Oudaer Manuals & User Guides

Oudaer Manuals and Product Guides

Oudaer specializes in practical, reliable wireless alert solutions designed for both home security and caregiving environments. Their product lineup includes robust solar-powered outdoor motion sensor alarms built to deter unwelcome wildlife, alongside crucial indoor emergency call buttons and caregiver pagers for the elderly or disabled.

Featuring customizable voice recordings, long-distance wireless connectivity, and easy battery-operated installations, Oudaer's functional consumer safety devices bring peace of mind and convenience to diverse household and caregiving needs. Below you will find setup guides and user manuals to help you maintain and configure your Oudaer devices.

• How do I change the alert sound on my Oudaer N91N motion sensor alarm?

  You can select from the built-in sounds (like barking dogs or gunshot effects) using the control buttons on the device, or you can record your own custom warning message. To record, press and hold the recording button, speak clearly for up to 20 seconds, and release the button to save your recording.

• How do I know if the Oudaer emergency help button has successfully sent a signal?

  When the emergency panic button is pressed, a red indicator light on the device will stay on for 1-2 seconds. This confirms that the 433 MHz radio signal has been successfully transmitted to the receiving unit or caregiver pager.

• What should I do if my Oudaer solar motion alarm triggers constantly with no animals present?

  False triggers can often be caused by moving tree branches, intense heat waves, or reflections. Try repositioning the unit away from swaying foliage, direct heat vents, or reflective water surfaces to ensure the 120-degree sensor view remains clear.

• How do I pair an accessory to the Oudaer Wireless Sound and Light Alarm?

  Select your desired mode by pressing the learning button (one to three times depending on the function you need). When the blue indicator light remains on, trigger the accessory (e.g., press the emergency button). The alarm will flash three times to indicate that the learning process is complete.