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Page 1: Installation Instructions
Installation Instructions WiFi-Predator PUSH Version Manual version 3.4 P a g e... - Page 2 Index Section Pages Android Configuration iPhone Configuration 8-13 Adding Additional Smart Phones & Devices Range and range testing 15-17 Connecting via LAN cable Installation Power Supply Wiring Relay Output Using on Android Other options Using on iphone Other Options Keypad Overview Basic Keypad Programming Full Keypad Programming Using the Keypad...
- Page 3 Site Survey BEFORE you install.. YES! I have at least a little wifi signal at the gate with my phone. (If not a repeater, bridge, powerline link or Ethernet cable will be required). Note: 802.11n type wifi networks have double the range of 802.11b/g types! YES! Internet UPLOAD speed (not...
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Page 4: Android Configuration
Android Configuration IMPORTANT: The following process is only to be carried out with one device as the master device. Do NOT repeat with additional devices. To add more phones or tablets, see section on adding additional devices. Step 1 Using one of the homeowners’... - Page 5 Step 5 Enter settings on the ANDROID phone, select WiFi and scan for networks. The phone should detect the intercom. The network name will be BELL-XXXXX). Select this network. Step 6 Enter the following DEFAULT password… 123456789 . Now the phone is connected directly to the intercom which is now broacasting its own wifi...
- Page 6 Step 9 The app should find the intercom serial number. Press as shown to select it. Step 10 The app screen will now show the intercom serial number or BELL ID, Username: admin Password :LEAVE BLANK Press DONE to confirm. Step 10b The phone and intercom should now be DIRECTLY connected and display ONLINE...
- Page 7 Step 12 Select MANAGE WIFI NETWORK. The intercom will now scan the area for available networks. Step 13 Select the wifi network which you would like the intercom to connect to. Step 14 Enter the wifi password and press DONE. TIP: This unit will not work with older WEP networks, only WPA and WPA2.
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Page 8: I-Phone Configuration
I-phone Configuration IMPORTANT: The following process is only to be carried out with one device as the master device. Do NOT repeat with additional devices. To add more phones or tablets, see section on adding additional devices. Step 1 Using one of the homeowners’ iphones, search for “Predator-WiFi PRO”... - Page 9 Step 5 Enter settings on the apple device, select WiFi and scan for networks. The phone should detect the intercom. The network name will be BELL- XXXXX). Select this network. Step 6 Enter the following DEFAULT password… 123456789 Now the phone is connected directly to the intercom which is now broacasting its own wifi network.
- Page 10 Step 10 The app screen will now show the intercom serial number or BELL ID, Username: admin Password: LEAVE BLANK Press DONE to confirm. Step 10b The phone and intercom should now be DIRECTLY connected and display ONLINE status. Press as shown and check that there is video and audio.
- Page 11 Step 13 Select the wifi network which you would like the intercom to connect to. You may need to press the refresh button as shown to scan for available networks. Step 14 Enter the wifi password and press JOIN. TIP: This unit will not work with older WEP networks, only WPA and WPA2.
- Page 12 Step 17 Go to settings on the app, and then PUSH notifcations as shown. Step 18 To ensure your phone definitely gets a notificaton when the intercom calls, you may turn on all 3 PUSH servers A, B and C and press DONE. Step 19 Go into settings >...
- Page 13 Step 20 Go out of the app, and into the general settings of the iphone. Go to settings > Notifications > Predator-wifi. Ensure your screen looks like this, and all options are as shown. Select the ALERTS option. Step 21 Next, make sure the app has access to use the microphone on the device.
- Page 14 Adding Additional Smartphones or Devices TIP: This is a different and simpler process than adding the first Admin phone. Tip: Do NOT add additional phones using the same username (admin) and password! On the ADMIN Phone… Step 1 Enter settings. Step 2 Enter “Add user Settings”.
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Page 15: Range Test
Step 5 Now enter the following... 1. Bell ID (copy this from admin phone). Change admin username to the new user name you created for this device. 3. Enter the password you created for this device & press DONE. TIP: If adding additional devices causes problems to the ADMIN phone, it is usually caused by duplication of the Admin username. - Page 16 1. Ensure antenna is mounted as high as possible on the pillar or post. 2. Change antenna angle slightly then re-scan the WiFi strength as shown above to check for improvements in strength. If signal improves, then continue to make small adjustments to the antenna angle and pitch to maximise strength.
- Page 17 3. For longer range applications, check if the router is, or can be located at the front of the building, preferably near a window or glass, as this will greatly extend range as shown. 4. If it is not possible to have the WiFi router at the front of the building, then consider installing a standard “on the market”...
- Page 18 Simply open the app, press “Add an Intercom” and enter the Bell ID / serial number of the device AES-xxxxx-xxxxx, along with the admin login and the default blank password, press DONE, and it should connect to the first device.
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Page 19: Installation
Installation Assuming satisfactory operation at full range, you are ready to fully install the product. Mount the intercom at the desired height for pedestrian or car users. The camera angle is wide at 110 degrees to cover most scenarios. Loosen top 2 screws only Hinge front door Side View Tip: Do not drill holes in the wall with the intercom in positon, otherwise dust may get... - Page 20 Wiring Connect power as shown. Please use only the power adaptor provided. Depending on your requirements, the intercom and keypad have both normally closed and normally open output contacts for connection to existing electric locks or gate automation controllers. Note: The manufacturer can only support the use, operation and functionality of the intercom and keypad themselves.
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Page 21: Relay Output
Relay output The app has an option to switch the relay output from normally open to normally closed. This is not normally needed because the relay output terminals already have hard connections for N/O and N/C contacts as standard. The relay time may need changed to suit lock applications. It is adjustable from 1-9 seconds as shown.. - Page 22 Other options… Other options… 22 | P a g e...
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Page 23: Using The Intercom On Iphone
Using the Intercom on iPhone When the intercom calls your phone, answer the call and note the options shown. Note: Apple devices will not allow a calling app to launch without receiving a notification first. From a locked screen… 1. Swipe the message. 2. - Page 24 Once the call is successfully answered, the options shown below are available. Other options… You may view live video from the intercom at any time as shown below. 24 | P a g e...
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Page 25: Keypad Overview
Keypad Overview This keypad has 3 outputs. The diagram below shows the LED indicators which indicate programming and relay status information. RED when incorrect codes entered and outputs are locked out. GREEN when output 1 activated. RED when output 2 activated. CLEAR when output 3 activated FAST FLASHING –... - Page 26 Enter or delete new user codes There are 3 groups of user codes. Group 10 for relay 1, group 20 for relay 2, and group 30 for relay 3. The programming sequence is shown below… 10= relay 1 codes Memory locations 2= add code (1000 available) 000-999 for relay 1...
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Page 27: Using The Keypad
When the master code is forgotten…. 1) Wire a push button (or replicate with wire link) across the Egress terminal and (-)GND. 2) Switch off power for 1 minute. 3) Switch ON power. 4) During the first 60 seconds, press the EG button once to enable the function. 5) Enter the following code.. -
Page 28: Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting Quick Test If your intercom is not calling phones, or is delayed or not connecting at all, the following test is a quick method to establish whether the problem is likely to be an installation / site issue, or an issue with the device. - Page 29 The 3 most common cause of failures on the wifi intercom are as follows… 1. Unstable wifi network or excessive network traffic. 2. Range too long causing wifi drop out intermittently. 3. Excessively long power cable run from the 24v dc adaptor to the intercom causing poor range, no video, long connection times, or unstable operation.
- Page 30 Q: On iphone, sometimes the call is not connecting when I try to answer, or ends prematurely. A: Go into system settings on the app and increase the calling time to at least 45 seconds and try again. Q: On iphone, when a call is received and I open the app, the ringing tone continues after I have answered? A: This happens when the notification is not accepted first.
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Page 31: Revision Changes
Revision Changes Panel PCB version Firmware Android Version Version version version Version V1.1 – Improved V3.24.4.12 – Relay V1.0 – V3.0 – speaker amplifier default set to N/O. Custom ring Customised ring for louder tones added, tones added, volume. relay defaulted relay defaulted to to 1 second. - Page 32 32 | P a g e...
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