MotionCam Outdoor (PhOD) Jeweller user manual

Functional elements

1. Hood for protecting the camera and anti-masking sensors from rain and snow.
2. Camera.
3. LED indicator.
4. Motion detector lens.
5. IR backlight. It is used for night photos and low light conditions.
6. SmartBracket mounting panel. To remove the panel, slide it down.
7. Perforated part of the mounting panel. Necessary for tamper triggering in case of any attempt to detach the detector from the surface. Do not break it off.
8. The hole for attaching the SmartBracket mounting panel with a screw.
9. Power button.
10. Tamper button. Triggers when an attempt to detach the detector from the surface or remove the mounting panel.
11. Detector’s QR code / identifier. Used to connect MotionCam Outdoor (PhOD) Jeweller to the Ajax system.
12. Detection distance scrollbar.

Compatible hubs and range extenders

MotionCam Outdoor (PhOD) Jeweller requires a hub to operate. The list of compatible hubs and range extenders is available below:

Connection to other hubs, radio signal range extenders, ocBridge Plus, and uartBridge is not provided.

Operating principle

MotionCam Outdoor (PhOD) Jeweller is a wireless motion detector supporting photo verification. It detects motion with two built-in infrared (IR) sensors by capturing moving objects with temperatures close to the human body. After a motion is detected, the built-in camera takes a series of photos, allowing you to dynamically assess what is happening at the site, saving users from unnecessary anxiety and security companies from false calls of patrol.

As soon as an armed detector detects motion, it instantly sends an alarm to the hub, activating the connected sirens, triggering scenarios, and notifying users and the security company. All MotionCam Outdoor (PhOD) Jeweller alarms and events are recorded in the notification feed of the Ajax app.

Users know exactly where motion is detected. The notifications contain the hub’s name (name of the secured facility), name of the device, and virtual room to which the detector is assigned.

Photo verification

Photo verification allows assessing what is happening in the secured facility. The built-in camera can take from 1 to 5 images with a resolution of 320 × 176 and up to 3 images with 640 × 352 pixels. The number of photos and their resolution are set in the detector settings.

MotionCam Outdoor (PhOD) Jeweller can transmit visual confirmations of alarms and show the reason of the alarms from other Ajax devices. Photo verification allows you to take an on-demand photo at any time to check the situation at the facility, find out the cause of the alarm, or see what the children are doing.​​

The detector has an infrared backlight for shooting in the dark, which activates insufficient light. MotionCam Outdoor (PhOD) Jeweller takes black and white photos when shooting in these conditions.

There are fourtypes of photo verification: photo by alarm, photo by scenario, photo on demand, and photo by schedule.

Photo by Alarm

If the Photo by Alarm feature is configured in the MotionCam Outdoor (PhOD) Jeweller settings, the detector alarms in the Ajax apps are accompanied by photos or an animated series, depending on the selected viewing mode. The detector takes a photo only when armed.

Click on the MotionCam Outdoor (PhOD) Jeweller alarm notification in the event feed to view the photos. Photos are available to all users with access to the event feed.

A series of photos are played back in the application as animation. It helps to evaluate the unfolding of the incident over time. You can also view all the photos individually by clicking on the icon at the bottom of the screen.

You can save photo verification as video or images by clicking the download icon.

Photo on Demand

The Photo on Demand feature allows users to take pictures with the built-in cameras of detectors with photo verification. With this feature, you can check the situation at the facility: find out what the children are doing, check if your pet is OK, or simply monitor the situation at home. Depending on the settings, photos can be taken at any time or when MotionCam Outdoor (PhOD) Jeweller is armed.

By default, the Photo on Demand feature is disabled for all users. Users with the right to manage privacy settings (hub settings, Privacy section) determine who can take and view photos on demand and which detectors with photo verification can take pictures. PRO users cannot manage privacy settings, but they can take photos on demand if granted permission.

Privacy settings do not apply to photos taken by detectors triggered in case of an alarm. All system users who have access to the hub event feed can view the photos taken in case of an alarm.

Photo by Scenario

The Photo by Scenario feature allows creating a scenario for motion detectors with photo verification, according to which they will take pictures in case of alarm from other Ajax devices.

By default, the Allow Photo by Scenario option is disabled for all detectors. A hub admin or a user with access to privacy settings can enable it.

In the system settings, you can also set precisely when a detector with photo verification can take pictures according to a scenario: always or when MotionCam Outdoor (PhOD) Jeweller is armed.

Photos by scenario are available to all system users with access to the event feed. The event of taking a photo after the alarm from specified devices is sent to the security company monitoring station via SIA DC-09 (SIA-DCS) and other proprietary protocols. The event code is 730.

The photos taken by scenario are available to the CMS engineers if the CMS software supports photo verification. Photos by scenario are also available in the PRO Desktop app.

Photo by Schedule

The Photo by Schedule feature allows you to create a scenario for motion detectors with photo verification. These detectors will take pictures by schedule.

Enable the Allow Photo by Scenarios option before creating a scheduled scenario. A hub admin or a user with access to privacy settings can enable this option.

You can precisely set when a detector with photo verification can take pictures according to a scheduled scenario: always or when it is armed.

Photos taken by schedule are available to all system users with access to the event feed. The event of taking a photo is sent to the CMS via SIA DC-09 (SIA-DCS) and other proprietary protocols. The event code is 731.

If the CMS software supports photo verification, photos taken by schedule are available to the CMS engineers. These photos are also available in PRO Desktop.

Photo delivery time

The photo delivery time to Ajax apps depends on the selected resolution, detector connection method (the detector connects to the hub directly or via the range extender), Wings signal strength, and the Internet connection speed. The alarm messages are delivered immediately.

* The detector needs up to 3 seconds to start the Photo on Demand shooting.
** The delivery time of one photo when the signal strength between the hub and the detector is 2–3 bars, and the hub is connected via Ethernet, Wi-Fi or 4G.
*** Values ​​were calculated with a signal strength of 3 bars between ReX 2 and the detector or between the hub and ReX 2. The hub works via Ethernet, Wi-Fi or 4G.
**** Values were calculated with a signal strength of 3 bars between ReX 2 and the detector. The hub is connected via Ethernet, Wi-Fi or 4G.

Jeweller and Wings data transfer protocols

Jeweller and Wings are two-way wireless data transfer protocols that provide fast and reliable communication between hub and devices. The detector uses Jeweller to transmit alarms and events. Wings are used to transmit photos.

Both protocols support encryption and authentication to prevent forgery. Connection with devices is monitored via a hub–detector polls system. Their statuses are displayed in real-time in the Ajax apps. The polling frequency is set by a user or a PRO with system configuration rights.

Protection against false alarms

MotionCam Outdoor (PhOD) Jeweller uses the SmartDetect algorithm like other Ajax indoor detectors.

With the SmartDetect algorithm, the detector instantly analyses the thermal diagram read by the sensor:

• The intensity of infrared radiation.
• Size of the heat spot.
• Speed of movement.
• Time spent in the detection area.
• Other parameters.

Usually, at this point, the detector is ready to make a decision: ignore or raise the alarm. But if the situation is quite not clear, the detector activates the two-step LISA algorithm. As soon as both infrared (IR) sensors detect movement, LISA performs correlation and spectral analysis of the signals to instantly distinguish between real threats and interferences.

Correlation analysis

When motion is detected, the LISA algorithm analyses and compares the waveforms of two signals from the infrared sensors in real time. If waveforms are similar, the detector raises the alarm.

Spectral analysis

When both IR sensors detect motion, but correlation analysis does not reveal sufficient similarity of waveforms, LISA compares the frequency components of the signals.

Protection against faster battery discharging

To prevent rapid battery discharge, MotionCam Outdoor (PhOD) with firmware version 7.58.5.14 and higher has the Notify on incorrect installation setting. Once the device detects that it is installed incorrectly, system users will receive notifications in Ajax apps, and similar information will be displayed in the device states.

Upon motion detection by one of the IR sensors, the detector takes photos. If the detector verifies the alarm, photos and the alarm are sent to the central monitoring station and Ajax apps; otherwise, the photos are deleted. In case of the detector’s incorrect installation and a high frequency of filtered-out triggers by the LISA algorithm, the battery life of the detector decreases. Enable the Notify on incorrect installation feature in the device settings to save the battery charge.

Consider changing the device placement if you receive a notification about incorrect installation.

Pet immunity

When properly installed and configured, MotionCam Outdoor (PhOD) Jeweller does not react to animals up to 80 cm tall. The weight of the animal makes no difference.

To effectively ignore all outdoor-typical interference, these detectors are equipped with two infrared sensors that read signals from two areas of space. They will raise the alarm if both sensors detect motion simultaneously.

If the detector is installed correctly at the height of 0.8–1.3 meters from the ground level, animals can enter the detection zone of only one of the detector’s sensors. This is why MotionCam Outdoor (PhOD) Jeweller rejects such triggers as false and does not raise the alarm.

Temperature compensation

Temperature compensation is a software mechanism that allows you to maintain the thermal diagram contrast even if the ambient temperature is close to the human body temperature.

With each ambient temperature measurement, the detector introduces a correction according to the table of coefficients stored in its memory — increases or decreases the sensitivity of the IR sensors. This allows the detector to effectively identify motion over the entire operating temperature range from –25°C to +50°C.

Protection against masking

Masking is an attempt to block the view of the detector by painting over it, covering it, placing an obstacle in front of the detector’s lens, or otherwise.

MotionCam Outdoor (PhOD) Jeweller detects the following types of masking:

• Obstacle in front of the detector lens at a distance of up to 10 cm (the maximum distance depends on the type of material).
• Painting over the detector lens.
• Sticking over the detector lens.

* The maximum time for masking detection is 180 seconds (depends on the type of obstacle and the distance to it).

The system informs the users and the security company about masking. For additional protection and informing, siren response to masking in the detector settings can be enabled.

A Hood visor is provided and included in the detector kit for additional protection of the camera and the masking-detection system from false alarms in case of heavy rain or snow.

Sending events to the CMS

The Ajax system can transmit alarms and events to the PRO Desktop monitoring app as well as the central monitoring station (CMS) via SurGard (Contact ID), SIA DC-09 (SIA-DCS), ADEMCO 685 and other proprietary protocols. A list of all supported protocols is available by the link.

MotionCam Outdoor (PhOD) Jeweller transmits the following events to the monitoring station:

1. Motion alarm.
2. Masking alarm.
3. MotionCam Outdoor (PhOD) Jeweller visual alarm verifications.
4. Photo by Scenario.
5. Tamper alarm/recovery.
6. Hub connection loss/restoration.
7. Permanently enabling/disabling of the detector.
8. Unsuccessful attempt to arm the security system (with the system integrity check enabled).

When an alarm is received, the security company monitoring station operator knows what happened and where to send the fast response team. The addressability of Ajax devices allows sending events, the type of the device, the name and group assigned to it, and the room to the PRO Desktop and the CMS. The list of transmitted data may differ depending on the monitoring station software and the selected communication protocol.

Sending photo confirmations to the CMS

Photos from the motion detector are transmitted to the security company station if the CMS software supports the reception of photo verifications. A list of such CMSs is available by the link. At the same time, Ajax PRO Desktop supports receiving photo verifications without additional setup.

Adding a device

Before adding a device

1. Install the Ajax app.
2. Create an account if you don’t have one. Add a compatible hub to the app, make the necessary settings, and create at least one virtual room.
3. Ensure that the hub is on and has Internet access via Ethernet and/or mobile network. You can do this in the Ajax app or by looking at the LED indicator on the hub. It should light up white or green.
4. Ensure the hub is disarmed and does not start updates by checking its status in the Ajax app.

How to connect MotionCam Outdoor (PhOD) Jeweller

1. Open the Ajax app. If you have access to more than one hub or using the PRO app, select the hub to which you want to connect the MotionCam Outdoor (PhOD) Jeweller.
2. Go to the Devices menu. Click Add Device.
3. Specify the name of the detector. Select a virtual room and a group if group mode is enabled. Scan the QR code or enter the detector’s ID manually. ID is placed on the detector’s body and packaging.
   

   

4. Press Add.
5. Switch on the device by holding the power button for 3 seconds.

The connected detector will appear in the list of hub devices in the Ajax app. Updating the statuses of devices in the list depends on the Jeweller settings; the default value is 36 seconds.

If the connection fails, turn off the detector and try again. If the maximum number of devices has already been added to the hub (depending on the hub model), you will receive a notification in the app during the adding.

MotionCam Outdoor (PhOD) Jeweller only works with one hub. When connected to a new hub, the detector stops sending commands to the old one. When added to a new hub, the detector is not removed from the device list of the old hub. This must be done through the Ajax app.

Malfunctions

When a device detects a malfunction (e.g., there is no connection with the hub via the Jeweller protocol), the Ajax app displays a malfunction counter in the device field. All faults are shown in the detector states. Fields with faults are highlighted in red.

A malfunction is displayed if:

• The detector temperature is out of acceptable limits: below –25°C and above +60°C.
• The detector enclosure is open (tamper is triggered).
• No connection with the hub or radio signal range extender via Jeweller.
• No connection with the hub or radio signal range extender via Wings.
• The detector battery is low.

Icons

The icons represent some of the MotionCam Outdoor (PhOD) Jeweller states. They can be viewed in the Ajax apps on the Devices tab. To access them:

1. Sign in to the Ajax app.
2. Select the hub if you have several of them or using a PRO app.
3. Go to the Devices tab.

States

The states display information about the device and its operating parameters. MotionCam Outdoor (PhOD) Jeweller states are available in the Ajax apps. To view them:

1. Sign in to the Ajax app.
2. Select the hub if you have several of them or using a PRO app.
3. Go to the Devices menu.
4. Select MotionCam Outdoor (PhOD) Jeweller from the list.

Settings

To change the detector settings in the Ajax app:

1. Select the hub if you have several of them or using a PRO app.
2. Go to the Devices tab.
3. Select MotionCam Outdoor (PhOD) Jeweller from the list.
4. Go to Settings by clicking on the gear icon .
5. Set the required parameters.
6. Click Back to save the new settings.

Setting up the Photo on Demand feature

A hub admin or a user with access to privacy settings can enable and configure the Photos on Demand feature. To do this, in the Ajax app:

1. Select the facility if you have several of them.
2. Go to the Devices tab and select a hub.
3. Click the gear icon to go to the hub Settings.
4. Select the Privacy menu and enable the Allow Photos on Demand option.
5. Select the user category:
   • Users.
   • Installers (PRO app users).
6. Select a specific user or a PRO. A list of cameras, DVRs, and detectors with photo verification added to the hub will open.
7. Select the detector to which you want to provide access.
8. Enable the Take & View Photo option.
9. Specify when the user can take on-demand photos: always or when the detector is armed.
10. Click Back to save the settings.
11. Repeat steps 6–10 for other detectors you want to provide access. The blue icon marks detectors to which the user already has access.

After saving the privacy settings, all users with access to the event feed will receive a notification about who has received access rights and which user has granted these rights.

Setting up the Photo by Scenario feature

A hub admin or a user with access to privacy settings can enable the Photo by Scenario feature. To do this, in the Ajax app:

1. Select the facility if you have several of them.
2. Go to the Devices tab and select a hub.
3. Click on the gear icon to go to the hub Settings.
4. Select the Privacy menu and enable the Allow Photos by Scenario option.
5. Click Back to save the settings.

How to create a scenario for taking photos in case of alarms from specified devices

A hub admin or PRO with system configuration rights can create and set up a scenario. To do this:

1. In the Ajax app, select the facility if you have several of them or if you are using a PRO app.
2. Go to the Devices tab and select a detector with photo verification.
3. Click on the gear icon to go to the detector settings.
4. Select the Scenarios item from the list.
5. Define Ajax devices and the types of alarms for which the detectors will take photos.
6. Click Next.
7. Specify:
   • Name of the scenario.
   • The number of devices that trigger a scenario (available if there are two or more Ajax devices in the system):

     Any — the scenario will be triggered when at least one device is alarmed.
     All selected — the scenario will be triggered when all selected devices are alarmed.

   • Triggering time for all devices (available if, in the Devices triggering the scenario block, the All selected option is specified).
   • When the detector can take photos: always or when it is armed. By default, the detector takes photos by scenario only in the armed mode.
     

     Note that only the hub admin can specify when the detector takes photos.

8. Click Save. The scenario will appear in the list of device scenarios.

To delete or edit a scenario, click on it in the list. You can also disable the scenario with a toggle next to the scenario name: its settings will be saved but not executed after the alarm from other devices.

Setting up the Photo by Schedule feature

A hub admin or PRO with system configuration rights can create and set up a scheduled scenario. To do this:

1. Open the Ajax app and select the facility if you have several or if you are using the Ajax PRO app.
2. Go to the Devices tab and select a detector with photo verification.
3. Click on the gear icon to go to the detector Settings.
4. Select the Scenarios item from the list.
5. Select the scenario type By Schedule.
6. Specify:
   • Name of the scenario.
   • Device action — only Take photo by default. The quantity of photos equals the quantity of Photos on Demand in settings.
   • Execution time — 24h or 12h format, depending on the device time format. Click the field to set the defined time for the detector.
   • Repeat — click the field to set the day of the week.
   • When the detector can take photos: always or when the system is armed. By default, MotionCam (PhOD) Jeweller takes photos by schedule only in the armed mode.
     

     Note that only the hub admin can specify when the detector takes photos.

7. Click Save. The scenario will appear in the list of device scenarios.

Indication

The MotionCam Outdoor (PhOD) Jeweller LED indicator may light up red or green depending on the detector’s status. The indication can be disabled in the detector settings.

Indication upon pressing the power button

Enabled detector indication

Functionality testing

The Ajax system provides several types of tests to make sure that the installation place is chosen correctly. MotionCam Outdoor (PhOD) Jeweller tests do not start immediately, but not later than over a single hub–detector ping interval (36 seconds by default). You can change the ping interval of devices in the Jeweller menu of the hub settings.

To run a test in the Ajax app:

1. Select the hub if you have several or use a PRO app.
2. Go to the Devices menu.
3. Select MotionCam Outdoor (PhOD) Jeweller from the list.
4. Go to Settings .
5. Choose a test:
   • Jeweller Signal Strength Test
   • Wings Signal Strength Test
   • Detection Zone Test
   • Attenuation Test
6. Run the test.

Selection of the installation location

MotionCam Outdoor (PhOD) Jeweller is suitable for protecting the territory of the protected object: private houses, parking lots, unheated premises, and other objects. The detector is suitable for installation both outdoors and indoors.

The detector is placed 0.8–1.3 meters above ground level. This height is a prerequisite for the effective work of the Pet immunity function. Installation at a different height can lead to incorrect detector operation; it will react to animals (false alarms) or will not detect human movement.

The detector should be installed on a flat, stable surface — for example, on the wall of a house or a solid fence. If the detector is installed on a shaky (unstable) surface, this will result in false alarms.

The detector’s body is placed so that the lens axis is parallel to the ground, and the intruder’s expected entry path runs perpendicular to the lens axis. If the area is not flat, the installation height is calculated from the area’s highest point monitored by the detector.

We recommend placing the detector in a corner so that it has no “blind” zones and is more complicated for an intruder to bypass — for example, in the corner of a fence. Furniture, plants, and ornamental and glass structures should not obstruct the view of the detector or its camera.

If the detector cannot be installed in a corner, it can be mounted on a flat vertical surface: a wall or a fence. In this case, install another detector that will overlap the blind spots of the first MotionCam Outdoor (PhOD) Jeweller.

When choosing the location of the detector, consider the parameters that affect its operation:

• Motion detector detection area.
• The viewing angle of the detector’s camera and the presence of obstacles in front of it.
• Jeweller and Wings signal strength.
• Distance between the detector and the hub.
• Presence of barriers for radio signal passage between devices: walls, interfloor ceilings, large objects located in the room.

Consider the recommendations for placement when developing the facility’s security system project. The security system must be designed and installed by specialists. The list of authorized Ajax partners is available here.

Signal strength

Jeweller and Wings signal strength is determined by the number of undelivered or corrupted data packages exchanged between the detector and the hub or the range extender within a certain time.

The icon in the Devices menu indicates the signal strength. The signal strength is also displayed in the detector states.

The value of the signal strength:

• Three bars — excellent signal strength.
• Two bars — good signal strength.
• One bar — low signal strength, stable operation is not guaranteed.
• Crossed out icon — no signal.

Check the Jeweller and Wings signal strength at the installation site. The detector should have a signal strength of 2 or 3 bars on both communication channels.

If the signal strength is as low as one or zero bars, we cannot guarantee the stable operation of the security system. Relocating the device as repositioning by even 20 cm can significantly improve the signal reception.

Detection zone

The detection distance is adjusted using the Detection Distance scrollbar on the rear panel of the detector. When choosing the installation location, consider the maximum detection range of the detector. It depends on the sensitivity, the position of the Detection Distance scrollbar, the type and speed of the person’s movement (running, walking), and the ambient temperature.

When selecting an installation location, also consider the horizontal viewing angle of the detector and the width and size of the detection area. Incorrect detector placement can lead to false alarms.

Also, refer to this table when choosing where to place the detector.

Avoid situations when the detector identifies movement at a greater distance than required. To do this, adjust and set the desired detection distance. This will reduce the likelihood of false alarms in response to external factors.

If you set the slider to the fifth bar (corresponding to the inscription far on the detector’s body), ensure that the detector’s visibility is limited. The best place to install the detector may be within an enclosed place. E.g., when the detection zone of the detector is limited by a fence or a wall of a building. This will also reduce the likelihood of false alarms on external factors: passing cars or other likely sources of false alarms.

Do not install the detector

1. Near the metal objects and mirrors. They can shield and attenuate the radio signal.
2. Opposite trees with leaves in the detection zone of both IR sensors of the detector. This can lead to false alarms in warm weather.
3. In places where the detection zone of the detector might include bushes 80 cm high or above. This can lead to false alarms in warm weather.
4. In places where objects and structures may obstruct the detector’s view — for example, behind a flower or a column. This way, the detector’s view will be limited, and it will be more difficult to detect motion.
5. In places where glass structures may obstruct the detector’s view. The detector doesn’t register any movement behind the glass.
6. In places with low or unstable signal strength.
7. Closer than 1 meter to the hub.

Detector installation

To install MotionCam Outdoor (PhOD) Jeweller:

1. Attach the SmartBracket panel with the bundled ties or other temporary fasteners. Installation height is 0.8–1.3 meters from ground level.
   

   To install the SmartBracket mount on ties, first, make holes in it.

2. Install the detector on the SmartBracket panel. Automatic calibration of the masking sensors will start.
3. Leave the detection zone, and make sure there is no movement within the detector’s field of view. This is necessary for the correct calibration of the masking sensors. The detector’s light will turn green and blink once per second during calibration. Calibration takes up to 2 minutes.
4. Run the Jeweller and Wings signal strength tests. The recommended value is two or three bars. If the signal strength is as low as one or zero bars, we cannot guarantee the stable operation of the security system. Relocating the device as repositioning by even 20 cm can significantly improve the signal reception. If the detector still has a low or unstable signal after moving, use ReX 2.
5. Run a detection zone test. To test the motion detector, walk within sight of the detector, watch the response of the LED indicator, and determine the detection area. Test the lower sensor first and then the upper one. This will help define and set the required maximum detection distance of the detector (determined by the lower sensor). Then, run the detection zone test for both sensors and the masking sensors test. If there is no response to movement, select another sensitivity level and detection distance (Detection Distance scrollbar), and check the tilt angle of the detector.
6. Take some test photos to ensure that the camera is capturing the desired area and that no obstacles are blocking its view.
7. Fasten the SmartBracket panel with the bundled screws using all fixation points. (One of them is in the perforated part of the mounting panel above the tamper.) When using other fasteners, ensure they do not damage or deform the mounting panel.

   You can mount the MotionCam Outdoor (PhOD) Jeweller detector on a vertical surface or in the corner with the mounting panel. SmartBracket has special holes that need to be drilled to fix the panel with the bundled screws.

8. Place the MotionCam Outdoor (PhOD) Jeweller on the mounting panel wait for the calibration to complete.
9. Tighten the screw on the bottom of the detector’s body. The screw is needed for more reliable fastening and protection of the detector from quick dismantling.
10. Check the tamper status in the Ajax app.

Maintenance

Check the functioning of the detector regularly. The optimal frequency of checks is once every three months. Clean the detector body of dust, cobwebs, and other contaminants as they emerge. Use a soft dry cloth suitable for equipment care.

Do not use substances that contain alcohol, acetone, petrol, or other active solvents to clean the detector. Wipe the lens gently, as scratches may impair the detector sensitivity.

The pre-installed batteries provide up to 3 years of the detector’s battery life at the rate of 1 alarm per day with the standard Jeweller settings (ping period – 36 seconds). The security system will send an appropriate notification if the detector batteries are nearly depleted. The LED will light up and go out gradually when the detector identifies any movement or if the tamper triggers.

MotionCam Outdoor (PhOD) Jeweller can work up to 2 months after the low battery signal. We recommend you replace the batteries immediately upon notification. It is advisable to use lithium batteries. They have a large capacity and are less affected by temperatures.

Technical specifications

Complete set

1. MotionCam Outdoor (PhOD) Jeweller.
2. SmartBracket mounting plate.
3. Hood visor.
4. Four CR123 batteries (pre-installed).
5. Installation kit.
6. Quick Start Guide.

Warranty

Warranty for the Limited Liability Company “Ajax Systems Manufacturing” products is valid for 2 years after the purchase.

If the device does not function correctly, please contact the Ajax Technical Support first. In most cases, technical issues can be resolved remotely.

Contact Technical Support:

• e-mail
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