMS: Text "Password+1#" to the alarm host's SIM card number.

6.3. System Disarming

Disarming stops the alarm or puts the system in a non-warning state. Detectors will not trigger an alarm.

1. Remote Control: Press the disarm button on the remote control.
2. Phone Call: Dial the alarm host's number and input "password+2".
3. SMS: Text "Password+0#" to the alarm host's SIM card number.

6.4. System Stay Arm

Stay Arm is for partial arming when someone is home. Peripheral detectors (door, window, balcony) are active, while indoor detectors may be deactivated to prevent false alarms.

1. Remote Control: Press the stay arm button on the remote control.
2. SMS: Text "Password+2#" to the alarm host's SIM card number.

6.5. SOS Emergency

In an emergency, pressing the SOS button on the remote control will trigger the alarm and automatically call preset phone numbers for help.

SOS function triggers alarm and sends app notifications.

7. Adding and Removing Accessories

7.1. Adding Remote Controls

1. Enter Adding Mode: Press the CDDE key on the alarm panel for 1 second. The panel will beep once, the "Status" signal light will turn on, and the host will voice prompt "Add remote control".
2. Add Remote Control: While in adding mode, press any button on the remote control. The alarm host will voice prompt "successful". If it beeps once, the remote control is added. If it beeps multiple times, try another remote control.
3. Exit Adding Mode: Press and hold the CDDE key until the alarm host beeps twice. The alarm host can store a maximum of 50 remote controls.

7.2. Deleting Remote Controls

While in adding remote control status (step 1 above), press the CDDE key for three seconds. The alarm host will "beep, beep" twice, indicating the remote control is deleted.

7.3. Adding Detectors (Sensors)

1. Enter Adding Mode (Zone 1): Press the CDDE key on the alarm panel for 1 second. The host will voice prompt "add one zone".
2. Add Detector: Trigger the detector (e.g., open a door with the door sensor, or activate the motion sensor). The host will voice prompt "add successful". If it beeps, the detector is added.
3. Add to Next Zone: Press the CDDE key again for 1 second to enter "add two zone" mode, and repeat the process for other zones (up to 24 zones).

7.4. Deleting Detectors (Sensors)

1. Delete from Zone 1: Enter "add detectors status in zone 1" (by pressing CDDE once). Then press the CDDE key for three seconds. The alarm host will "beep beep" twice, indicating the detector is deleted from Zone 1.
2. Delete from Zone 2: Enter "add detectors status in zone 2" (by pressing CDDE twice). Then press the CDDE key for three seconds. The alarm host will "beep beep" twice, indicating the detector is deleted from Zone 2.
3. Repeat for other zones as needed.

8. App Control

The Tuya Smart app provides comprehensive control over your alarm system.

8.1. Device Parameter Settings

In the app, select the device you want to configure. Tap the "Settings" icon to access various parameters:

• Timing Arm/Disarming: Set schedules for arming and disarming.
• Password Management: Change the system password (default is 1234).
• Siren Volume: Adjust the siren's loudness.
• Alarm Time: Set the duration of the alarm.
• Zone Settings: Configure individual zones (e.g., Normal, Stay, Smart, Emergency, Close).
• SMS Notifications: Enable/disable SMS alerts for various events.

8.2. Editing Device Information

From the app's device list, select the alarm system. Tap the edit icon (often a pencil or three dots) to:

• Change the device name.
• Update the device location.
• Share control of the device with other users.
• Remove the device from your account.

9. GSM Settings (Phone Call & SMS Control)

The alarm system can be controlled remotely via phone calls and SMS messages using specific commands. The factory default password is 1234. If you change it, use your new password in all commands.

9.1. Answering Alarm Calls

When an alarm occurs, the host will call preset phone numbers. Upon answering, a record of the alarm information will play. You can control the alarm host by pressing keypad digits:

• [1]: Arm the system again (host continues to call).
• [2]: Stop alarming and disarm the system (host stops calling).
• [7]: Siren ON.
• [8]: Siren OFF.
• [*]: Hang up (host continues to call).
• [#]: Enter remote configuration mode.

9.2. Remote Control by Phone Call

Call the alarm host's number. The voice prompt will say "Enter Password". After entering the correct password, you can use the following commands:

• [1]: Arm the system.
• [2]: Disarm the system.
• [7]: Siren ON.
• [8]: Siren OFF.
• [*]: Hang up.
• [#]: Enter remote configuration mode.

If no operations are performed within 20 seconds, the call will automatically hang up.

9.3. System Settings by Phone Call and SMS

All settings can be done in any arm/disarm/stay arm status. Below are examples of common commands. Replace "password" with your actual password.

9.4. SMS Inquiry Commands

Send the following SMS commands to the alarm host's SIM card to inquire about system status:

• Password6#: Inquires AC power status (ON/OFF).
• Password20#: Inquires general settings of the alarm host.
• Password21#: Inquires alarm phone numbers and SMS numbers.
• Password22#: Inquires system time and timing arm/disarm schedule.
• Password81[1-24][SMS content][#]: Defines SMS content for a specific zone (1-24 zones). Content length is within 12 letters. E.g., to define zone 1 SMS content as "door open": SMS "12348101door open#".

10. Installation of Detectors

10.1. Magnetic Door/Window Detector Installation

Magnetic Door Sensor (battery not included).

Install the magnetic door detector on a door or window frame. Ensure:

• The gap between the magnet and the sensor is less than 10mm.
• After installation, open the door/window to check if the indicator light on the detector turns on, confirming successful installation.
• If the indicator light flashes when triggered, the battery is low and needs replacement (12V 23A battery).
• Test the transmitting distance before final installation; obstacles can reduce the 100-meter open-area range.

10.2. PIR Motion Detector Installation

PIR Motion Sensor detection range.

To avoid false alarms, pay attention to the following when installing the PIR motion detector:

• Do not face glass windows.
• Do not face large objects that are prone to swinging.
• Avoid placing it directly opposite cold/heat air vents or sources.
• Ensure furniture, mini-escapes, or other obstructions are away from the detecting scope.
• Do not install two or more detectors in the same area, as this can cause interference.
• If the LED indicator flashes when triggered, the battery is low and needs replacement (3V CR2450 battery).
• The detecting distance is less than 8 meters, and the transmitting distance is less than 100 meters. Test the distance after installation.

11. Maintenance

Regular maintenance ensures the stable and safe operation of your alarm system. It is recommended to inspect the system every three months and detectors every month.

11.1. Alarm Host Inspection

• Check if the host can arm and disarm normally.
• Verify that the host can make calls through the preset phone numbers when an alarm occurs.
• Confirm that the host receives signals from detectors normally and that the backup battery functions correctly.

11.2. Detector Inspection

• Manually trigger each detector to ensure it sends the alarm signal successfully.
• Check the battery level of each detector to see if it is low.

12. User Tips

• Regular Testing: Periodically test all sensors and the main alarm panel to ensure they are functioning correctly, especially after power outages or network changes.
• Battery Management: Keep spare batteries for wireless sensors (CR2450 for PIR, 12V 23A for Door Sensor, CR2032 for Remote Control) and replace them promptly when low battery alerts are received.
• Password Security: Change the default password (1234) immediately after setup to a strong, unique password.
• App Notifications: Ensure your Tuya Smart app has notifications enabled on your smartphone to receive instant alerts.
• Zone Customization: Utilize the different zone types (Normal, Stay, Smart, Emergency, Close) to tailor the alarm system's behavior to your specific needs and daily routines.

13. Troubleshooting

If you encounter issues with your ONENUO Home Security Smart Anti-Theft WiFi Alarm System, consider the following:

• No Alarm Trigger: Ensure sensors are correctly paired and within range. Check sensor batteries. Verify the system is armed (not disarmed or in a deactivated zone type).
• False Alarms: Review PIR motion sensor placement to avoid heat sources, direct sunlight, or moving objects. Check door/window sensor gaps.
• WiFi Connection Issues: Ensure your WiFi network is 2.4GHz. Re-attempt the WiFi connection process as described in Section 5.3. Check your router for connectivity.
• GSM Issues: Verify the SIM card is correctly inserted and has an active plan. Check GSM signal strength (SIGNAL light status).
• Remote Control Not Working: Check the remote control battery (CR2032). Re-pair the remote control if necessary (Section 7.1).
• App Not Responding: Ensure your smartphone has an active internet connection. Restart the app or your phone.

For more detailed troubleshooting steps, please refer to the official user manual PDF available at this link.

14. Warranty and Support

For warranty information and technical support, please contact your local distributor or the authorized technology service center. You may also refer to the contact information provided by the seller for assistance with any problems encountered during installation or operation.

The full user manual in PDF format can be accessed for further details and support: User Manual (PDF).