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If a memory area that has not been filled yet is requested, an empty file is returned.

Important!

During the transmission time of the email, the GX111 will not accept any commands, no tracking data are

saved and no alarm situations are recognised.

Command to delete the tracking data:
The following command deletes all tracking data in the memory of the GX111:

RESET TRACKDATA #1513

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Summary of Contents for GX111

Page 1: ...Operating Instructions GSM Alarm Device with GPS Tracking GX111 Item No 1168681...

Page 2: ...ommissioning First Steps 14 a Assembly and Charging of the Product 14 b Changing the PIN Code to 1513 15 c Micro SIM Card Insertion 15 9 Configuration via Text Message 16 10 Functional Descriptions 18...

Page 3: ...racking Data 34 a Configuration of the SMTP Access Data SMTP 35 b Configuration of the GPRS Access Data GPRS 36 c Transmission of the Tracking Data TRACKDATA 37 13 System Functions 39 a Time between T...

Page 4: ...his if you pass on the product to any third party Therefore retain these operating instructions for reference All company names and product names are trademarks of their respective owners All rights r...

Page 5: ...erved at all times This product complies with the statutory national and European requirements All company names and product names are trademarks of their respective owners All rights reserved 4 Scope...

Page 6: ...s shock or fall even from low heights will damage it The product only serves to trigger alarms but does not relieve the user from his diligence obligation The GPS functions only serve to monitor prope...

Page 7: ...sure that rechargeable batteries are not short circuited dismantled or thrown into fire There is a danger of explosion Always observe correct polarity observe plus and minus when connecting the recha...

Page 8: ...ubt ask a suitable specialist a General Descriptions This product is to be used to monitor the customer s property In case of alarm its task is to inform the customer of it by text message as quickly...

Page 9: ...are any new text messages The standard settings are 15 minutes for the ONLINE mode and 1425 minutes for the OFFLINE mode 15 1425 1440 minutes 24 h The TIMEOUT command can be used to change these sett...

Page 10: ...command TEST STATUS 1513 If the alarm mode is on and recognises an alarm incident via an activated alarm source shock position all phone numbers in the phone book of the GX111 not the SIM card will r...

Page 11: ...onnection 11 Position of the GPS receiver in the housing Find the description of the operating elements below 1 Light sensor LIGHT The light sensor measures the ambience brightness The alarm value is...

Page 12: ...guration is only possible in ONLINE mode either The button for panic alarm can be configured as well Once the button is pushed a text message alarm is sent when the alarm mode is activated command S1...

Page 13: ...ta communication takes place via a standard USB chip that signs on to the Windows PC as a virtual COM port The corresponding driver can be procured either from www conrad com or directly from the manu...

Page 14: ...connection There is a connection for the rechargeable battery on the PCB side with the SIM holder right next to it The plug is pushed onto the holder from the top The plug is protected against polarit...

Page 15: ...the GX111 the ERR LED flashes at an interval of one second After a short time the GSM LED will flash green in intervals of second network scanning and after a few seconds the GSM LED should change its...

Page 16: ...been written For your own safety the SIM PIN number must be changed under all circumstances after commissioning of the product This is described in the corresponding chapter If the GX111 is in OFFLIN...

Page 17: ...hange or perform TEL1 phone book entry no 1 NAME Name of the GX111 PARAMETER Both the presence and the number of parameters depend on the function and action used Therefore most RESET actions have no...

Page 18: ...ining STATUS The command STATUS returns a summary of the most important settings and conditions of the GX111 TEST STATUS 1513 Then the GX111 sends an answer text message Example the right column shows...

Page 19: ...its There is no TEST action for testing this function If you lose the PIN code the GX111 can be reset to factory settings see chapter Factory Settings All settings will be lost when resetting Then the...

Page 20: ...ssage as many times The GX111 may process phone numbers in national and international format However the international format should be used at all times since use abroad may cause problems otherwise...

Page 21: ...need to send two text messages RESET TEL1 1513 RESET TEL3 1513 After sending the command RESET TEL you will receive a text message answer Testing phone numbers To check the phone numbers stored in th...

Page 22: ...nutes after an alarm and cannot send any new alarm text messages Particularly with fast sensors such as shock sensors the IDLEALARM function reduces the dispatch of text messages 1 Setting Support DIA...

Page 23: ...ximum sensitivity Trigger time 1 255 seconds this corresponds to the time that a shock must persist before an alarm is triggered The following command sets the threshold for shock to the value thresho...

Page 24: ...K 1513 without time or SET SHOCK 1 1513 time 1 s cause immediate alarm once a shock is above the threshold The shock is measured at 250 kHz When the alarm is triggered the IDLE TIMER is started at the...

Page 25: ...n in space is saved as a reference value If the position deviates from the set reference value by the set threshold an alarm is triggered SET SLOPE slope threshold 1513 Threshold 1 180 1 minimum slope...

Page 26: ...1 10 1 minimum sensitivity 10 maximum sensitivity Example 1 GX111 in a dark room will recognise light 10 GX111 in a bright room will recognise additional light Deactivate the alarm with the following...

Page 27: ...r threshold Lower threshold min 4 C corresponds to the standard value for the lower threshold Example SET TEMP 20 2 1513 At a temperature of 3 0 C or 21 0 C the GX111 will trigger an alarm The battery...

Page 28: ...entries If the number of alarms exceeds the threshold of 2730 the oldest entries are overwritten Since the alarm entry contains the date and time alarm entries are only written into the list if the da...

Page 29: ...uracy keyword Almanach They are overlaid with the GPS signal and are usually transmitted once every 30 minutes a General GPS Localisation GPS The following command requests the current GPS coordinates...

Page 30: ...s needed c Reading Date Time and Synchronising clock GPSDATE The clock in the GX111 is automatically synchronised with the time delivered by the GPS signal and the date during system start If no GPS s...

Page 31: ...cters In the basic settings the name is TRACKING If the character length is exceeded the GX111 returns an error message and tracking is not started If tracking is activated the GX111 remains in ONLINE...

Page 32: ...ollowing command sets the zone parameters and activates them automatically SET GPSZONE latitude1 direction longitude1 direction latidude2 direction longitude2 direction ZoneName 1513 Important prerequ...

Page 33: ...The format of latitude and longitude must be indicated in the NMEA 0183 format The following example shows the data input format SET GPSZONE 4932 4457 N 01156 5208 E 4932 4101 N 01156 8533 E test 151...

Page 34: ...igh the data rate will be Therefore you as the user of the GX111 must decide what Risk is to be taken for the transmission volume Each unsuccessful attempt will be charged by the GSM provider no matte...

Page 35: ...servers require EHLO Example SET SMTP xxxgx111 yahoo de smtp mail yahoo com 25 1 xxxgx111 yahoo de Password 1513 The following command will return the current configuration by text message TEST SMTP 1...

Page 36: ...User name optional max 10 characters Password optional max 10 characters If one of the character lengths is exceeded the GX111 returns an error message and the values are not saved Both optional para...

Page 37: ...responds to the respective programming by TRACK command Conversion of tracking data NMEA to decimal digits Latitude 01156 6192 011 degrees 56 6192 minutes 011 56 6192 60 11 943653 degrees Longitude 4...

Page 38: ...Important During the transmission time of the email the GX111 will not accept any commands no tracking data are saved and no alarm situations are recognised Command to delete the tracking data The fol...

Page 39: ...indow A value of 120 seconds is set in the factory for the idle time window The following command is used to change this idle window SET IDLEALARM Time 1513 Time 30 3600 seconds Example SET IDLEALARM...

Page 40: ...5 1425 1440 minutes 24 h If you would like to be able to reach the GX111 more often than 1x per day or if you would like to have more time to react to the answer of the GX111 the times can be changed...

Page 41: ...in OFFLINE mode 60 minutes After the alarm was detected the GX111 will switch to ONLINE mode for 15 minutes In these 15 minutes the alarm text message is sent to all entered phone numbers before the...

Page 42: ...nd self test completed ERR LED is always lit PIN error PUK must be entered a hardware error has been found during the self test connect the GX111 to a PC and check the USB protocol ERR LED flashes slo...

Page 43: ...KKU LED AKKU LED is not lit The rechargeable battery is fully charged or not being charged AKKU LED is always lit The rechargeable battery is charged d GPS LED GPS LED is not lit The GX111 is not supp...

Page 44: ...d that you pushed the button by accident After successful resetting to factory settings a flashing pattern is output via the ERR LED The ERR LED flashes 3 times in quick sequence 0 25 seconds on 0 25...

Page 45: ...geable battery and dispose of it separately from the product b Batteries and Rechargeable Batteries You as the end user are required by law Battery Ordinance to return all used batteries rechargeable...

Page 46: ...frequency bands GSM 850 824 894 MHz GSM 900 880 960 MHz GSM 1800 1710 1880 MHz GSM 1900 1850 1990 MHz Transmission power GSM 850 1 8 W GSM 900 34 dBm GSM 1800 31 dBm GSM 1900 0 83 W GPS chipset TELIT...

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Page 48: ...ed Reproduction by any method e g photocopy microfilming or the capture in electronic data processing systems require the prior written approval by the editor Reprinting also in part is prohibited Thi...

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