S I G N A L T E C H N I K
Operating Manual for
GSM Transmitter
IP65: 646 700 55 (24V); 646 700 54 (12V)
IP54: 840 700 55 (24V); 840 700 54 (12V)
Function
In conjunction with WERMA signal towers the GSM transmitter
element informs you of machine malfunctions anytime and
anywhere via your mobile phone.
Safety Instructions
Caution
To prevent injury to personnel and
damage to equipment:
• Follow the information in the instruc-
tion sheet provided with the Kombi-
SIGN signal towers.
• The GSM transmitter is not to be used
for safety applications! Use a dedi-
cated WERMA signal to alert safety
personnel.
• The GSM transmitter element can-
not to be used with light elements
caused to blink by a PLC.
• This transmitter element is only for use
with 24 Vdc or 12 Vdc signal towers.
Technical Information
Dimensions
(Ø x height)
70 mm x 65 mm
Housing
Polycarbonate
Temperature range
- 20°C ... + 50 °C
Current input
50 mA
80 mA
Max. current input
450 mA
(short-period)
650 mA
(short-period)
Operating voltage
24 Vdc
12 Vdc
The GSM transmitter must only be
operated with regulated
DC voltage (24 Vdc +/-15%;
12 Vdc +15%/-10%).
GSM frequency
900 / 1800 MHz, (all conventional
EU networks)
SIM card slot
SIM card not included in assembly
Antenna connection
FME plug connection
(included in assembly)
Conformity
The ETSI EN 301 489-1 V1.4.1
(08-2002), ETSI EN 301 489-7 V1.2.1
(08-2002) and EN 61000-4-5:1995
standards are complied with.
EN 60947-5-1 is adhered to.
Insertion of the SIM Card
1. Insert the SIM card for the GSM transmitter in a mobile
phone. Observe the mobile phone’s operating manual.
2. Set SIM card’s PIN number to 0000.
3. Deactivate the mailbox and the calling number suppres-
sion function of the SIM card for the GSM transmitter!
4. Insert the SIM card in the GSM transmitter.
5. Deactivate the master telephone’s calling number sup-
pression function.
Installation
1. Plug on the antenna. Firmly secure the threaded sleeve!
2. Attach the GSM transmitter as the lowermost element.
Observe the markings on the housing.
Supply Voltage
The GSM transmitter is energized via any individual element
of the signal tower. Two commissioning options are possible:
1. Operating lamp available, voltage applied in the operat-
ing state. Power supply is ensured.
2. No operating lamp available, only fault lamps:
Power supply only in fault cases. During commissioning,
carry out a lamp test or intentionally simulate a fault mes-
sage. The GSM transmitter is energized via any individual
signal tower element.
Caution!
• Certain functions (e.g. status query)
of the GSM transmitter are only avail-
able with constant supply voltage
application.
• If possible, use an operating signal-
ling lamp in connection with the
GSM transmitter!
Information
• Please enter the numbers for refer-
ence purposes.
Switching the GSM Transmitter On and
Off
The alarm functions can be deactivated without changing
the confi guration:
1. By calling the GSM transmitter (non-chargeable).
2. By sending an SMS with respective commands.
3. By actuating an input in the “External control” mode.
With deactivation, alarm messages are not stored. They are
deleted. After reactivation, only current alarm states are
signalled.
1. Switch-On and Swith-Off via Call
Switch-off (non-chargeable)
Call the GSM transmitter via the master telephone! The call is
rejected after 15 seconds. No confi rmation is provided.
Switch-on (non-chargeable)
Call the GSM transmitter via the master telephone! End the
call after the second ring tone. No confi rmation is provided.
2. Switch-On and Switch-Off via SMS
The “ST_OFF” command deactivates the transmitter while the
“ST_ON” command activates it. Use a “+” without a blank at
the end of the SMS command to request a confi rmation SMS.
Example:
3. Switch-On and Switch-Off via External Control
The GSM transmitter is switched on or off via an external
switch for the control. To activate this function, the c9, and
possibly the c10 parameter of the standard confi guration
must be changed (refer to Table).
Example: Operating mode selection via level 2:
conf, gsm1_c9:1_c10:0100
If the relevant signal tower element is powered up, then the
GSM Element is switched off (no power supply = switched
on), the signals from the other 3 signal tower elements can
then be transmitted via the GSM Element.
Application of Pre-Paid SIM Cards
Pre-paid-SIM cards have a limited duration and a limited
credit. Once the validity has expired or the credit has
been used, the function of the GSM transmitter is no longer
facilitated!
- Reload your pre-paid card in time! In this context, ob-
serve the instructions of your provider.
- For reloading, you must insert your pre-paid card in a
mobile phone.
S I G N A L T E C H N I K
WERMA SIGNALTECHNIK GMBH + CO. KG
D-78604 Rietheim-Weilheim
Fon +49 (0) 74 24 95 57-222
Fax +49 (0) 74 24 95 57-44
www.werma.de
[email protected]
310.840.011.0605
IMEI device ID No. (refer to: label attached to the
GSM transmitter’s top side / illustration on „EASY“
confi guration / “Status Query”)
SIM card phone number GSM transmitter
Master telephone number
The device must be capable of sending SMS mes-
sages as, otherwise parameterization is impossible.
Operator 2 phone number
Operator 3 phone number
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