TellSystem Communication ProCon GSM, Инструкция по установке и эксплуатации

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ProCon GSM
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Backup servers can also be used to ensure communication.
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Frequency of the test message can be set. A special Contact ID code can also be assigned to it.
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At GPRS client code module uses the client code saved on the Voice call tab when forwards via GPRS/IP.
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Own tokens can be set (inputs, power supply monitor, tampering, life signs). Codes associated to this can be set
on the Remote Surveillance tab.
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Logging Contact ID sent codes are saved in the module event log.
Other settings options
Other module settings can be found on this tab. For better accessibility we have organized these parameters along
several categories: general voice call and SMS.
On General tab you will find the followings:
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Extension card selection (EXP Relay or EXP Alarm)
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Arming with impulse; by selecting this option an impulse sent to the input of EXP Alarm will cause
arming/disarming.
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Entry postponing used with delayed input
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Exit postponing defines the time devoted to leave zones after arming
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Setting SMS message when alarm comes in effect (SMS command: 1234SMSTEXT16=sms text*).
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PC security code modification (at empty field the code is not required)
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When in closed closure (using tamper microswitch) module LEDs can be switched off.
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Saving output state to inner memory, so at powering on output state will be set according to what was saved.
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Activation with caller identification can be set here if we want to arm/disarm the module with a call.
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Input sensitivity (in switched off state: 10 ms, low: 100 ms, normal: 400 ms, average: 1 sec, high: 5 sec)
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Voice menu switch off can be made here
On Voice call tab you can find the followings:
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Voice call parameters: setting ringing and talking time and number of call
attempts. (SMS command: 1234RINGTIME=030 → ringing for 30 seconds)
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Selecting multiple call option every notified phone number has to acknowledge the
call.
On SMS tab you can find the followings:
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SMS forwarding to one of the 8 telephone numbers. Warning! Never select the number of the module!
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