Manual
GS3100 – Manual
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GS3100
GSM/GPRS Alarm Communicator
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Technical Specifications.......................................................... 4 Description.............................................................................. 5
IDENTIFICATION OF PARTS.....................................5
INSTALLING THE DEVICE..........................................5
GS3100-K................................................................................ 5
CONNECTING THE DEVICE.......................................7
STATUS LEDS................................................................9
OPERATING PRINCIPLES....................................... 10
PSTN pre-set channel.............................................................10 GSM pre-set channel..............................................................10 Contact ID Trasminsion sequence GPRS................................10
ACTIVATING THE OUTPUTS.................................... 11
Activating/Deactivating Automatic Outputs .............................11 Activating/Deactivating Remote-control Outputs......................11 Monostable Outputs....................................................................... 11
PROGRAMMING THE DEVICE................................ 11
Viewing the Device Settings ........................................................... 12 Downloading the Device Settings.................................................. 12 Preliminary operations ..................................................................... 12 Phonebook.............................................................................13 Telephone Numbers....................................................................... 13 Options ..................................................................................13 PIN control....................................................................................... 13 Dial options...................................................................................... 13 Generic ............................................................................................ 14 Outputs............................................................................................ 14
GPRS.....................................................................................14
Access Point Name e Access Point Name 2 ................................. 14 Receiver 1, Local Port 1 and Remote Port 1 IP address............. 14 Receiver 2, Local Port 2 and Remote Port 2 IP address............. 14 APN1 Username and Password, APN2 Username and Password. 14 Telephone numbers to decode..................................................... 14
DNIS ................................................................................................ 15
Account code .................................................................................. 15 Enable Supervision ........................................................................ 15 Supervision time .............................................................................. 15 Status.....................................................................................15 Status section.................................................................................. 15
TABLE OF CONTENTS
To program this device use the software GS3100 Console ver. 1.0.0 or higher. The above mentioned GS3100 series had been designed and made to the highest standards of quality and performance.The manufacturer recommends that the installed system should be completely tested at least once a month. DSC shall not be responsible for damage arising from improper installation or maintenance by unauthorized personnel. DSC reserves the right to change the technical specifications of this product without prior notice.
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INTRODUCTION
The GS3100 is a GSM communicator which, in the absence of a PSTN line, sends vocal or digital alarms, via GPRS, to a System III or System II receiver, or a PC with WinBCS (2.0 or higher). The GS3100 is available in a single model: – GS3100-K kit consisting of the GSM board, antenna with cable from 2 meters and metal bracket. Information relating to a specific model will be denoted by the applicable model number within the text. The term “Communicator” is used to describe functionality that is applicable to model. This manual provides programming and operation of the GSM/GPRS alarm Communicator. /G2c/G2c/G2c/G2c/G2cThis Device is fixed and shall be installed by Service Persons only (service person is defined as a person having the appropriate technical training and experience necessary to be aware of hazards to which that person may be exposed in performing a task and of measures to minimize the risks to that person or other persons). It shall be installed and used within an environment that provides the pollution degree max 2, over voltages category II, in non-hazardous, indoor locations only. This manual shall be used with the Installation Manual of the alarm control panel. All instructions specified within that manual must be observed. Features Technical Specifications The input voltage to this can be drawn from the Control Panel or provided by an external power supply (not supplied). /G80Simulates land line /G80Switches automatically to GSM Network in the event land line trouble (line down) /G80Manages and signals Incoming/Outgoing calls /G80GSM signal indicator /G803 programmable Open Collector Outputs /G80Land line overvoltage protection /G80GSM Quad-Band /G80Antenna with magnetic base /G80Supports Contact ID communication format from a connected control panel for communication over the GPRS network /G80GPRS/Internet communication with receivers Sur-Gard System III / II /G804 phone numbers programmable for Contact ID Dialer on GPRS /G80Up to 100 telephone numbers (max.16 digits) programmable for the remote activation of the OC output /G80Remote activation of the outputs through caller identification /G80PC-programmable options DGpcDGwtDGw:DGwsDGwdDG:DG:cDGwpDG/fDGwdDG//DG/aDG/sGGSEGGSRGGEUGGEaGGSRGGSRGGEAGG GGAcGGAAGGAYGG GGSSGGEAGGSUGG GGAEGGAaGGAAGGAYGG GG Y/G9/G9/G9/G9 DG:.DGwdDG//DGwtDG/dDG/wDGwcDG:DG/.DGwsDGwwDGwwDG/sDGwtDGwdGGASGGA GGA GG GGETGGLS GG GGETGGSSGGEbGGScGGETGGERGGETGG GGbGGEAGGELGGEUGG GGScGGEAGGSCGGSfGGERGGSUGGScGGEAGGSaGG GGEUGGSbGGSRGG GGELGGERGGEUGGE GGERGGEUGGECGGcGG GGSSGGEU GGASGGACGGAAGGAbGG YGG GGSUGGSC DGp/DG/fDG//DGwwDGwhDG:DGbDG:dDGwwDG//DGwtDGw.DGwhDG/cDGwdDGwdDG/cDGwtDG/aDGcDG:DG/.DGwsDGwwDGwwDG/sDGwtDGwdGGAEGGA GGA GG GGETGGLS GG GGETGGSSGGEbGGScGGETGGERGGETGG GGbGGEAGGELGGEUGG GGScGGEAGGSCGGSfGGERGGSUGGScGGEAGGSaGG GGEUGGSbGGSRGG GGELGGERGGEUGGE GGERGGEUGGECGGcGG GGSSGGEU GGASGGACGGAAGGAbGG YGG GGSUGGSC DG:pDGwsDGwdDGw:DGwsDGwdDGw. GGACGG GGELGGE GGSRGGEAGG GGSCGGELGGSfGGSfGGSRGGSCGGEUGGELGGEEGGfGG GGASGGA GGA GG GGETGGLS DG:pDGw:DG/sDGwwDG//DGwdDG/cDGwtDG/aDG:DG/cDGwwDG/sDGw/DGwsDG/sDGwtDG/.DGwcGGAcGGA GGA GGALGGASGGAbGGA GGA GG GG TGGLbGGEdGG GGELGGEEGG GGAbGGARGGA GGALGGASGGAcGGA GGA GG GG TGGLbGGEd DG:hDG//DGwbDG/cDGwhDGwsDGwhDG:DG/fDGwpDGwpDGw:DG:DGwwDG/sDGw.DG/cDGw.DGwdDG//DGwtDG/.DG/sDG:DGwpDG/cDG:DG/fDG/cDGwtDG/s DG/wDG/sDGwdDGwaDG/sDG/sDGwtDG:DGwdDG/bDG/sDG:DG/dDG/sDGwcDG/cDG/.DG/sDG:DG/.DGwpDGwtDGwtDG/sDG/.DGwdDG/sDG/dDG:DG/cDGwtDG:DGw.DG/sDGwwDG/cDG/sDGw.DG:DGwpDGwtDG:DGpfDGpcGGASGG GGLeGGELGGSbGGET DG:hDG//DGwbDG/cDGwhDGwsDGwhDG:DGwtDGwsDGwhDG/wDG/sDGwwDG:DGwpDG/cDG:DGw:DG//DGwwDG//DG/fDG/fDG/sDG/fDG:DG/dDG/sDGwcDG/cDG/.DG/sDGw. DG/.DGwpDGwtDGwtDG/sDG/.DGwdDG/sDG/dDG:DGwpDGwtDG:DGpfDGpc GGAE DG:pDGw:DG/sDGwwDG//DGwdDG/cDGwtDG/aDG:DG:d DG/sDGwhDGw:DG/sDGwwDG//DGwdDGwsDGwwDG/sGGARGG GGEUGGELGG GGAUGGA GG GGR GGLCGG GG GGALGG GG GGAUGGASGG GGEUGGELGG GGASGGA GGAUGG GGR GGLY DG::DGttDGp. DGttDGpw DGttDG: DG/d DG/c DGwhDG/s DGwtDGw. DG/c DGwp DGwtDGw.GGAYGGA GGAAGGAUGGARGG GGEbGG GGASGGAUGGAEGG GGETGGET DG::DGttDGp. DGttDGpw DGttDG: DGwaDG/s DG/c DG/a DG/bDGwd GGAaGGAaGGSa
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Description This Communicator manages Central Station transmission and can simulate the land line in the event of trouble (land line down) or even substitute the land line completely in areas where the GSM service is provided and where the land line is not available. Has capability of communicating alarm signals via the GPRS data network. This capability enables a fast reliable path to central stations equipped with a Sur-Gard System III or System II receiver, or WinBCS application (2.0 or higher). The performance of this Communicator depends greatly on GSM Network coverage, therefore, it should not be mounted without first performing placement tests of the antenna to determine the best location for reception (at least 1 green LED should remain lit). This Communicator has 3 Outputs, one of which may be activated/deactivated remotely, while the other 2 may be used to indicate: problems on the PSTN telephone line; problems on the GSM network. Due to the characteristics of GSM Networks, this Communicator can activate only as intended and cannot be used as a modem for fax/data transmissions or for teleservice operations.
IDENTIFICATION OF PARTS
The numbers in square brackets [ ] in this manual refer to the main parts of this Communicator (see Fig. 1) described in this section.
INSTALLING THE DEVICE
/G2c/G2c/G2c/G2c/G2cDo not route any wiring over circuit boards. /G2c/G2c/G2c/G2c/G2cThis Communicator shall be installed by qualified SERVICE PERSONS only, in the shelter of a safe and dry site, away from radio-transmitting equipment. /G2c/G2c/G2c/G2c/G2cThis Communicator consists of a board intended to be placed inside the intrusion panel, preferably having a metal box, and of an antenna that is connected to the board by a coaxial cable. During normal working, those elements (board, antenna and cable) could generate radiated electromagnetic fields and, if there are any electronic devices not sufficiently immune to such fields nearby, there might occur certain unwanted interactions. For this reason it is advised to place the board as far away as possible from such susceptible devices and to put the antenna on the external surface of the metal box or far away from it by means of the bracket. It is advised to keep inside of the panel metal box the minimum coaxial cable part and to place any extra length on the outside of the metal box. /G2c/G2c/G2c/G2c/G2cTest the GSM Network reception before mounting this Communicator in the proposed placement.
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1. Loosen the screws and remove the control panel cover.
2. Establish an area inside the metal casing which can be used to hold the board, including the wiring.
3. Position the 4 adhesive plastic supports [14] on the base of the metal casing, then fit the holes [7] on the Electronic board
into the adhesive plastic supports, as illustrated in Figure 2.
4. Fit the antenna to the outside of the casing.
4a. Position the antenna [1] on top of the metal casing (Fig. 2) so that the magnetic base [2] sticks to the surface. Feed the antenna cable through the cable feed opening in the metal casing. If necessary it is possible to use the metal bracket [13 ], (Fig.3a). Fix the metal bracket [13] to a suitable support using the holes provided [12]. Position the antenna [1] on top of the metal casing - see Fig. 3a - so that the magnetic base [2] sticks to the surface. Feed the antenna cable through the hole [11 ] in the metal bracket [13]. Depending on individual requirements, it is possible to request and use the following antenna:
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Fig. 2 - Fitting the Communicator board inside the control panel. ANT-EU Remote antenna 4b.For details of how to fit the ANT-EU remote antenna (Fig.3b), please refer to the instructions supplied.
5. Connect the wire [3] to the GSM antenna connector [4].
6. Complete the connections on the terminal blocks [10 ].
7. Following the arrow, insert the SIM-CARD [8] face down in the SIM holder (see Figure 1).
!!!!! The SIM-CARD PIN must be disabled before the card is inserted into the transmitter.
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8. Checking Signal Strenght :
– make sure that at least one of the green LEDs remains lit; all green LEDs lit indicates perfect coverage; – if the green LED is blinking, the signal level is not acceptable, change the position of the antenna until you find a position which offers acceptable signal strength.
9. Close the control panel cover.
/G2c/G2c/G2c/G2c/G2cConnect power circuit only after the cabinet has been secured to the building or structure and has been connected to the protective earth ground of the building. !!!!! Before inserting or removing the SIM card, please ensure the unit is powered down.
CONNECTING THE DEVICE
This section describes the various terminals. Figure 4 shows a typical wiring diagram. +V (1) Power supplied by the control unit or by the external power supply (optional), at a level between 9.6 and 27.6V dc; make sure that this is protected and operating at a limited current; Limited power source (LPS) in conformity with EN 60950-1:2006 standard. !!!!! To connect the feeder use wires with a maximum 2 mt length and 0.75mm² cross-section. For shorter wires use suitable cross-sections. MMMMM(2) Negative power supply and shared teminal for the Open Collector outputs. T1 (3), T2 (4) Open Collector outputs: these outputs are activated by breakdown events on the PSTN line or on the GSM network. T3 (5) Programmable Open Collector output: this output may be activated by a caller identification event. The maximum current sink of each OC Output must not exceed 100 mA. -----(6) Earth Ground: This terminal must be connected to the Mains Earth, in order to comply with the Telecommunications Network Safety Standards (Overvoltage Protection Requirements). LE (7-8) External telephone line: These terminals can be connected to the land line. LI (9-10) Internal telephone line: These terminals must be connected to the control panel or an alternative communication terminal. !!!!! The Open Collector current may not exceed 100 mA. If necessary, commutate greater loads using switches. /G44/Gc /G45/Gc Fig. 3 - Fitting the antenna with metal bracket or the ANT-EU antenna.
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Fig. 4 - Wiring Diagram
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STATUS LEDS
There are 5 LEDs on the PCB: three green LEDs (1, 2 and 3), one yellow LED (4) and one red LED (5). These indicate connection, transmission and malfunctioning statuses (see Figure 5). /G2c/G2c/G2c/G2c/G2cDuring initialisation and the programming phase, the LEDs flash. RED — This LED is normally OFF. It indicates malfunctioning by flashing in the event of trouble. On power-up, this Device will check for certain trouble conditions to be met in the order listed below. The most significant malfunctioning status will be indicated, with the corresponding number of flashes of the RED LED (5), (see below for number of flashes and malfunctioning indication priority). YELLOW — This LED will switch ON when the interface switches to the GSM Network (due to land line trouble or the lack of this line). If it flashes slowly, it indicates that a call is taking place on the GSM network (both incoming and outgoing). GREEN — The three green LEDs (1, 2 e 3) indicate the strength of the GSM signal, as shown in Figure 5: The first LED (1) near the fixing hole. If this LED is OFF, the GSM Network service is unavailable (NO SERVICE). If this LED is ON, the GSM Network recepetion is weak but sufficient to manage all telephone communications. The second LED (2). When this LED is ON, the reception is good. This LED will switch ON only when the first GREEN LED is ON. The third LED (3). When this LED is ON, indicates excellent GSM signal strength; it only illuminates when the first and second LEDS are already ON. Fig. 5 - Operation indicator LEDs /G2c/G51/G47/G4c/G46/G44/G57/G4c/G52/G51/G3/G53/G55/G4c/G52/G55/G4c/G57/G5c/G37/G5c/G53/G48/G3/G52/G49/G3/G50/G44/G4f/G49/G58/G51/G46/G57/G4c/G52/G51/G35/G48/G47/G3/G2f/G28/G27/G3/G49/G4f/G44/G56/G4b/G48/G56 /G14/G3/Gb/G2b/G2c/G2a/G2b/Gc/G29/G4c/G55/G50/G5a/G44/G55/G48/G3/G53/G55/G52/G45/G4f/G48/G50/G3/Gb/G4c/G51/G46/G52/G55/G55/G48/G46/G57/G3/G49/G4c/G55/G50/G5a/G44/G55/G48/Gc /G14 /G15 /G33/G52/G5a/G48/G55/G3/G56/G58/G53/G53/G4f/G5c/G3/G53/G55/G52/G45/G4f/G48/G50 /G15 /G16 /G2a/G36/G30/G3/G50/G52/G47/G58/G4f/G48/G3/G53/G55/G52/G45/G4f/G48/G50 /G16 /G17 /G36/G2c/G30/G3/G53/G55/G52/G45/G4f/G48/G50 /G17 /G18 /G2a/G36/G30/G3/G55/G48/G46/G48/G53/G57/G4c/G52/G51/G3/G53/G55/G52/G45/G4f/G48/G50 /G18 /G19 /G2a/G33/G35/G36/G3/G53/G55/G52/G45/G4f/G48/G50 /G19 /G1a /G35/G48/G46/G48/G4c/G59/G48/G55/G3/G51/G52/G57/G3/G44/G59/G44/G4c/G4f/G44/G45/G4f/G48 /G1a /G1b/G3/Gb/G2f/G32/G3a/Gc/G30/G52/G51/G4c/G57/G52/G55/G4c/G51/G4a/G3/G55/G48/G46/G48/G4c/G59/G48/G55/G3/G51/G52/G57/G3/G47/G48/G57/G48/G46/G57/G48/G47/G3/Gb/G55/G48/G46/G48/G4c/G59/G48/G55/G3/G14/Gc /G1b /G31/G52/G3/G37/G55/G52/G58/G45/G4f/G48/G56 /G32/G49/G49
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OPERATING PRINCIPLES
This Communicator offers the option of selecting the ‘Primary Path’ for communication purposes. Will provide the line ring voltage for incoming calls and will decode DTMF dialling. The Simulated land line provides the alarm control panel or an alternative communication terminal, with a backup line in the event of PSTN line trouble. Commutation between PSTN and GSM, does NOT occur during ongoing calls. /G2c/G2c/G2c/G2c/G2cThis Communicator is unable to decode Pulse dialling. /G2c/G2c/G2c/G2c/G2cTo prevent any unwanted use of a simulated line via GSM, the equipment gives out a signal in the form of a double beep during vocal calls. The first double beep is produced after 5 minutes and the following ones at 30 second intervals each. PSTN pre-set channel If the voltage on the land line terminals (LE) drops below 3V dc for a period of between 10 to 3600 seconds ( programmable value ), this Device will switch the connected telephone device (connected to the LI terminals) to the GSM Network. When the PSTN telephone line is restored, it commutates once again, after a programmed period of time, to the PSTN telephone line. GSM pre-set channel This provides the devices connected to the LI terminals with a simulated line if GSM reception is detected. If there is no GSM reception, it commutates to the PSTN telephone line. Contact ID transmission sequence on GPRS The Communicator, if telephone numbers have been entered on the page GPRS->Telephone numbers to decode for decoding using the GS3100 Console software, directs calls to these numbers over the GPRS line. /G81When an event is triggered, the Alarm Panel goes off-hook. /G81The Communicator will assert dial tone. /G81Control Panel dials the number of the central station. Ensure the alarm panel inserts a minimum 1-second pause, or has dial tone search enabled before dialing the number. /G81The Communicator will send the required Contact ID dual tone handshake. /G81After receiving the handshake, panel transmits alarm message in DTMF format. /G81The Communicator decodes and transforms DTMF digits into the packet and sends it to the Central Station Receiver over the GPRS network. /G81The receiver acknowledges the event and sends command to the Communicator to generate the corresponding kiss- off signal to the control panel. /G81After the Communicator generates kiss-off, the panel goes on-hook if no more alarms need to be sent, or it can send the next alarm.
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ACTIVATING THE OUTPUTS
This Communicator has 3 outputs programmable as Automatic (outputs with this attribute will activate in response to the associated events) or Remotely, through receiving a telephone call from a previously programmed number. Activating/Deactivating Automatic Outputs The T1,T2 and T3 Open Collector outputs can be activated automatically by the following events: /G81T1, land line trouble (line down) /G81T2, GSM Network trouble (Limited/No Service) /G81T3, caller identification /G2c/G2c/G2c/G2c/G2cOnce an output has been activated automatically, it will not restore its state until all the causes of activation clear. Remote Activation and Deactivation of the Outputs The T1 and T2 Open Collector outputs as BISTABLE, while the T3 output is MONOSTABLE (Once a Monostable output has been activated, it will not deactive until On Time expires). Monostable Outputs The Monostable T3 output may be activated as follows:
1. By sending a cost-free call from a preset Remote Control number. This Device will activate the output concerned
without answering the call. The ON time may be set to a period of time between 1 and 86400 seconds, in steps of 1 second.
PROGRAMMING THE DEVICE
/G2c/G2c/G2c/G2c/G2cFor proper function of this Device, use a 32 K SIM CARD (or higher). For the programming using the PC-Link cable (see Fig. 6) must be connected to the Connector [9] of the Communicator and a COM port on the PC; the GS3100 Console application is also required. Once the PC-Link cable has been connected, set the computer COM port through the Options->Serial ports Fig. 6 - Diagram of the PC-Link connection cable
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Viewing the Device Settings To view the Communicator settings on the screen, use the Upload from board icon. Downloading the Device Settings Once programming has been completed (or an uploaded file containing existing data has been modified), download the data into the Communicator, using the Download to board icon. Preliminary operations When the application starts, you will be presented with the Main window: if you use the mouse to click the menu option No name #1 in the top left-hand part, two sections appear. /G7aThe following sections may be found within the general parameters section: Panel settings: in this section, it is possible to recall and update the configuration of a customer using the following procedure:
1. Left-click on the application.
2. Enter or update the information relating to the customer and the system. Click to confirm.
Upload from board: if this icon is selected, the data programmed on the board is loaded onto the PC. Download to board: if this icon is selected, the programmed data is sent to the board. Factory defaults: if this icon is selected, the initial default settings are restored. Board reset: if this icon is selected, the Communicator is reset. /G7a The following sections may be found within the GS3100 section: Phonebook: telephone contact list page. Options: options page. GPRS: GPRS parameters page. Status: page used to check the status of the Communicator. To start the configuration of a new Customer, click on File->New Customer. To display the list of customers stored in the archive, select the menu command File->Open. This section will allow you to delete or retrieve configuration data, as follows:
1. Using the right button on the mouse, click on the Customer’s name.
2. Click Load upload the respective data from the Hard-Disk, or Delete selected customer to delete the
data configuration. You can load the configuration data by double clicking the respective name field. You can list Customers in alphabetical or code order by clicking the heading of the column concerned. The configuration data are grouped in the following pages. The (Status) page is for “Supervisory and Control” purposes. All the pages are described in detail in this section.
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Phonebook The Telephone Page phonebook holds 100 telephone numbers. Telephone Numbers /G86Description: enter an alphanumeric string of up to 16 characters. /G86Telephone number: enter a telephone number of up to 16 digits, preceded by the correct international prefix in the format "+xxx" (only digits and “+” signs are accepted). /G86Activates Output: select the telephone numbers which should activate Output OC3 when the Communicator receives a call from these. This function depends on the White List or Black List options (Options page->Dial options). /G86White List: enable /G3b/G3b/G3b/G3b/G3bor disable /G85/G85/G85/G85/G85 the White List area would allow the Communicator to accept or refuse incoming calls. The functioning mode of the White List option is linked to the /G3b/G3b/G3b/G3b/G3b selection or non-selection /G85/G85/G85/G85/G85of the Black List, area which is present on the inside of the Options page->Dial options, as seen in the following table: /G3a/G4b/G4c/G57/G48/G3/G2f/G4c/G56/G57/G25/G4f/G44/G46/G4e/G3/G2f/G4c/G56/G57/G29/G58/G51/G46/G57/G4c/G52/G51/G4c/G51/G4a/G3/G50/G52/G47/G48 /G85/G85 /G24/G46/G46/G48/G53/G57/G3/G4c/G51/G46/G52/G50/G4c/G51/G4a/G3/G46/G44/G4f/G4f/G56/G3/G49/G55/G52/G50/G3/G44/G51/G5c/G3/G51/G58/G50/G45/G48/G55 /G85/G3b /G35/G48/G49/G58/G56/G48/G3/G44/G51/G5c/G3/G4c/G51/G46/G52/G50/G4c/G51/G4a/G3/G46/G44/G4f/G4f /G3b/G3b /G24/G46/G46/G48/G53/G57/G3/G4c/G51/G46/G52/G50/G4c/G51/G4a/G3/G46/G44/G4f/G4f/G56/G3/G52/G51/G4f/G5c/G3/G49/G55/G52/G50/G3/G51/G58/G50/G45/G48/G55/G56/G3/G4b/G44/G59/G4c/G51/G4a/G3/G44/G51/G3/G48/G51/G44/G45/G4f/G48/G47 /G3a/G4b/G4c/G57/G48/G3/G2f/G4c/G56/G57/G3/G52/G53/G57/G4c/G52/G51/Gf/G3/G55/G48/G49/G58/G56/G48/G3/G46/G44/G4f/G4f/G3/G46/G52/G50/G4c/G51/G4a/G3/G49/G55/G52/G50/G3/G44/G4f/G4f/G3/G52/G57/G4b/G48/G55/G3/G51/G58/G50/G45/G48/G55/G56 Options This page is used to set the options relating to the board. PIN control The parameters relating to the SIM CARD may be entered here. /G86SIM PIN: enter the PIN code. /G86Confirm SIM PIN: enter the PIN code again and confirm by selecting the icon. /G86PIN Attempts: by selecting the adjacent icon it is possible to display the total number of unsuccessful attempts made to enter the PIN. Dial options This part is used to enter some of the characteristics relating to the telephone numbers used. /G86Prefix This Device will prefix the digits entered in this field to all the telephone numbers dialled through the GSM Interface function. If necessary enter a Prefix (maximum 8 digits) in this field. If no Prefix is required, leave this field empty. /G86Digits to Remove If this Communicator is connected downstream to a switchboard, the telephone numbers (programmed on the Control panel) must be preceded by the switchboard number (normally one digit). As the switchboard number is not required when calls are sent over the GSM Network, it must be removed from the digits which form the telephone number. Enter the number of digits that form the switchboard number (e.g. if switchboard number is 01, enter 2 in the ‘Digits to remove’ field, as 2 numbers form the switchboard number). /G2c/G2c/G2c/G2c/G2cThe telephone number should at least have two digits more that the number in the ‘ Digits to remove’ area, otherwise the engaged tone will be come through, e.g.: — the dialled telephone number is 0123, with 2 digits to be removed = correct, the remaining number to be inserted is 23. — the dialled telephone number is 123, with 2 digits to be removed = engaged tone, the remaining number to be inserted is 3.
14 GSM/GPRS Alarm Communicator
/G86Enable Black List Check this box if you do not wish to receive calls from stored telephone numbers, authorising only the numbers selected previously using the White List function (Options page->Dial options). Generic This section may be used to set the audio levels of the loudspeaker and microphone fitted to the GSM transmitter. /G86Speaker volume: the volume of the loudspeaker may be adjusted by shifting the cursor. /G86Microphone volume: the volume of the microphone may be adjusted by shifting the cursor. /G86Tones...: select the name of Communicator's country of installation: the selected country will establish a series of parameters for the proper working of the simulated telephone call. /G86LE failure timeout : the time in seconds (between 10 and 3600 seconds) may be entered in this box; once this time has elapsed the Communicator will indicate a Breakdown on the LE terminals. /G2c/G2c/G2c/G2c/G2cThe time may increase up to 60 seconds if some telephone devices are connected to the terminals LI. /G86/G86/G86/G86/G86LE restore timeout: the time in seconds (between 10 and 3600 seconds) may be entered in this box; in this period the connection of the LE terminals must be restored, otherwise the Communicator will indicate a Breakdown on the LE terminals. Outputs This section may be used to set the operating modes of the outputs. /G86Output 3 ON Time: the ON time in seconds may be entered in this field (between 0 and 86400 seconds). /G86Output 1, Output 2, Output 3: Check the box for output operation normally closed or normally open. /G86Primary Path: select the primary GSM or PSTN line using this field.
GPRS
This page outlines the GPRS configuration options. Access Point Name 1 and Acces Point Name 2 Enter the Access Point Name of the GPRS service provider being used. Enter the name of the IP address service provider in this box. Access Point Name 2 is considered a backup parameter. Receiver 1, Local Port 1 and Remote Port 1 IP address Enter the primary receiver IP addresses and port numbers. Use the same IP address and Port that is found in the 'Listening Port' section of the WinBCS, while for Sur-Gard SYSTEM III and SYSTEM II enter the IP address and the port listed in the Alarm Port section. Receiver 2, Local Port 2 and Remote Port 2 IP address This check box is used to enter the second IP address for the receiver and the port number, with the difference that these parameters are considered as a backup receiver. The Communicator only recognises this box in the event that the parameters relating to the Receiver 1, Local Port 1 and Remote Port 1 have not been entered. Furthermore, the Enable Supervision and Supervision time may not be activated. APN1 Username and Password, APN2 Username and Password Some providers may require a user name and password to validate communication. If needed, enter this information here. APN2 Username and Password are considered to be backup data. Telephone numbers to decode Up to 4 telephone numbers called by the control unit may be entered in these boxes (the number should be composed of at least 2 digits). When the Communicator recognises a call from one of these numbers, communication via GPRS begins
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automatically. Every time a number called does not correspond to one of the numbers entered, the call is transmitted over a vocal channel. If no telephone numbers are entered, the Communicator will use the GSM or PSTN line. /G2c/G2c/G2c/G2c/G2cATTENTION: The dialled number appearing in the ‘Digits to remove’ area shows that the call is being sent on the vocal channel or GPRS, e.g.:
1) if the input telephone number called from the key panel is 0123, the numbers input in the digits to be
removed area is 2 and the composed number is 0123, the call is being sent on the vocal channel;
2) if the input telephone number called from the key panel is 0123, the number input in the digits to be
removed area is 2 while the composed number is 000123, the call is being sent on the GPRS channel.
DNIS
If required, enter the Dialled Number Identification Service number. Account code An account code is required for communication with WinBCS application, or Sur-Gard SYSTEM III or SYSTEM II receivers. Enter the Account Code in this field. Enable Supervision To enable supervision, select this option. The supervision option is ONLY available to the primary receiver. Supervision time Set the Supervision time for the monitored zones. It is possible to set a Supervision time between a minimum of 1 second and a maximum of 65535 seconds, with steps of 1 second. Status This page will allow you to monitor and control in real-time all the Communicator functions. /G2c/G2c/G2c/G2c/G2cATTENTION: This page is updated every 5 seconds. Status section This section lists the most important data relating to the GSM module. The virtual display shows, in addition to the name of the GSM network manager, the GSM signal strength (this is displayed through a special indicator). The Device status indicator may be ON or OFF .The Device status indicator light is normally GREEN: when it is RED, this indicates that there is no communication between the software and the Device; if it is AMBER it means that details of the Device status are being acquired.
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