User Manual

Model: DX360 series

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Instructions
Read these instructions carefully before beginning operation with your DefenX360 components.
General system information on DefenX360TM
This device is a part of the nnB home control system and works with the bi-directional wireless protocol.
All devices are delivered in a standard configuration.
All current technical documents and updates are provided under www.nnbtech.com.
General information on radio operation
The radio transmission is on a non-exclusive transmission path which means that there is a possibility of interference occurring.
Other interfering sources can be caused by switching operations, electrical motors or defective electrical devices.
The range of transmission within buildings can greatly deviate from open air distances.
Besides the transmitting power and the reception characteristics of the receiver, environmental influences such as humidity in the
vicinity and local structures also play an important role.
CE & FCC COMPLIANCES STATEMENT
CAUTION: Changes or modifications without approved by nnB could void your authority to use this
equipment.
This equipment have been tested with the listed standards below and found in compliance with the LVD Directive 2006/95/EC and
the EMC Directive 2004/108/EC. It is possible to use CE marking to demonstrate the compliances.
EN 301 489-1 V1.8.1
EN 301 489-7 V1.3.1
EN60950-1: 2006 + A11: 2009 +A1: 2010

This product complies with FCC PART 15B / 22H / 24E, and the operation is subject to the following
conditions:
1. This device may not cause harmful interference and
2. This device must accept any interference received.
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Table of Contents
Introduction..............................................................................................................................................................................................................6
Main Features..........................................................................................................................................................................................................7
DefenX360TM LCD Touchpad Main Alarm Host (DX360, DX360Z, DX360L, DX360ZL)....................................................................................8
Alarm Host Specifications.....................................................................................................................................................................................9
System Definitions..................................................................................................................................................................................................9
Zone Types and Definitions...................................................................................................................................................................................9
Modes of Arming...................................................................................................................................................................................................9
Startup the Main Alarm Host................................................................................................................................................................................10
Preparation..........................................................................................................................................................................................................10
LED Signal Indicator...........................................................................................................................................................................................10
GSM Signal Indicator..........................................................................................................................................................................................10
Check GSM Signal Level....................................................................................................................................................................................11
DefenX360TM LCD Touchpad Wireless Remote Keypad (DX360-CJP)...........................................................................................................12
Wireless Keypad Specifications..........................................................................................................................................................................13
Startup the Remote Wireless Keypad Panel......................................................................................................................................................13
Preparation..........................................................................................................................................................................................................13
LED Signal Indicator...........................................................................................................................................................................................13
Main Host & Remote Keypad Setup....................................................................................................................................................................14
Quick Guide of the Main Host Menu...................................................................................................................................................................14
Quick Guide of the Remote Keypad Menu.........................................................................................................................................................15
Detailed Settings of Main Host and Remote Keypad.........................................................................................................................................16
Operating the Alarm Host.....................................................................................................................................................................................28
Wired Accessories Connection Instruction........................................................................................................................................................31
Descriptions of Wireless Accessories................................................................................................................................................................33
Wireless Remote (DX360-88X)...........................................................................................................................................................................33
Wireless Panic Button (DX360-89).....................................................................................................................................................................34
Wireless Door Sensor (DX360-87B)...................................................................................................................................................................35
Wireless Smart Door Sensor (DX360-87S)........................................................................................................................................................36
Wireless Wide-Angle PIR Sensor (DX360-80)...................................................................................................................................................37
Wireless Indoor Siren (DX360-103W).................................................................................................................................................................39
Wireless Gas Detector (DX360-85, optional)......................................................................................................................................................40
Wireless Smoke Detector (DX360-93, optional).................................................................................................................................................41
Wireless Outdoor Siren (DX360-103HK, optional).............................................................................................................................................42
Wireless Outdoor Photoelectric Beam Detector (DX360-ABT, optional)............................................................................................................43
Quick guide on how to activate and deactivate wireless accessories............................................................................................................44
Common Problems and Solutions......................................................................................................................................................................45
Daily Maintenance and Care.................................................................................................................................................................................46
Accessories...........................................................................................................................................................................................................47
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Introduction
DefenX360TM series wireless GSM LCD touchpad alarm system is the state-of-the-art LCD touchpad wired / wireless
alarm system for home and office security. Its aesthetic design with a user friendly illuminated LCD menu and a
touchpad keypad provide a new standard of alarm system installation and make your home works in a hi-tech style.
You can install the system and monitor your home / office all by yourself or via a security center service with Ademco
CID protocol. DefenX360TM secures the home for you, let you have a peaceful mind and enjoy your life.

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Main Features

Integrated wired / wireless alarm system.

Stylish design touchpad control with LCD illumination display
Time and Calendar function on main unit & wireless keypad
30 wireless zones (support up to 120 wireless accessories) and 8 wired zones
SMS alert / Phone Call to 5 preset numbers include the call center number
SMS notification when system is armed / disarmed by keypad or remote accessories
Auto learn sensor function
Entrance & Exit delay
System history record up to 100 alarm records and 100 arm / disarm records
Home partial arm mode for any of the specified zone
E2PROM data management - remembers programming settings when power is disconnected.
Built-in rechargeable backup battery + power cut alert
10 seconds record customized playback message for alarm event
Support indoor and outdoor wireless siren and mute-alarm function
Support wireless smart sensor operation
Support wireless motion sensor with motion triggered recording
Door bell / door chime function
Support LCD touchpad wireless keypad
Support wireless connection to CCTV systems and IP camera motion detection alert.

DefenX360TM LCD Touchpad Main Alarm Host (DX360, DX360Z, DX360L, DX360ZL)

Alarm Host Specifications

Adapter working voltage: 100 ~ 240Vac, main unit operating voltage: 12Vdc 1A
GSM frequency 900/1800MHz (DX360, DX360L), 850/900/1800/1900MHz (DX360Z, DX360ZL)
GSM transmit power 2W
Wireless emitting & receiving frequency: 433MHz, range 100m open space, no interference
Static current: 50mA (when not charging), Alarm current: 500mA
Built-in rechargeable Li-Ion backup battery 3.7Vdc 1200mAh, standby 16 hours, full charge 12 hours
Operating environment: Temperature: -10 to 50C; Humidity: < 95%
Maximum available quantity of key chain remotes: 8 pcs, wireless sensors: 112 pcs
Dimension150*107*28 (mm)

System Definitions
Zone Types and Definitions
Perimeter zone (Outer zone defense): Detecting the space like doors, windows, etc., generally use wireless
door magnet sensors and wireless curtain PIR sensors.
Motion zone (Inner zone defense): Detecting the space like living room, aisles and bedrooms, room doors etc.,
generally use wireless wide-angle PIR sensors and door sensors.
Emergency zone: Detecting the space like emergency area (such as emergency distress, medical rescue, gas
leakage, smoke and fire alarm, etc., this zone keep 24-hour monitoring status automatically. Generally for panic
button, wireless gas sensor and wireless smoke sensor.

Modes of Arming
Armed Away mode: Once any detector in perimeter zones or motion zones is triggered, the host will set off
the alarm immediately and dial your preset numbers automatically.
Armed Home mode: Once any detector in perimeter zones is triggered, the host will alarm immediately and
dial your preset numbers automatically. It will not alarm after any detector in the motion zone is triggered.

Startup the Main Alarm Host

Preparation

Place a valid GSM SIM card in correct direction, then insert the SIM card slot into the Alarm Host. (no password,
clear all messages and contacts before use)
Adjust GSM antenna and check the GSM signal if it is OK.
Connect telephone land line to IN (Model DX360L & DX360ZL only)
Connect a telephone to OUT (optional) (Model DX360L & DX360ZL only)
Apply AC/DC power to the system with the power adapter provided, turn on the battery switch to ensure the
rechargeable battery is being charged.

LED Signal Indicator

On No GSM network detected (or no SIM card). Flashing GSM detected.

Slow flash: 200ms on, 2s (3s for DX360Z & DX360ZL) off indicates the alarm host is standby.
Fast flash: 200ms on, 600ms off indicates the alarm host is dialling.

On Armed (Home or Away). Flashing Smart sensor open detected. Off Disarmed.

On AC connected (normal). Flashing work with backup battery. Off low backup battery.

GSM Signal Indicator

Solid on: Host panel cannot get any wireless net or SIM card is not properly inserted.
Flashing slowly: signal is OK, host panel is in working mode.

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Check GSM Signal Level

If you press the or button when host is in standby mode, it will show as below:
GSM Signal level:
XX YY

XX is signal level, 2 digits, 00 31 indicates the signal from weak to strong. 99 indicates unknown.
YY is signal status, display either OK or NO
OK means signal is OK, the host can work properly
NO means low signal, need to adjust the installation place of the host panel
If the SIM card is not present or not correctly installed, then the panel will show NO SIM CARD
NO SIM CARD
XX YY

Press ESC to exit, or it will exit automatically if without any operations within 30 seconds.

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DefenX360TM LCD Touchpad Wireless Remote Keypad (DX360-CJP)

Features
LCD illuminated display, calendar function, upgraded and micro-computer controlling, steady performance
Stylish design with touchpad control
Supported languages: English (other languages are available upon request)
Work with wireless alarm main host with function of armed home, armed away, disarm and emergency alarm
Double password protection
E2PROM data management - remembers programming settings when power is disconnected
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Code recorded and resume function

Tracks main host status information
Built-in rechargeable backup battery
Simple and easy operation

Wireless Keypad Specifications

Power supply: 12Vdc 500mA

Maximum current: <500mA
Working environment: temperature: -10~50C humidity: 97%
Product dimension: 150 107 20 (mm)

Startup the Remote Wireless Keypad Panel

Preparation

Apply AC/DC power to the system with the power adapter provided, turn on the battery switch to ensure the
rechargeable battery is being charged.

LED Signal Indicator

When the main host is armed as Armed Home mode,

light will turn on together with the

When the main host is armed as Armed Away mode, only

light will turn on.

On AC connected (normal). Flashing work with backup battery. Off low backup battery.

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light.

Main Host & Remote Keypad Setup

Quick Guide of the Main Host Menu
Main menu
Set Time

Sub-Menu1

Sub-Menu2

Auto-Dialer#s

X: Call Center
(Personal Nbr)

Entry Delay

Entry Delay
S

Arm/Disarm
Beep
User ID
Upload
Status?
CutWire
Alarm?
Zone Attribute
Set Smart
Zone
Program
Sensor
Wireless Code
Alarm History

Year(YY) /Month(MM) /Day(DD) /Week(W)

1st number for call center (can be use for report
arm/disarm action)
2nd - 5th number for personal number

Call by phone
SMS Reporting

Time delay for entering (XX), default 00

XX

Exit Delay
S
XX
Emergency Siren
M
XX
Arm/Disarm Beep
YES NO
Enter User ID
0001
Upload Status?
YES NO
CutWire Alarm
YES NO
Zone Number
XX
Zone Number
XX
Zone Number

Time delay for exiting (XX), default 15

Perimeter Siren
M
XX

Motion Siren
M
XX

Duration time of alarming (XX), default M = 01

minutes for emergency, perimeter and motion siren
With / without beep sound for arm / disarm
Default 0001
Choose YES to send arm/disarm status to call center
number
Telephone Line monitor (DX360L, DX360ZL)

XX Zone Type
2 1 0
Smart Sensor ON
YES NO

Alarm Type

Group Number

Activate Sensor
Delete Sensor

XX
Wireless Code
00001
XX: Button
Call Failed

Remarks
Hour(HH) /Minute(MM) /Second(SS)

HHMMSS
Set Date
YYMMDDW

Siren On/Off

Sub-Menu4

Set Time

Set Date

Exit Delay

Sub-Menu3

00
Door Status
OP CL

Bypass Zone?
YES NO
Zone Indicator
YES NO
Activate Sensor
Learning
Deleting Sensor
Success

Entry Delay Set

YES NO

Wireless sensors setup and

activating types

Smart sensor setup

For adding or deleting wireless sensors
Wireless code of the unit (default 00001)

XX: 01.01
00:08:52

For viewing alarming history records

XXmeans records No.

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Status History

DISARM
XX:01.01 03:39

For checking working records

XXmeans records No.

Modify User Password Menu

Enter New
Code

This code (password) is used for arm / disarm / set

operations.

Re-Enter Code

Quick Guide of the Remote Keypad Menu

Main menu
Set Time
Set Date
Main Unit Sync
Wireless Code

Sub-Menu1

Sub-Menu2

Sub-Menu3

Set Time

Sub-Menu4

Remarks
Hour(HH) /Minute(MM) /Second(SS)

HHMMSS
Set Date
YYMMDDW
Activate
Delete

Year(YY) /Month(MM) /Day(DD) /Week(W)

Activate to match the main host status
Delete to disconnect from the main host

Wireless Code
XXXXXXXX

Wireless code of the unit (default 00000001)

Modify User & Program Password Menu

User Code

Enter Prog Code

Enter New Code

Re-Enter Code

Prog Code

Enter Old Code

Enter New Code

Re-Enter Code

User code (password) is used for arm / disarm

operations.
Prog code (master password) is used for
administrator to program the user code and set
operations.

The host will exit programming mode if without any operation within 30 seconds.
Press ESC to exit to the previous menu
If you enter wrong code 3 times by mistake, the host panel will resume back to standby mode.
You can press or button to adjust programming info. or to find alarming info.

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Detailed Settings of Main Host and Remote Keypad

***Press SET + Enter code ( default password is 888888 ) + ENTto enter the program mode ***
NOTE: Main host operates with one user code (password) for ARM, DISARM and SET
operations. Remote keypad is double password protected and operates with a user
code (password) for ARM / DISARM and a prog code (password) for SET operations.
Set time:
To set the host time (Also applied to the remote keypad).
ENT + press

button a few times to delete the old record, then press HHMMSS + ENT

HHMMSS: 6 digits, meaning hour (HH), minute (MM), second (SS), each takes 2 digits space. For example
14:21:20, you may press 142120, now the host time will be 14:21:20. For invalid time, it cannot be saved by
pressing ENT.

Set date:
To set the host date (Also applied to the remote keypad).
ENT + press

button to delete the old record , then press YYMMDDW + ENT

YYMMDDW: 7 digits, meaning year (YY), month (MM), day (DD), week (W, 0 means Sunday).

For example 17th December, 2012, Thursday, you may press 1212174, now the host date will be 17th
December, 2012, Thursday.

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Auto Dialer#s:
To set the reporting telephone numbers or reporting SMS.
Call Center is for call center, also can be used as the alarm status report number, the number set here will be
used to report to a call center with Ademco CID protocol or a specified number to report status of the system (arm
/ disarm / alarm / AC Failure).
Personal Nbr is for a personal number, only reports when system is in alarm.
Call by phone for voice alarming.
SMS Reporting for SMS alarming. If you choose SMS Reporting, system will just send SMS to mobile
numbers, but not land line numbers.
ENT + press
button to delete the old record , then press 1st telephone number + ENT
Press or button to select the report method (Call by phone / SMS Reporting) + ENT
Repeat process for 2nd phone number, 3rd phone number etc. In total you can install up to 5 phone numbers.
Entry delay:
To set the entrance delay time of alarm that allows you to disarm the system in a limit time.
ENT + press

button to delete old record + XX + ENT

XX: 2 digits, you can set 00~59 seconds, default is 00.

NOTE: ONLY EFFECTIVE FOR SENSORS SET TO PERIMETER ZONE.

(See Zone Attribute section below for setting zone arrangement.)

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Exit delay:
To set the delay time of arming.
ENT + press

button to delete old record + XX + ENT

XX: 2 digits, you can set 00~59 seconds, the default is 15.

Siren On/Off:
The system has 3 zones (Perimeter Zone, Motion Zone and Emergency Zone) for your options to enable or disable
the siren when sensors are triggered.
ENT + Siren On/Off, press or button to choose ON or OFF + ENT
The siren will alarm when sensors are triggered. You need to setup the alarming duration time (minutes) in the next
sub-menus.
Press

button to delete old record + XX + ENT

XX: 2 digits, you can set 00~60 minutes, the defaults are 01 (1 minute) for emergency zone, 01 (1 minute)
perimeter zone and 01 (1 minute) for motion zone.
NOTE: If the time is set to M = 00 for a particular zone, then the siren will be set to
mute mode for this zone.

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Arm/Disarm Beep:
ENT + or button + ENT

Choose YES or NO for having a short siren sound when arm or disarm the alarm host. Default is YES.

User ID:
This is only for use in security service call center management (Individual user can ignore this setting).
ENT + press

button to delete old record + XXXX + ENT

XXXX: 4 digits, you can set 0000~9999. Default user code 0001. This is used to identify the system number for
a security call center.

Upload status?:
This is used when you want the system status such as arm, disarm, alarm and AC power failure to be reported to the
call center number.
ENT + or button + ENT
Choose YES or NO for upload or not upload the status. The defaulted is NO.
NOTE: If you monitor the system by yourself, this function is very useful as any status changes in
the system will be reported by SMS to the call center number (which is set to your mobile number).
You will then receive system information if there is an AC power failure, arm, disarm or alarm.

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CutWire Alarm?(DX360L and DX360ZL only):

This option is to set the alarm if the telephone land line is being cut off.
ENT + or button + ENT
Choose YES or NO to set off the alarm or not setting off the alarm when the land line is being cut off. The
defaulted is NO.
Zone Attribute:
See below settings forZone number,Zone Type,Alarm Type, Bypass ZoneandEntry Delay
Set. At the end of this section, we have a suggested (default) setting for the system and accessories.
Zone number:
The system has 39 zones in total. 29 wireless zones (each zone supports up to 4 sensors), 8 wired zones
(optional) and 2 dedicated zones for remotes (supports up to 4 remotes or wireless keypads per zone). Each
zone can set to different Zone Type, Alarm Type, Bypass Zone, and Entry Delay.
ENT + press

button to delete old record + XX + ENT

XX: 2 digits, for valid operation you can set 02~38.

Zone Type:
Three types: 2, 1, 0. (2 means motion zone, 1 means perimeter zone, 0 means emergency zone)
Press or button to allocate the zone type + ENT

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Alarm Type:
Press

button to delete old record + XX + ENT

XX: 2 digits, you can set 00~15 or 20 for valid alarm type. The corresponding sensor name will then show on
the LCD and SMS when alarm is triggered. Alarm type 20 is special for allocating the bell button to the door
bell function.

Alarm
Type
XX

00

01

02

03

04

05

06

07

Sensor
Name

Panic 1

Panic 2

Gas

Smoke

Door

Window

Wired

IR

Alarm
Type
XX

08

09

10

11

12

13

14

15

20

Motion 1

Motion 2

Motion 3

Sensor 1

Sensor 2

Sensor 3

(Door Bell)

Sensor Perimeter 1 Perimeter 2

Name

Bypass Zone:
This setting is to enable or disable a zone.
Press or button + ENT

Choose YES to bypass (disable) the sensor, choose NO to keep this zones sensors working. Default is
NO.

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Entry Delay Set:

This setting is to enable or disable entry delay for the zone.
Press or button + ENT

Choose YES if you want the sensors in this zone to have entry delay, choose NO if you want the alarm to
goes off immediately when any of the sensors in this zone is triggered, regardless of the entry delay time
setting. Default is NO.

Below shows the default zone allocation and recommended sensors, user has the flexibility to assign their own
configuration if necessary (Zone 00 01, 31 38 are fixed zones).
Zone Number

00 , 01

Zone Type

02

03

04

05

06 07 08 09 10

Emergency
01

Remote

00

Recommended Accessories

Remote
/ Keypad

Panic
Button

Gas Smoke Wireless Door

Magnet &
Curtain PIR

Zone Number

20

21

23

Zone Type
Alarm Type
Recommended Accessories

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Other
Wireless
Sensor

11

11

14

15

03

24

08 08 08 08 07

07

11

30

31 32

10

11 14 14 14 14
Other Wireless
Sensor

17

20

09 09

10

10

10

Wireless Wide
Angle PIR
Motion Sensor
33

Perimeter

Wireless Wide Angle

PIR
Motion Sensor

22

07 07

Wireless Infra-Red
Beam Detector

25 26 27 28 29

16

18

19

13

13

Motion

Motion
13

12 13

Perimeter

Alarm Type

22

02

11

09

Door Wired Door

Magnet &
Bell
Curtain PIR

34

35

Motion
06

06

Other
Wired
Sensor

36

Other
Wireless
Sensor
37

38

Emergency
03

03

03

Wired Smoke
Sensor

Set Smart Zone:

This is a brand new feature in DefenX360 system. The smart sensor recorded in the system can determine if a door/
window is opened or closed. This is particularly useful for doors/windows on the perimeter zone, because the
system will remind you a door/window is not closed when you try to arm the system.
Zone Number:
ENT + press

button to delete old record + XX + ENT

Smart Sensor ON:

This setting is to enable or disable the smart sensor option for the zone.
Press or button + ENT
Choose YES to set the zone as the smart sensor zone. choose NO to keep the zone in normal working
mode. Default is NO for all zones.
Door Status:
Press or button + ENT
Choose OP let the main host know the sensor is currently opened. Choose CL let the main host know the
sensor is currently closed. Default is NO for all zones.

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Zone Indicator:
Press or button + ENT
Choose YES then the main host will provide a few bi sound to indicate a sensor in this zone is being
triggered. choose NO if you do not need sound indication when a sensor in this zone is being triggered.
Program Sensor:
This setting is for adding or deleting sensors in all zones (including zone 00, 01). See below settings forZone
numberandGroup Number.
Zone Number:
Zone Number is the zone where you want the sensor program to.
The system has 39 zones in total. 29 wireless zones, 8 wired zones (optional) and 2 dedicated zones for
remotes (supports up to 4 remotes or wireless keypads per zone).
ENT + press

button to delete old record + XX + ENT

XX : 2 digits, for valid operation you can set 00~38.

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Group Number:
Group Number - each zone can accompany 4 sensors, defined as 0, 1, 2 or 3.
ENT + press

button to delete old record + X + ENT

X : 1 digit, for valid operation you can set 0, 1, 2 or 3.

Choose Activate Sensor or Delete Sensor.

Press or button + ENT
If Activate Sensor is chosen
To add a sensor to the host, choose Activate Sensor. The word Learning will show on the LCD Screen,
trigger the sensor you want to learn by the host, the word Success will show on the LCD screen once it
receives the sensor signal.
Note: If the word Update? shows on the screen, it means this sensor has already
been added before, choose Yes or No to decide if you want to override the
previous setting for this sensor in the system.
If Delete Sensor is chosen
This option is to let you delete the added sensors from the host.
The words Deleting Sensor Success will show on the LCD Screen, which means you have deleted the
sensors successfully from the system.

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Wireless Code:
This option allows you to change the main host unique wireless code for transmission. It is used so that every
DefenX360 main host can have a different transmission code to avoid unintentional transmission to your neighbor's
DefenX360 system. (Also applied to the remote keypad)
ENT + press

button to delete old record + XXXXX + ENT

Main host XXXXX : 5 digits, from 00000 99999.

Remote Keypad XXXXXXXX : 8 digits, digit range from 0, 1 or 2.

NOTE: You do not need to change this code if there is no user nearby using the
DefenX360 system. Default is 00001 for main host and 00000001 for the remote
keypad. If you change this code after matching the accessories to the main host,
then they cannot receive the signal from the main host again. You have to re-match
the accessories or change back to the previous wireless code to work.
Alarm History:
This option allows you to check the alarm history records. The system is able to memorize up to 100 records with
alarm status, date and time.
ENT + Press or button to view record + ENT

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Status History:
This option allows you to check the alarm history records. The system is able to memorize up to 100
records with alarm status, date and time.
ENT + Press or button to view record + ENT
Main unit Sync:
(Only applied to the remote keypad) This option allows the remote keypad matches to the main host to
receive status information.
ENT + trigger main unit alarm to let the remote keypad learn the main host signal
The word Learning will show on the LCD Screen, trigger the alarm from main host, the word Success will
show on the LCD screen once the remote keypad receives the main host signal.

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Operating the Alarm Host

Arm:

By wireless remote: press the

press the
By Host panel (Keypad):

button for the Armed Away mode.

button for the Armed Home mode.

0 + password + ENT + or + ENT

or button to choose Armed Home or Armed Away
In Armed Away mode, all sensors can trigger the alarm to start when system is armed.
In Armed Home mode, only the sensors set in the perimeter zone can trigger the alarm to start when system
is armed.
Disarm:

By wireless remote: press the

By Host panel (Keypad):

button and the host will beep twice to exit from any armed mode.

ESC + password + ENT

the host will beep twice to successfully complete the operation

Emergency:

By wireless remote: press the

By Host panel (Keypad):

button and the host will alarm immediately.

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Record:

The message recorded will be used for playback in an alarm event. Press and hold the record button
(located at the back of the main host) and speak close to the mic hole of the host, and then release, the
voice is then recorded. You can record a maximum 10 seconds message.

Play:

Press the play button (located at the back of the main host) and you can hear the recorded message.

Telephone alarm:

After receiving the call, you will hear the recorded voice message immediately, it can be
played for 30 seconds repeatedly, then follow the below instruction:
Input 8 to enter into the listening status for 20 seconds, you can hear the alarm background sounds from
phone.
Input # to play the recorded voice message for one time.
Input *, the host will end the call and stop dialing any auto dialer #.
Directly hang off the telephone, the host will end the call and automatically dial the next auto dialer #.

SMS reporting:

During an alarm event, your mobile phone will receive SMS in a format System Alarming XX,
YYYY, XX means zone number, YYYY means the detailed sensor.
If the upload status has been enabled together with a mobile number set in the 1st call center
number, then you can receive system information such as arm, disarm, alarm or AC failure.

Arm remotely by phone:

Call the phone number associated to the system, you will hear one bi sound
after connecting to the system, within 30 seconds after connection, enter the
setup password of the host. Then enter 1 after another bi sound, the host will
automatically hang up after the bi sound to complete the operation.
NOTE: You can set Armed Away remotely by phone, but note
that you cant set Armed Home in this way.

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Disarm remotely by phone:

Arm by SMS:

Call the phone number associated to the system, you will hear one bi sound
after connecting to the system, within 30 seconds after connection, enter the
setup password of the host. Then enter 0 after another bi sound, the host will
automatically hang up after the bi sound to complete the operation.

You can send the SMS message XXXXXXBF from your mobile phone to the main host.
XXXXXX is your 6 digits password. The main host will arm automatically when receiving
this SMS. It will then reply with a message System Armed.
NOTE: Arm by SMS only has Armed Away option!

Disarm by SMS:

You can send the SMS message XXXXXXCF from your mobile phone to the main host.
XXXXXX is your 6 digits password. The main host will disarm automatically when receiving
this SMS. It will then reply with a message System Disarmed.

NOTE: If you input the codes 3 times incorrectly, the host will return back to the
standby mode automatically.

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Wired Accessories Connection Instruction

How to connect wired sensors to the alarm host

Normal ClosedNCtype sensors

Sensor with
self power supply

Sensor without
self power supply

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Normal OpenNOtype sensors

Sensor with
self power supply

Sensor without
self power supply

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Descriptions of Wireless Accessories

Wireless Remote (DX360-88X)
Features
To control the alarm host to arm and disarm or set off alarm.
With the emergency key for urgent help.
Specifications
Operating power: 27A 12V alkaline battery
Emitting distance: 100m (in open area)
Service life: 1 year
Installation and Usage
For users to take along.
Generally, press the Away key to arm before leaving home; and press the Disarm key to disarm; Home is
setting Armed home, please take notes that Arm Home is only effective for sensors in Perimeter Zone (door
sensor\curtain PIR sensor) and sensors in Emergency Zone (Like Gas sensor\Smoke sensor\Glass
sensor\Emergency button), it is not effective (bypassed) for all sensors in Motion zone (Like wide-angle PIR).
Please replace the batteries after one year usage and when you feel remote control distance is shortened.
How to program
Please refer to the descriptions ofProgram Sensoror quick guide on how to activate and deactivate wireless
accessories.
Notes:

You can add one by one in turns, a maximum of 8 remotes can be added.

If there is already a remote set to the zone memory location, a new remote set to the same memory location will override it.
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Wireless Panic Button (DX360-89)

Features
To allow immediate alarm set off by pressing it once.
Place beside beds, under tables, or let the elderly carry along with them.
Specifications
Operating power: 27A 12V alkaline battery
Emitting distance: 100m (in open area)
Service life: 1 year
Installation and Usage
For users to take along, place at places for quick
alarm set off.
Scare away the intruder immediately.
Please replace the batteries after one year usage and when you feel remote control distance is shortened.
How to program
Please refer to the descriptions ofProgram Sensoror quick guide on how to activate and deactivate wireless
accessories.
Notes:

You can add one by one in turns, a maximum of 8 panic remotes can be added.

If there is already a panic remote set to the zone memory location, a new panic remote set to the same memory location will
override it.

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Wireless Door Sensor (DX360-87B)

Features
Generally set in Perimeter zone or Motion zone.
If any door or window is opened, it will transmit the alarm signals to the alarm host.
Specifications
Operating power: 23A 12V alkaline battery
Frequency: 433MHZ
Emitting distance: 100m (in open area)
Service life: 1 year
Alarm Distance: 4cm
Installation and Usage
Fix the part of magnet onto the door frame in a
position of 1.6m above the ground to prevent any
children from bumping onto it.
Fix the part of emitting onto the door frame, make sure to keep the part of magnet and part of emitting in parallel,
the space between the two parts shall be less than 10mm.
Upon the working light flashes frequently in red, please replace the batteries.
How to program
Please refer to the descriptions ofProgram Sensoror quick guide on how to activate and deactivate wireless
accessories.
Notes:

You can add one by one in turns, a maximum of 4 sensors can be added in each zone.

If there is already a door sensor set to the zone memory location, a new sensor set to the same memory location will override it.
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Wireless Smart Door Sensor (DX360-87S)

Features
Generally set in Perimeter zone or Motion zone.
If any door or window is opened, it will transmit the alarm signals to the alarm host.
NEW - It can notify the main host if it is open or closd to alert user before arming the premises.
Specifications
Operating power: 23A 12V alkaline battery
Frequency: 433MHZ
Emitting distance: 100m (in open area)
Service life: 1 year
Alarm Distance: 4cm
Installation and Usage
Fix the part of magnet onto the door frame in a
position of 1.6m above the ground to prevent any
children from bumping onto it.
Fix the part of emitting onto the door frame, make sure to keep the part of magnet and part of emitting in parallel,
the space between the two parts shall be less than 10mm.
Upon the working light flashes frequently in red, please replace the batteries.
How to program
Please refer to the descriptions ofProgram Sensoror quick guide on how to activate and deactivate wireless
accessories.
Notes:

You can add one by one in turns, a maximum of 4 sensors can be added in each zone.

If there is already a door sensor set to the zone memory location, a new sensor set to the same memory location will override it.
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Wireless Wide-Angle PIR Sensor (DX360-80)

Features
Mainly monitor and control indoor space, generally set as Motion zone.
When human body enters into detecting area, the sensor will transmit alarm signals to the alarm host.
Specifications
Operating power: 9V 6F22 battery
Emitting distance: 100m (in open area)
Service life: 1 year
Detecting distance: 110 1010m
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Installation and Usage

Fix the bracket on suitable wall surface or in wall corner at a distance of 2~2.4m above the ground.
Open the sensor shell to connect the batteries well and adjust jumper line (short circuit 5S: The sensor will
detect once every 5 seconds; short circuit 5MIN: The sensor will detect once every 5 minutes).
Suggestion: short circuit 5S for testing and 5MIN for normal use;
Fix the sensor onto the bracket.
Adjust the sensor to a proper angle and then slide the power switch on the side to ON, and it will enter into the
normal working state after 30 seconds.
Upon the working light flashes frequently in green, please replace the batteries.
How to program
Please refer to the descriptions ofProgram Sensoror quick guide on how to activate and deactivate wireless
accessories.
Notes:

You can only add 1 wireless wide-angle PIR sensor each time, totally 4 available to be added.

If there is already a PIR sensor set to the zone memory location, a new PIR sensor set to the same memory location will override it.

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Wireless Indoor Siren (DX360-103W)

Features
Work with alarm host, wireless receiving alarm signals,spot alarming with sound and flash.
With power plug, usually for indoor use.
Specifications
Operating Power: 100~240VAC
Receiving Distance: 80 M (In open area)
Installation and Usage
Plug the wireless siren into suitable indoor power socket.
Suggestion: Generally around 1.8M from the ground.
How to program
Please refer to the quick guide on how to activate and deactivate wireless accessories.
Notes:

You can only add 1 wireless siren each time.

When configure the wireless siren, you can only operation on the keypad of the alarm host.

One siren can be studied to at most 10 wireless alarm hosts, multiple wireless sirens are available to be added for each alarm host.

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Wireless Gas Detector (DX360-85, optional)

Features
Mainly monitor and control indoor gas leak, generally set as Emergency Zone.
Usually installed in kitchen.
Specifications
Operating power: 220~240VAC50~60HZ
Emitting distance: 100m (in open area)
Inductive gas: Natural gas: 0.1%-0.5%
Liquefied petroleum gas (LPG): 0.1%-0.3%

Working Light
Test Button
Power Light

Air Hole

Installation and Usage

Fix the gas alarm onto proper wall surface inside the kitchen.
Connect the alarm to the power and it will be ready to detect after two minute.

How to program
Please refer to the descriptions ofProgram Sensoror quick guide on how to activate and deactivate wireless
accessories.
Notes:

You can only add 1 wireless gas detector each time, totally 4 available to be added.

If there is already a gas detector set to the zone memory location, a new gas detector set to the same memory location will override
it.

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Wireless Smoke Detector (DX360-93, optional)

Features
Mainly monitor and control indoor fire risks, generally set as Emergency Zone.
Replace the batteries for every 1 or 2 year.
Specifications
Operating power: 9V alkaline battery
Emitting distance: 100m (in open area)
Service life: 1 year
Monitoring range: 20m
Installation and Usage
Fix the smoke alarm onto ceiling inside the kitchen.
Usually installed on the ceilings of living room and aisles.
How to program
Please refer to the descriptions ofProgram Sensoror quick guide on how to activate and deactivate wireless
accessories.
Notes:

You can only add 1 wireless smoke detector each time, totally 4 available to be added.

If there is already a smoke detector set to the zone memory location, a new smoke detector set to the same memory location will
override it.

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Wireless Outdoor Siren (DX360-103HK, optional)

Features
Nice, exquisite and waterproof.
Micro-computer controlling, steady performance and high-class quality.
Study to at most 10 pieces of wireless alarm host.
With inbuilt charging circuit and back up accumulators, automatic AC power and DC power transformation.
Low standby power consumption, self-inspection of lower battery voltage, automatic charging.
Wall hanging installation.
Specifications
Operating power: 110~240VAC, 50Hz
Current consumption: 20mA @ 12Vdc
Backup Battery: 7.2V 500mA or 12Vdc 1.2A (optional)
Siren current: 220mA @ 12Vdc
Flash Current: 180mA @ 12Vdc
Timer: 1 minute (Test), 3 minutes or 6 minutes
Tamper Trigger: INT/EXT selectable
Operating temperature: -10oC to 40oC
Water splash resistant, Plastic PC with UV protection, conformal coated
circuit board
Alarming volume: 110db

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Wireless Outdoor Photoelectric Beam Detector (DX360-ABT, optional)

Features
Nice, exquisite and waterproof.
Wide vision facing
Micro-computer controlling, steady performance and high-class quality.
Wall mounted - Easy Installation
Outdoor sensing distance 60m, 100m or 200m.
Anti-Interference with Light Filter
Tamper Protection
Wall hanging installation.
False-Alarm resistant - prevent interference from birds and small pets.

MORE TYPES OF SENSORS ARE AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST TO SUIT OUR NEEDS !

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Quick guide on how to activate and deactivate wireless accessories

Sensor Type

How to activate

How to deactivate

Remote Keypad
(Zone 00, 01)

1)SET + password + or Program sensor + ENT +

+
Y Y + ENT +
+ X + ENT + or Activate Sensor +
ENT (Learning will be shown)
2) Press on the remote twice successively, the main host LCD
will display Success

1) SET + password + or
Program sensor + ENT +
+ Y Y + ENT
+
+ X + ENT + or Delete Sensor +
ENT
2) The alarm host will beep once and press ESC to
exit.

Remote
(Zone 00, 01)

1) Same as above
2) Press on keypad twice successively, the main host LCD will
display Success

Same as above

Wireless door sensor

1) Same as above
2) Trigger the door magnet sensor twice successively

Same as above

1.

Wireless smart door sensor

Wireless Wide-Angle PIR
sensor
Wireless Curtain PIR
sensor
Wireless Gas detector

Wireless Smoke Sensor

1) Same as above
2) Trigger the door magnet sensor twice successively
3) Go to Set Smart Zone to activate smart zone.
1) Same as above
2) Trigger the PIR sensor by pressing Learning Emitting Switch
on the panel twice successively
1) Same as above
2) Trigger the PIR sensor by pressing Learning Emitting Switch
on the panel twice successively
1) Same as above
2) Trigger wireless gas alarm by
releasing gas, the host LCD will display Success
1) Same as above
2) Trigger wireless smoke alarm by
releasing smoke, the host LCD will display Success

Same as above

Same as above

Same as above

Same as above

Same as above

Wireless Outdoor Siren

Same as wireless indoor siren

Same as wireless indoor siren

Wireless Indoor siren

1) After connecting to the power, press the learning switch on the

side of the siren
2) Press key on the alarm host (not the remote) to sound off the
siren, then disarm by using the alarm host keypadESC +
password + ENT , the alarm host will beep twice to indicate the
indoor siren has been successfully disarmed.
3) the siren light will flash 5 times and then off indicates successful
activating

After connecting to the power, keep pressing the

Learning switch on the side of the siren for 5
seconds and release, light on the siren flashes 2
times and then off indicate successful deactivating

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Common Problems and Solutions

Symptoms of Faults

Possible Cause

Solution

The alarm host goes off immediately after

connected to the power

The telephone incoming line has not been connected

or not well connected.

Connect the telephone incoming line well.

The alarm host cant record playback

message.

The record button is not pressed correctly.

1. Press the record button while recording, maximum message

length is 10 seconds.

Repeatedly receiving the alarm telephone

Fail to operate according to the operation instruction

of the telephone alarm.

Follow the instructions after answering the alarm phone calls

and hearing the recorded message:
(See Operation --- Telephone alarm)

The host does not alarm after the detector

is triggered in arm state

1. Caused by the functions of arm mode (Armed

Away and Armed Home).
2. Have already setup time for Entry Delay or Exit
Delay.

1. Armed Away mode: the alarm goes off when any sensor is
triggered.
2. Armed Home mode: the alarm goes off when any sensor
in perimeter zone is triggered and it wont alarm when any
sensor in motion zone is triggered.
3. Program to adjust the time for Entry Delay or Exit Delay.

1. Not connected to the power.

2. Low battery.
3. Did not match to the main host.

1. Open the sensor shells to install the battery and turn on

power switch.
2. 5S: detect once every 5 seconds;
5MIN: detect once every 5 minutes;
3. Match the sensor to the main host according to matching
instruction.

The PIR sensor doesnt work

1. The ambient temperature is too high.

2. Low battery.

It is normal that when the ambient temperature in the detecting

area exceeds the human body temperature, the detecting
distance will get shorter.

The host does not alarm after the new

added wireless detector is triggered.

Failed to follow the operation instruction of Adding

and deleting sensors to add the new wireless sensor

Follow the operation instruction of How to program to activate

the new wireless sensor

The PIR sensor flashes frequently in

green.

Low battery.

Replace with new batteries of the same specification.

The door magnetic sensor indicator

flashes frequently in green after alarming.

Low battery.

Replace with new batteries in the same specification.

The distance of the remote controller gets

shorter.

Low battery.

Replace with new batteries in the same specification.

The host does not alarm after the new

added wireless detector is triggered.

Failed to follow the operation instruction of Adding

and deleting sensors to add the new wireless sensor

Follow the operation instruction of How to program to activate

the new wireless sensor.

The detecting distance of PIR sensor gets

shorter

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Daily Maintenance and Care

This alarm is a hi-tech product with the outstanding design and sophisticated technique, and shall be used carefully.
To make the alarm to operate for a long term stably and to prolong the service life, it is recommended that:
Try to put the alarm host in the dry and well-ventilated places.
Do not put the host and any wireless detectors in too cold, too hot or dusty places to prevent it from curtailing the
service lives of electric parts and preventing the plastic shell from distorting and accelerating to age.
Do not put the host and any wireless detectors in low and too exposed places to prevent the children from
touching them or the thieves from finding them.
Regular testing is necessary for finding and resolving problems in time.
Regularly check the batteries in all wireless sensors and replace the running out batteries to ensure the normal
operation of them.
Youd better keep the power of the alarm host and all wireless accessories off while a long-time vacancy
of the system.

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Accessories

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Your Customized Zones Please fill in for your record if you have customized zones
Alarm
Type
XX

00

01

02

03

04

05

06

07

Sensor
Name

Panic 1

Panic 2

Gas

Smoke

Door

Window

Wired

IR

Alarm
Type
XX

08

09

10

11

12

13

14

15

20

Motion 1

Motion 2

Motion 3

Sensor 1

Sensor 2

Sensor 3

(Door Bell)

Sensor Perimeter 1 Perimeter 2

Name

Zone Number

00 , 01

Zone Type

03

04

05

Emergency

Alarm Type (See above table)

Remote

Recommended Accessories

Remote
/ Keypad

Zone Number

20

Zone Type

02

21

22

23

06 07 08 09 10

11

12 13

14

15

Perimeter

24
Motion

Alarm Type (See above table)

Recommended Accessories

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25 26 27 28 29

16

17

18

19

37

38

Motion

30

31 32

33

Perimeter

34

35

Motion

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Emergency

NOTES

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Thank you for purchasing our products, please fill in for your record.
Purchase Date : _____________________________________________________________________________
Serial No. (On the back of the main host) : _______________________________________________________
Dealer's Name & Address : ____________________________________________________________________
Dealer's Contact No. : ________________________________________________________________________

Dealer Chop HERE

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