Slinex SONIK 7 Cloud User Manual Download Page 2

SONIK

 

Cloud

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REV. 1.0

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Attention! 

As a result of continuous upgrades and functionality improvements, technical 
characteristics of the device can be changed without any preliminary declaration.
This manual can contain some inaccuracy or misprint. The owner reserves the right to 
make corrections to the information described in the user manual and device package. 
The last revision of this manual is available on www.slinex.com

Safety instructions

Read and keep that manual.
The device installation process should be carried out by the qulified specialists.
Use the device  from –10 ˚C to +55 ˚C, always keep it within that temperature range.
Installation surface should be free from vibration and impact influence.
Keep this device far from open sources of heat, such as radiators, heaters, and ovens.
The device can be installed near other electronic equipment in case if the temperature of the environment 
does not exceed previously mentioned range.
The device should be protected from the direct influence of the natural phenomena, such as direct 
sunlight, rain or snow.
Don’t use aggressive or abradant detergent for the device surface cleaning.
Use soft wet cloth or tissue to remove strong dirt.
Don’t overpower outlets. It can cause fire or electric shock.

Nature protection

Don’t throw away the device with other  industrial or nutritive trash if you see that 
symbol. Some regions have separation and recycling systems for the electronic 
equipment. Connect with local authorities to receive information about  recycling of 
electronic equipment for your region.

Rights and limitation of liability

All rights reserved. Any part of that document can not be published in any form, translated into other 
languages or reproduced in any way including electronic or mechanical. 
Document recording and copying is strictly denied without owner permission.

Table of contents

1. Package ...................................................................................................................................................................................   3
2. Specification ..........................................................................................................................................................................   3
3. Description.............................................................................................................................................................................   4
4. Installation..............................................................................................................................................................................   5

4.1. Cable requirements.............................................................................................................................................   5
4.2. Schematic diagrams............................................................................................................................................   6
4.3. Unit mount .............................................................................................................................................................   8

5. Operation................................................................................................................................................................................   9

5.1. Incoming call .........................................................................................................................................................   9
5.2. Outdoor panel and camera monitoring ......................................................................................................   10
5.3. Incoming call redirection ..................................................................................................................................   11
5.4. Intercom ..................................................................................................................................................................   12

6. Main menu .............................................................................................................................................................................   12
7. Records playback.................................................................................................................................................................   14
8. Settings....................................................................................................................................................................................   16

8.1. System settings.....................................................................................................................................................   16
8.2. Door settings .........................................................................................................................................................   17
8.3. Custom MP3 ringtone ........................................................................................................................................   18
8.4. Camera settings....................................................................................................................................................   19
8.5. Network settings ..................................................................................................................................................   20
8.6. Service settings.....................................................................................................................................................   21
8.7. Information.............................................................................................................................................................   21

9. Notification modes..............................................................................................................................................................   22
10. Photo frame.........................................................................................................................................................................   22
11. Standby clock .....................................................................................................................................................................   23
12. Network connection diagrams.....................................................................................................................................   24
13. Software................................................................................................................................................................................   25

13.1. Creating new account......................................................................................................................................   25
13.2. Wired network connection steps.................................................................................................................   25
13.3. Wireless Wi-Fi network connection steps in «AP mode» .....................................................................   27
13.4. Wireless Wi-Fi network connection steps in «EZ mode»......................................................................   28
13.5. Operation..............................................................................................................................................................   29
13.6. Sharing with the other devices.....................................................................................................................   31
13.7. Notification messages......................................................................................................................................   32

12. Limited Warranty...............................................................................................................................................................   33

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Summary of Contents for SONIK 7 Cloud

Page 1: ...SONIK 7 Cloud Design Uniqueness Innovations Design Uniqueness Innovations User manual 1 34 35 68 Technical support...

Page 2: ...Don t throw away the device with other industrial or nutritive trash if you see that symbol Some regions have separation and recycling systems for the electronic equipment Connect with local authorit...

Page 3: ...1 pkg User manual 1 pc 2 Specification 1 SONIK 7 Cloud 3 4 1 2 3 5 4 4 6 SCREEN 7 color IPS with touch screen RESOLUTION 1024 600 px VIDEO SYSTEM PAL NTSC AHD TVI CVI 720p 1080p AUDIO TYPE Half duplex...

Page 4: ...between 80 and 100 meters 262 328 ft then use a 3 wire cable with 0 75 mm2 AWG 18 square of one wire and RG 59 or RG 6 coaxial cable for the video signal c Shielded or non shielded twisted pair not r...

Page 5: ...ake four anchors from the kit and hammer them into the drilled halls 4 Fix surface mount bracket on the wall with four screws from the kit 5 Connect all communication wires and fix the monitor on the...

Page 6: ...all button on the first outdoor panel Visitor presses call button on the second outdoor panel Melody is ringing on the monitor and outdoor panel image from the outdoor panel appears on the monitor scr...

Page 7: ...r can view the image from outdoor panels and cameras on any monitor inside this system The image will be transferred from the Master monitor outdoor panels and cameras to the Slave monitors 2 If someb...

Page 8: ...ter value Increase current parameter value Call redirection Enable disable image and volume settings bar Start stop video recording Video input switch Image monitoring screen has following elements Re...

Page 9: ...001_DOOR1 jpg Not read 20210105061548_0001_DOOR1 jpg Not read 20210105061546_0001_DOOR2 jpg Read 20210105061544_0001_DOOR2 jpg Read 20210105061950_0010_DOOR2 mov 00 00 00 03 7 DOOR2 05 01 2021 06 19 5...

Page 10: ...cord mode Video Motion detection Medium Motion detection duration 10 Sec Motion display Motion ringtone 3 Message 30 Sec Ring setting Door 1 Door 2 Main menu Settings Door Ring setting Door 1 Ring 1 S...

Page 11: ...ardware motion sensor There are two types of sensors that can be connected to the monitor sensor with normally opened contacts NO and sensor with normally closed contacts NC Depending on the type of s...

Page 12: ...rrent active mode sound notifications type changes User can change current mode by touching corresponding icon in the main menu Sound notifications are enabled both on the monitor and on the outdoor p...

Page 13: ...Background volume set background music volume in photo frame mode 11 Standby clock If Standby clock function is enabled in Settings System menu then user can see the folowing screen after exiting from...

Page 14: ...on process Use your Email as a login for 13 2 Wired network connection steps 1 Use twisted pair CAT5 or CAT6 cable to connect device to the router 2 Connect mobile device into the same local network 3...

Page 15: ...ssword 12345678 9 When mobile phone is connected to the Wi Fi hotspot come back to the mobile application The monitor will be connected to the Wi Fi network specified on the 7 th step and paired to th...

Page 16: ...and paired to the current account of the Smart Call application 13 5 Operation Press device icon to start monitoring Go to the main menu Enable conversation mode Outdoor panel 1 Outdoor panel 2 Camera...

Page 17: ...pplication Every mobile phone must use it s own account in the application 3 Using master account enter device monitoring screen press icon on the right upper corner of the screen and enter Add sharin...

Page 18: ...ct wasn t properly installed according reccomendations from the manual the sticker on the backside of the product was broken the product was not used for its intended function This limited warranty co...

Page 19: ...5 1 43 5 2 44 5 3 45 5 4 46 6 46 7 48 8 50 8 1 50 8 2 51 8 3 MP3 52 8 4 53 8 5 C 54 8 6 C 55 8 7 55 9 56 10 56 11 57 12 58 13 59 13 1 59 13 2 59 13 3 Wi Fi AP 61 13 4 Wi Fi EZ 62 13 5 63 13 6 65 13 7...

Page 20: ...7 IPS 1024 600 PAL NTSC AHD TVI CVI 720p 1080p 70 MicroSD 256 7 11 100 240 176 133 20 10 55 C 1 2 3 4 5 6 microSD 3 133 176 20 1 Sonik 7 Cloud 1 C 1 1 7 1 1 2 1 SONIK 7 Cloud 37 38 1 2 3 5 4 4 6...

Page 21: ...1 2 C 4 4 1 4 25 0 22 2 25 50 0 41 2 50 80 0 75 2 80 100 3 0 75 2 RG 59 RG 6 25 25 50 0 50 50 80 80 100 RG 59 RG 6 0 20 20 40 4 2 1 Sonik 7 Cloud SONIK 7 Cloud 39 40 1 Sonik 7 loud 2 13 5 12 2 12 1 R...

Page 22: ...1 2 1 2 C Sonik 7 loud 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 2 Sonik 7 Cloud Sonik 7 13 5 100 240 4 3 1 150 160 2 4 3 4 5 SONIK 7 Cloud 41 42 Sonik 7 Sonik 7...

Page 23: ...5 2 60 60 60 60 5 5 1 120 30 SONIK 7 Cloud 43 44 1 1 1 1...

Page 24: ...6 5 4 2 5 3 2 1 2 SONIK 7 Cloud 45 46...

Page 25: ...7 47 48 SONIK 7 Cloud 1 1 2 1 2 06 10 2021 12 01 1 2 1 2 06 10 2021 12 01 REC 08 35 27 29 REC...

Page 26: ...1 mov 20210105061727_0001_DOOR1 mov 20210105061725_0001_DOOR1 jpg 20210105061724_0001_DOOR1 mov 20210105061549_0001_DOOR1 jpg 20210105061548_0001_DOOR1 jpg 20210105061546_0001_DOOR2 jpg 20210105061544...

Page 27: ...8 2 PAL NTSC AHD 720P AHD 1080P TVI 720P TVI 1080P CVI 720P CVI 1080P CVBS 1 PAL AHD1080 2 10 3 30 1 2 1 1 06 00 12 00 10 4 3 5 1 2 3 5 45 mp3 Ring microSD 0 10 1 10 8 3 MP3 C microSD c Ring MP3 8 mi...

Page 28: ...Fi SmartLife b1e24f 12345678 SONIK 7 Cloud 53 54 PAL NTSC AHD 720P AHD 1080P TVI 720P TVI 1080P CVI 720P CVI 1080P CVBS 1 2 40 AP Wi Fi EZ Wi Fi Wi Fi IP IP EZ MAC MAC EZ 8 4 8 5 C 1 PAL AHD1080 4 20...

Page 29: ...SONIK 7 Cloud 55 56 8 6 C 8 7 SD microSD UUID SD microSD update ius microSD SD Ok Ok Ok Ok 3 0 0 1 2021 10 21 SD 7 1G 7 2G UUID 04be4d97 9 3 10 C microSD c Digital Frame JPG 30 JPG c 2560 1440...

Page 30: ...icroSD 5 5 3 30 11 11 28 26 10 2021 0 2 2 1 WAN 1 2 3 4 WAN 1 2 3 4 Android iOS 3G Wi Fi Sonik 7 Cloud Sonik 7 Cloud 12 SL 07IP SL 07IP Wi Fi Android iOS 3G Wi Fi Wi Fi LAN AP Android iOS Smart call S...

Page 31: ...59 60 SONIK 7 Cloud 13 Google Play Android Apple App Store iOS Smart Call 13 1 1 Smart Call 2 3 4 6 13 2 1 CAT5 CAT6 2 3 Cable 4 4 5 6...

Page 32: ...61 62 SONIK 7 Cloud 13 3 Wi Fi AP 1 Wi Fi 2 3G 4G 3 4 5 AP 6 7 Wi Fi c 8 Wi Fi SmartLife xxxxxx 12345678 9 Wi Fi Smart all Wi Fi 7 13 4 Wi Fi EZ 1 Wi Fi 2 3G 4G 3 4 5 EZ...

Page 33: ...63 64 SONIK 7 Cloud 7 Wi Fi c 8 Wi Fi 13 5 1 2 1 2 888888...

Page 34: ...67 68 SONIK 7 Cloud 13 6 1 Smart Call 2 Smart Call 3 4 13 7...

Page 35: ...67 68 SONIK 7 Cloud 14 12...

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