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2.2 Description of the LEDs 

2.2

 

Description of the LEDs 

Module status displays 

After the operating voltage has been connected, the first LED lights up after about 10 

seconds.  
The 'Run' LED indicates functioning of the module: 

 

Flashing 

= module is starting up (takes about 90 seconds) 

ON 

= module is ready (flashing every 10 seconds) 

OFF 

= no supply voltage 

 
The 'Com' LED indicates network activity by the module. This LED has a two-part structure. 

If both parts light up green, everything is alright and the connection to the GSM network has 

been established. If the left part is green and the right part is red, the connection to the GSM 

network has been established, but the time has not yet been synchronized. 

 

Flashing green = roaming in the GSM network 
Green OFF 

= no connection to the GSM network 

 
The 'Busy' LED indicates module activity: 

 

ON 

= module is currently active 

The module restarts automatically after every data transfer between the PC and the module. 

All UI LEDs light up during restarting. 

I/O displays 

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The LEDs pertaining to the universal inputs (UI) light up when: 
–

 

Set as a digital input: the input is active (status 1) 

–

 

Set as an analog input: a high or low threshold is reached 

●

 

For each of the digital outputs (DO), an LED lights up when the relay is activated. 

 

GSM alarm module 

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System Manual, 06/2014, 2541304131-01 

Summary of Contents for SENTRON 5TT7

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Page 3: ..._______________ ___________________ ___________________ ___________________ Monitoring Devices SENTRON GSM alarm module System Manual 06 2014 2541304131 01 Introduction 1 Module 2 Further information 3 ESD guidelines A List of abbreviations B ...

Page 4: ...nnel are those who based on their training and experience are capable of identifying risks and avoiding potential hazards when working with these products systems Proper use of Siemens products Note the following WARNING Siemens products may only be used for the applications described in the catalog and in the relevant technical documentation If products and components from other manufacturers are...

Page 5: ...ion and messaging 20 2 5 4 1 Universal inputs 21 2 5 4 2 Digital outputs 28 2 5 4 3 Reading all I O statuses 33 2 5 4 4 Linking several GSM alarm modules 33 2 6 Advanced settings 34 2 6 1 Update 35 2 6 2 Network 37 2 6 3 SMTP 39 2 6 4 Log 41 2 6 5 Service option for the SIM 44 2 6 6 COM port 45 3 Further information 47 3 1 Troubleshooting 47 3 2 Overview of SMS commands 49 3 3 Diagnostics commands...

Page 6: ...Table of contents B List of abbreviations 57 B 1 Abbreviations 57 Glossary 59 Index 61 GSM alarm module 6 System Manual 06 2014 2541304131 01 ...

Page 7: ...lected persons with every defined change of state rising or falling flank in the case of digital inputs or reaching a level in the case of analog inputs The outputs are switched whenever an active user sends a previously defined SMS to the GSM alarm module For testing purposes the GSM alarm module can send a text message SMS on a regular basis i e at a user defined time In the event of a power fai...

Page 8: ...P3 Vista WIN 7 WIN 8 Monitor with a minimum resolution of 1024 x 768 pixels 100 MB free hard disk capacity 256 MB RAM USB interface Software installation Certain hardware drivers must be installed on your system for the program to function Therefore make sure you have administrator rights during installation Run the GSM_Alarm_Module_setup exe file to install the software The Setup wizard guides yo...

Page 9: ... when opening it and inserting the SIM card Place a SIM card in the SIM card holder to obtain access to the GSM network Use a small flat screwdriver to raise the lid Figure 2 1 Opening the top lid Place the SIM card in the SIM card holder Figure 2 2 Inserting the SIM card in the GSM alarm module Then put the lid on again GSM alarm module System Manual 06 2014 2541304131 01 9 ...

Page 10: ... 3 Screwing on the included GSM antenna Connecting the power supply Connect the 24 V and 0 V terminals to a 24 V DC power supply unit recommended You can also use a 10 to 30 V DC power supply unit power supply connection however Figure 2 4 Connecting the power supply GSM alarm module 10 System Manual 06 2014 2541304131 01 ...

Page 11: ...e s mini USB socket and connect the other end to the PC s USB interface Note Install the configuration software first before you connect the module to the PC Figure 2 5 Connecting the USB cable to the mini USB terminal GSM alarm module System Manual 06 2014 2541304131 01 11 ...

Page 12: ... the left part is green and the right part is red the connection to the GSM network has been established but the time has not yet been synchronized Flashing green roaming in the GSM network Green OFF no connection to the GSM network The Busy LED indicates module activity ON module is currently active The module restarts automatically after every data transfer between the PC and the module All UI L...

Page 13: ...f a module is found the software downloads the module s data and asks whether you wish to load the module s settings in the configuration software Yes all set values are displayed in the configuration software and can be edited No the configuration software s fields are not filled Note The Upload settings to module function overwrites all values in the module with the ones specified in the configu...

Page 14: ...mport settings Imports saved settings ccf files from the PC 2 Export settings Exports settings ccf files to the PC to be able to reuse them later for other GSM alarm modules for example 3 Interface default settings Restores the default settings 4 Print settings Prints the settings entered in the configuration software GSM alarm module 14 System Manual 06 2014 2541304131 01 ...

Page 15: ...ings into the module 2 Download from module Loads all the module s settings into the configuration software 3 Reset module to default Resets all the module s settings to the factory defaults 4 Sync date time The module s date and time are synchronized with the PC s system time 5 Restart device Due to the capacitor installed in the module it is not possible to trigger a fast restart by interrupting...

Page 16: ... Language menu Basic settings You define the module s basic functions on the Setting s tab Note All settings defined in the configuration software must be actively loaded into the module Module name SIM PIN No which is the PIN number for access to the SIM card GSM alarm module 16 System Manual 06 2014 2541304131 01 ...

Page 17: ...Module 2 5 Configuring Figure 2 6 Settings tab GSM alarm module System Manual 06 2014 2541304131 01 17 ...

Page 18: ...gy to send an SMS message to active users The GSM alarm module registers a power failure whenever the voltage drops below 8 V and switches on again at a voltage over 10 V Note The module tries to send the SMS message to all active users but only sending of the SMS to the first 5 active users is guaranteed Active users Active users are those who have full access to the module and who receive automa...

Page 19: ...rson s name and telephone number or their name and email address Note Notification by email requires an Internet connection Note The international prefix must be placed before the telephone number e g United Kingdom 44 Germany 49 France 33 Netherlands 31 Italy 39 Spain 34 Poland 48 Deleting contacts To delete a contact click on one or more rows you wish to delete and then on the Delete button Impo...

Page 20: ...he status SMS to the module to query the values by SMS Click on the Check data connection button to check whether the module is able to establish a GPRS Internet connection You can find further information on setting up an Internet connection in chapter Network Page 37 Signal strength The signal strength information is determined in compliance with GSM network specifications You will find an overv...

Page 21: ...on When the confirmation function is activated the module sends the message one by one to the selected recipients with an adjustable time delay Example the sequence starts with sending of the message to the first telephone number If the set delay time is exceeded the message is sent to the next telephone number on the list and so on until the last telephone number on the list has been addressed Th...

Page 22: ...og inputs Every analog input AI represents a scaled value from 0 to 10 V Threshold values can be set within this scale Figure 2 7 Tabs for configuring the analog inputs AIs GSM alarm module 22 System Manual 06 2014 2541304131 01 ...

Page 23: ...turns to a range between the upper and lower hysteresis limits Message when level recovers to normal Note Min max and threshold hysteresis values are limited to 5 digits with a maximum of 2 decimal places For every AI a delay can be set in the Delay box with which it responds to status changes The UI LED flashes during the delay A change is ignored if the input signal s status changes back again b...

Page 24: ...nfiguring Wiring example In this example AI1 and AI2 are connected to an analog source Figure 2 8 Connecting the analog inputs AI1 and AI2 to an analog source GSM alarm module 24 System Manual 06 2014 2541304131 01 ...

Page 25: ...Configuring Digital inputs Configuration Figure 2 9 Tabs for configuring the digital inputs DIs You can define the following settings for the digital inputs GSM alarm module System Manual 06 2014 2541304131 01 25 ...

Page 26: ...by putting the name between asterisks For example the status of an n put called Door can be queries by sending an SMS with the text r door The module responds with status door x Out terminal The Out terminals offer a voltage source that can be used to power the digital inputs When using the module s Power Down function you are advised to use this voltage source instead of the module s normal suppl...

Page 27: ...e 2 5 Configuring Wiring example In this example all digital inputs DI are wired to 24 V Figure 2 10 Powering the digital inputs DIs via the Out output GSM alarm module System Manual 06 2014 2541304131 01 27 ...

Page 28: ...tus of the output auto message This message is sent only to the sender of the settings If you activate Send only user defined text the module only sends the text defined in the message box no module name IO name or timestamp Defining your own commands for controlling the outputs On instruction Off instruction one shot instruction Activating switching changeover of the output response to RING when ...

Page 29: ...g users Users have access to the digital output for which they are entered Note Users selected here do not have any rights to send further commands to the module with the exception of the output where they are entered as users GSM alarm module System Manual 06 2014 2541304131 01 29 ...

Page 30: ...D box When this setting is made the output responds to telephone calls or SMS messages from any sources Note Please consider the possible risks when using this function together with the ring function Switching a single digital output To set one single digital output DO send the wdonx SMS text to the module where n is the number of the output and x is its status The x stands for the respective out...

Page 31: ... To query the status of a single digital input send the rdon SMS to the module where n is the number of the chosen digital output The module responds with status DOn x If a user defined name has been assigned to an output you can select this output by putting the name between asterisks For example the status of an input called Light can be queried by sending the SMS text r light The module respond...

Page 32: ... is chosen the output is activated as soon as there is no longer a connection to the GSM network It is deactivated as soon as the connection is restored Note This function can lead to conflicts when using the SMS or ring function Preserve status on startup The statuses of the outputs are stored prior to restarting and are then restored If this function is not selected the outputs remain deactivate...

Page 33: ...end previously defined messages to other modules by selecting Send only user defined text in the IO configuration Example digital input 8 sends WDO21 on a rising flank to a second unit This unit receives the message switches the digital output 2 and sends a WDO31 message to a third unit and so forth On the falling flank of the first unit it sends WDO20 to deactivate the digital output on the secon...

Page 34: ...ou can configure the following tabs Update Network network connections SMTP email Log record SIM SIM card COM port Note After completing the entries you must load the current configuration into the module You will find further information in chapter Importing exporting settings See also Data exchange Page 15 GSM alarm module 34 System Manual 06 2014 2541304131 01 ...

Page 35: ...SB connection using a PC In the case of the Over The Air OTA firmware update the data is transferred via GPRS Figure 2 12 Update tab Note To perform an OTA action the module must have a GSM data connection and data usage must be activated see Network settings chapter GSM alarm module System Manual 06 2014 2541304131 01 35 ...

Page 36: ...s to the SMS with module name no update found Online firmware version local firmware version OTA configuration The GSM alarm module can also be configured by remote access Over The Air Send the rotac SMS to the module to start the operation The module then uploads the current configuration to the server and responds with module IMEI nr IMEI nr module name configuration file uploaded Then enter the...

Page 37: ...module As soon as the module is ready it replies with a confirmation message and sends the configuration file to the specified email address Note The PC must be connected to the Internet to enable uploading and downloading of the configuration See also Settings Page 16 2 6 2 Network Figure 2 13 Network tab GSM alarm module System Manual 06 2014 2541304131 01 37 ...

Page 38: ...ble a GPRS connection to be established you must enter the GSM service provider s APN Access Point Name setting Before uploading the setting to the module you can check it by clicking on the Test button You can also check the GSM data connection by remote access by sending the SMS cdc SMS to the module The module responds with the status of the connection OTA date time synchronization The module c...

Page 39: ...can download free of charge from the Google Store You can also use the app to switch the digital outputs 2 6 3 SMTP Enter the SMTP Simple Mail Transfer Protocol settings for outgoing emails here SMTP is used to send emails through the outgoing mail server Fill this tab with entries only if the module is to send emails Figure 2 14 SMTP tab GSM alarm module System Manual 06 2014 2541304131 01 39 ...

Page 40: ...t some servers might not accept a self addressed email or the email may get stuck in the spam filter Note The GSM alarm module does not support SSL secured SMTP servers such as Hotmail or Gmail SMTP test Before uploading the settings to the module you can check the SMTP settings by entering a valid email address and then clicking on the Test button Note A GSM data connection is needed to check the...

Page 41: ...is 100 full the module sends another warning and logging is stopped until the log is erased or downloaded A full log can also be sent to a selected email address and automatically erased The module continues logging automatically after the log file has been sent Every log can be viewed or erased while connected to the PC with a data cable Figure 2 15 Log tab GSM alarm module System Manual 06 2014 ...

Page 42: ...ith a confirmation message Note The event log fills up very quickly if usage is intensive You are urgently advised to select the auto send function when this log is enabled AI log You can select the following intervals for the AI log 10 min 5 days 15 min 7 5 days 20 min 15 days 30 min 15 days 45 min 22 5 days 60 min 30 days The maximum log duration given in parentheses is based on logging of one 1...

Page 43: ...unters of all digital outputs The module responds with Do1 was ON for x xx hours Do2 was ON for x xx hours Do4 was ON for x xx hours Resetting the operating hours counter of a digital output To reset the counter of a single digital output send the clrtimedon SMS to the module where n is the number of the output The module responds with erasing counter Don You can reset the counters of all digital ...

Page 44: ...al inputs by sending the clrtimedi0 SMS to the module The module responds with erasing counter Di1 erasing counter Di2 erasing counter Di4 Monitoring inputs during restarting The module monitors the inputs during restarting The status of the inputs are stored before restarting and are then compared against the current status Every change detected is then sent to the defined users 2 6 5 Service opt...

Page 45: ... by clicking on the Change SIM PIN code button SIM PUK code If an incorrect PIN code is entered three times in a row the SIM card is blocked and the PUK code must be entered The diagnostics page shows this in the error messages Then enter the correct PUK code and the new PIN code and click on Send SIM PUK code 2 6 6 COM port The COM port tab shows the COM interface at which a GSM alarm module has ...

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Page 47: ...er than or equal to 6 3 0 0 Try a different USB port Remove all hubs or extension leads No connection to GSM network Make sure that the SIM card is inserted properly the correct PIN code has been entered and the information has been loaded into the module Check the Diagnostics tab for error messages Check the signal strength The module does not send any messages Are the I Os used set properly Make...

Page 48: ...wer supply wait for 5 minutes and then reconnect the power supply Place a jumper on the upper pins of J2 left side of the SIM card and repeat the above step The module starts with the factory defaults The configuration might have to be restored GSM alarm module 48 System Manual 06 2014 2541304131 01 ...

Page 49: ...28 ruin The status of a universal input is queried where n is the digital input s number Analog inputs Page 22 and Digital inputs Page 25 chapters rall Queries status of all I Os Reading all I O statuses chapter Page 33 rall email The status of all I Os are queried and sent to the specified email address Reading all I O statuses chapter Page 33 fotap The latest firmware is downloaded from the serv...

Page 50: ...og chapter Page 41 timedi The operating hours counters of all digital inputs are queried Log chapter Page 41 clrtimedin The operating hours counter of the digital input n is reset Log chapter Page 41 clrtimedo The operating hours counters of all digital outputs are reset Log chapter Page 41 wreset The device is reset rmdo Several all digital outputs are read out ccf email The configuration file is...

Page 51: ...tion too poor 32 3 Connection too poor 35 5 Connection too poor 38 7 Connection too poor 41 9 Connection too poor 45 2 Connection too poor 48 2 Poor reception 51 6 Poor reception 54 8 Poor reception 58 1 Poor reception 61 3 Poor reception 64 5 Adequate reception 67 7 Adequate reception 71 0 Adequate reception 74 2 Adequate reception 77 4 Adequate reception 80 6 Good reception 83 9 Good reception 8...

Page 52: ... 2 V High 4 V 4 relay outputs 4 x CO contact 250 V Continuous inrush current ohmic load 5 A 5 A Max switching power 1200 VA at 240 V AC 5 A Useful life Ohmic load Electrical at max load 1 5 x 105 switching cycles mechanical 15 x 106 switching cycles Max switching frequency 6 rpm at continuous current 1200 rpm at low load Contact material test voltage AgNi 4 kV of the measured value GSM data Freque...

Page 53: ...ow Voltage Directive LVD 2006 95 EC in compliance with EN 50178 Electromagnetic characteristics Directive 2004 108 EC in compliance with EN 55011 and EN 61326 1 Frequency spectrum R TTE1999 5 EC in compliance with ETSIEN 301 511V9 0 2 Conductor cross section stripped length 0 2 to 2 5 mm2 screw terminal connection 6 mm Dimensions LxWxH TS 35 direct 88 x 95 x 60 58 mm without antenna Material combu...

Page 54: ...Further information 3 5 Technical specifications GSM alarm module 54 System Manual 06 2014 2541304131 01 ...

Page 55: ...onent To do this touch a conductive grounded object e g a bare metal part of a switch cabinet or the water pipe Always hold the component by the plastic enclosure Electronic modules should not be brought into contact with electrically insulating materials such as plastic film plastic parts insulating table supports or clothing made of synthetic fibers Always place electrostatic sensitive devices o...

Page 56: ...ESD 1 ESD seat 2 ESD standing position 3 ESD seat and ESD standing position Protective measures a Conductive floor b ESD table c ESD footwear d ESD smock e ESD bracelet f Cubicle ground connection GSM alarm module 56 System Manual 06 2014 2541304131 01 ...

Page 57: ...heck Electronic Software Distribution GPRS please check General Packet Radio Service GSM please check Global System for Mobile Communication IMEI International Mobile Equipment Identity OTA Over The Air PIN Personal Identification Number PUK Personal Unblocking Key number for unblocking SIM cards SMTP Simple Mail Transfer Protocol UI Universal input V Volt GSM alarm module System Manual 06 2014 25...

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Page 60: ...tional Mobile Equipment Identity Log files Reference out Reset Rising falling flank Roaming Scale SMTP settings Threshold limit User interface V V is a source with 20 mA that is designed for signaling This connection is not suitable as a power supply GSM alarm module 60 System Manual 06 2014 2541304131 01 ...

Page 61: ...38 Date 15 Synchronization 38 Diagnostics Tab 20 Digital input Configuring 25 Operating hours counter 43 Reading 26 Reset 44 Digital output Operating hours counter 43 Reset 43 Discharge 55 Drivers Software 8 E Electrostatic sensitive devices 55 ESD bracelet 56 ESD footwear 56 ESD guidelines 55 ESD protective measures 55 ESD seat 56 ESD smock 56 ESD standing position 56 ESD table 56 Event log 42 Ex...

Page 62: ...g 11 Connection 47 Phonebook Contacts 19 Export 19 Import 19 PIN Settings 45 Power supply Connecting 10 Power supply unit Connecting 10 PUK Settings 45 Pulse function 31 R Reading Analog input 23 Digital input 26 Universal input 21 Reset 15 Digital input 44 Digital output 43 Restart 15 Roaming 38 S Safety instructions 7 Settings Access point 38 APN 38 Export 14 Import 14 Message 18 PIN 45 PUK 45 S...

Page 63: ...ics 20 Settings 16 Technical specifications General information 53 GSM data 52 Input data 52 Ordering data 52 Output data 52 Test SMTP 40 Time 15 Synchronization 38 Transport 55 U Universal input Reading 21 Update Diagnostics 20 Updates 35 USB PC 11 USB cable 13 GSM alarm module System Manual 06 2014 2541304131 01 63 ...

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