ALARME ORION IP2

ALARME ORION IP2 is a mobile alarm control app for checking compatible IP cameras and security panels when you need to review a security event or change an alarm setting remotely. It brings notifications, camera feeds, and alarm controls together in one interface.

When an alert needs checking

The app can send push or email notifications for motion detection, sensor triggers, and system faults. From an alert, users can open live video to assess the scene and choose an available response, such as silencing the alarm, calling contacts, or activating sirens if the system supports them. Live streams from compatible IP cameras have adjustable resolution and frame rates.

For later review, the event history records timestamps and thumbnail snapshots. The source also describes exporting clips and adjusting detection rules, so users can revisit events and refine how motion detection is configured.

When alarm settings need to change remotely

Remote controls let users arm or disarm the system and manage zones without visiting the premises. Color-coded zones and quick-access controls present alarm status and commands in the app. Users can also set arming and disarming schedules or use scene presets to switch multiple zones together.

When monitoring needs to be tailored or shared

Motion sensitivity can be configured, and notification preferences can be set for individual sensors or cameras. Camera layouts can show one feed or a multi-camera grid. Multi-user access with role permissions lets an account share limited controls with family members or staff.

For users handling more than one property, the app supports switching between sites. These controls and viewing options allow monitoring to be organized around the cameras, zones, and users associated with each setup.

When connecting cameras and alarm equipment

ALARME ORION IP2 is intended to pair with a camera or alarm hub. The description specifies support for ONVIF-compatible cameras and says the app is designed to work with a range of IP cameras and common alarm panels. Device lists and firmware requirements should be checked before installation to confirm compatibility.

The listed setup process begins by adding a hub or camera through the app. Its onboarding steps cover network settings, user roles, and initial sensitivity tests. More advanced device mapping and optional services, such as cloud backup, are referred to in the product manual or support channels.