STARK TECHNOLOGIES HY-6107S Solar Outdoor Wireless Acousto Optic Siren Instruction Manual

: June 14, 2024
: STARK TECHNOLOGIES

Table of Contents

STARK TECHNOLOGIES HY-6107S Solar Outdoor Wireless Acousto Optic Siren
Product Information
Operation Instruction
Brief Introduction
Main Features
Interface definition ****
Operation Instruction
- Enroll Remote Control
Copy the siren address
Recovery Factory Default
Technical parameter
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STARK TECHNOLOGIES HY-6107S Solar Outdoor Wireless Acousto Optic Siren

Product Information

The Solar Outdoor Wireless Acousto-optic Siren ST-6107S is a networking accessory that needs to be used with the company’s gateway. It adopts 8-bit MCU technology and is equipped with 8 LED lights, 2 105dB buzzers, and a built-in lithium battery. The siren uses solar energy to charge, eliminating the need for an external power supply. It is a wireless system that can connect with the alarm host via wireless transmission. The siren can also be used as an alarm host and a repeater. It is widely used in banks, shops, and villas.

Main Features:
- 8-bit MCU technology
- 8 LED lights
- 2 105dB buzzers
- Built-in lithium battery
- Solar powered
- Wireless transmission
- Can be used as an alarm host and a repeater
Transmitting Mode:
- ON: Turn on the transmitting mode
- OFF: Turn off the transmitting mode
Alarm output time:
- The 30S: 30 seconds of alarm sound
- 3MIN: 3 minutes of alarm sound
Status Light:
- Flashes once every 5 seconds: The siren / the alarm host is at arm status
- Light bright 1 second: The siren is transmitting
- Light OFF: The siren/ the alarm host is at disarm or unknown status
Working Mode:
- Blue: The indicator light is blue
- Red: The indicator light is red
- Red+Blue: The indicator light is red+blue
- Attention: After the alarm time, if you don’t disarm, the indicator light will flash once every 2 seconds to remind you that the system has been triggered. The reminder time will last for 1 hour.

Operation Instruction

Enroll Remote Control:
- Step 1: Under the normal status without alarm event, press the SET button for 3 seconds until you hear a short Di sound and see the red indicator light bright. This means the siren is in enrolling status. You can start to enroll the remote control by pressing any button on the remote control.
- Step 2: If you want to enroll in the next remote control, please press the NEXT button to move to the next one.
Delete Remote Control:
- In the remote control enrolling status, press the NEXT button for 3 seconds to delete the existing remote control. After you hear 2 short Di sounds from the siren and the indicator starts flashing, the deletion is successful.
Exit Remote Control Enrollment:
- In the remote control enrolling status, short press the SET button twice to exit.
FAQ:
- Q: Can the siren be used without the company’s gateway?
- A: No, the siren needs to be used with the company’s gateway to function properly.
- Q: Can the siren be used as a standalone alarm system?
- A: Yes, the siren can be used as a standalone alarm system by connecting it with wireless accessories such as remote controls and detectors.
- Q: What is the range of the wireless transmission?
- A: The siren can effectively increase the wireless launch distance as a repeater, but the exact range depends on various factors such as the environment and obstacles.

Brief Introduction

The solar outdoor wireless acoustic-optic siren (hereafter called siren) adopts 8-bit MCU technology, built-in 8 LED lights, 2 105dB buzzers, and 1 built-in lithium battery.
Using solar energy to charge, without an external power supply. It is an entire wireless system.
The siren not only can connect with the alarm host via wireless transmission, but also can be used as an alarm host and a repeater. It is widely used in banks, shops villas etc.
When the siren works with a wireless alarm host by wireless transmission, the alarm host can input the siren’s address, or directly learn with the siren.
The siren’s tamper alarm, AC information, and battery voltage information are all transmitted to the alarm host via a wireless signal.
Then the alarm host notifies the user about the alarm information via SMS, center, and voice.
The siren also can indicate alarm host arm / disarm status.
Users can buy the relative remote controls and detectors according to their demand when the siren is used as the alarm host.
It can connect with these wireless accessories and become a powerful independent alarm system.
The siren can also be used as a repeater, which can increase the wireless launch distance effectively.

Main Features

Used as a repeater, it can transmit 16 wireless accessories.
3 colors of indicator lights flashing modes. ( Red/ Blue/ Red+Blue )
Design for preventing the siren from being removed maliciously.
Acousto-optic notice when operating Arm /Disarm.
Status reports including the alarm from the siren itself, tamper alarm
Support 8 remote controls, and 16 detectors. The last 4 wireless zones for 24 hours defend.
Two optional ways to enroll: by the trigger button or by inputting the siren address code.
105dB alarm sound, flashing lights, a strong deterrent.
Built-in 2600mAh 3.7V 18650 lithium battery, up to 60 days of standby time.
Built-in balance device, convenient to install in the horizontal direction.

Interface definition ****

Transmitting Mode
- ON: Turn on the transmitting mode
Alarm output time
- OFF: Turn off the transmitting mode
- 30S: 30 seconds of alarm sound 3MIN: 3 minutes of alarm sound
Status Light
- Flashes once every 5 seconds: The siren / the alarm host is at arm status
- Light bright 1 second: The siren is transmitting
- Light OFF: The siren/ the alarm host is at disarm or unknown status
Working Mode
- Blue: The indicator light is blue
- Red: The indicator light is red
- Red+Blue: The indicator light is red+blue
- Attention: After the alarm time, if you don’t disarm, the indicator light will flash once every 2s to remind you that the system has been triggered. The reminder time will last for 1 hour.

Operation Instruction

Remote Control

Enroll Remote Control

Step1: Under the normal status without alarm event, long press the “SET” button with 3s until hear a short “Di” and a red indicator light, it means the siren is in enrolling status, and the user can start to enroll remote control, press any button of remote control to enroll.
Step 2: If the user wants to enroll in the next remote control, please press the “NEXT” button to the next one.

Attention: If the red indicator light is flashing, it means the current remote control has not been enrolled and the user can press any button of the remote control to enroll. If enrollment succeeds, the siren will prompt a short “Di”, meanwhile red indicator light will turn flashing into a long bright, which means remote control enrollment succeeded. If the red indicator light is too bright, it means the current address has been already enrolled. The user should delete the previous one to re-enrolling. I heard 5 short “Di”, which means the remote control has already been enrolled.

Delete Remote Control
In the remote control enrolling status, press the “NEXT” button with 3s to delete the existing remote control. After the user heard 2 short “Di” from the siren and the indicator turned long bright into flashing, deletion is successful.

Exit Remote Control Enrollment
In the remote control enrolling status, short press the “SET” button twice to exit.

Detector Enroll Detector

Step 1: Under remote controller enrolling status, press the “SET” button once, The blue indicator light is bright, which means the siren is in enrolling status, and then the user can start to enroll detectors.
Step 2: If the user wants to enroll the next detector, please short press the “NEXT” button on the 2″‘ detector.

Attention: If the current blue indicator light is flashing, it means the current detector has not yet been enrolled and the user can enable the detector to transmit the alarm signal to be enrolled. If enrollment succeeds, the siren will prompt a short “Di”, meanwhile blue indicator light will turn flashing into a long bright, it means successful enrollment of the detector. If the current blue indicator light is too bright, it means the current detector has been already enrolled. The user should delete the previous one before re-enrolling. If heard 5 short “Di”, it means the detector has already been enrolled.

Delete Detector
In the detector enrolling status, press the “NEXT” button with 3s to delete the existing detector. After the user heard 2 short “Di”
and the blue indicator light turned long bright into flashing, deletion is successful.

Exit Detector Enrollment
In the detector enrolling status, short press the “SET” button once to exit.

Enroll Siren
Under siren standby status, short press the “ENROLL” button once, siren will emit a wireless enrolled signal to the host, then the alarm host enters siren enrolled status, when a user hears a short “Di” from the alarm host, it means siren enrollment succeed.

Repeater

Enroll Repeater

Step 1: Long press the “SET” and “NEXT” buttons for 3 seconds at the same time, after hearing a short “Di”, the siren enters the repeater enrollment. The red and blue indicator light refers to the current repeater which needs to be transmitted\ is enrolled.
Step 2: If the user wants to enroll in the next one, please short-press the “NEXT” button to the 2″‘ repeater.

Attention: If the current red and blue indicator light is flashing, it means the current repeater has not yet been enrolled and the user can trigger the repeater. If enrollment succeeds, the siren will prompt a short “Di”, meanwhile red and blue indicator light will turn flashing into a long bright, which means successful enrollment of the repeater. If the red and blue indicator light is long and bright, it means the current repeater has been already enrolled. The user should delete the previous one before re-enrolling. I heard 5 short “Di”, it means the repeater has already been enrolled.

Delete Repeater
In the repeater enrolling status, press the “NEXT” button with 3s to delete the existing repeater. After the user heard 2 short “Di” and the blue indicator light turned long bright into flashing, deletion is successful.
Exit Repeater Enrollment
In the repeater enrolling status, short-press the “SET” button once to exit.

Copy the siren address

Copy the siren address

Press the “ENROLL” and “NEXT” keys for 3 seconds at the same time, hear the one short “beep”, enter the copy alarm address status, and the red and blue light of the siren is on.
If the red and blue indicator is flashing, it means the factory address.
Then long press the “ENROLL” button, and short press the “ENROLL” button of the siren which you want to copy; if the copy is successful, the alarm will prompt one short “Beep”, while the alarm red and blue indicator will stop flashing into a long light, suggesting that the transponder replication is successful; if the alarm red and blue indicator is long bright, indicating that the current address of the siren has been copied, the user must deleting first and then you can re-copy.

Delete the copy siren address
Press the “NEXT” key for 3 seconds to clear the copy address of the siren and return to the factory address, and will prompt the two short “beeps” and the siren’s red and blue indicator changes from long bright to Flash, indicating delete success.
Exit the copy siren address
In the copy siren address state, short press the “SET” key, which will exit the copy siren address state.

Recovery Factory Default

In stand-by status, long press “SET” and “ENROLL”, until hear 2 short “Di”, It means that the siren has been back to factory default.

Technical parameter

Size specification:
- 320mm
- 213mm
- 94mm
- (length width thickness)
Battery: 2600mAh 3. 7V 18650 lithium battery
Alarm current: S400mA
Stand-by time: ,(60 days (without sunlight) Siren alarm sound: 105dB
Wireless Working Frequency: 433.92MHz Wireless Emitting Distance: ,(400 ( in the open area)
Wireless Receiving Distance: ,(400 (in the open area)
Use environment: working temperature -20°C- +55°C relative humidity 40 – 80%