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March, 2019
Cellular security control panel CG17
“System Options” window
“System general” tab
Settings group “General”
If events are going to be sent to the CMS, enter the
Object ID
(4-symbol hexadecimal number, 0-9, A-F) given by the CMS.
Object name
will be used in SMS messages about events (up to 20 symbols, letters and numbers can be used).
Test period
– when the box is ticked, periodic “Test” messages will be sent every set period.
Areas in test SMS
– the states of chosen areas will be sent in the test message.
Time synchronization –
choose a server to synchronize time with. If you choose
“IP server”
, time will be synchronized
with the IP receiver’s time, if you choose “
GSM modem
”, time will be synchronized with the GSM service provider’s server
time.
Clear Events after reset
– all unsent event messages will be deleted after reset.
SMS language
– set the preferred language and the specific symbols of that language will be used in SMS messages.
You can
Suspend event reporting when ...
a number of
same events per ... s
happen.
Restore event reporting after ...
– set the time after which suspending of event reporting will be cancelled. The time can
be anywhere from 0 to 999 minutes.
Call –
after an event, the
CG17
will call user(s) as many times as is specified. If the call is declined or answered, the
CG17
will stop calling. Call time is 20 seconds.
Settings group “SIM”
Enter
SIM card PIN
code.
APN
– service provider’s mobile internet access point name. You must enter the APN if event messages will have to be
sent to
Protegus
cloud service or to the CMS via GPRS.
If the SIM card’s GPRS service provider requires, enter the APN user name and password in the fieds
Login
and
Password.
Settings group “Area Settings”
Area(-s) number
sets the number of independent parts of the alarm system.
If the siren is connected and an output OUT (must be allocated to an area) is set as “
Siren
”:
Siren duration
– duration of siren operation when the alarm is triggered. Time is anywhere from 0 to 999 seconds.
