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2

A

 

Unpack all the parts

 

 

Tamper switch

 

Internet 

connection

 

4G Sim Slot GSM

 

Z

-

Wave USB 

MAC Address 

 

Default Reset 

 

12Volt Plug Pack

 

Internet lead  x 1

 

12 Volts DC Plug Pack

 

Internal Siren 

 

Unpack the kit content on a table. Remove the mounting back plate from the control unit by unscrewing the two 
bottom screws and top screws. Open back plate from Main Controller unit to expose the connections as illustrated in 
the diagrams above. A power adaptor is  supplied that plugs into the main wall socket and control unit. Plug in the 
power adaptor and connect the box to your internet router using the cable provide. In addition to the power 
adapter, there is a rechargeable battery inside the control unit that serves as a  backup in case of a power 
failure. A fully charged  battery can provide backup power for a period of at least 10 hours. It takes approximately 
72 hours fully charge the battery. 

 

LED Indicators 

 

LED Indicators 

Control Unit 

 

TOP LED 1 

(

Panel Status)

 

 

RED = Solid ON : Alarm is ARM

 

           RED = Flashing  : Home is ARM

 

   

 

GREEN = Solid ON : Alarm Disarm

 

            GREEN = Flashing  : Learning Mode 

 

Middle  LED 2 

(Alarm & Fault Status)

 

 

RED = Alarm been Triggered 

 

            RED = Flashing  On going Alarm Event

 

   

 

YELLOW = DEVICE Fault  Temper / LOW Battery 

 

            YELLOW

-

 Flashing = Mains power Failed 

 

 

 

BOTTOM   LED 3 

(Operation  Status)

 

 

YELLOW ON = Network Problems  

 

            YELLOW Flashing = Disconnected from VESTA Cloud Server

 

   

 

GREEN ON =  All SYSTEM NORMAL  

 

 

VESTA Main Controller 

 

Main home 

 

Router / Internet Connection 

 

Data cable supplied 

 

VESTA Power Plug Pack  

 

Battery 

backup 

 

switch

 

4

 

Summary of Contents for Smart Home Security Alarm System

Page 1: ...1 1 IP Installation Guide Vesta Series Smart Anytime Safe Anywhere IP GSM GPRS ALARM SYSTEM Home Automation Intelligence ...

Page 2: ...omation explained 20 3N Portal Dashboard Automation HVAC explained 21 3O 3P 3Q Portal Dashboard Automation HVAC 22 23 24 3R Portal Dashboard Automation Room 25 3S 3T Portal Dashboard Automation Groups Scene 26 27 3U Portal Dashboard Automation Rules 28 3V 3W x Y Portal Dashboard Automation Rules 29 30 31 32 3Z Portal Dashboard IP Camera CAM 33 3 Portal Dashboard IP Cam All Events 34 3 Portal Dashb...

Page 3: ...Vesta Australia Smart Home Security Alarm System Installation Programming Operating Introduction 1 ...

Page 4: ...rk out the best places to locate the devices for maximum protection Having chosen the locations do not mount at this stage Door window Contacts Motion sensor PIR Keypad Front entry garage Diagram illustration is an example only 2 ...

Page 5: ...ere smoke would most likely be detected Do not mount in corners or above cooking appliances and heaters Install additional detectors if the rear doors preventing smoke from reaching detectors Choose a position on an external wall where the siren would be most prominent Mount as high as possible out of easy reach Select a door that will be the main point of entry and exit usually your front door re...

Page 6: ...re is a rechargeable battery inside the control unit that serves as a backup in case of a power failure A fully charged battery can provide backup power for a period of at least 10 hours It takes approximately 72 hours fully charge the battery LED Indicators LED Indicators Control Unit TOP LED 1 Panel Status RED Solid ON Alarm is ARM RED Flashing Home is ARM GREEN Solid ON Alarm Disarm GREEN Flash...

Page 7: ...the sensor Step 2 insert battery supplied EL123 Step 3 return the back and re recrew cover Step 4 Press learning Testing button to active Sensor red light Flash 1 x Screw Installing replacing Batteries in the Keypad Step 1 undo the screw at the button of the keypad Step 2 insert AA battery EL123 Step 3 return the back and re recrew cover Step 4 Press learn Testing button to active Keypad Installin...

Page 8: ...tteries Installing replacing Batteries in the Panic Help Button Step 1 undo the screw at the button of the contact Step 2 insert EL123 battery supplied Step 3 return the back and re screw cover Step 4 Press learning Testing button to active Sensor red light Flash 1 Pull out the plastic pull tab on the back of the Keypad This will activate the batteries Panic Help Button Learn Testing Button DOOR M...

Page 9: ...isarming the system the siren uses different audio and visual effect to distinguish various statuses for the user as listed in the table below Battery and low battery detection The Siren is powered by 2 x 1 5 alkaline D batteries If low battery occurs the Siren will transmit a low battery signal when low battery voltage is detected Supervision the Siren will transmit a supervisory signal every 30 ...

Page 10: ...n registering your cloud account Step 5 Using a small screw driver flick on the Battery backup switch to ON as illustrated in the diagram below SPECIAL NOTE When the Main controller is powered you will receive a continues BEEP This will occur whilst the back cover is open and the tamper switch is activat ed The BEEP will stop when the back cover is returned and re screwed Now that you have connect...

Page 11: ... a good platform to integrate all services and makes life easier for all users With Home Portal software choices also available on iPhone iPad and Android mobile devices you can directly monitor and control your home status wherever you go This User Guide will walk you through the process of Home Portal Server registration and operation to pro vide a demonstration for the server s capability After...

Page 12: ...and enter https portal vesta australia com Vesta to access the Home Portal Server webpage App Access The smartphone applications are available for both Android and iOS smartphones and tablets Please go to APP Store or Google Play and search Vesta Home 5 AU The system requirement for Android device is Android 5 0 The system requirement for iOS device is iOS 7 NOTE The app does not support registrat...

Page 13: ...tion connect the panel you wish to register to internet via either IP or GPRS 3G depending on the models Step 2 With a valid Internet connection enter https portal vesta australia com Vesta in your browser to ac cess the web page of home portal server and click New User Step 3 If you have not connected your panel to internet and power on the panel follow on screen instruction to do so Please ensur...

Page 14: ...s a confirmation E mail The email address entered will be used to receive notification from the server Country Code Enter your country code Mobile Phone Your mobile phone number Land Line Land line telephone number Terms and Conditions Check the box to confirm you agree with the terms and conditions click the link to read the detail NOTE The terms and conditions listed are only shown as sample The...

Page 15: ...nt info Personal Info All items under Personal Info are optional First Name Last Name Address Your physical address City The city you live in State The state you are in Zip Code Your postal zip code Timezone Select your timezone Click Next to proceed after entering all info 13 ...

Page 16: ...nnection Error The Control Panel is not connected to the server The Control Panel could be either pow ered down or has internet connection problem Please check its DC power and network status In case of the control panel being mistaken as malware or virus please check your firewall setting make sure port TCP 5222 is open for XMPP connection and on your firewall exception list Check your router MAC...

Page 17: ...ver Step 1 Enter your registered account ID and password and click Connect to log into your account Check Remember Me if you want the webpage to remember your log in info for repeat access If you have lost your registered password click Forgot Password enter your registered ID and click Submit The server will reset your password and create a new random password then send the password to your regis...

Page 18: ... Cloud Portal Registration Operation LOGGING In Step 2 You will enter the main page of your account Security The Security page displays current system mode and security sensors devices learnt in the Control panel for quick access 16 ...

Page 19: ...display all sensors and system mode in the area For Control Panel with more than one area such as HPGW series select the operating area to display system mode and sensor for the selected area only System Mode The system mode is indicated by the 3 buttons at top of the webpage The current system mode will light up 17 ...

Page 20: ...el User PIN Code to confirm the action By Default 1 2 3 4 Step 2 Enter the User PIN Code if the PIN Code is correct for arming action the Control Panel will begin Exit Time countdown If incorrect PIN Code is entered the webpage will display error message and arming will be aborted If the system has existing fault events when arming the webpage will display fault message and arming will be aborted ...

Page 21: ... system Home Automation devices are not displayed The sensors are listed in order of Zone Number If a particular sensor has fault the sensor s column will change to red color to alert the user The fault event will be described at end of column For Camera type security devices PIR Camera PIR Video Camera and IP Camera you can click the camera icon at end of device column to manual control the camer...

Page 22: ...IP Cam IP Cam List The IP Cam List shows the IP Cameras currently learnt in the Control Panel Click on the IP Camera Image to go to IP Cam page and view streaming video Automation The Automation page provides access to home automation functions in the Control Panel 20 ...

Page 23: ...current on off condition Lock will display Lock Unlock status Power Switch with Meter will display current wattage and accumulated power consumption Dimmer will display current power output level Temperature and Humidity sensor will display temperature and humidity reading Use the device column to control each device or check detail information For Switch or Locks click the ON OFF or LOCK UNLOCK i...

Page 24: ...rmostat The current temperature and mode set point is displayed in the center Click or icon to increase or de crease mode set point Choose to turn on off the Fan manually or set Fan to Auto Select the Schedule operation Normal The Thermostat will operate according to schedule configuration Hold The Thermostat will bypass current schedule and use selected Heat Cool Auto Away mode setting No Schedul...

Page 25: ...edule to enter Thermostat Schedule configuration page 1 Click the icon after each weekday to program the schedule for the day 2 Select Thermostat mode schedule day and respective setpoints the click Submit to confirm 3 After finish setting schedule the schedule page will be updated to show current schedules 23 ...

Page 26: ...e free way if you wish to turn a light on in the living room You will not end up turning on a light in the kitchen by mistake Each device can only be assigned to one Room You can create more rooms by clicking the icon at top right Up to 20 Rooms can be created Enter the Room name in Name field for identification you can also upload your own picture to replace the default picture 24 ...

Page 27: ...e free way if you wish to turn a light on in the living room You will not end up turning on a light in the kitchen by mistake Each device can only be assigned to one Room You can create more rooms by clicking the icon at top right Up to 20 Rooms can be created Enter the Room name in Name field for identification you can also upload your own picture to replace the default picture 25 ...

Page 28: ...e more groups by clicking the icon at top right of device type Up to 10 subgroups can be created under each type Enter the group name in Name field for identification Under each type you can assign multiple devices by clicking the icon at top right of device bar Scene The Scene subpage allows you to set a group of actions which the Control Panel may perform with its Home Auto mation devices The us...

Page 29: ...to control the same type of devices Change Mode The system will change to the disarm full arm home arm mode as specified Request Video The PIR Video Camera or IP Camera in specified zone will record a video Request Video All All PIR Video Cameras and IP Cameras in the system will record a video Request Image The PIR Camera in specified zone will take a picture Request Image All All PIR Cameras in ...

Page 30: ...at most each time Edit Scene To edit an existing scene click the Icon to view scene content Rule The Rule subpage allows you to set a list of rules under certain condition s For example you can determine which device to be triggered at a pre programmed lux level range temperature range or schedule You can also select the action type to be performed or simply apply the scene previously created unde...

Page 31: ... to the disarm full arm home arm mode as specified Mode Change and Exit Timer Stopped When the system changes to the mode as specified and Exit Timer ex pires the rule will be activated according to rule condition and execution setting Mode Change and Entry Timer Start When the system begins to countdown Entry Delay the rule will be activat ed according to rule condition and execution setting DC O...

Page 32: ...rule will be acti vated according to rule condition and execution setting Air Quality Index If the Air Quality Index from specified air quality sensor rises above the level specified the rule will be activat ed according to rule condition and execution setting Air Quality CO2 If the CO2 reading from specified air quality sensor rises above the level specified the rule will be activated ac cording ...

Page 33: ...All PIR Video Cameras and IP Cameras in the system will record a video Request Image The PIR Camera in specified zone will take a picture Request Image All All PIR Cameras in the system will take a picture Request Image No flash The PIR Camera in specified zone will take a picture without activating its LED flash Request Image All No flash All PIR Cameras in the system will take a picture without ...

Page 34: ...in specified zone will take a picture Request Image All All PIR Cameras in the system will take a picture Request Image No flash The PIR Camera in specified zone will take a picture without activating its LED flash Request Image All No flash All PIR Cameras in the system will take a picture without activating its LED flash Step 7 You can create a new Action type by clicking the icon To remove an e...

Page 35: ...ve multiple IP Cameras in the Control Panel Click each IP Camera s respective image in the IP Cam List to change the currently streaming IP Camera Video Adjustment Click icon to adjust IP Camera video settings Record Video Click icon to record a video clip The IP Camera will record video clip according to its internal setting Please refer to IP Camera manual for detail 33 ...

Page 36: ...ermine what events are displayed All The Event page will display all received events and picture video Media The Event page will only display received pictures and videos no alarm or status event will be displayed Alarm The Event page will only display alarm events Status events and picture videos will not be displayed Date Select a date the Event page will only display events and picture video re...

Page 37: ...ler Code or Master Code please check your panel s setting to acquire correct code Entering the Installer Code grants access to full setting functions Entering the Master Code grants access to partial set ting functions Device The Device setting subpage includes the following functions Please note when powering up the Main Controller for the first time no wireless devices will be visible in the set...

Page 38: ...ow wizard to complete panel registration when complete LOGIN with ID and Password Please note when powering up the Main Controller device for the first time no wireless devices will be visible in the set ting window until devices are paired and enrolled into the main controller STEP 1 After Login in select Settings Default Installer Code 7982 Default Master Code 1111 Default Arm Disarm 1234 Defaul...

Page 39: ...ramming section on the Main Controller ENTER Default Installer Code 7 9 8 2 STEP 3 Once you have entered the installer code the panel will allow you access and do various task The follow symbols on the right of the Setting Device window are tools that will allow you to add or remove Devices Using the mouse of your PC hover over each one to see their Task SEARCH ADD DEVICE WALK TEST REFRESH REMOVE ...

Page 40: ...hould be unpacked Battery preventative tags removed and devices are now pow ered by their own batteries LEARNING IN KIT DEVICES STEP 5 Select the icon on the settings screen of the main controller to begin the add device process The Main controller will begin to search to add Devices Keypad PRESS the buttons for 1sec Learn button Press Arm Reed Sensor Learn button Press to learn Special NOTE Each ...

Page 41: ...ply click the add button to advance to the next step Step 7 The Main Controller will confirm the device has been successfully enrolled The Main Controller will automatically assign the Area and allocate the first available Zone to the Device Simple name the Device accordingly to your Preference For this example Type in PANIC MASTER BEDROOM SPECIAL NOTE REPEAT STEP 5 to 7 for EACH DEVICES 39 ...

Page 42: ... area s to assign the devices Area 1 Area 2 By Default all Devices enrolled will be assigned to Area 1 When the Vesta alarm sys tem is ARMED all devices are responsive Area 2 Is used only if you want the alarm system to partially Arm part of your property For Example If the property is a double story home and you want to Acti vate and arm the motion Sensors down stairs and leave the upstairs area ...

Page 43: ...nts how each devices will behave and perform within the Alarm system Select each options accordingly to their behaver For example if a Motion sensor or Door contact Device is installed at an entry area it is recommended that a delay time period is selected in the two follow ing menu s This will give the operator time to enter and disarm the alarm system Also this applies to the exit time Again whe...

Page 44: ...he 1st user code is listed as 1234 5 You can edit the 1st user code Simply retype any code of choice 6 To add more users click on the button and enter the name and preferred 4 to 6 digit code 7 Please be sure to tick the LATCH buttons against each entry as to allow alarm panel to send activate notifications to mobile phone APP 8 Once all relent details have been entered se lect SUBMIT to register ...

Page 45: ...he alarm system To make any adjustments the following steps will grant you access to the following areas SECURITY PANEL CODE CLOCK FACTORY RESET Log into the VESTA Portal with ID and Password Select 1 Security followed by 2 Settings 3 enter installer master code 7982 4 Select PANEL When you have completed steps 1 to 4 you will find five tabs SECURITY PANEL MASTER CODE CLOCK and FACTORY RESET 1 2 3...

Page 46: ...Vesta Home 5 Execute the app enter the registered user ID and password and press Login to log into your account The app interface is simplified over the web version and includes the fol lowing options The app does not provide any system setting configuration functions Security All Devices Automation Camera Event Security The Security page is the default app login home page To change the login home...

Page 47: ...am the Scene to manually activate a set of devices or automatically activate them by pre programmed Rule Room The user can associate several sensors to create one Room This feature provides a hassle free way if you wish to turn a light on in the living room You will not end up turning on a light in the kitchen by mistake Each device can only be assigned to one Room and up to 20 Rooms can be create...

Page 48: ...up turning on a light in the kitchen by mistake Each device can only be assigned to one Room and up to 20 Rooms can be created Group The Group function allows the user to control the same type of devices The user can control over 6 types of devices including Switch Dimmer Hue Shutter Radia tor and Thermostat Up to 10 subgroups can be created under each type The Automation Device subpage displays a...

Page 49: ...condition s Camera The Camera page provides access to IP Camera live streaming video The Video Doorbell VDP function is used to include Video Doorbell into your alarm system Use this function only when you have a Climax Video Doorbell Event The event log displays reported event and captured picture and video in time order Select a single event to view event detail or view picture 47 ...

Page 50: ...setting The Push setting only affects notification reports to the specific user account and does not affect other accounts related to the same panel Startup Page The Startup Page allows the user to select the page to be displayed after log in Code available for Master account The Code Page allows the master account user to set PIN Code and create Installer Passcode Device BYPASS Bypass available f...

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