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Page 1 - User Manual

Part of the Essence Group Version 2.5 October 2012 Home&Family Management Solution User Manual

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We.R System Registration and Remote Access 10 We.R System be confirmed in the following field. Without the password, you will not be able to ac

Page 3 - Table of Contents

We.R System Registration and Remote Access We.R System 11 Figure 8: APN Information Type and Not Selected APN User: A read-only field where

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Acquire a We.R Mobile Application - Web 12 We.R System Figure 9: APN Time Zone Information Click Save. The previous screen is displayed. 3 A

Page 5 - Welcome

Manage the We.R System We.R System 13 4 Manage the We.R System 4.1 Manage Users - Web 4.1.1 Viewing System User Information - Web 1. Log i

Page 6 - Prerequisites

Manage the We.R System 14 We.R System Profile: The profile assigned to the new user. The profile determines accessibility to system features. T

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Manage the We.R System We.R System 15 4.2.1 Viewing Information about Devices in the System 1. Log in to the We.R system. 2. From the Menu

Page 8 - 2.1 Registration – Web Only

Manage the We.R System 16 We.R System 1. Click Add New Device and select Key Fob from the roll down menu. A wizard guides you through the proc

Page 9 - Appendix G

Manage the We.R System We.R System 17 Figure 14: Key Fob Wizard Dialog - 2 Figure 15: Monitor Wizard Dialog - 2 In the second Key Fob Wizard

Page 10 - We.R System

Manage the We.R System 18 We.R System  Detection behavior when armed:  Always trigger alarm: Alarm will be triggered immediately after dete

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Key Fobs Functionality We.R System 19 A device status is presented in the Dashboard screen and on the Device screen. 5 Key Fobs Functionality

Page 12 - 3.1 Mobile Smartphone

© 2011 Essence We.R, Home&Family Management Solution International Ltd. All rights reserved. This document is the protected intellectu

Page 13 - 4 Manage the We.R System

Key Fobs Functionality 20 We.R System Table 2: Key Fob LED States LED Status Description Status On Red – short duration Quick Press on Status

Page 14 - 4.2 Manage Devices – Web

Key Fobs Functionality We.R System 21 Figure 17; History Screen on the PC The History screen lists a history of all devices in the system; th

Page 15 - 4.2.2 Adding a New Device

Management through the Dashboard - Web 22 We.R System events. The filter mechanism makes searching the list more manageable. You can filter the

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The Alarm Management (Web/Mobile) We.R System 23 7 The Alarm Management (Web/Mobile) The following subsections provide a side-by-side compari

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Look-in Video 24 We.R System Figure 21: Web and Mobile Disarming Buttons 2. After the disarming process is completed, the system status will

Page 18 - 4.2.6 Device Status

Hardware Mounting We.R System 25 Figure 23: Look-in Video Viewer 8.2 Look-in Video - Mobile On the main screen of the We.R Mobile applicatio

Page 19 - 5 Key Fobs Functionality

Hardware Mounting 26 We.R System 9.2 Mounting/Dismounting a Motion Detector (PIR) 1. Peel off the mounting tape’s protective covering to moun

Page 20 - 5.2 Manage Histories - Web

Hardware Mounting We.R System 27 9.4.1 To Mount the Sensors 1. Peel off the mounting tape’s protective covering and mount the larger Magneti

Page 21 - 5.4 History Filter

Hardware Mounting 28 We.R System 2. To detach the device from the wall (in case of battery replacement or any other maintenance activity) pres

Page 22 - 6.1 Dashboard - Web

Hardware Mounting We.R System 29 Appendix A Power Up Devices (Peripherals) The following sub section should be referred to when adding device

Page 23 - 7.3 Disarm

We.R System 3 Table of Contents Welcome ...

Page 24 - 8 Look-in Video

Hardware Mounting 30 We.R System Figure 26: Indoor Photo Detector (IPD) Diagram – Battery Cover and Compartment Figure 27: Indoor Photo Detec

Page 25 - 9 Hardware Mounting

Hardware Mounting We.R System 31 2. Insert 1 AA battery and then close the battery cover. Repeat these steps for additional Magnetic Detecto

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Hardware Mounting 32 We.R System Appendix B Troubleshooting 1. Trouble Activating a Device: If you have trouble activating a device within t

Page 27 - 9.4.1 To Mount the Sensors

Hardware Mounting We.R System 33 Appendix C Technical Specifications Physical Description Control Panel Size: H-41mm/ L-140mm/ W-75mm Weigh

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Hardware Mounting 34 We.R System 5V DC power supply via mini-USB connector Indoor Photo Detector (IPD) Long operation period (up to 36 months)

Page 29 - A.1 Motion Detector (PIR)

Hardware Mounting We.R System 35 Tag Reader Storage Ambient Temperature range: with alkaline batteries: -20°C - 50°C with lithium batter

Page 30 - A.4 Window / Door Sensors

Hardware Mounting 36 We.R System Humidity: Up to 95% non-condensing Window / Door Sensor Storage Ambient Temperature range: with alkaline ba

Page 31 - A.5 Key Fob

Hardware Mounting We.R System 37 (on board) Modulation and Frequency: DSSS, 2.4 GHz Motion Detector (PIR) Up to 500m RF range (open air) ECOP

Page 32 - Appendix B Troubleshooting

Hardware Mounting 38 We.R System Supports automatic over-the-air software upgrade programming and configuration Motion Detector (PIR) 4G Drago

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Hardware Mounting We.R System 39 Appendix D Frequent Asked Questions This Appendix draws on the experience of We.R system experts. The infor

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4 We.R System 7.3 Disarm ... 23 7.4 Handlin

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Hardware Mounting 40 We.R System Symptom Solution Status LED on the Control Panel is orange (communication lost) For Ethernet systems 1. Verif

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Hardware Mounting We.R System 41 Symptom Solution Status LED shows alternating orange and green flashing LEDs (GSM service lost) Contact your

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Hardware Mounting 42 We.R System Symptom Solution 3. A best practice before the “Add Device” procedure, remove any static electricity from a d

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Hardware Mounting We.R System 43 Symptom Symptom Alignment Dots Magnet and Detector are Aligned 4. Verify that both parts of the detector hav

Page 39 - D.1 Control Panel

Hardware Mounting 44 We.R System Symptom Symptom The magnet detector is not functioning, but the LEDs glow when required Check the following: 1

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Hardware Mounting We.R System 45 Symptom Symptom After a detection event, the PIR does not detect another event that occurs shortly afterward

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Hardware Mounting 46 We.R System Symptom Symptom 5. The siren tamper mechanism has been inadvertently triggered, check if the battery casing i

Page 42 - D.2 Magnet Detector (MGL)

Hardware Mounting We.R System 47 Symptom Symptom The force arm operation fails 4. The Key Fob may be out of range. Move closer to the Control

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Hardware Mounting 48 We.R System Symptom Symptom battery in the Control Panel again and re-connect the power adaptor 3. Logout from the We.R w

Page 44 - Detector (PIR)

Hardware Mounting We.R System 49 D.6.2 Smartphone application (iPhone / Android) Symptom Symptom All Log in attempts fail 1. Contact your We

Page 45 - D.4 Siren (ISN)

Welcome We.R System 5 Welcome This manual is designed to assist you in installing and using your We.R® system, Essence, Home&Family Manage

Page 46 - D.5 Key Fob

Hardware Mounting 50 We.R System Symptom Symptom A previously recorded video clip does not appear in the History list 1. Choose a different v

Page 47 - D.6.1 Web application

Hardware Mounting We.R System 51 Note: The Key Fob may not display an icon. To determine the state of a Key Fob, see the Resent Event list i

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Hardware Mounting 52 We.R System Appendix E Port Checking  To check the availability of port 43001, follow these steps: 1. Click Start >

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Hardware Mounting We.R System 53 4. Press Enter. If the port check is successful, a blank screen is displayed. If the port check is unsucce

Page 50 - D.7 Best Practice

Hardware Mounting 54 We.R System Appendix F Enable the Telnet Program in Windows 7  To turn the Telnet Program on, follow these steps: 1. Cl

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Hardware Mounting We.R System 55 Appendix G Owner Recorded Information Record Information: Control Panel S/N: Owner Name: Owner Email: P

Page 52 - Appendix E Port Checking

Welcome 6 We.R System Product Description Key Fob A battery-operated arming / disarming tool. Additionally, provides system status notificat

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Control Panel Hardware Setup We.R System 7 1 Control Panel Hardware Setup Prepare your system for activation, The Control Panel must be activ

Page 54 - Windows 7

We.R System Registration and Remote Access 8 We.R System 2 We.R System Registration and Remote Access 2.1 Registration – Web Only Registratio

Page 55 - For More Information

We.R System Registration and Remote Access We.R System 9 Figure 4: We.R Welcome Screen with Roll down Menu 4. Click on the relevant roll dow

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