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aJ-Orion
User's Manual
January 10, 2013
Version 5.6
aJ-Orion Home Security System
aJile Systems, Inc.
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  • Page 1 Copyright aJile Systems, Inc. 2013 All Rights Reserved. aJ-Orion is a trademark of aJile Systems, Inc. Google and Gmail are trademarks of Google Inc. in the United States and other countries. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners.

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    A.1.1. Are image list if an alert is missed? ..............15 A.1.2. How can previously received images be viewed? ..........15 A.1.3. How many images can be stored on the aJ-Orion device? ........15 A.2. Video playback and streaming video ................15 A.2.1.

  • Page 3: Chapter 1: Overview

    Power Adapter aJ-Orion Home Security System Figure 1-1: The aJ-Orion Home Security System requires the user to provide a WIFI capable smart phone (Android or iPhone) with data service plan (3G recommended). © 2013 C o p y r i g h t...

  • Page 4: Warranty

    For customer service please call 1-408-557-0829 www.security.aJile.com aJile Systems Inc, San Jose, California, U.S.A. © 2013 C o p y r i g h t a J i l e S y s t e m s , I n c . A l l r i g h t s r e s e r v e d .

  • Page 5: Chapter 2: Setup And Configuration

    • A wireless router with LAN network ports is needed. • To support the optional streaming video from the aJ-Orion device, UPnP needs to be enabled on the router. In addition, port forwarding for the aJ-Orion device needs to be enabled for the port range of 8800 to 8899.

  • Page 6: Aj-Orion Client Application Setup Procedure

    12 minutes or about 3 minutes via LAN configuration. Select the desired network connection to be used by the aJ-Orion device and continue with the associated screen below. © 2013 C o p y r i g h t...
  • Page 7 After the settings have been tested, the original WLAN configuration will be restored. Proceed to step 11 to setup the aJ-Orion device. If “LAN” network connection is selected then the current LAN configuration fields are displayed as shown at the right.

  • Page 8: Aj-Orion Device Setup

    2.5. aJ-Orion Client Application Startup Procedure Open the menu from the current network settings screen and select the “Save to aJ-Orion” item. Two short beeps from the aJ-Orion device signal it has received the configuration information. NOTE: If the aJ-Orion device begins beeping once every 2 seconds then the device is downloading a new version of software.

  • Page 9: Aj-Orion Message Settings Options

    • Time delay after arming: A delay can be set from 10 to 60 seconds when arming the aJ-Orion device (when previously disarmed) to allow time to exit the room without setting off the alarm.

  • Page 10: Chapter 3: Operations

    Google Talk server. Therefore, both aJ-Orion software components must be connected to the Google Talk server before the system is operational. The aJ-Orion client application main screen shows the status of these connections.

  • Page 11: Alerts

    User Manual 3.2. Alerts Alerts are notifications sent to the smart phone when the aJ-Orion device alarm is triggered. The phone will vibrate upon receiving the notification and an “aJ-Orion Alert” icon will appear on the phone's status bar.

  • Page 12: Monitoring

    User Manual 3.3. Monitoring A Monitoring session is where the aJ-Orion device continuously sends images depending on the monitoring mode selected; streaming video or image captures. Streaming video requires a compatible video player application to be selected. Image captures consists of a continuous sequence of snap shots sent about every 4 to 12 seconds.

  • Page 13: Viewing Missed Alerts

    In addition, network communications are not always reliable such that some alerts may not be sent or are not received by the phone. The aJ-Orion device stores alert images in memory until they are deleted by the aJ-Orion client application.

  • Page 14: Viewing Missed Images

    An alternative way to view captured alert images not sent or requested by the phone is via the image list. The aJ- Orion device stores alert images in memory until they are deleted by the aJ-Orion client application. The list of missed alert images is accessed via opening the application main menu and selecting the “More”...

  • Page 15: Node List

    The registered nodes are identified by the “nickname” used by the aJ-Orion client application (see section 2.3. aJ- Orion Client Application Setup Procedure). The list of nodes registered to the aJ-Orion device can be viewed at any time to remove (delete) unwanted nodes.

  • Page 16: Console

    User Manual 3.7. Console The console screen provides a running history of events recorded by the aJ-Orion client application. Typical events include starting/stopping service, logging onto the server, and received alerts. The Console screen is accessed via opening the application main menu and selecting the “Console”...

  • Page 17: Appendix A: Faqs And Trouble Shooting

    The aJ-Orion device can also be configured to stream video for live monitoring (see section 3.3.: Monitoring). Streaming video is unique in that aJ-Orion device sets up an HTTP server which is accessed by a compatible video player via the server’s URL address. Since the aJ-Orion device is connected to a local network that is protected by a network router, the router needs to allow access to the aJ-Orion device via port forwarding.

  • Page 18: Trouble Shooting

    User Manual In addition to enabling port forwarding for the aJ-Orion, the router’s UPnP service needs to be enabled to allow the aJ-Orion to perform port mapping. By default, UPnP service is usually enabled. The UPnP service selection is typically located on the router’s “Administration Management”...

  • Page 19: Aj-Orion Application Shuts Down

    The aJ-Orion device and the aJ-Orion client application must use the same server account to communicate with each other. If the server account is to be changed, then the aJ-Orion device must be updated accordingly. Saving the server account settings (as shown in step 3 in section 2.3.: aJ-Orion Client Application Setup Procedure) is only applied to the aJ-Orion application.

  • Page 20: Changing Network Configuration

    User Manual To save the server account setting to the aJ-Orion device, follow steps 11 through 13 in section 2.4.: aJ-Orion Device Setup to prepare the aJ-Orion device to receive the new configuration. Once the aJ-Orion device is ready, then open the aJ-Orion client application main menu and select the “aJ-Orion Setup”...

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