First is the WiFi to connect from the BAT-Connect to the customer’s WiFi gateway, and second is the WiFi that supports the Touchpads. Q: The BAT-Connect has WiFi capability, how does this work?Ī: The BAT-Connect actually has two seperate WiFi features. The amounts depend on the volume of business a company does with Alula, where the wholesale charges are very competitive with similar services in the marketplace. Charges are for (1) Alarm Relay, (2) Cameras and (3) Home Automation.
#ALULA APP MANUAL REGISTRATION#
Q: What are the charges for Internet and Cellular service through Alula?Ī: Once you become a dealer, registration of the device can be easily made through Alula’s portal, even through Alula’s app using a smartphone. Q: I am new to Alula and want to get started, what is the first step?Ī: Click on the ‘Become a Dealer’ tab at the top of the page. Many central stations have a direct Internet communication to Alula, while others that do not will utilize dial-up communications to the central station’s alarm receiver. Signals are processed by Alula and then re-transmitted to the central station. The Internet is primary and auto-switchable to Cellular in the event the signal fails. Q: How are alarm signals transmitted from the alarm site?Ī: The BAT-Connect is dual-path. It is a good idea to have at least one remote antenna in inventory in case you need it.Ī: For compatible alarm control panels, the BAT-Connect will auto-program the alarm control using the keypad bus connection, programming the necessary fields for the alarm transmissions and virtual keypad.
However, if the installation is in a building that is blocking cellular signal or in a remote location where cellular signal is weak, the remote antenna may be necessary. Q: Do I need to order the external antenna?Ī: Most installations do not require an external antenna. Being connected to the Internet, via a Virtual Keypad connection through the Alula Security App, the alarm and home automation commands are very fast, usually responding in just one second. Q: How fast does the Virtual Keypad react to commands?Ī: Alula utilizes the Internet as a primary source of communication, and Cellular as a back-up.
#ALULA APP MANUAL FULL#
See the Compatibility Chart for full details. The BAT-Connect is connected by using a 4-conductor wire to the keypad bus. Q: What panels are supported for the Virtual Keypad feature?Ī: Most DSC, Honeywell and GE panels are supported. Once you are logged in you can put your alarm on TEST MODE temporarily.Q: What alarm control panels does the BAT-Connect work with?Ī: The BAT-Connect is universal, as it proves a ‘dialer capture’ for panels that transmit Contact ID format from the dialer output.
Register your alarm online at – you will need your account number (please add an R if your account begins with “21” or “89”) and the verbal passcode you set up initially.Call CMS back, confirm with them that they received the signals, request they take it off test mode and set back to regular alarm dispatch protocol.Set the alarm off by opening a door/window and let it go for approximately 1 minute.Arm your home security system as usual.
This is important because it will notify the monitoring station that your alarm will be triggered intentionally and they will not follow dispatch protocol. Inform them that you are running a monthly TEST on your alarm system.Please see the two options for testing your system below. This ensures that everything is working properly. We recommend that you conduct a monthly test on your alarm system.
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