Mobeye CM2500, Portal User Manual

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6. PROGRAMMING WHEN USING OWN SIM CARD
If your own SIM card is used, programming proceeds via SMS commands. The GSM
module requires network connection during programming. If the Mobeye Panic
Button runs entirely on batteries, it must first be put into programming mode.
6.1 PROGRAM MODE
To program the unit with SMS commands, the GSM module needs to be open and
connected to the network.
In the situation that the Panic Button is connected to an external power supply, it has
continuous network connection and the unit is permanently in program mode.
A battery-operated Mobeye Panic Button switches to the program mode after
pressing the on/off button for 5 seconds until the LED starts flashing. Alternatively
the batteries are re-inserted.
While searching for the GSM network connection the outside LED flashes green and
red, followed by blinking fast shortly. This process normally takes 10-30 seconds. As
soon as the network has been established and the program mode has been reached
the LED flashes 1 sec. on/1 sec. off (or stays on continuously in case the unit has
been configured yet).
During 3 minutes the GSM module remains active, ready to receive SMS
commands. In a battery-operated unit a time-out occurs if no correct command is
received for 3 minutes, the GSM module switches off in order to save the batteries.
In this low power mode the LED flashes once per 3 seconds.
6.2 PROGRAM AT LEAST ONE TELEPHONE NUMBER
The Mobeye Panic Button is able to send messages up to 5 telephone numbers.
The first telephone number (TEL1) belongs to the administrator. Technical
messages (such as
battery low ) are sent to the administrator only. Without the
administrator
’s phone number, the Mobeye Panic Button cannot function.
When the Panic Button is in initial (factory) status and the batteries are inserted (so
the LED is flashing), the administrator
’s number is programmed by calling the
telephone number of the Mobeye Panic Button using the administrator
’s phone. The