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GPRS settings
To be able to use the GPRS channel we need to provide the APN of the
provider of the SIM card. The average mobile data usage of the IPCOM-
4G communicator is estimated at 5-6 MB/month. This value can depend on
the frequency of the test (keep-alive) signals. Please, use a SIM card with
at least 5-10MB/month data plan.
Event filter
The module has the possibility to set an event filter. In this way
only those events will be sent which are enabled here.
I/O settings
Input settings
The IPCOM-4G has two I/O ports. In case we use it as an input, we
can give the type of the input (NO/NC), the event code, and the
restore code. Moreover, the input sensitivity can be modified
between 10ms and 2550 ms. What is more, it allows us to link a
zone number to the input along with changing the maximum
number of event repeating.
Output settings
The module is equipped with an open-collector output,
therefore, the output switch to the ground In case of control.
The outputs can be managed by call or SMS. In addition,
automatic output controlis possible as well includes power
fail, channel fault, low signal level, general fault or sufficient power Level. By default, the type of the output is normally
close. Also it is not changeable. The outputs are working in monostable mode, which control time can be from 1 seconds
to 65535 seconds.
Control phone numbers
The outputs can be controlled from 8 phone numbers with caller
identification. The outputs can be managed only with caller
identification.
Individual zone names
In the Zone Names menu, we can name the zones individually.
Hence, we can get SMS notifications from the module with the
unique zone names.
Connecting the module to the alarm panel
In the Telco special parameters we can set the details of the
communication between the module and the alarm panel. We must set a
number that the alarm center will dial. Recommended number:
99999999.
The IPCOM-4G communicators are connected in most cases to the telco
interface (TIP and RING terminals) of the security control panel. When
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