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Introduction
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Qolsys IQ Panel 2
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This 7" touch-screen panel acts as the hub of all Smart Home devices. It allows you to control the settings for each of the items, arm and disarm your system, and lots of other
features
- It is not recommended to move the Panel. This can result in the panel losing power and further connectivity issues with other devices in the home
- The Panel must be returned to Wave if the customer cancels Smart Home service
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This 7" touch-screen panel acts as the hub of all Smart Home devices. It allows you to control the settings for each of the items, arm and disarm your system, and lots of other
features
Resolution Steps
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Panel Specifications
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Model: IQ Panel 2
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Platform: Android OS Android 5.1
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Display: 7 inch LCD , 1280 x 800 resolution
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Touch
screen: Capacitive glass multi-touch
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Cellular: LTE Verizon / ATT / Area Provider
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Wireless: Wi-Fi 802.11 A/B/G/N/AC dual band 2.4/5G - built-in router capability
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Flash Memory: 8GB NAND Image Sensor capable of pairing with up to 5 devices
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Z-Wave Plus Devices: 128 total (80 lights, 15 Smart Sockets, 6 locks, 6 thermostats, 21 misc.)
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User Codes: Up to 242 individual codes
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Internal Panel Siren: 85dB
(SPL/UL985)
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Speakers: Stereo 1W x 2
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Dimensions: 5”H x 7.75”W x .75”D (195mm x 130mm x 23mm)
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Battery: Lithium Polymer 3200mAh
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Power: 5v - 5.5v 1000mA DC adapter
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Microphone: Built In
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Camera:
Built in front camera 5MP fixed focus
- Placement: Wall mount or table top stand
Panel Interface Menu
- The Headers & Settings area is on the top of the screen
- See the current weather (on the left) and date and time (in the middle)
- Access the system, battery, WiFi, Bluetooth and cellular status, volume, control, brightness etc.
- Use a custom photo frame when panel is not in use
(see below)
- See the current weather (on the left) and date and time (in the middle)
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Message Center (see below)
- The Primary User Interface area is in the middle of the screen and displays:
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Arm and Disarm the system (see below)
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Verify sensor statuses
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Arm and Disarm the system (see below)
- The Footer area is on the bottom of the screen and displays emergency panic options (see below)
The Smart Home Panel's Home Screen displays the following information
Navigation
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Move from page to page and access information with finger touches, swipes, scroll up, down, left and right
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Touch an icon to view the contents
- Swipe down to access settings and use the left and right arrows to navigate to other pages
- To close a pop up, swipe left or right to dismiss
Message center
- Get low battery alerts, alarms, power failures and messages from your provider
- To dismiss a message, touch the circle to left of message and touch
OK
- Remove all messages by touching Acknowledge All
The Message Center on the right (envelope icon) is where security provider messages, provider contact information and video tutorials are housed
Image Sensor Controls
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See photos taken by your image sensors right on the panel
- Once your first Image Sensor is added to your system, the Image Sensor page will
appear
- If you have more than one Image Sensor your photos will all be combined into this list
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Swipe left or right on the panel to change pages to access the Image Sensor page
- Swipe until you see the image sensors page
- Choose your image sensor, then view alarm photos, or use the Peek-In feature
Camera Page
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Disarm Photos
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When panel is disarmed manually, the built in camera takes a photograph and saves it in the Arm / Disarm section
- These photos are accompanied by date, time and username of the individual
whose code was used
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When panel is disarmed manually, the built in camera takes a photograph and saves it in the Arm / Disarm section
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Settings Photos
- When panel is accessed with an invalid code, the built in camera takes a photograph and saves it in the
Settings section
- These photos are accompanied by the date and time
- When panel is accessed with an invalid code, the built in camera takes a photograph and saves it in the
Settings section
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Alarm Photos
- When an alarm is triggered, the built in camera takes a photograph and saves it in the
Alarms section
- When an alarm is triggered, the built in camera takes a photograph and saves it in the
Alarms section
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To view a photo
- Touch a photo thumbnail on the right of the screen to view it on the
left
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Full Screen: touch the photo on the left to view it full screen
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Full Screen: touch the photo on the left to view it full screen
- Touch it again to return to the camera page
- Note:
While viewing photos full screen you can swipe left/right
to view additional photos
- Note:
While viewing photos full screen you can swipe left/right
to view additional photos
- Touch a photo thumbnail on the right of the screen to view it on the
left
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Photo alerts to mobile:
- Customer
can sign into their Alarm.com account to set up real time text and video
alerts to their smart phone
- Click the Image Sensor tab
- Click Rules & Alerts
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Click Capture
Alarm and Disarm Images to Customize
- Photo is captured from the panel camera and status is sent to smart phone
- Customer
can sign into their Alarm.com account to set up real time text and video
alerts to their smart phone
The panel's built in camera captures photos in a variety of situations:
Light Controls
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Once your first light is added to your system, the lights page will
appear
- You can add up to 80 Z-Wave lights, lamp modules, smart light bulbs, or smart sockets to your panel
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Swipe left or right on the panel until you see
the light controls page
- From here you can adjust the brightness of lights, turn lights on/off, and check their
status
- Icon Meanings:
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Smart Sockets
- The Energy icon for smart sockets display how much energy the outlet is currently using by touching it
This allows you to control your lights from the panel
Add a User
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Assign a name and choose an access (permissions) level for each person using the system
- Up to 242 users may be added
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Master: this level has access to panel functions, camera and system
settings
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User: this level has access to panel functions and camera
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Guest: this level may be given arm and disarm access to those who
will use panel on a temporary basis
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Master: this level has access to panel functions, camera and system
settings
- On the panel, swipe down on the bar at the top / middle of the screen
(above the time) to access the Settings tray
- Touch Settings (wrench icon)
- Touch Advanced Settings (cog icon on right)
- Enter a Master user code
- Touch User Management
- Touch Add User
- Enter User Name and User Code; then choose the
type: Master, User or Guest
- Choose an expiration date for temporary access or set to Unlimited
- Touch Settings (wrench icon)
Remove a User
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Swipe down on the bar at the top / middle of the screen
to access Settings tray
- Touch Settings
(wrench icon)
- Touch Advanced Settings (cog icon on right)
- Enter a Master user code (as above)
- Touch User
Management
- On the far right of the screen in the Delete column, touch
the trash icon you wish to remove
- To confirm, touch OK on the next window
Change Security Code
- Select “Users” on the left-hand navigation bar
- Click on the edit pencil on the right-hand side of the User for whom you’d like to update a code
- Review user information
- Enter a new access code in the text box at the bottom left of the page
- Select Save
- Select “Users” from the menu in the top left-hand corner
- Select the User for whom you’d like to update a code
- Click on the red security code icon
- Update code
- Select Save in the top right
Online
Adding a Security Sensor / Z-Wave Device
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Swipe down on the bar at the top / middle of the screen
to access Settings tray
- Touch Settings
(wrench icon)
- Touch Advanced Settings (cog icon on right)
- Enter a Master user code (as above)
- Touch the appropriate device: Security
Sensors or Z-Wave Devices
- If the sensor has a learn button, touch Auto Learn Sensor
- If the sensor has a learn button, touch Auto Learn Sensor
- Wait approximately 20 seconds for the Control Panel to display this
message
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Image Sensor / Z-Wave Device____ is requesting to be added to your
list. Do you want to continue?
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Image Sensor / Z-Wave Device____ is requesting to be added to your
list. Do you want to continue?
- Touch OK
- On the next screen, select the device, add device name, chime type, group,
voice prompt settings, etc.
- Touch Add to complete
- Verify the sensor displays on the security sensor list
To add a security sensor (image, motion, doors /windows, flood, etc.) or Z-Wave repeater (Smart Bulb, Smart Plug, etc.) on the Security Panel:Removing a Security Sensor / Z-Wave Device
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Swipe down on the bar at the top / middle of the screen
to access Settings tray
- Touch Settings
- Touch Advanced
Settings
- Enter a master user code (as above)
- Touch the appropriate type of device: Security
Sensors or Z-Wave Devices
- To select the device you want to delete, tap the check box on the left and touch
Delete
- Confirm by touching OK (on the right)
- Verify the device is removed from the security sensor list
Editing a Security Sensor / Z-Wave Device
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Swipe down on the bar at the top / middle of the screen
to access Settings tray
- Touch Settings
- Touch Advanced
Settings
- Enter a master user code (as above)
- Touch the appropriate type of device: Security
Sensors or Z-Wave Devices
- Touch Edit Sensor;
select the sensor you want to edit by tapping the check box on it's left
- Touch the pen icon to the left
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Adjust the settings to your preference
- Press Save to confirm the changes
Arming the System
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Touch the lock icon to open the arming options menu
on the IQ Panel
- To activate sensors for doors and windows, touch Arm Stay
- To activate sensors for doors, windows and motion sensors, touch
Arm
Away
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Touch
the double arrows for other additional options before choosing arming type
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Bypass: touch the circle next to a sensor to bypass it during
the arming sequence
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Exit Sounds: the panel beeps as the timer counts down
- Select off to silence beeps before you choose arming type
- Entry Delay: provides time to disarm, once a delay door is opened
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Bypass: touch the circle next to a sensor to bypass it during
the arming sequence
Disarming the System
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Touch the lock icon in the middle of the screen
of the IQ Panel
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Enter valid code
- Entering a valid code with the time required triggers the alarm
- When manually disarming the system, the camera takes a photo, saves it and stamps a date, time and name of user
- Entering a valid code with the time required triggers the alarm
- To disarm remotely, login to mobile app and touch the red lock icon
Using a Custom Photo Frame when Panel is Not in Use
- To access the photo frame option, swipe down on the bar at the top / middle of the screen
to open Settings
- The photo frame is in the bottom, center of the Settings
tray
- Touch the Photo Frame icon to open the photo menu
- Touch a photo to select it; then choose Play to view
a photo or Delete
- To select photos you want to use, either touch each individual photo or
choose Select All
- To select photos you want to use, either touch each individual photo or
choose Select All
- Save your photos onto a Micro SD card in a folder called Photos
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Insert your SD card into the slot on the side of the panel and touch Add
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Touch each photo you wish to choose or choose Select All
- Choose one of the following
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Add: this adds the photos you selected (does not delete the
photos already on the panel)
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Replace: this deletes the photos already on the panel and
replaces
them with the new photos that were selected
- Wait at least 60 seconds after the photos copies before removing the SD card
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Add: this adds the photos you selected (does not delete the
photos already on the panel)
Change Volume of Chimes and Sounds
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Swipe down on the bar on top of screen
- Touch Settings
- On the right, touch Advanced Settings
- Enter a master user code
- Tap Sound to reach volume controls
- At the right of Volume, use drop down menu to adjust the level of chimes, beeps, voices, media
To adjust the volume of chimes and sounds on the Panel
Neighbor Info
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Swipe down
on the bar at the top of the screen
- Touch Settings
- Touch Advanced
Settings
- Enter a master code
- Touch System
Tests
- Select Z-Wave
Tests
- Select Neighbor
Info
- Touch View next to any device and a pop up appears with the Neighbor info
Use Neighbor Info to view which devices can view each other. This helps when testing the range of a Z-Wave device.
When the Alarm Goes Off
- There is a loud siren from your panel (and ancillary siren if you have one)
- You will get notifications and video clips to provide visual verification and more information about the sensor that triggered the alarm
- You will have an option to cancel or confirm the alarm from the Wave Smart Home app
- Wave’s monitoring station will call you. You will need to provide the correct passcode and then can confirm or cancel the alarm for dispatch of emergency services
Emergency Panic Alarms
- When there is an emergency and the system is not armed or a sensor did not trigger, you can send a manual emergency panic alarm
- The user can speak to the security monitoring agent from the speakers and built in microphone
- Touch the alarm icon on the bottom right corner of the screen
- Select the type of emergency
you are experiencing
- You can also send a silent alarm if needed
- You can also send a silent alarm if needed
- When an alarm is triggered, the panel sounds the siren and displays a red alarm screen
- Users can speak to a security monitoring agent from the panel
- Users can speak to a security monitoring agent from the panel
- To Cancel or Dismiss an alarm, a valid user code must be entered
- Be ready to provide your verbal password to the security monitoring agent
- If you are not able to give the correct verbal password, authorities may be contacted
- Be ready to provide your verbal password to the security monitoring agent
- False alarms use valuable public service resources and can eventually erode your relationship with local authorities
- In some areas, authorities even charge a fee for false dispatches to emergency services
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Use the system regularly to become familiar with it's operation
- Ensure everyone with access to the home has a valid access code and knows how to use the system
- Make sure the doors used the most are set up with delays that give enough time to disarm the system when opening them
- Use alternative methods to arm and disarm such as the mobile app
It's important to Prevent a false alarms:
Rediscovering the Network after Moving Z-Wave Devices
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Swipe down on the bar at the top / middle of the screen
to access the Settings tray
- Touch Settings
- Touch Advanced Settings
- Enter a master user code
- Touch System Tests
- Choose Z-Wave Tests
- Choose Rediscover Network
- Select a single device or all, and then select Rediscover
- A result including a time stamp will appear under Status
- If a test fails, relocate device, change batteries and/or rediscover
network
- Troubleshoot the WiFi network if all else fails
After installing or moving a Z-Wave device one should always “Rediscover the Network”. This maps and ensures all devices have the most efficient communication path leading back to the panel
Rebooting / Powering Down
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Swipe down on the bar at the top / middle of the screen to access the Settings
tray
- Touch Settings
- Touch Advanced Settings
- Enter a master user code
- Select Panel Reboot
- Press OK to continue on the pop up window asking Do you want to reboot the panel?
- Wait for the panel to restart (about 45 seconds until back on to the home screen)
- The window message will change to Power Off - Shutting Down with a spinning blue circle icon
- The screen will turn off and the status LED will turn solid red for 10
seconds
- The LED will start flashing green rapidly, then slow flash green
- The screen will display Initializing the App
- Then the Home Screen will return and the LED will go to solid green.
- The window message will change to Power Off - Shutting Down with a spinning blue circle icon
Performing these steps reset may result in data corruption and/or panel failure. Use this process only in extreme cases when absolutely necessary.
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Model: IQ Panel 2
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