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Enter [Accounts]

Tap the E11 APP, choose

, and then enter the account management interface.

[SMS]

Control through SMS

1. Add accounts

Adding accounts enables you to link the alarm system to your smartphone. You can
control additional E11 systems from one phone by the addition of further accounts.

②

Add Account

Tap

, input the telephone (SIM Card) number of the Control Panel and

[ Add Account

]

[OK]

then tap

.

Any telephone number can operate the system through APP by default.
We recommend you store your alarm phone numbers on the Control Panel when
setting up the system so that only the commands from these numbers are recognised.

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Summary of Contents for Invincible

Page 1: ...SMART HOME SECURITY 0345 257 2500 Customer Helpline Instruction Manual Dual Network Communicating Alarm System with RFID INVINCIBLE ...

Page 2: ... Pet Friendly PIR Motion Sensor LCD Display Contents LCD Display Menu Settings Alarm Phone Number Setup Add Delete Edit Accessories System Settings Check Event Logs Connect to Electronic Lock Connect to CMS Add CMS Phone Number Delete CMS Phone Number User ID Upload Arm Disarm Report to CMS Center Table of Contents 01 02 03 04 05 06 05 05 06 07 08 07 07 08 08 09 17 09 10 11 12 17 18 19 20 22 23 35...

Page 3: ...oice Memo 37 38 37 38 38 39 42 39 39 40 40 40 41 41 41 42 47 42 43 44 45 47 48 50 48 49 50 50 51 52 53 54 55 System Enquiry Turn off arm disarm message notice Turn on arm disarm message notice App Operation Download and Install the FREE APP Control through SMS Control through GPRS Data Installation Maintenance Door Window Sensor Pet Friendly PIR Motion Sensor Testing FAQ Specifications Available A...

Page 4: ... ERA Home Security Disposal and Recycling Disposal of this product is covered by the Waste Electrical or Electronic Equipment WEEE Directive It should not be disposed of with other household or commercial waste At the end of the product s useful life the packaging and product should be disposed of via a suitable recycling centre Please contact your local authority or the retailer from where the pr...

Page 5: ...and alarm voice message RFID Tag disarm Unlocks an electronic lock not included Event Log stores up to 150 events Make phone calls directly from the Control Panel Duress code silently sends out alarm notifications Timed Arm Disarm option set your own daily entry exit schedule Exit and Entry delay Name all Zones and RFID Tags Arming disarming and voice memo recording via App SMS or GPRS Push notifi...

Page 6: ...oice message from which they can choose to either monitor on site or to disarm the system Control Panel 01 Should the PSTN network be unavailable the E11 panel will automatically switch to the GSM network Sensors are triggered or the SOS button on the Remote Control is activated Control Panel alarms and the built in siren sounds Notification cycle Users receive push notifications and SMS Messages ...

Page 7: ...op for Control Panel x 2 Wall Bracket for PIR Motion Sensor x 1 Double Sided Tape for Door Window Sensor x 2 Screws and Wall Plugs x 4 Instruction Manual x 1 Wireless Door Window Sensor x 1 Wireless Remote Control x 2 RFID Tag x 2 AC Adapter x 1 Telephone Cable x 1 02 ...

Page 8: ...RFID Tag Reader Play Voice Memo Home Arm Part Arm Disarm Arm Voice Memo Button LED Indicator LCD Display Escape Up Down Enter SOS Clear Call Panel Front Control Panel Layout GSM Network LED 03 ...

Page 9: ...Backup Batteries Power On Off PSTN Landline Socket Microphone SIM Card Slot NC Input for Wired Sensor Normal Zone Wired Siren Output 500mA Output for Electronic Lock AC Adapter Jack Terminals for Wired Sensors 04 Panel Back ...

Page 10: ...Backup Batteries Power On Off PSTN Landline Socket Microphone SIM Card Slot NC Input for Wired Sensor Normal Zone Wired Siren Output 500mA Output for Electronic Lock AC Adapter Jack Terminals for Wired Sensors 04 Panel Back ...

Page 11: ...ia the GSM network Connect the smaller connector of telephone cable supplied to the PSTN land line socket at the back of the panel Connect the other end of the telephone cable to the signal output provided by PSTN land line operator 1 2 Connect PSTN Landline Note The built in rechargeable battery should be used only in the case of AC power failure 1 2 3 1 2 05 Note If the Control Panel isn t conne...

Page 12: ...IM Card 3 Turn off the Voicemail function if it is enabled 4 Insert the SIM Card with credit into the card slot taking care to note the orientation of the SIM Card as shown 5 Switch the Control Panel back on it will now search for a GSM signal This step can be ignored if the GSM function is not required 06 1 SOS When pressed the System will alarm immediately 2 Arm Press to arm your system All the ...

Page 13: ...line is connected or a SIM card is in use with sufficient credit the Control Panel can be used to make outbound telephone calls The panel will firstly attempt dialling out via the landline if unavailable it will automatically switch to dialling out via the GSM network If a number is entered incorrectly press to clear the call down and enter the Esc correct number Press to cancel an unanswered call...

Page 14: ...e Record Voice Memo button for 3 seconds The Play Voice Memo circle will flash to indicate that a message has been recorded To listen to a Voice Memo touch the center of the circle The LED indicator will clear down once the voice memo has been played The voice memo can be replayed by touching the centre of the circle again Voice Memos are not stored a new Voice Memo will over write the previous Vo...

Page 15: ... GSM GPRS functionality is enabled when the system is disarmed by an RFID T ag the Alarm will send an SMS Push notification to the first stored Phone Number i e TAG 01 Disarm 2 The Alarm System Settings can be viewed via the E11 App or by sending an SMS 00 to the SIM card in the Control Panel 3 The Alarm can send an Arm Disarm Part Arm notification via SMS to the first stored number To enable this...

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Page 17: ... is set to Normal Zone by default the PIR Motion Sensor is set to Home Mode zone You can change their zone type by following the steps on page 25 Status Indicator Test 1 Remove the battery compartment cover push down and slide away 2 Pull out the battery isolation strip The Sensor will work immediately 3 Press the button on the Remote Control to arm the system Move the Arm magnet away from the tra...

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Page 21: ... Control Panel Send 3 for remote monitoring by call back from the Control Panel When the Control Panel receives an SMS message it calls out to the stored phone number When answered you can monitor listen in to the property 2 Mobile phone home mode 3 Recording Voice Memo Send 4 to record a Voice Memo After the Control Panel receives the SMS it will call your phone number Upon answering you can comm...

Page 22: ...s so that the detection range covers primary entry exit points 2 Adjust the Sensor Angle for maximum coverage The installation angle affects sensitivity directly For optimal sensitivity the walk direction must be vertical to the infrared direction ...

Page 23: ...g a Sensor if there are two sensors covering the same detection area adjust the locations to prevent cross interference Detection sensitivity can be affected by movement outside of a window glass door etc that falls within the detection range such as a flow of traffic vehicles people etc This includes heat extraction units heaters air conditioning units microwave oven refrigerator freezer etc all ...

Page 24: ...w Battery GPRS Connected Sensor 1 50 Sensor Name Low Battery Stand by GPRS Arm GPRS Disarm GPRS Home Arm SMS Arm RFID 1 50 RFID Name Disarm Arm or Disarm NO SIM CARD GPRS Connecting GPRS Disconnected System Arm System Disarm System Home Arm Remote Arm Remote Disarm Remote Home Arm No GPRS Signal ...

Page 25: ...S Alarm Linecut Alarm Panel Tamper Sensor 01 50 Sensor Name Sensor Tamper Alarm Wired Sensor Alarm Sensor 01 50 Sensor Name Alarm SMS Disarm SMS Home Arm Sensor 01 50 Sensor Name Low Battery Alarm Remote SOS Alarm Duress Alarm ...

Page 26: ...u 2 Sub Menu 3 Phone Numbers Add Phone Number Del Phone Number Remote Keypad RFID Tag Wireless Sensors Test Mode Accessories Alarm Number1 6 CMS Number1 2 Alarm Number1 6 CMS Number1 2 Add Delete Add Delete Edit Name Add Delete Edit ALL Remote 01 10 ALL RFID 01 50 RFID 01 50 ALL Sensor 01 50 Sensor 01 50 Edit Sensor Type Normal Sensor 24 Hour Sensor Delay Sensor Home Sensor Edit Sensor Name ...

Page 27: ... Time 00 00 00 Auto Disarm Time 00 00 00 Edit Welcome Linecut Alarm Keypad Tones Access Code On Off On Off Admin Code User Code Duress Code Date Date Format Time Entry Delay 000S Exit Delay 000S Input 6 Digits Default Code 123456 Input 4 Digits Default Code 1234 Input 4 Digits Default Code 1111 ...

Page 28: ...Off Wired Siren Wireless Siren Built in Siren Siren Setup Siren Alert Time 300S Siren On Off On Off Arm Disarm Tone On Off Siren On Off Off Low High Arm Disarm Tone On Off Siren On Off On Off Arm Disarm Tone On Off LCD Display Language History Alarm Alert On Off GPRS Status Line Status Phone Call SMS Message App Push On Off ...

Page 29: ...dialling out Add an Alarm Phone Number Log into the menu choose Phone Numbers press Enter Press or choose Add Phone Number press Enter Press or choose Alarm Number 1 6 press Enter Input alarm phone numbers in order press If a group extended telephone Enter number is used 0 or 9 must be added in front of the phone number Note To check or edit the stored phone numbers go to Alarm Number 1 6 to check...

Page 30: ...ady connected to the Control Panel Delete To delete Remote Controls or Wireless Keypads refer to Delete in step as above and press Then choose to delete all or specific Remote Controls or Wireless Enter Keypads press again Enter Add Delete Edit RFID Tags Add Log into the menu press or choose Accessories press Enter Press or choose RFID Tag press Enter Press or choose Add press Enter The LCD displa...

Page 31: ... 2 beeps are heard it means the accessory is already connected to the Control Panel Delete Edit Sensor Type Log into the menu press or choose Accessories press Enter Press or choose Wireless Sensors press Enter Press or choose Edit press Enter Press or choose Sensor 01 50 press Enter Press or choose Edit Sensor Type press Enter Press or choose one type of Normal Sensor 24 Hour Sensor Delay Sensor ...

Page 32: ...eparately Enter the Siren into pairing state for pairing instructions please refer to the relevant Siren Instruction manual Press or on the Control Panel to send out a pairing signal to the Disarm SOS Siren A beep heard from the Siren indicates successful pairing If two beeps are heard the Siren has already been paired Test Mode To test that Sensors and Remote Controls are connected to the Control...

Page 33: ...ay can be set that will give the user sufficient time to enter exit the property without the system alarming arming during the given period of time The system will arm automatically after the exit delay period set has expired Entry Delay The delay time can be set to suit the user s preference During this period the Sensors will not trigger an alarm status Log into the menu press or choose System S...

Page 34: ... set the LCD screen backlight standby time Log into the menu press or choose System Settings press Enter Press or choose Backlight Time press Enter Input time for backlight time press Enter Timed Arm Disarm The user can set timed arm and disarm according to their daily schedule to avoid repeated operation Timed Arm Log into the menu press or choose System Settings press Enter Press or choose Auto ...

Page 35: ...Edit Welcome press to input the greeting message Enter Line Cut Alarm When the linecut alarm function is on the Control Panel will alarm if the PSTN landline is disconnected by any method even if the built in siren is set to mute Turn On Off Linecut Alarm Log into the menu press or choose System Settings press Enter Press or choose Linecut Alarm press Enter Press or choose On or Off press Enter Th...

Page 36: ...alarm system To change the User Code User Code Log into the menu press or choose System Settings press Enter Press or choose Access Code press Enter Press or choose User Code press Enter The LCD screen will show Input 4 Digits Input the current user code and press Enter Default User Code 1234 Input the new 4 digit user code press Enter Duress Code In the case of an emergency situation i e intrusio...

Page 37: ...Record press Enter The LCD screen will display Record 10s V oice press Enter Voice recording will stop automatically after 10s or To stop the recording before the 10s expiry time press Enter Siren Setup External Sirens if added to the system and the built in siren can be set to beep when armed and or disarmed The ringing duration can be set between 0 and 300 secs See the end of this section for Se...

Page 38: ...ess or choose System Settings press Enter Press or choose Siren Setup press Enter Press or choose Wireless Siren press Enter Press or choose Siren On Off press Enter Press or choose On or Off press Enter On is to turn on the wireless siren Off is to turn off the wireless siren The default setting is On Turn On Off Arm Disarm Beep for Wireless Siren Log into the menu press or choose System Settings...

Page 39: ...press or choose System Settings press Enter Press or choose Siren Setup press Enter Press or choose Built in Siren press Enter Press or choose Arm Disarm Beep press Enter Press or choose On or Off press Enter On is to turn on arm disarm beep for built in siren Off is to turn off arm disarm beep for built in siren The default setting is On Set Ringing Time for All Sirens Log into the menu press or ...

Page 40: ...m Settings press Enter Press or choose LCD Display press Enter Press or choose GPRS Status press Enter Press or choose On or Off press Enter The warning message default setting is Off Line Status Log into the menu press or choose System Settings press Enter Press or choose LCD Display press Enter Press or choose Line Status press Enter Press or choose On or Off press Enter The warning message defa...

Page 41: ...t settings please contact the Customer Support Helpline 4 Check Event Logs Note Hold or to skip a logged event Up to 150 past events can be tracked viewed Log into the menu press or choose History press Enter Press or select the event you want to view press The event log time Enter and alarm location will be shown Connection to an Electronic Lock An Electronic Lock when connected to the system for...

Page 42: ...sed to connect to the CMS centre add 0 or 9 before the telephone number to be stored Note To check or edit the pre stored telephone number go back to CMS Number 1 2 1 2 3 1 2 3 4 Delete CMS Telephone Number Log into the menu choose Phone Numbers press Enter Press or choose Del Phone Number press Enter Press or choose in order CMS Number1 2 press Enter Delete the stored CMS telephone number Press E...

Page 43: ... low battery Control Panel low battery Control Panel AC failure Event Code Event Event Event Code Remote Phone Control The system can be controlled at the Control Panel and with a Remote Control In addition the system can be remotely controlled by telephone call SMS or App Remote phone control can be achieved in two ways Answering Alarm Telephone Call to Start Remote Control When an alarm is trigg...

Page 44: ...ber s during system set up in order to prevent unauthorised control by any other telephone number Send 0 to Disarm the system In disarmed status the Sensors except those accessories in the 24 hour zone will not trigger an alarm when detecting intrusion Send 1 to Arm the system In armed status the system will trigger an alarm when detecting intrusion SMS Operation Disarm Arm Away Mode 0 Mobile phon...

Page 45: ... Control Panel Send 3 for remote monitoring by call back from the Control Panel When the Control Panel receives an SMS message it calls out to the stored phone number When answered you can monitor listen in to the property 2 Mobile phone home mode 3 Recording Voice Memo Send 4 to record a Voice Memo After the Control Panel receives the SMS it will call your phone number Upon answering you can comm...

Page 46: ...is set to turn off the arm disarm message notice Turn off arm disarm message notice Send 20 to switch off the Arm Disarm text notification Note Disarm by RFID text messages will still be received if already setup 20 System Enquiry Send 18 to the SIM card in the Control Panel to check the setting status of the system 18 ...

Page 47: ...e displayed For Android smartphones the SMS will be sent directly to the phone number of the Control Panel without interface redirection Tap to control the system through SMS Tap to control the system through GPRS Tap to connect an E5 WiFi GPRS Remote Socket Switch available separately Tap to connect an IP116 HD WiFi Camera available separately Tap to turn ON OFF the APP passcode Note For security...

Page 48: ...n control additional E11 systems fr om one phone by the addition of further accounts Add Account Tap input the telephone SIM Card number of the Control Panel and Add Account OK then tap Any telephone number can operate the system through APP by default We recommend you store your alarm phone numbers on the Control Panel when setting up the system so that only the commands from these numbers are re...

Page 49: ...entered you can disarm arm home arm check system settings monitor the alarm status and leave a voice memo iPhone EDIT Tap choose the account number tap to confirm deletion 3 Delete Accounts Android phone EDIT Tap press and hold the account number until the dialog box appears tap to confirm deletion OK ...

Page 50: ...unction Send APN to the Control Panel SIM Card you will receive a message back Forward and fill in the related APN username and password then send it back You will receive a message Operation Succeeded from the Control Panel SIM card Turn off the Control Panel and switch it back on App operation via GPRS will now be enabled A return message of OK means the setup is successful Control through GPRS ...

Page 51: ... to your smartphone Register an account Tap input your mobile number password and code Serial No and device ID Register as shown on the label on the back of the Control Panel and then tap OK Note When registering please input the user s mobile number and NOT the Control Panel SIM card number The device ID SN code are shown on the back of the Control Panel ...

Page 52: ...anel will call back pick up and you can listen in to the surrounding area Press to enter the account management interface from where you can input system user mobile phone numbers and their associated login names tap The OK default password of the shared account is 123456 It is recommended that you change the default password to a unique memorable password that is shared with the user group only T...

Page 53: ...mend to mount the Sensor at the height of 2 2 2m from the ground For installation notices please see page 16 17 Fix the installation bracket on the wall with screws and then fit the groove at the back of the Sensor on the bracket 2 2 2m Ground ...

Page 54: ...the Sensor will search for movement every 10 seconds The T est Mode duration is 3 minutes Adjusting the position of the PIR Sensor on the bracket will affect the detection range The detection range can be adjusted to meet your individual requirements as shown in the diagrams below Adjusting the Detection Range Top view Side view Side view Top view Note If used in a pet friendly environment for bes...

Page 55: ...etween the Remote Control the Panel Consider fitting a Signal Repeater RFID Tag fails to disarm Touch keyboard fail to make related setting RFID Tag not connected to the Control Panel Not logged onto the setting menu Follow the manual and connect RFID Tag to the Panel Input the correct admin code press Enter and login to the menu setting No response after inserting a SIM Card The direction of the ...

Page 56: ...x 9 5mm Power Supply Standby Current Alarm Current Backup Battery Internal Siren Volume Radio Frequency Maximum Stored Phone No Maximum Remote Controls Maximum Sensors Maximum RFID Tags Maximum Event Logs Housing Material Operating Condition Dimensions L x W x H Input DC 12V 500mA 6Wh 90mA 300mA BL 5B 3 7V 800mAh rechargeable lithium battery x 2 pcs 95dB 433MHz 6 alarm phone numbers and 2 CMS numb...

Page 57: ...15mm 71 x 12 5 x 15mm Power Supply Static Current Alarm Current Detection Scope Pet Immunity Transmitting Distance Radio Frequency Housing Material Operating Condition Detector Dimensions L x W x H Bracket Dimensions L x W x H DC 3V AA 1 5V LR6 Battery x 2 pcs 50uA 9 5mA 8m 110 25kgs 80m in open area 433MHz ABS plastic Temperature 0 C 55 C Relative Humidity 80 non condensing 100 x 59 x 43mm 52 x 3...

Page 58: ...rol EREM WIFI HD IP Camera IP116 Ceiling Mounted PIR Sensor P700 Narrow Beam PIR Sensor P800 Vibration Sensor WD80 Smoke Detector SMK500 Water Detector WI210 RFID Keypad KP700 RFID Contactless Tag TAG26 Personal Alert Button SOS100 Range Extender RT101 Indoor Plug in Siren WS105 Solar Charged Siren ESS260B Replica Siren ERS26B Outdoor Mains Powered Siren WS280 55 ...

Page 59: ...intenance repair and replacement of parts due to fair wear and tear 2 Abuse or misuse including but not solely limited to the failure to use this product for its normal purposes or in accordance with ERA s instructions on usage and maintenance 3 Failure of the product arising from incorrect installation or use not consistent with the instructions supplied and the cost of any removal or installatio...

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Page 62: ...0345 257 2500 ERA Home Security Valiant Way Wolverhampton West Midlands WV9 5GB Email alarms eraeverywhere com www eraeverywhere com Customer Helpline ...

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