Wolf Secure Wolf Guard Manual de usuario
Wolf Guard Touch Keypad GSM Wireless alarm system
User’s Manual
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Warning
Do not remove the front or back cover of the unit and
keep it intact. There are no parts inside this unit that can
be repaired or replaced by the alarm owner. If unit is
faulty please contact the seller.
The information contained in this manual is prepared for this
specific alarm system only. Wolf Guard adopts a
sustainable development strategy. Therefore, the company
retains the right to modify or make improvement to any
product described herein without giving prior notice. All
rights reserved.
Do not use a lower rated power supply than supplied with
the unit.
Do not add a bigger siren than supplied siren directly to the
alarm unit. A bigger siren can be added via a suitable relay unit,
please contact your supplier for more information. A bigger
siren will overheat some components and destroy them.
uch action will void product Guarantee.
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Table of Contents
Alarm Functions:..................................................................................................................................5
Alarm s stem diagrams........................................................................................................................6
Function Settings..................................................................................................................................8
1. Initialization.................................................................................................................................8
2. Enter alarm settings.....................................................................................................................8
The 2 password t pes....................................................................................................8
Entering settings mode..................................................................................................8
Exiting settings mode....................................................................................................9
3. Factor Reset...............................................................................................................................9
4. Coding of Remote Controllers.....................................................................................................9
5. Delete Remote Controller..........................................................................................................10
6. Coding of sensors to zones........................................................................................................10
7. Delete Defence Zone.................................................................................................................10
8. Change Passwords.....................................................................................................................11
Change user Password................................................................................................11
Change programming/settings Password....................................................................11
9. Clock Setting..............................................................................................................................11
10. Time based arming and disarming...........................................................................................12
Time based arming......................................................................................................12
Time based Disarming................................................................................................12
Timing Control............................................................................................................13
11. Telephone/cellphone Number Settings....................................................................................13
12. Delete Phone Number..............................................................................................................13
13. SMS Receiving Number Setting..............................................................................................14
14. Delete SMS Receiving Number...............................................................................................14
15. Defence Zone Programming....................................................................................................14
16. Home Arm Defence Zone Setting............................................................................................15
17. Voice Recording.......................................................................................................................15
18. Siren Setting.............................................................................................................................16
19. Siren Setting in “Emergenc Help/Panic” mode.....................................................................16
20. Alarming Record Checking.....................................................................................................16
21. SMS Notification when alarm is Armed/Disarmed (Default: OFF)........................................17
22. GSM Signal Checking.............................................................................................................17
23. Arm/ Disarm Siren Sound Setting...........................................................................................17
24. Enable/disable Voice Prompt...................................................................................................17
25. Wireless transmitter operations................................................................................................18
26. Time Setting of Alarm Dela (Default: 40 sec).......................................................................18
27. Voice Prompt for All Settings..................................................................................................18
28.Tamper Alarm Setting...............................................................................................................19
29.IMEI Checking.........................................................................................................................19
Operation Instructions........................................................................................................................19
1. S stem statuses. ........................................................................................................................19
2. Remote Controller Operation.....................................................................................................19
3. Ke pad operation .....................................................................................................................19
Activate Out Arm with the alarm ke pad ..................................................................19
Activate Home Arm using the alarm ke pad..............................................................20
Disarm.........................................................................................................................20
3. Cellular / phone operation .........................................................................................................20
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Receiving a call from the alarm s stem......................................................................20
Making calls to control the alarm s stem...................................................................21
Using alarm s stem as a cellphone/intercom s stem..................................................21
Technical Parameters..........................................................................................................................22
Specifications..............................................................................................................22
Factor settings...........................................................................................................22
Care and Maintenance........................................................................................................................23
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Alarm Functions
♦7 wired and 99 wireless defence zones
♦LCD screen with time clock display
♦Voice prompt for all operations
♦3 groups of time based (automatic) arming and disarming
♦Can store 6 phone numbers
♦Can store 3 M numbers
♦10-second automatic message recording
♦Built-in artificial intelligent digital voice announcer
♦Built-in artificial intelligent English message
♦Users can make calls by using the keypad on alarm panel, just like a telephone
♦One-key-control function: Out (away) Arm, Home ( tay) Arm, Remote Arm
♦O , fire, gas, door, hall, window, balcony, and boundary place zone descriptions
♦Real-time, delay, 24 hours, bypass defence zones options
♦Wireless coding: easy to add additional wireless accessories
♦Remote control Arm, Disarm, Monitor, and Intercom by phone
♦M alert for power failure or recovery
♦Built-in AAA NI-HI rechargeable backup battery
♦Alarm event log
♦“Listen in “ function
***New: Now include build-in wireless transmitter to trigger wireless sirens, strobes, relay
units etc.
***New: You can now switch an appliance on/off from your cellphone
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Alarm system diagrams
In order for the alarm s stem to receive wireless signals optimall from all wireless accessories,
please put the alarm s stem in the central of our defence area. Make sure it’s awa from large
metal objects and household appliances which ma cause high frequenc interference, as well as
barriers such as reinforced concrete wall or fire door, etc.
Alarm Panel front schematic diagram:
LCD Display
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Alarm Panel back schematic diagram:
Wired terminal block:
1 PK+ Positive of siren (red cable)
2 PK- Negative of siren (black cable)
3 LB+ Positive of two-way speaker (red cable)
4 LB- Negative of two-way speaker (black cable)
5 P1 12V output by remote control. (please refer to Operation Instruction part)
6 GND Ground
7 P2 Linkage output port 2. upply12V output once the system is armed, and be off once it’s disarmed
8 GND Ground
9 Z1 Wired sensor 1 (zone number: 95)
10 GND Ground
11 Z2 Wired sensor 2 (zone number: 96)
12 GND Ground
13 Z3 Wired sensor 3 (zone number: 97)
14 GND Ground
15 Z4 Wired sensor 4 (zone number: 98)
VERY IMPORTANT – bigger sirens
Do not add a bigger siren than supplied directl to the alarm unit. A bigger siren can be added via a
suitable rela unit, please contact our supplier for more information. A bigger siren will overheat
some components (not ma be but surl ) and destro them. Such action will void product
Guarantee.
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Function Settings
1. Initialization
Insert a SIM card in the SIM card slot in the back of the unit.
Note: SIM card must not have a password set, please use a cellphone to remove the password
from the sim card if password protected.
The s stem must be completely switched of when inserting the SIM card, the SIM card is onl
initialized when the unit is powered on. Inserting a new SIM card or inserting the SIM card after
power on the SIM card will not be registered.
Once the SIM card is inserted, plug the power adaptor in, and switch the power switch in the back
of the unit to the on position.
Note: The power switch is used to power on the s stem's internal backup batter suppl . In the
“off” position the backup batteries can not charge and the s stem can not use the batter backup in
case of power outage.
When switching the alarm s stem on all the LED lights will go on for 2 seconds b a long beep to
indicate the s stem is read .
The time clock will then displa s on the LCD screen and the alarm s stem will connect to the
cellular network. While connecting to our cellular network the [GSM] icon on the LCD screen
will be flashing. When the unit detect the GSM network a long beep will indicate successful
detection. When the [GSM] indicator goes out the s stem will be in disarm status and read to use
or program.
2. Enter alarm settings
Note: Settings on the s stem can onl be performed while it is not armed.
The 2 password types
Two different passwords are used to control the alarm unit.
1. The operations/user password: is used to arm or disarm the alarm s stem from a cellphone
or from the ke pad if remote controller is not used.
2. The programmer/settings password: is used to put the alarm in settings mode to change
alarm settings
Entering settings mode
To change the settings of the alarm ou need to first go into settings mode
While the alarm s stem is disarmed, input the 4-digit settings password using the ke pad on the
alarm unit and press [#] button to confirm. You will hear a voice prompt: please enter instruction.
Note: The system default password is [8888].
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The [SET] indicator will be on and [0000] will displa s on the screen when in settings mode. You
can perform different settings repeatedl as long as the s stem keeps in setting status.
Operating method: [ ] + [#]
indicates the 4-digit s stem password.
LCD display:
Exiting settings mode
The s stem will automaticall exit setting mode and return to disarm status if ou don’t press an
ke pad button for 40 seconds.
To manuall exit settings mode press [*] and [#] buttons, the main unit emits a long beep and exit
settings mode.
The [SET] indicator will go off and the s stem returns to disarm state.
Operating method: [*] + [#]
3. Factory Reset
In some instances it is easier to clear all settings and redo all settings.
While the alarm is in disarm status, use the ke pad to input [95175308246] and press [#] to
confirm, all the LED indicators will be on for 2 seconds and ou will hear a long beep. The main
unit's settings will be cleared and restores to its factor settings successfull .
Operating method: [95175308246] + [#]
4. Coding of Remote Controllers
The remote controllers need to be coded to the alarm host in order to work with the alarm s stem.
.
In settings mode, use the ke pad to enter [20] then input the remote controller number [1~8], and
then press [#] to confirm. The main unit emits a long beep and ou will hear “remote control
coding”.
The [ ] indicator is on without flashing; press an button on the wireless remote controller, the
main unit makes a long beep and ou will hear “coding completed”, the [ ] indicator goes out,
indicating the remote controller is successfull coded.
Operating method: [20]+[A]+[#]
A indicates：1~8 remote controllers number.
Note: You can add maximum 8 remote controllers.
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LCD displa :
. Delete Remote Controller
The remote controller can’t control the main unit after it’s been deleted.
While in settings mode, use the ke pad to enter [21], then input the remote controller
number [1-8], and then press [#] to confirm. The main unit emits a long beep and the [Signal]
indicator flickers once. You will hear a voice prompt “delete completed”.
Operating method: [21]+[A]+[#]
A indicates：1~8 remote controllers number.
6. Coding of sensors to zones
Wireless detectors have to be coded to the main unit in order to trigger the alarm. You can add one
or more detectors per zone.
While in settings mode, use the ke pad to enter [23], input the defence zone number
ou want to code [01~99], and then input [#] to confirm. The main unit emits a long beep and the
corresponding defence zone is displa ed on the screen. You will hear a voice prompt “detector
coding”.
Then trigger a wireless detector to emit a wireless signal; after receiving the signal,
the main unit makes a long beep, and ou will hear “coding completed” and the [ ] indicator goes
out.
Operating method: [23]+[ ]+[#]
indicates: 01 ~99 defence zones number
LCD displa :
7. Delete Defence Zone
While in settings mode, use the ke pad to enter [24], then enter the defence zone
number ou want to delete [01~99], and then input [#] to confirm. The main unit emits a long beep
and the defence zone indicator flickers once. You will hear a voice prompt “delete completed”.
Operating method: [24]+[ ]+[#]
indicates: 01 ~99 defence zones number
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