Garnet PC-900G, Quick Programming Manual

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7.6 Garnet Programmer: programming videos
In the following QR Code you will find all the necessary information for the
programming of such a communicator and its respective alarm panel.
If you are unable to program the devices, you will be able to see the following intuitive
information.
7.7 Reset the communicator configuration to factory defaults.
To reset the communicator to factory defaults, the “AP ENABLED” button must be
pressed for more than 6 seconds, until all antenna and communications LEDs flash
together.
SECTION 8: Additional COM-900 Communicator
Communication module for cellular networks. The COM-900 / COM-904 is connected
to the
PC-900 family through a socket located on the main board that allows to quickly add
one more means of communication to the security system.
The COM-900 requires no external power supply or additional cabinets.
8.1 General Information
The COM-900 / COM-904 communicator is designed to report events by means of
a mobile data connection:
The communicator prioritises communications through a Wi-Fi connection, therefore,
the mobile phone connection or data transmission is used as a backup in the event of
a failure or absence of the Wi-Fi network connection.
8.2 Technical Specifications:
UMTS/HSDPA mobile network
• Transmission: GSM, GPRS / SMS.
• Quad-band Automatic: 850/1900MHz UMTS 850/900/1800/1900MHz GSM
• Carrier configuration: Automatic.
• 110dBm @UMTS Bands -108.5dBm @GSM 900MHz -108.5dBm @GSM 1800MHz
• UMTS/HSDPA mobile network.
• Compatible with PC-900G / PC-900T
• 1 mobile network recipient for monitoring reports
• Allows for own and panel programming with AC4 software
• Allows App programming in AP mode from Garnet Programmer
• Reports in residential format.
• You can use domain names instead of IP addresses.
• Connection with pins on PC-900 board
• Allows remote operation of the system via smartphones using the Garnet Control
App.
• Up to 20 residential users.
• Communication of Reports using UDP.
• Monitoring period per mobile network configurable from 1 to 9999 minutes.
• Two Garnet reporting formats: DC1 and SDC2.
• 4 status and signal indicator LEDs on the board.
• Does not require its own battery, it shares the battery of the alarm panel.
8.3 Description of the module:
Communication formats:
The COM-900 / COM-904 Alarm communicator is designed to send alarm signals
to monitoring receivers receiving events under the DC1 and SDC2 communication
protocols.
Panel control modes:
The COM-900 / COM-904 communicator allows the panels to be controlled through
two methods, one method is through the use of the Garnet Control application, and
the other method is via text messages or SMS.
Compatible panels:
The COM-900 / COM-904 communicator is compatible with the PC-900G / PC-900T
panels.
It must be installed in the pin bed provided in the PC-900 panels.
8.4 Light indications of states
The COM-900 / COM-904 communicator incorporates a variety of LEDs to indicate
report the different states of the communicator.
LEDs indicate the signal strength of the mobile network and the results of the reports
to the server and the monitoring station.
Explanation of light indications:
There are two groups of LEDs, those that report the signal strength of the connection
to the mobile network and those that report the results of communications over the
same network.
Mobile network signal indicator LEDs.
These LEDs indicate whether or not the communicator is connected to a network. If
the communicator is connected to a mobile network, the blue LED representing the
3G Antenna will indicate its signal strength by flashing as many times as its signal
level.
The number of flashes represents the signal level, with 1 flash for a very low signal
level and 5 flashes to indicate the maximum signal level.
If the communicator is not connected to a mobile network, the red “No Signal” LED will
be on indicating that the communicator is not connected to a mobile network.
Communication indicator LEDs
The communicator is prepared to communicate via mobile data.
In either case, when there is a communication or any kind of report, its result will be
indicated by the leds representing communications. When a report is made to the
monitoring station or in residential format, the result will be represented by two leds,
one representing the successful report (ACK) or the one indicating communication
failure (NAK).
When the communicator reports a supervision to monitoring or to the server, it will
light both LEDs simultaneously.
Led “NET”.
This LED indicates the status of the mobile data network.
Status Description
200mS on / 1800 mS off Searching Network
1800 mS on / 200 mS off Idle
125 mS on / 125 mS off Transferring data
8.5 Communicator programming
The programming of the COM-900 / COM-904 communicator is done via the
Garnet Programmer application (see section 7).
- AUX + + BELL - + BUS - A B PGM1 PGM2 PGM3 PGM4 Z1 Z6 Z7 Z8 C C Z5 Z4 C Z3 Z2 C
AC
+ BA
T -
ANT WIFI COMUNIC
ANT WIFI COMUNIC
SIGNAL 1-5
NO SIGNAL ACK
NAK
Video Garnet Programmer
Antena Wifi Antena 3G
Signal 1-5
No Signal
ACK
NAK