User Manual
GSM LT-1
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[9][9][*][*][7][8][9][0][[#]
–
module test mode
. Calling the function will extinguish all the
LEDs. Then the LEDs will go on for about 1 second in the following sequence: STAT, SIG,
TX, RX. Next, the FLT output will activate.
[1][1][1][*][*][????][#]
–
GSM bands
. The frequency range in which the phone installed in
the module can work. Depending on whether the frequency is to be selected or not, the "?"
characters corresponding to the consecutive bands (850 MHz, 900 MHz, 1800 MHz, 1900
MHz) can take the following values:
0 – no,
1 – yes.
You can select any combination of bands. If all or none of them are selected, the module
will recognize that all frequencies are available and will choose the most suitable one(s).
Note:
The option is only available for some telephone models.
[1][1][2][*][*][??????][#]
–
SMS code to restart the module
. Using DTMF signals, you can
program a code composed only of (0–9) digits, and while using the DLOAD10 program -
a code composed of letters and digits. The [1][1][2][*][*][#] sequence deletes the previously
programmed code.
[1][1][3][*][*][?...][#]
–
module autorestart time
. The function enables programming the
time (from the 1 hour to 25 hours) after which the module, if not used, will restart the
phone. To use the module means to:
−
answer a call when calling from the module,
−
receive the ring signal in the module,
−
confirm sending SMS message from the module,
−
receive SMS message,
−
use the module as external modem.
The first restart of the phone will take place after the preprogrammed time from the
settings being written to the module has elapsed.
[1][1][4][*][*][?...][#]
–
a country code
prefix added before the cellular phone number
, to
which SMS message is to be sent after receiving a pager type message. The number of
digits must be contained within the 0 to 8 range. The [1][1][4][*][*][#] sequence will erase
the previously programmed prefix.
11. S
PECIFICATIONS
Supply voltage ................................................................................................... 12 V DC ±15%
Average current consumption in the GSM telephone standby mode .............................100 mA
Average current consumption in the GSM telephone active mode ................................250 mA
Required minimum output current, power supply unit ....................................................500 mA
Current-carrying capacity, FLT output..............................................................................50 mA
Weight............................................................................................................................... 216 g
ATTENTION: The SATEL Company recommends that performance of the GSM LT-1
communication module be regularly tested. An efficient GSM module, which interacts
with the security system, greatly increases the chance of successful transmission of
alarm information. However, for reasons beyond the Manufacturer's control, it cannot
give 100% guarantees message delivery.
