TellSystem Communication ProCon GSM, Инструкция по установке и эксплуатации

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ProCon GSM
Tamper settings
The GSM module facilitates the connection of a tamper
protection. Essential of this protection is that module will trigger
an alarm if GSM case is removed.
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Its connector is next to the first output shared connector
of the main panel. Connector usage is similar to input:
only suitable for monitoring short or open circuit.
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Connector must be connected according to the wiring
diagram. You can use any shared input terminal. DO
NOT USE SHARED OUTPUT TERMINAL (C).
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Tamper connector settings do not differ from any
other input settings. On demand connector can be
used as a 5
th
input.
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If you are using tamper for monitoring case removal
input type should be set as closed by default.
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Shortening the terminal before powering on than
releasing in 3 seconds will revert the GSM module
back to its factory settings. This progress is indicated
by the alternate flashes of the ACT and STATUS
LEDs.
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Power supply monitoring setup
The GSM device is able to monitor its power source
and send notification of its problems
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On the Power monitor tab the trigger voltage
level can be set. Below this the module sends
an alert.
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Our Pro series modules have battery
connectors that can be used to connect the Pro
Battery.
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IMPORTANT! Modules without auxiliary power
supply will switch off if there is no main power
supply.
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The remaining function settings equals with the
input settings.
Life signal sending setup
• By life sign sending the user can be sure about
the flawless operation of the system.
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The life sign sending periods and also exact hour
can be set for notifications.
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To use this feature Send life sign check has to
be selected!
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It is also important the day of the first signal can
be scheduled not to arrive on the setup day. The
life sign activation day can be set.
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You can modify life sign sending with the
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following SMS command: 1234LIFETEST=cccsstttttttt
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ccc → sending cycles/days (ex.: 007 days)
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Connect the Tamper (TMP) connection point with the
Common (C) point of the inputs