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Details the core capabilities and operational principles of the Olymbros Z3 Trail Monitor system, including sensor detection and signal transmission.
Lists key technical details such as detecting angle, range, communication range, battery life, and waterproof rating.
Provides step-by-step instructions for installing the 9V battery into the Olymbros Z3 sensor.
Guides on powering up the sensor and optimal placement for effective motion detection.
Explains the watch's LCD interface, button functions, and navigation for system control.
Outlines how to access and navigate the primary settings and options available on the receiver watch.
Details the procedure for connecting the wireless sensors to the receiver watch.
Covers viewing event logs, deleting records, and managing sensor pairing history.
Instructions for setting device numbers, alarm modes, and other watch-specific parameters.
Guides for setting the watch's date/time and managing sensor connection status.
Information on checking software version and performing a system reset to default settings.
A streamlined process for getting the system operational, from charging to mounting sensors.
Describes how the watch indicates low battery status for the sensors and their meaning.
Important safety information, device limitations (e.g., PIR detection), and warranty details.
Regulatory compliance information, including labelling requirements and modification warnings.
Details the core capabilities and operational principles of the Olymbros Z3 Trail Monitor system, including sensor detection and signal transmission.
Lists key technical details such as detecting angle, range, communication range, battery life, and waterproof rating.
Provides step-by-step instructions for installing the 9V battery into the Olymbros Z3 sensor.
Guides on powering up the sensor and optimal placement for effective motion detection.
Explains the watch's LCD interface, button functions, and navigation for system control.
Outlines how to access and navigate the primary settings and options available on the receiver watch.
Details the procedure for connecting the wireless sensors to the receiver watch.
Covers viewing event logs, deleting records, and managing sensor pairing history.
Instructions for setting device numbers, alarm modes, and other watch-specific parameters.
Guides for setting the watch's date/time and managing sensor connection status.
Information on checking software version and performing a system reset to default settings.
A streamlined process for getting the system operational, from charging to mounting sensors.
Describes how the watch indicates low battery status for the sensors and their meaning.
Important safety information, device limitations (e.g., PIR detection), and warranty details.
Regulatory compliance information, including labelling requirements and modification warnings.
The Olymbros Model Z3 Trail Monitor is a wireless infrared sensing system designed for various security and monitoring applications, including hunting alarms, camping security, burglar alarms, and general home, ranch, warehouse, yard, or driveway security. The system consists of wireless infrared sensors and a wristwatch receiver, providing real-time alerts for detected movement.
The Z3 system utilizes wireless infrared sensors to detect movement within a 60-foot (20-meter) range. These sensors have a wide detecting angle of 120 degrees both vertically and horizontally, ensuring comprehensive coverage. Upon detecting movement, the sensors transmit an alert signal to the wristwatch receiver, which can be located up to 650 feet (200 meters) away. The wristwatch receiver is designed to provide timely alerts, preparing the user before a target comes within range. The alert signal is highly customizable, allowing users to program it to be audible (beep), visual (LED flash), vibrate, or any combination of these modes. The system supports extensive connectivity, enabling up to 100 sensors to be connected to a single receiver watch, thereby covering a large area. Conversely, multiple receiver watches can be connected to several sensors, allowing groups of people to monitor the same area simultaneously.
The Olymbros Z3 sensor is powered by a 9V battery. To install, open the battery cover with a flat-blade screwdriver and insert a 9V carbon battery. It is crucial to ensure the sensors are turned off when installing or removing the battery. After battery installation, slide the power switch to the ON position. The LED indicator will flash red briefly, then disappear, indicating the sensors are powered up. For optimal performance, sensors should be placed on a tree approximately 3-9 feet high at a slight downward angle. The antenna should always be positioned on the LEFT side when mounting. The sensors can also be placed outside homes, campsites, yards, garages, or driveways to detect movement from humans, cars, and animals, enhancing safety. After the sensor starts working, the red LED light will flash after each trigger within one minute but will cease flashing after one minute.
The wristwatch receiver features an LCD display interface with buttons for navigation and control: ESC (ON/OFF), MENU, UP, and DOWN.
Accessed by pressing the "MENU" button, this menu offers several options:
The 9V batteries in the sensors typically last 4-6 months. The system provides low battery alerts in five modes:
General| Brand | Olymbros |
|---|---|
| Model | Z3 |
| Category | Measuring Instruments |
| Language | English |
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