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MEANING OF THE LEDS ON THE IP GSM MODULE
Name Function
DL1
Green LED:
module serial communication. Lights
up briefly when the module communicates with
the control panel.
DL2
Green LED:
module serial communication. Lights
up briefly when the module communicates with
the control panel.
DL3 Red LED off:
The module is not in operation.
Red LED rapid flashing (64ms On/ 800ms Off):
The module is not connected to the network.
Red LED slow flashing (64ms On/ 2000ms Off):
The module is connected to the network.
DL4
Red LED:
GSM communication. Flashes when
a transfer via the GSM or GPRS network is
in progress, e.g. during receipt of an SMS or
during registration with the network at the time of
initialisation.
CONFIGURATION JUMPERS
Name Function
LED
If disconnected, the LEDs go off
DBG
Reserved
RSDV
Reserved
FITTING THE GSM MODULE
Insert the plastic spacers in the relevant holes. Then,
taking care to plug the module connector into the
control panel connector designated MOD5 correctly,
apply sufficient pressure to engage the spacers in
the GSM expansion card and plug the connector in
almost completely.
Make sure the card on which you intend
to fit the module is not connected to the
power supply.
IMPORTANT: any operation involving the
assembly or disassembly of expansion
modules must be performed with all
input power (from power supply unit or
battery) OFF, in order to avoid permanently
damaging the expansion module you
intend to add or remove, as well as the
control panel card.
Once the module has been fitted correctly,
connect the antenna that you intend to use by
tightening the connector on the cable to the gold-
coloured connector on the GSM module.
Before using the module, it must be
enabled with the Safe Manager software. If
the module is enabled but not connected,
a fault will be generated.
The antenna must be correctly connected
and its connector must be fully tightened.
Antenna presence can be detected only
using the antenna supplied.
In all other cases antenna presence
detection must be excluded from the GSM
dialler options.
ANTENNA POSITIONING WITH
HOUSING ART. BOXMETAL
OK !
IIMPORTANT: place the antenna
outside the housing using the
"antenna outlet" provided
Do not place the antenna on metal
surfaces
NO !
