Welcome to the Bellman Watch Receiver.

Keep tabs on your home

This Watch Receiver is part of the alerting system from Bellman, and it will help you notice important signals in your home. So, for instance, when someone rings your doorbell, you will get a notification on your watch that you have a visitor.

Charge the battery before you use your watch for the first time, or when you haven’t used it for an extended period.

The first time you charge your watch; it will start automatically, and you will be asked to select language. The battery indicator will not be visible initially.

When you turn on the watch for the first time or reset it, follow the steps below to pair it to your system. Before you begin, make sure the units are close to each other.

Pairing your watch

Setting the time manually

If you are not using the Assistant app, you will be asked to set the time and date manually.

Make sure to test the connection after you have completed the installation, or when you haven’t used your system for an extended period. If the connection fails, go to Troubleshooting for guidance.

To your watch and mobile phone

To your Visit system

When you add a transmitter to your system, the associated notification will automatically be added to the Notifications panel.

Learn more

Read the transmitter’s user manual to learn how to add it to your system.

To signal for attention, hold down the Back key for about 4 seconds. The Visit receivers around your home will sound, flash or vibrate to notify your family members.

Please note: The first time you signal for attention, the app will only add it to its Notifications list. Send the notification once more to ensure the signal is received on all devices.

Your Watch Receiver offers a selection of watch faces to choose from. No matter what design you choose, the watch will feature three complications: Date, Battery status and Notification history. But if the watch is out-of-range or if the notifications are turned off, red symbols will temporarily take their place to notify you.

The Watch Receiver is a wearable part of the alerting system. Compatible transmitters send home events to the Bridge, and the Bridge relays them to the watch.

The watch alerts you with vibration and a clear on-screen symbol or message, helping you identify what needs your attention without relying on sound.

For home alerts, the watch works with:

• A BE1521 Bridge

• One or more compatible transmitters for the events you want to monitor

• The included pocket charger and a suitable USB power source

The Assistant app is optional, but recommended for easier setup, automatic time synchronization, and supported phone notifications.

No. You can set up and use the watch with the Bridge without installing the Assistant app.

The free app is recommended because it can:

• Synchronize the watch's time, date, and time zone automatically

• Send supported calls and messages to the watch

• Help manage connected devices and notifications

Before the first setup, place the watch in its charger for at least 15 minutes. Select your language, keep the watch near the Bridge, and follow the instructions on the watch screen.

When prompted, press and hold the top test button on the Bridge until its LEDs begin blinking in an alternating pattern. The watch will confirm when the connection is complete.

To test the mobile connection later, press the Bridge's top test button. Test transmitter and receiver communication separately using the Bridge's lower test button or the transmitter's test function.

A full charge can provide up to one week of operating time, depending on use. Charging can take up to approximately two hours.

Place the watch in the pocket charger and connect the charger to a 5 V, 1.0 A USB power source. Charging starts automatically, and the watch displays a green battery indicator while it is charging.

The watch uses vibration together with an on-screen symbol and message. The displayed notification identifies the event, such as a visitor, telephone call, baby monitor, or smoke alarm.

Press the Home key, press the Back key, or tap the screen to acknowledge the alert and return to the watch face. You can also review recent notifications from the notification history.

Available alerts depend on the transmitters and accessories installed in your system. Common examples include:

• Doorbell or visitor alerts

• Baby monitor alerts

• Smoke and carbon monoxide alerts

• Telephone alerts

• Push-button or assistance alerts

• Supported calls and messages from a connected phone

On supported setups, the watch can use a direct connection to receive calls, SMS, and compatible phone notifications when it is away from the Bridge.

Create the private phone-to-watch connection before leaving home. A direct connection does not provide home notifications, such as visitor or smoke alerts, while the watch is away from the alerting system.

Yes. Do Not Disturb can silence most watch notifications for a selected period. Smoke and carbon monoxide alerts cannot be silenced with Do Not Disturb.

You can also temporarily turn off an individual notification in the watch settings. This changes what appears on the watch; it does not remove the transmitter from the alerting system.

Yes. You can expand the system as your needs change. Follow the transmitter's instructions to add it to the alerting system, then activate the transmitter so the watch can add its associated notification.

Notifications can be turned off or removed from the watch settings. Removing a notification from the watch does not automatically remove the transmitter from the rest of the system.

An out-of-range symbol appears when the watch loses its connection to the Bridge. While disconnected, the watch cannot receive home notifications from the alerting system.

Move closer to the Bridge and allow the watch time to reconnect. Walls, floors, building materials, and nearby electronics can reduce the practical range. If the problem continues, test the connection from the Bridge.

The watch includes several everyday and accessibility settings:

• Timer and alarm functions

• Night Mode and screen wake-up controls

• Adjustable brightness and alert timeout

• Six watch-face designs with light and dark options

• Support for standard watch bands with a 20 mm lug width

Safe Mode limits access to advanced watch features and settings. It can be useful when the wearer only needs the primary watch and notification functions.

Factory reset clears the watch's current pairing data and returns its settings to their defaults. Use it only when you intend to set up the watch again. To begin a reset, press and hold both side keys for approximately seven seconds, then confirm the on-screen prompt.

The watch is rated IP67 for water and dust resistance, but it is not designed for swimming or prolonged water exposure. Water resistance can decrease over time and may be reduced if the watch is dropped.

• Do not wear it while swimming, in a hot shower or hot spring, or underwater.

• Avoid salt water, soap, and cleaning agents.

• Clean it with a nonabrasive, lint-free cloth lightly dampened with fresh water.

• Allow the watch and charger to dry completely before charging.

• Do not rely on the watch as the only means of security in situations where a missed alert could be life-threatening.

• The attention signal helps contact people nearby; it is not a personal alarm or emergency-calling service.

• If you use a pacemaker, keep the watch more than 6 inches (15 cm) from it, wear the watch on the opposite wrist, and consult your physician or device manufacturer if you have concerns.

• Stop using the watch and seek advice if you suspect interference with a medical device.

The Watch Receiver has a two-year warranty from the date of purchase for defects caused by faulty materials or workmanship under normal use. Keep your proof of purchase, and review the warranty terms for exclusions such as misuse, accidents, unauthorized repairs, and normal wear.

The expected service life is approximately five years when the product is used and maintained as directed. Battery performance and water resistance may gradually decrease with age and use.

The symbol warns that your watch is temporarily out-of-range and that you will not receive any notifications. Move to an area that is closer to your notification system.

This symbol means that your notifications are temporarily silenced. Tap the symbol to turn the notifications back on. Please note that critical notifications like e.g. smoke and CO cannot be turned off.

The battery on your watch is depleted. Attach your watch to the charging dock to charge the battery, see Charging your watch. It can take up to 2 hours to fully charge the watch.

• Make sure you are not wearing gloves, and that your hands are clean.

• Make sure you are not using any sharp objects or only touching the screen with your fingernails.

• Please note that humid conditions or exposure to water may prevent the touchscreen from function properly. If you have very dry skin, try to use some skin lotion to improve the touch response.

• Ensure that your watch software is updated to the latest version.

• If the screen is scratched or damaged, contact an authorized service center for assistance.

• Disconnect your watch from the charger and let the battery run out until it’s completely dead.

• Reconnect your watch to the charger and wait for at least 30 minutes.

• Press the Home key to start your watch.

• If the problem persists, contact an authorized service center for assistance.

• Bring your watch close to the bridge and make sure the watch is turned on.

• Press the top Test button on the bridge to make sure the connection is not lost. Bring the device you want to add nearby, make sure it’s turned on, and try to connect it again, see Adding a transmitter.

There is probably another Bellman alerting system installed nearby that triggers your system. Change the radio key on all units, see Changing the radio key in the Bridge Transceiver user manual.

• If an Out-Of-Range symbol blinks on the watch face, move to an area that is closer to your Bellman system. Obstacles, such as walls or electrical equipment close to the devices can reduce the Bluetooth coverage area significantly. Examples of electrical equipment includes, but is not limited to, microwave ovens, Wi-Fi routers and plasma TV screens.
  If the problem remains, make sure that the bridge is connected to power, and that the backup batteries are fresh. To test the connection, press the top Test button on the bridge. A message will appear on your watch to confirm that the connection is OK.

• If no Out-Of-Range symbol appears on your watch face, there are two possibilities:

  1. The connection between the transmitter and the bridge is lost. Move the units closer together. To test the connection, press the Test button(s) on the transmitter. If the bottom LED on the Bridge lights up in green, the connection between the transmitter and the bridge is OK.

  2. The Transmitter doesn’t trigger correctly.
     Check all connections to the transmitter, and make sure that the batteries are not depleted.

• This is normal and should not affect your watch’s lifespan or performance. If your watch overheats or feels hot for a prolonged period, do not use it for a while.

• If your watch continues to overheat, contact an authorized service center for assistance.

• Make sure that the charging dock is connected to power and that you have attached your watch to the charging dock correctly, see Charging your watch.

• A charging symbol appears, and short vibration occurs to confirm that charging has started. If the display is turned off, press any key to check the charging status.