This user guide covers installation, configuration via iOS/Android apps, sensor calibration, alarm management (falls, waving), fall risk assessment, and API…
The document serves as a comprehensive user manual for the Aotun Matchstick Man intelligent behavior recognition sensor. It details the quick start process, including installing the iOS or Android application, creating an account, adding the sensor to WiFi, and calibrating the device floor.
Key operational features covered include managing users and rooms, configuring alarm settings such as fall detection and waving alarms, conducting fall risk assessments using gait analysis, and utilizing the dashboard for visitor records. The guide also explains how to manage false alarms, set up night vision, control LED lights, and integrate with third-party APIs. This manual is written in Chinese.
| Best Fall Detection Distance | < 6 meters |
|---|---|
| Max Fall Detection Distance | 10 meters |
| Best Waving Alarm Distance | < 5 meters |
| Max Waving Alarm Distance | 8 meters |
| Best Face Recognition Distance | < 5 meters |
| Max Face Recognition Distance | 8 meters |
| Best Two-way Voice Call Distance | < 5 meters |
| Max Two-way Voice Call Distance | 10 meters |
By default, anyone can trigger a waving alarm, but users can customize which group triggers it.
Yes, the Matchstick Man sensor supports local video recording functionality.