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myema.co.nz
ELECTRONIC MICRO ALARM
USER MANUAL
DEAR CUSTOMER,
Thank you for your purchasing EMA – a revolutionary GSM security system for
cars, which has been developed by the Czech company FLAJZAR. EMA is a
miniature GSM alarm intended for any car type; you do not need to assemble
anything and you can move it simply from car to car. The simplest GSM alarm
ever. EMA´s aim is not to substitute expensive built-in GSM alarms and satellite
systems. It is, however, a option to increase the security of your car when parking
anywhere on workdays – in front of shopping malls, in the town streets, when
angling or spending a weekend in the nature.
A brief summary of the most significant properties and functions:
EMA is a unique GSM security device
no assembly necessary
suitable for any car type*
sensors integrated inside the alarm device
connection of other external sensors possible
in case of an alarm, it sends SMS messages and calls up to 6
phone numbers
easy to control by your mobile phone
possible to monitor the position of your car
a stand-by Li-Ion battery integrated in the miniature body
easy configuration by PC or a SMS
Please check if the voltage of your 12V power supply
connector drops after the ignition is switched off. This
principle is used to detect and start the countdown. If
it is not the case and the voltage persists in the
connector, use the option C.
First putting into operation:
Control – option A:
Automatic activation and deactivation of the alarm
Automatic activation and manual deactivation of the alarm
Manual activation and deactivation of the alarm
VERSION: 210212
Control – option B:
Control – Option C:
* precondition – a common 12 V dashboard socket, so-called cigarette lighter
connector, with the inside diameter between 20,5 to 21,5 mm.
This device includes an integrated LI-Ion battery that can run down
after a long inactivity. Let us recommend you to charge EMA before its first use!
Plug EMA into the 12V on-board connector and let it plugged until the green
LED (BATT) goes on. This LED indicates the battery has been charged.
Since this moment, EMA starts working in the basic mode set up by the
producer with possible manual activation and deactivation (see the control
option C). However, if you wish to use the EMA´s integrated functions in full,
to change the parameters, to add other phone numbers or to use the
comfortable automatic mode of activation and deactivation, just install a
simple configuration program EMA config into your PC. (how to download
and install it – see on the other side of the sheet).
This option is the most comfortable one and recommended for
common use.
After you switch off the ignition and you leave your car,
EMA automatically counts down the time until the activation (leave
time). After the countdown and activation, EMA gives you a short ring
to confirm the activation. Since this moment, EMA protects your car.
After your return to the car and the shock detection, Ema will detect you and
will start count down of the arrival time. Until this point in time, you must
switch on the ignition. After the ignition is switched on, EMA is deactivated,
awaiting next activation.
The leave and arrival times can be set up by the program Ema config – see
the second page of the Instructions).
Similarly to Option A, EMA automatically counts down the set-up time until
the activation (leave time) after you have switched off the ignition and left
the car. After the countdown and activation, EMA gives you a short ring to
confirm the activation. Since this moment, EMA protects your car.
Before you enter your car, deactivate EMA by giving a free-of-charge ring
from your mobile phone (your mobile phone number must be saved on the
EMA phone book).
In this mode, the activation and deactivation is controlled by the user – by
giving a free-of-charge ring or a SMS message – therefore, it is not as
comfortable as the options A or B are. The mode is suitable to secure e.g. the
vans if it is not possible to set up a fixed time for automatic activation
because of frequent loading and unloading.
After you enter the car, the sensors are activated immediately; EMA is
sending the alarm SMS messages and calling. Therefore, it is necessary to
deactivate EMA by giving it a ring from your mobile phone before you enter
your car (your mobile phone number must be saved on the EMA phone
book).
Insert a SIM card of your mobile phone operator with a
switched-off PIN code!
As soon as you insert it in the EMA´s slot, all
the LEDs go on – the device has been started. After some minutes, the LEDs
go out and the blue LED begins to flash – GSM –EMA has been netted and
it is ready for use.
Give EMA a ring from your mobile phone.
The device automatically
saves the phone number by which you are authorized to control EMA and to
which EMA will call you or send SMS messages in case of an alarm. This
process will be confirmed by a SMS message sent to your mobile phone.
Please check if the voltage of your 12V power supply
connector drops after the ignition is switched off. This
principle is used to detect and start the countdown. If
it is not the case and the voltage persists in the
connector, use the option C.
The above mode is suitable for the cars in which the
voltage in the 12V connector persists.
Before putting the EMA alarm into operation, please read the
Enclosure 1 carefully (technical and service information)!
Giving a ring – more information:
What we understand under giving EMA a ring: dial the SIM card number inserted in EMA alarm and let it ring until you can hear more than
two ringing tones in the earphone. Warning – EMA may not register a very short ringing! On the other hand, more ringing tones can be
assessed as calling and used e.g. for tapping (in case of its activation). Please keep the ordinary ringing times to activate and deactivate EMA!
