How to Use The GSM Auto Dialler
The Auto Dialler has four independent input’s
Input 1 =
Terminal 1 connection. (Negatively triggered) pulled to ground
Input 2 =
Terminal 2 connection. (Negatively triggered) pulled to ground
Input 3 =
Terminal 3 connection. (Negatively triggered) pulled to ground
Input 4 =
Terminal 4 connection. (Negatively triggered) pulled to ground
When the inputs are triggered the
GREEN
LED will flash 6 times to indicate that a trigger
has been received. It will then send a text message/phone call to the five saved user
numbers.
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All inputs can be triggered independently.
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The Auto dialler will reset automatically when the triggered input is released.
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Alarm Mode- Input 4 only
INPUT 4 can also be used as the alarm input where the input is not always live and it does
not auto reset like inputs 1 - 3. The alarm is only made live by sending an SMS/text
message command. This is useful for attaching things like PIR or IR Beam Sensors, when
you may only want them armed at night.
To activate this mode, send the sms/text command
#
MODE
=
2
#
This sets the unit to alarm mode
Once in alarm mode the Auto Dialler can only be triggered after you have activated the
alarm input by sending the text command as follows.
#
ALARM
=
ON
#
You will receive a text message reading “ALARM ON”
With the alarm ON, INPUT 4 will then be live and looking for a trigger. To turn off
(deactivate), the alarm, please send the text command:
#
ALARM
=
OFF
#
This will deactivate the alarm.
The input will not reset automatically after a trigger. You will need to send the text
command
#
ALARM
=
ON
#
when you want it armed again.
To change back to auto mode, send the sms/text command
#
MODE
=
1
#
This sets the unit to auto mode -
this is the default setting
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