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8 Installation

guide

8.1 Mounting:

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Test the GSM signal strength with your mobile phone. It may happen that the

signal strength is not sufficient in the desired mounting place. In this case you can
change the planned installation place before you mount the device.

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Do not mount the unit in places where it can be affected by strong electromagnetic

disturbances (e.g. near electric motors, etc.).

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Do not mount the unit in wet places or places with high degree of humidity.

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As the module will be installed in a metal housing, drill a hole on the metal housing

for the FME connector. Choose the drill size appropriate for the FME base part. Fix
the FME base with the enclosed screw nuts into the housing. Ensure that the FME
base and the metal housing has galvanic connection.

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In case of using a plastic housing the module can be entirely placed inside.

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Connecting the antenna: antenna can be connected to an FME-M connector. The

antenna supplied with the module provides good transmission under normal
reception circumstances. In case of occasionally occurring signal strength
problems or/and wave interference (fading), use another (directed) type of antenna
or find a more suitable place for the module.

8.2 Putting into operation

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Disable PIN code request on the SIM card to be placed in the module. (

Do not

disable PIN request if "FIX SIM" function is set !!!

)

•

The caller number identification function must be enabled by the GSM service

provider on the SIM card (a few types of SIM cards do not have this function
enabled by default).

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Check the SIM card to be placed into its case properly.

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Check the antenna to be fixed properly to the GPRS Pager3.

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Check the wires to be connected as earlier instructed.

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The device can be powered up. If the module is used as an auxiliary transmission

device besides an alarm control panel then make sure that power supply is
sufficient at the load of both the control panel and the Pager. The quiescent current
of the module is 100mA, however it can reach up to 500mA during communication

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Summary of Contents for GPRS Pager 3

Page 1: ...1 GPRS Pager 3 INSTALATION AND USER MANUAL ...

Page 2: ...eters using USB serial port connection 9 6 2 Setting parameters using internet GPRS connection 10 6 3 Further settings 10 6 4 Monitoring module status 11 6 5 Power supply voltage supervision 12 6 6 Module parameter settings 13 6 7 Edit parameters 13 6 7 1 Zone settings 14 6 7 2 Event settings 15 6 7 3 Relay output settings 16 6 7 4 Phone number settings 17 6 7 5 Alarm settings 18 6 8 Change module...

Page 3: ...nt PC any kind of monitoring station program can be used even the one used so far e g Alarm Sys 2 1 Installation if no local network is available In case there is no local network at the monitoring station or the Pager would be installed separately from the existing local network and no router is used to divert data traffic a fixed IP address obtained from the internet service provider should be s...

Page 4: ...rd port 22 to the TEX server s local IP address for future firmware updates but enable this only on manufacturer s request The example below shows settings for local IP address 192 168 1 30 3 Safety Reserve mode In this mode GPRS Pager s signals are transfered through internet from GPRS station to the TELL Backup server then to the monitoring station s router The router forwards the signals to the...

Page 5: ...exe program Check if the connection to the server has established green icon Set the serial port parameters in the monitoring station program according to chapter Setting serial port connection When serial port connection is established the Backup PC will receive the incoming Contact ID messages through internet and will forward them through serial cable the same way as a standard PSTN receiver to...

Page 6: ...ent E360 GPRS test report timeout The following events are generated by the GPRS Server and transferred with 9999 user identifier meaning the internal messages of the server Contact ID code Event E361 Internet1 connection failure E362 Internet2 connection failure E363 LAN connection failure The server also transmits the restoration event for the above Contact ID codes e g E361 when internet1 conne...

Page 7: ...p exe program found on CD enclosed Language can be selected by clicking on the middle cell of the row on the bottom of the window Magyar English Enter the module s serial number in the second cell of Serial nr row found in the framed part of the label on the back of the module Enter the module s own password found in text file on the CD enclosed Select USB window Power off the module disconnect fr...

Page 8: ...d cell of Serial nr row found in the framed part of the label on the back of the module Enter the module s own password found in text file on the CD enclosed Select GPRS window Enter GPRS server IP address Press Connect button When connection has established press Read settings from module button to download actual settings from the module You can interrupt connection at anytime during communicati...

Page 9: ...address 193 28 86 102 this is the TELL test server IP address Select APN1 Set Port 3333 Frequency of GPRS test report messages the frequency of GPRS test report messages is adjustable in minutes to test the existance of GPRS connection default setting 3 min If you have ensured the set parameters are correct press Write settings into the module button Wait a few seconds to complete the writing proc...

Page 10: ...er details about settings can be found in the following chapters 6 3 Further settings When connection is established the following functions and buttons are available By pressing button informations about processes being in progress in the module can be displayed The program can be closed by pressing Close button but before it is recomended to interrupt the established connection with the correspo...

Page 11: ...activate or can be deactivated by pressing Stop buttons Columns of event list o Date Time event s date and time o Event event s specification o CID event s Contact ID code o G1 G6 signals toward servers through GPRS servers 1 6 o S1 S4 SMS messages towards telephone numbers 1 4 o C1 C2 signals towards monitoring station s 1 2 o State event s state Processing Delayed Stopped Timeout Finished Refres...

Page 12: ...ime of occurrence can be traced Messages can be cleared by pressing Clear message window button GSM signal strength exact value of GSM signal strength and its graphic level display Close window press to close this window 6 5 Power supply voltage supervision The module is not able to monitor the power supply voltage itself If this function is necessary the BVM 12 accessory unit has to be installed ...

Page 13: ...settings can be loaded from files saved to files or loaded to or from the module or can be compared 6 7 Edit parameters By pressing Edit parameters button you will have possibility to setup the zones events relay outputs telephone numbers and other parameters according to the instructions in the following chapters ...

Page 14: ...alue in seconds 0 254 This is the time left to disarm the module after violating the specific zone otherwise at expiration the alarm process is started Exit delay value in seconds 0 254 This is the period of time for how long the module does not watch the specific zone after arming the system The period for leaving the specific zone 24 hour zone change of zone state is transmitted by the module ev...

Page 15: ...n in the appropriate part of the Contact ID report S1 S4 if set SMS message will be sent as a result of the specific event to 1 4 phone numbers Reserve GSM if set the specific event signals will be transmitted in reserve GSM mode SMS messages the adjustable text of SMS that is to be sent if the event occurs Instead of character used in the SMS message the module substitutes the complete Contact ID...

Page 16: ...ds If value 255 is set the specific relay will operate in bistable mode that means if it has been activated it will not deactivate itself can only be deactivated through phone call if enabled or will deactivate on disarm if Turn REL 1 2 OFF at Disarm is set this function does not work in Always Armed mode Short signal beep on Arm Disarm function if set activates Relay1 impulsively on Arm Disarm on...

Page 17: ...the SMS messages received to the telephone numbers set here This is useful e g to forward information about balance of prepay type SIM cards By leaving this field blank the module does not monitor incoming messages 1 2 Central Ph nr two phone numbers of monitoring station s User ID the four digit 0 9 A B C D E F characters user identification number can be specified here that is necessary for the ...

Page 18: ...one but operates the system inversely closed contact disarms open contact arms the module o 3 One kind of impulse arms the system with a closed contact impulse on input Z4 to V and performs disarm with next closed contact impulse on the same input o 4 Two kinds of impulses Select this mode when arming and disarming is performed by closed contact impulses on two different inputs Such is e g a rolli...

Page 19: ... many hours interval shall the module send a test report Setting value 0 means the module does not send test reports Test report time here the time of the test report can be set in hh mm format or on the left of the field the hours and on the right the minutes can be set by shifting The module takes this time into account on the first day of every month that is at this time of the first day of eve...

Page 20: ...d Stopped Timeout Finished Signs indicated in columns G1 G6 S1 S4 and C1 C2 o signal processing in progress o signal transmission successful o R signal already transfered in other way therefore signalling is not necessary o signal transmission failed o S alarming has been stopped therefore signalling is not necessary o T signalling timeout If you keep the mouse pointer above any cell of the table ...

Page 21: ... 5 2007 6 11 View event log on server web site Open http your GPRS server s IP address 8280 page in a web browser Enter your WEB password and recent events will apear immediately 7 External elements and functions of the GPRS Pager3 7 1 SIM card case The cover can be opened by pulling horizontally towards the LED display on its marked end Insert the SIM card here and replace the cover ...

Page 22: ...lternately GSM GPRS connection is OK system is armed Green and red blink at the same time GSM network is available but there is no GPRS connection with the server yet 7 3 Connector terminals V Power supply 9 24 VDC V Power supply negative polarity GND Z1 1 contact input Z2 2 contact input Z3 3 contact input Z4 4 contact input NO1 1 relay output normally open by default NO2 2 relay output normally ...

Page 23: ...ME M connector The antenna supplied with the module provides good transmission under normal reception circumstances In case of occasionally occurring signal strength problems or and wave interference fading use another directed type of antenna or find a more suitable place for the module 8 2 Putting into operation Disable PIN code request on the SIM card to be placed in the module Do not disable P...

Page 24: ... 100mA Maximum current consumption 500mA 12VDC 250mA 24VDC Operating temperature 10ºC 60ºC Transmission frequency GSM 900MHz 1800MHz Dimensions 84 x 72 x 32mm Weight 200g packed 300g 9 2 Contents of the package GPRS Pager 3 terminal connector GSM 900MHz 1800MHz antenna User manual Letter of Guarantee CD USB A B cable ...

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