V 2.17t1 Oplink Security TripleShield T Hardware User Manual Oplink Communications, Inc. Oplink Communications, Inc.
V 2.17t1 Contents mi Security At A Glance ................................ ............................................................................................... ...............................3 Assemble OPU Station And nd Connect To Router................................................... ................................ 5 Set Up And Power Up p IP Camera ................................................................ ..............................................
V 2.17t1 mi Security At A G Glance Item Product Name Function Provide wireless access and control OPU (Oplink Processing Unit) function of mi Security system Transmit sensor data and control Dongle signal Surveillance camera with built-in built IP Camera microphone Detects and alerts user of movement Motion Sensor within the vicinity Oplink Communications, Inc.
V 2.17t1 Door/W Door/Window Sensor Use on doors, windows, etc. etc Siren integrated with Smart wireless Siren security technology Remote Control with Panic Button Arm/Disarm system and emergency hotline Additional USB ports to connect 44-port USB Hub devices to OPU Extra data storage for video 16 16G Flash Drive recordings Oplink Communications, Inc.
V 2.17t1 Assemble OPU Station …………… Station And Connect To Router ………………….. 1 Contents A. OPU B. Dongle C. Ethernet Cable D. Power Adapter E. 16G Flash Drive F. USB Hub Overview Features • Smart setup wizard • Bridge the communication for all Oplink smart devices • Provide wireless access and control function of mi Security system • OPU allows for system recovery • Transmit sensor data and control signal • Support Oplink cloud server Wireless Features • Support IEEE 802.
V 2.17t1 Support • Security Support: WPA2-PSK encryption OPU and Dongle Installation with USB Hub and Flash Drive a. Plug the Dongle and the Flash Drive into the Hub. Note: The Flash Drive do does not support hot swapping nor or hot plugging. The OPU must be powered down before adding or removing the Flash Drive to or from the Hub. Hub b. Plug the Hub into the OPU. c. Connect the OPU to the home router using the provided Ethernet cable. d. Plug power adapter to the OPU and an outlet. e.
V 2.17t1 Set Up And And Power Up IP Camera …………………..…..…..…..…..…..... 2 Contents A. Camera B. Bracket C. Power Adapter D. Mounting Screws And Dry Wall Anchor nchors Overview Features • Smart setup wizard • High quality video • Built-in antenna and microphone • Support Oplink cloud server • Day/night vision • Records automatically when alarms are triggered • Remote monitoring from smartphone or tablet Wireless Features • Supports IEEE 802.
V 2.17t1 Camera Installation Set Up the Camera a. Place the camera within range of a power outlet and co connect nnect power cord to the outlet. b. Connect power adapter to the camera camera. Mounting the Camera (Optional) Note: The camera can also be placed on a table using the bracket provided. We recommend you placing the camera on a counter countertop top giving it a clear line of sight. Infrared night vision makes it easy to monitor at night. Step 1: Install camera attachment base a.
V 2.17t1 Step 2: Mount the camera a. Screw camera onto attachment chment base base. b. Secure camera using attachment base nut. Step 3: Complete the camera’s mount a. Make sure the camera is firmly fixed on the wall. b. Adjust the camera to the preferred position. Oplink Communications, Inc.
V 2.17t1 Place Sensors And Power U Up p Siren……………………………………… iren……………………………………… 3 a.) Install the Door/Window indow Sensor Contents A. Sensor Kit (2 contacts, 1 large unit and 1 small unit) unit B. Batteries C. Double-sided Tape DWM1300 Overview Features (for Home Package I) • Smart setup wizard • Wireless security technology • Support Oplink cloud server • Apply to doors, windows, etc.
V 2.17t1 Sensor DWM1300 Installation To install the sensors: 1. Install the batteries. 2. Attach the double-sided sided tape onto the backs of the units units. 3. Door/Window: a. On your door: i. After selecting a location on the door, preferably on the edge of the door away from the hinges, the large unit of the sensor should be placed on the immovable frame of the door. ii.
V 2.17t1 *Note: If your door or window do does not allow you to properly place the large unit of the sensor on the frame, it is acceptable to place the smaller unit of the sensor on n the frame to make the placing easier.. This is an acceptable approach to sens sensor placement, although it should only be used when necessary. Warning: Do not dispose of electrical appliances as unsorted municipal waste waste. Use se separate collection facilities.
V 2.17t1 Sensor DWM1301 Installation To install the sensors: 1. Install the battery. 2. Attach the double-sided sided tape onto the backs of the units units. 3. Door/Window a. On your door: i. After selecting a location on the door, preferably on the edge of the door away from the hinges, the large unit of the sensor should be placed on the immovable frame of the door. ii.
V 2.17t1 ii. Place the small unit on the movable window with the small unit aligned near the top op half of the large unit and not exceeding the recommended width of a pencil or a quarter of an inch between the sensors for best performance. 4. When you open and close the doors and windows, the two parts should separate when opened and then come back together when closed.
V 2.17t1 b.) Motion Sensor Contents A. Motion Sensor B. Battery C. Double-sided Tape Overview Features • Smart setup wizard • Wireless security technology • Support Oplink cloud server • Detects motion up to 120-degree, 10-40 40 feet • Passive Infrared, Pet immune • Battery included Motion Sensor Installation Oplink Communications, Inc.
V 2.17t1 Set up and wall-mount mount the motion sensor Step 1: Insert Battery a. Lift top tab on cover to release elease and remove cover. b. Insert the battery noting the polarity (CR123A), and replace the cover onto the sensor. Step 2: Install Motion Sensor a. Place the motion sensor appropriately to ensure maximum coverage of a monitored area. The motion sensor monitors any movement up to 35 feet and should not be placed higher than 7 feet from the floor. b.
V 2.17t1 c.) Siren Contents A. Wireless Siren With Power Adapter nchors B. Mounting Screws And Dry Wall Anchors Overview Features • Smart setup wizard • Wireless security technology • Support Oplink cloud server • Alarm for 60 seconds upon receiving SIREN ON order, stops immediately upon receiving SIREN OFF order Siren Installation Set up and wall-mount the Wireless Siren Step 1: Use double-sided sided tape or screws to mount at desired locations. Step 2: Connect siren to nearest power outlet.
V 2.17t1 d.) Sensor Range Extender Contents A. Sensor Range Extender B. Power Adapter Overview Features • Smart setup wizard • Wireless security technology • Support Oplink cloud server • Transfer legal 433MHz signal Installation of Sensor Range Extender Adding the Sensor Range Extender (Optional) Step 1: Plug the sensor range extender into the adaptor Step 2: Plug the combination into a power outlet Step 3: Place the sensor range extender between OPU and sensors.
V 2.17t1 Appendix A Specifications OPU Model : OPU1120 Dimensions Dimensions: 56 mm x 56 mm x 17.3 mm Operating Temperature Temperature: 32° F to 113° F (0° 0° C to 40° C) C Frequency Frequency: 2.4-2.
V 2.17t1 Dongle Model: DGL1130 Dimensions: 83 mm x 27 mm x 9.3 mm Operating Temperature: 32° F to 113° F (0° 0° C to 45° C) C Power Rating: DC5V, 50mA Frequency: 433.92MHz Transceiver Mode: Half-duplex Modulate Type: ASK Sensitivity: -110dbm Support hot swapping USB Hub Model: HUB1112 Dimensions: 50mm x 50 mm x 22 mm Weight: 36g Capacity : 4 USB ports Communication Standard: USB 2.0 Performance Support: 480Mbps high speed Operating Voltage: 4.5-5.5VDC System: Windows/Mac OS Oplink Communications, Inc.
V 2.17t1 Flash Drive Model: UST1100 Dimensions: 34.6 mm x 12.2 mm x 4.5 mm Weight: 4.6g Capacity: 16G Communication Standard: USB 2.0 Performance: Read:20MB/sec above Write: 4.5MB/sec above Operating Voltage Voltage: 4.5-5.
V 2.17t1 connection interface: EEE 802.11 b/g/n, WPA2-PSK Wireless interface PSK Power Adapter Adapter: 5V,1A Door/Window Sensor Model Model: DWM1300 Operating Temperature : 32° F to 113° F (0°° C to 45° C) Frequency Frequency: 433.80MHz – 434.1-MHz Modulation Modulation: ASK Transmit Power Power: > -51dBm(Manufacture’s 51dBm(Manufacture’s test condition) Detection Type Type: Magnetic separation trigger function Magnet Sensor Gap Activated Activated: ~11mm (Reference) Power source source: 1.
V 2.17t1 Model: DWM1301 Operating Temperature: 32° F to 113° F ( 0°° C to 45° C) Frequency: 433.92MHz +/-150KHz Modulation: ASK Transmit Power: >= -16dBm(Manufacture’s 16dBm(Manufacture’s test condition) Detection Type Type: Magnetic separation trigger function Magnet Sensor Gap Activated Activated: ~25mm (Reference) Power source source: CR123A 3V Current: <3uA Standby Current Current: <=15mA Operating Current Indicator: 2.1 V-2.
V 2.17t1 Power Source Source: CR123A 3V Current: <25uA Standby Current PIR Trigger Current Current: <=15mA Power Consumption Consumption: 1 year (Triggered twice a day) Battery Low Level Indicator Indicator: 2.1 V-2.35V Low Battery Alarm Mode Mode: Low battery alarms arms only when sensor alarm is triggered PIR Trigger Alarm Alarm: Once Motion Sensor alarms, it will start to count 3 minutes, and start over again iff any movement is detected within this period.
V 2.17t1 Alarm Sound Level Level: >=110dB(@30cm dB(@30cm on desktop 4.5V Power Remote Control Model Model: RMC 1300 Power: A23, 12V Battery Power Consumption: >1year (Triggered Triggered twice a day) day Button: “ARM”, ARM ON mode “OFF”, ARM OFF mode “Hotline”, Panic Button Operating Environment: 32° F to 113° F (0° 0° C to 40° C) Storage Temperature: -4° F to 159 ° F (-20° 0° C to 65° C) RF Frequency Frequency: 433.92 MHz +/- 0.
V 2.17t1 Appendix B DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol) setting of router Fig.1 DHCP Setting of Router (E (Example of Router: 2wire 2701HG-B) (1) Open a browser and enter your IP address, such as”192.168.X.X”. You can find this address on the back of the router. (2) Log in to your router’s account. Check your user manual or documentation if you do not know the log-in credentials. (3) Make sure you are in the Setup category category, select 'Enable DHCP' and enter the address range (from “192.168.
V 2.17t1 FCC Statement 1. Warning: Changes or modifications to this unit not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment. NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation.
