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  • Page 1 Ani Wi-Fi Alarm System MANUAL...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    TABLE OF CONTENTS FEATURES APPEARANCE REGISTER CONNECTING TO WIFI NETWORK DEVICE LIST CHANGE THE DEVICE PASSWORD APPLICATION OPERATION ARM/DISARM SMART HOME ALARM CONTACT NUMBERS ZONE SETTINGS REMOTE CONTROL MANAGEMENT ZONE NAME ZONE TYPE 7-10 ZONE TYPES AND THEIR FUNCTION SIREN DELAY SETTING RING TIME ALARM LOG...

  • Page 3: Features

    FEATURES: Operation by voice instruction. Supports 2.4G WIFI wireless network. Real-time host feedback to the application. Supports multiple alarm operations. Compatible with IOS/Android operating systems. 8 customizable zones with independent arm/disarm. Zones can be named individually. Up to 3 telephone alarm contacts. Power failure notification.

  • Page 4: App

    IOS/Android Scan the compatible QR code to download the app or search “Fortress Ani WiFi” in the App Store or Google Play. REGISTER If you have not used the Ani application before, you will need to create an account. Follow the below steps. Registration by Email Press “Create an Account”.

  • Page 5: Connecting To Wifi Network

    CONNECTING TO WIFI NETWORK In the application go to the “Device list” and press the “+” button in the top right hand corner. Next, press the “I want to configure a new device” button at the button of your screen. Enter your WiFi network password then press Next.

  • Page 6: Device List

    DEVICE LIST There are three options under the device list page; Bound Device, Find New Device, and Offline Device. STATUS DESCRIPTION The device is connected to the network BOUND DEVICE successfully phone connected to the device. The device is connected to the network FINE NEW DEVICE but the phone has not connected to the device.

  • Page 7: Application Operation

    APPLICATION OPERATION ARM/DISARM To arm in away mode, press the button. To disarm the system, press the button. To arm in home mode, press the button. SMART HOME There can be up to 8 smart outlets on the ANI system. There is an toggle switch and an toggle switch for each outlet.

  • Page 8: Alarm Contact Numbers

    ALARM CONTACT NUMBERS Adding Phone Numbers To add a phone number open your Ani Wifi application. Scroll to “ALARM NUM” on your menu bar. Press the Add One button. Type in the number that you would like to use. Press Confirm to finish. If you need a number in front of the phone number, insert the * icon which will delay by 1s when dialing.

  • Page 9: Zone Settings

    ZONE SETTINGS The Ani system has 1 zone for remote management (8 zones). There are 8 different zones for sensors, all of which can hold 10 sensors. Each defense zone can be armed/disarmed independently. Remote Management Open you Ani WiFi application. Scroll to “ZONE SET”...
  • Page 10 Zone Type Each zone can have their type changed individually. There are 8 different zone types to choose from. To change the zone type follow the steps bellow: Open your Ani WiFi application. Scroll to “ZONE SET” on your menu bar. Press on the zone you would like to change the zone type on.
  • Page 11 Zone Types And Their Function TYPE DISARMED ARMED STAY ARMED ADDITIONAL FEATURES ORDINARY Inactive Active Active STAY ARM Inactive Active Inactive Needs to be triggered twice within INTELLIGENT Inactive Active Inactive 30 seconds to activate the alarm. EMERGENCY Active Active Active CLOSED Inactive...
  • Page 12 Delay Settings Each of the 8 zones can have entry and exit delays set individually. The change the delay time, follow the steps bellow: Open your Ani WiFi application. Scroll to “ZONE SET” on your menu bar. Choose the zone you are wanting to change. Press the button to change the arming delay time (exit delay).

  • Page 13: Alarm Log

    ALARM LOG All alarm events will be saved in the alarm log. To find the alarm log follow the steps below: Open your Ani WiFi application. Scroll to ALARM LOG on the menu bar. SCHEDULED ARM/DISARM The system can be set to arm/disarm at set times each day. To set what time of day you want to arm/disarm your system, follow the steps bellow: Open your Ani WiFi application.
  • Page 14 SCHEDULED OUTLET The system can be set to automatically turn its outlets on or off at a set time every day. To set what time of day the outlets are turned on/off follow the steps bellow: Open your Ani WiFi application. Press the button in the top right hand corner.

  • Page 15: Monitor

    MONITOR In order to maximize the features available with the Fortress Eyesight camera, an auxiliary application is needed. Download the N62 application from the Play Store for Android or the App Store for IOS. Once the application has been downloaded, follow the steps bellow: Open the N62 application.

  • Page 16: Panel Settings

    PANEL SETTINGS Alarm Notification To receive alarm notifications, push notifications will need to be turned on for the Ani WiFi system. If enabled, the application will send notifications to your phone letting you know the alarm was set off. Alarm Volume Open your Ani WiFi application.
  • Page 17 Ring Times The Ring time setting adjusted how long it will take before the Ani system picks up when hooked to a land line. Open your Ani WiFi application. Press the button in the top right hand corner. Press the button which says “Settings”.
  • Page 18 BEEP VOLUME The beep volume adjusts the voice/beep volume level. To change the volume follow the steps bellow: Open your Ani WiFi application. Press the button in the top right hand corner. Press the button which says “Settings”. Press and hold the “Beep VOL” button while sliding it side to side to adjust the volume.
  • Page 19 Panel Password If you would like to change the password for your device, follow the steps below. Open your Ani WiFi application. Press the button in the top right hand corner. Press the button which says “Settings”. Select “Device Password”. Type in the password you would like to use.

  • Page 20: System Settings

    Panel Time The panel time can either be manually set or automatically set. To change the time follow the steps below: Open your Ani WiFi application. Press the button in the top right hand corner. Press the button which says “Settings”. To set manually, click on the date and time, then set the time manually.

  • Page 21: Panel Operation

    PANEL OPERATION ARM & DIARM Away Arm All accessories will be active and ready to be triggered. When there is an emergency, (burglar, fire, gas leak, etc.) the control panel will alarm immediately. When armed in away mode, the indicator light on your Ani hub will be red.

  • Page 22: Accessories

    ACCESSORIES ADD REMOTE CONTROLS Add a remote control using the panel: Press and release the button once, the indication light on your panel will turn cyan and prompt, “Add remote control” Press any button on your remote control. The panel will say, “Add, successfully programmed”. If the remote is already programmed onto the device, the panel will beep twice.
  • Page 23 DELETE REMOTE CONTROL Delete remote controls using the panel: Press and release the button once, the indication light on your panel will turn cyan and prompt, “Add remote control” Press and hold the button for 3 seconds. Your panel will say, “Set, successfully programmed”.
  • Page 24 ADD SENSORS Add sensors using the panel: Press the button twice. The panel will prompt, “Add 1 zone”. While the light is still blue, trigger the sensors you would like to add to zone 1. Your panel will say, “Add, successfully programmed”. To program the rest of the zones, 2-8, refer to this table: ZONE NUMBER BUTTON PRESSES...

  • Page 25: Delete Sensors

    DELETE SENSORS Delete sensors from the panel: Press and release the button 2 times. Then press and hold the button for 3 seconds. Your panel will prompt, “Set, successfully programmed” The light will change back to its previous color letting you know all the detectors in zone 1 were removed.

  • Page 26: Adding Other Wireless Accessories

    ADDING OTHER WIRELESS ACCESSORIES Add a Wireless Strobe Siren Press and hold the SET button on the back of your siren (The light will come on and stay on). Press the button to enter wireless accessories learning mode. Next, press the button to turn the wireless siren on (this will send a signal to the siren syncing the two together).
  • Page 27 Add a Smart Outlet Press and hold the power button on the Smart Outlet for 5 seconds (the light will flash then stay off) Press the button to enter wireless accessories learning mode (The ANI device will say “Zero”) Press the button again to add the first outlet.

  • Page 28: Control Through Land Line

    CONTROL THROUGH LAND LINE CALLING INTO THE MAIN PANEL The Ani System can be controlled by land line as well as application. If you don’t have access to internet, this is a great way to control the system. From your phone, dial the phone number assigned to the landline plugged into your Ani system.

  • Page 29: Status Light Indication

    STATUS LIGHT INDICATION FUNCTION CONNECTED TO WIFI NOT CONNECTED TO WIFI Red Light On Red Light Twinkle AWAY ARMED DISARMED Green Light On Green Light Twinkle Blue Light On Blue Light Twinkle HOME ARMED STATUS INDICATOR LIGHT PROGRAMMING MODE Cyan WIFI CONFIGURING White Purple...

  • Page 30: Technical Parameters

    TECHNICAL PARAMETERS POWER SUPPLY DC 5V 1A BUILT-IN BATTERY 3.7V 800mAh Lithium Battery BATTY STANDBY TIME 8 Hours WORKING CURRENT 65mA ~ 150mA STANDBY CURRENT 65mA ~ 125mA ALARM CURRENT ≥400mA RADIO FREQUENCY 433mhz RECEIVING DISTANCE >100M (open area) RECEIVING SENSITIVITY -90dBm LAUNCH DISTANCE 100M (Open Area)
  • Page 31 Safety Done Simply w w w . F o r t r e s s S e c u r i t y S t o r e . c o m PO Box 991 Walla Walla, WA 99362...

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