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4.3.1 Alarm system features (overview) Smart plug is on*1 Registration mode Smart plug is out of range of the hub Connected electric device is drawing too much current or wattage*2 *1 You can configure the smart plug so that its LED indicator does not light when the smart plug is on. See 4.11.1 Device names, locations, and other settings (Page 68). *2 In this case, the smart plug will turn off automatically. To turn the smart plug on again, disconnect it from the power outlet, disconnect the connected electric device, and then connect it again. 4.3 Alarm system features 4.3.1 Alarm system features (overview) You can use the system as an alarm system. When the system's sensors are triggered, such as when motion is detected or when a window or door is opened, the system can: - send a notification to your mobile devices (4.2.2 Status notifications (Page 25)) - call a pre-programmed phone number (such as your mobile phone or work phone) and play a message to alert you to the situation (4.3.5 Alert by phone call (Page 32)) - execute a smart control program, such as recording camera images or turning on a smart plug (4.4.1 Smart control features (overview) (Page 33)) IMPORTANT • This system is an auxiliary system; it is not designed to provide complete protection from property loss. Panasonic will not be held responsible in the event that property loss occurs while this system is in operation. Alarm modes You can arm and disarm the alarm system by changing the alarm mode. When the alarm system is disarmed, all alarm system features are disabled. Sensors that can be used to trigger alarm system features The following sensors can be used to trigger alarm system features. - Window sensors and door sensors (KX-HNS101) - Motion sensors (KX-HNS102) - Built-in motion sensors in outdoor cameras (KX-HNC600) - Built-in motion sensors in indoor cameras (KX-HNC200) Note • The following sensors cannot be used to trigger alarm system features. - Built-in sound and temperature sensors in indoor cameras (KX-HNC200) - Built-in overcurrent and overwattage detection sensor in smart plugs (KX-HNA101) User's Guide 29

Section	Page
Table of Contents	2
1 Welcome to the Panasonic Home Network System!	5
1.1 What is the Panasonic Home Network System?	5
1.2 What can I use it for?	6
1.3 What kinds of devices are available?	8
2 System setup	12
2.1 System setup (overview)	12
2.2 Downloading the [Home Network] app	12
2.3 Initial setup	12
2.4 Registering other mobile devices to the hub	14
3 Usage examples	16
3.1 Introduction	16
3.2 I want to know if someone enters my home while I’m out	16
3.3 I want to view live camera images while I’m out	16
3.4 I want to record video from a camera if motion is detected	17
3.5 I want the lights to turn on automatically when I come home	17
3.6 I want the lights to turn on automatically while I’m away on vacation	18
3.7 I want to know when my baby wakes up	18
3.8 I want to use my mobile device to make and answer landline calls at home	18
4 Using the app	20
4.1 App basics	20
4.1.1 App basics (overview)	20
4.1.2 Using the home screen	21
4.1.3 Displaying the options menu	23
4.1.4 Accessing from multiple mobile devices	23
4.1.5 Exiting and logging out	24
4.2 Confirming system status	24
4.2.1 Confirming system status (overview)	24
4.2.2 Status notifications	25
4.2.3 Confirming status in the [Home Network] app home screen	26
4.2.4 Device LED indicators	26
4.3 Alarm system features	29
4.3.1 Alarm system features (overview)	29
4.3.2 Triggering the alarm system	30
4.3.3 Arming and disarming the alarm system	30
4.3.4 Alarm system settings	31
4.3.5 Alert by phone call	32
4.4 Smart control features	33
4.4.1 Smart control features (overview)	33
4.4.2 Creating and editing smart control programs	34
4.4.3 Erasing smart control programs	36
4.5 Sensor features	36
4.5.1 Sensor features (overview)	36
4.5.2 Viewing sensor status	37
4.5.3 Viewing sensor history	38
4.5.4 Differences between window sensors and door sensors	39
4.5.5 Sensor settings	39
4.6 Camera features	39
4.6.1 Camera features (overview)	39
4.6.2 Viewing the camera list	40
4.6.3 Viewing live camera images	40
4.6.4 Recording camera images (manual recording)	41
4.6.5 Taking snapshots	42
4.6.6 Talking to the camera	42
4.6.7 Playing a lullaby (indoor cameras only)	42
4.6.8 Viewing the recording list	43
4.6.9 Playing back recordings	43
4.6.10 Erasing recordings	44
4.6.11 Temperature alert (indoor cameras only)	44
4.6.12 Sound alert (indoor cameras only)	45
4.6.13 Camera settings	46
4.6.14 Information about SD cards	47
4.7 Smart plug features	48
4.7.1 Smart plug features (overview)	48
4.7.2 Turning smart plugs on and off	49
4.7.3 Confirming smart plug status	49
4.7.4 Viewing smart plug excess power history	50
4.7.5 Viewing smart plug energy consumption	50
4.8 Phone features	50
4.8.1 Phone features (overview)	50
4.8.2 Making calls	51
4.8.3 Other features available during landline calls	52
4.8.4 Answering landline calls	52
4.8.5 Using cordless handsets	53
4.8.6 Call logs	54
4.8.7 Phonebook features	55
4.8.8 Copying contacts to the hub	56
4.8.9 Blocking incoming calls	56
4.8.10 Phone settings	58
4.8.10.1 Sound settings	58
4.8.10.2 App behavior settings	58
4.8.10.3 Voicemail tone detection	59
4.8.10.4 Landline settings	59
4.8.10.5 Phone numbers with country codes	60
4.8.11 Caller ID support	60
4.8.12 Voicemail support	60
4.9 Answering system features	61
4.9.1 Answering system features (overview)	61
4.9.2 Turning the answering system on or off	61
4.9.3 Playing your messages	61
4.9.4 Erasing all messages	62
4.9.5 Greeting message	62
4.9.6 Remote operation features	63
4.9.6.1 Remote operation features (overview)	63
4.9.6.2 New message alert	63
4.9.6.3 Standard remote access	64
4.9.6.4 Remote commands	65
4.9.7 Answering system settings	65
4.10 System expansion	67
4.10.1 System expansion (overview)	67
4.10.2 Registering devices	67
4.10.3 Deregistering devices	67
4.11 System settings and maintenance	68
4.11.1 Device names, locations, and other settings	68
4.11.2 Device signal strength	68
4.11.3 Notification settings	68
4.11.4 General settings	70
4.11.5 Login password	71
4.11.6 Quick access	72
4.11.7 Hub firmware	72
4.11.8 Network features	72
4.11.9 Setting the hub’s Wi-Fi settings again	74
4.11.10 Resetting the app’s settings	74
4.11.11 Resetting the hub’s settings	74
4.12 Appendix	75
4.12.1 Trademarks	75
4.12.2 Open source software information	75
4.12.3 Software information	75
5 Troubleshooting	76
5.1 General information	76
5.2 Error codes and messages	77
5.3 Accessing the system	78
5.4 Alarm system and notification features	80
5.5 Smart control programs	81
5.6 Camera features	82
5.7 Sensor features	83
5.8 Smart plug features	84
5.9 Phone features	85

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Smart plug is on

Registration mode

Smart plug is out of range of the hub

Connected electric device is drawing too much current or wattage

You can configure the smart plug so that its LED indicator does not light when the smart plug is on. See 4.11.1

Device names,

locations, and other settings (Page 68).

In this case, the smart plug will turn off automatically. To turn the smart plug on again, disconnect it from the power outlet, disconnect

the connected electric device, and then connect it again.

4.3

Alarm system features

4.3.1

Alarm system features (overview)

You can use the system as an alarm system. When the system’s sensors are triggered, such as when motion

is detected or when a window or door is opened, the system can:

–

send a notification to your mobile devices (4.2.2

Status notifications (Page 25))

–

call a pre-programmed phone number (such as your mobile phone or work phone) and play a message to

alert you to the situation (4.3.5

Alert by phone call (Page 32))

–

execute a smart control program, such as recording camera images or turning on a smart plug (4.4.1

Smart

control features (overview) (Page 33))

IMPORTANT

•

This system is an auxiliary system; it is not designed to provide complete protection from property loss.

Panasonic will not be held responsible in the event that property loss occurs while this system is in

operation.

Alarm modes

You can arm and disarm the alarm system by changing the alarm mode. When the alarm system is disarmed,

all alarm system features are disabled.

Sensors that can be used to trigger alarm system features

The following sensors can be used to trigger alarm system features.

–

Window sensors and door sensors (KX-HNS101)

–

Motion sensors (KX-HNS102)

–

Built-in motion sensors in outdoor cameras (KX-HNC600)

–

Built-in motion sensors in indoor cameras (KX-HNC200)

Note

•

The following sensors cannot be used to trigger alarm system features.

–

Built-in sound and temperature sensors in indoor cameras (KX-HNC200)

–

Built-in overcurrent and overwattage detection sensor in smart plugs (KX-HNA101)

User's Guide

4.3.1 Alarm system features (overview)