How to Setup Pocket Secure 2.0
Pocket Secure works using an encrypted network provided by Permaconn, the most trusted communications network for the security industry in Australia.
Now that your site has been set up to use Pocket Secure we'll walk you through the setup process step by step.
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Step 1: Download The App
Download the pocket secure app via your device's app store. Simply search "Pocket Secure 2.0" or use the links below.
Step 2: Register For An Account
Open the Pocket Secure 2.0 app and sign up for a free account using the button at the bottom.
Step 3: Enter Your Details
Fill in your Name, Email, and Mobile Phone number, and choose a password.
You'll need to make sure you have access to the phone number as a verification code will be sent to the registered number.
Step 4: Verify Your Phone Number
Enter the 6 digit verification number sent to you via SMS to your mobile number.
Step 5: Set Your Application Pin
Set your 4 digit application pin and choose whether to use your phones biometric login (If available)
Set your pin
Select whether to use biometric login or pin only
Click enable
Step 6: Pair Your System
Click pair and enter the 6 character pairing code given to you by your technician or sent to you in an email or SMS
Click "Pair"
Enter your pairing code
Check to make sure your system has been paired and click "Get Started"
Setup Complete
Your system is now registered to Pocket Secure and you can start using the app
Important Information
Important Information
- Pocket Secure allows for remote arming or disarming via the app, activation of doors, roller doors, gates, or lights.
These features need to be enabled by your technician when your alarm is installed, and may not be available on all systems.
Additional costs may apply to have these features set up. - Voice Control is currently only available on iOS with Shortcuts by Siri
- If more than 10 Pocket Secure users are enabled, an additional monthly cost of $9.90 will apply
- Pocket secure has a built-in panic alarm. When activated via the app it sends your real-time location to other pocket secure users only.
Pocket Secures panic alarm does not alert the monitoring centre or police to your location. It will however trigger the panic alarm as if it was set off at your site and the monitoring centre will action it as if it was set off via duress or keypad activation onsite.
NSW Police will not respond to panic only alarms without verification first via either phone call or security attendance
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