CAME 64440060 Installation guide

CAME
Brand
CAME
Model
64440060
Category
Security access control systems
Type
Installation guide
FA00536-EN
INSTALLATION MANUAL
GSM11
TELEPHONE COMBINER
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MASTER DEFAULT CODE
111999
General Precautions
• Important people-safety instructions: READ CAREFULLY!
• Installing, programming, commissioning and maintenance must only be done by qualified, expert sta and in full
compliance with the applicable law.
• Wear antistatic protective clothing when working on the control board.
• Keep these precautions.
• Always cut o the mains power when doing cleaning and maintenance jobs.
• This product must only be used for its specifically intended purpose. Any other use is dangerous.
• The manufacturer declines all liability for any damage as a result of improper, incorrect or unreasonable use.
• There is danger of the battery exploding if it is replaced with the wrong type.
• Once the batteries are flat, dispose of in accordance with the law.
This product complies with the law.
Decommissioning and disposal. Dispose of the packaging and the device at the end of its life cycle responsibly, in
compliance with the laws in force in the country where the product is used. The recyclable components are marked
with a symbol and the material's ID marker.
THE DATA PRESENTED IN THIS MANUAL MAY BE SUBJECT TO CHANGE, AT ANY TIME, AND WITHOUT NOTICE.
MEASUREMENTS, UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED, ARE IN MILLIMETERS.
Important notes for installing
Before actually installing the combiner you must check that, there is enough GSM coverage: to do this just fit the
SIM-CARD you have bought for the combiner into a mobile phone to check its reception level.
If the reception level is weak, you will have to install the device elsewhere, where the signal quality is better.
It is understood that CAME is not liable in any way when it comes to unsent, unreceived or delayed sending or receiv-
ing of the Text-message from the combiner, if this is traceable the signal quality or due to any other reasons that can
be traced back tot the mobile services carrier/operator.
The SIM-CARDs of some Providers expire: we suggest taking this into account when programming the combiner.
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DESCRIPTION
Telephone combiner with built-in keypad and screen for sending alarm alert in voice or text-message format.
The combiner may be programmed via the GSMMANAGER programming software.
Description of parts
1 warning LED;
B Display;
3 Selection buttons;
4 Keypad.
Meaning of the LED alerts
LED is on, LED is o, LED is flashing LED is flashing slowly, LED is flashing quickly
LEDs State Indications
(green)
Mains power and battery power on.
Mains power on; battery power missing.
Battery power on; mains power missing.
Device not powered up.
(green)
State engaged.
State disengaged.
(red)
Input active.
Disengaged active input.
No active inputs.
(yellow)
GSM Signal Missing.
Weak GSM Signal.
GSM signal OK (with DL1 flashing).
Main keypad commands (the default master code is "111999")
Requested function Command to enter
Accessing the programming menu Master Code
Engaging/Disengaging Master Code
Stopping the calling cycle Master Code
4321
CN6
+ – NC
12 V
C NO + 01 02 03 04 RST – I1 – I2
+ I
SPK
I +
MIC
CN2
SW2
SW1
SW4
SW3
SW5
SW6
SW7
SW8
SW9
SW10
SW11
SW12
SW13
SW14
SW15
SW16
M1
CN1
SW22
SW21
SW20
SW19 SW25
SW23
LOCK
DL1
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Function of terminals 8
Functional earth (provides better
screening from disturbances and in-
terferences).
+ 12V – Power-supply to device 11 to 14 V DC.
NC, C, NO Malfunction output, for line state,
missing power, low battery alerts
+, – Protected auxiliary power-supply for
external 11 to 14 V DC 40 mA devices.
01, 02, 03, 04 Open Collector outputs.
RST Reset Input (RST). For blocking the call
cycle. It also takes on the command in-
put function for engaging/disengaging
the combiner.
I1, I2 Inputs.
7 Anti-opening tamper-proof contact.
9 Slot for fitting the SIM-CARD.
Connector functions
CN6 - Serial connector for linking up to PC 1.
CN2 - Control board's optional connector for local
eavesdropping 2.
- Connector for optional module with relay outputs
(C4MO0401) 3.
Function of the red DL1 LED 4
Flashing DL1 - GSM communication present.
On or o DL1 - No GSM communication.
Function of the 5 6 jumpers
The factory settings require that all jumpers be disen-
gaged.
SW19 - Exclusively for the technical service (do not
remove).
SW20 - If removed, it restores the default programming.
SW21 - If removed it enable the programming and
receiving of remote commands sent by users
registered on the directory.
SW22 - If removed it enables the tamper-proof con-
tacts.
SW25 - If removed it enables the removal/fitting of the
SIM-CARD into the powered-up combiner.
Description of the control board
1
5
8
7
6
4
3
9
2
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Type GSM11
Power supply (V DC) 11 to 14
On-board back-up battery (not supplied) 3 AA nickel metal hydrate
Battery duration when standing-by (h) 10
Absorption when standing-by (A) 0.15
Absorption during data transmission (A) 0.4
Extra absorption with batteries charging (A) 0.3
GSM dual band (MHz) module 900/1800
Signal power ratios for GSM EGSM - 900MHz (dBm) 33
Signal power ratios for GSM DCS - 1800MHz (dBm) 30
Operating temperature (°C) from - 5 to 40
Anti-opening and anti-tearing tamper YES
Battery charger protection YES
Container material White ABS
Protection rating (IP) 40
Available inputs 2
Types of programming available for inputs Negative when giving, Negative when missing,
Positive when giving, Positive when missing.
Output current (mA) 100
Remotely controlled outputs All
Memorizable telephone numbers 20
Type of usable SIM-CARD Standard (Voice+Text message)
DTMF functions YES
Number of memorized and viewable events 50
Prerecorded alarms messages Inputs 1, 2 alarm , Tampering,
Missing power supply, missing battery.
Customizable voice messages 3
Custom mode By telephone call
Duration of recorded (one-by-one) messages 5 secs (for inputs) - 10 secs (for addresses)
Customizable Alarm messages Yes (alarms on inputs and corresponding restorations)
Type of customization Via text message, keypad of PC
Length of customizable alarm text-message 20 digits
State text-messages YES
Periodic On-and-working message Yes, with configurable periodicity
Protection against SIM-CARD filling Yes (delete rolling of 5 text messages)
Technical data
+ – NC C NO + 01 02 03 04 RST – I1 – I2 I3 – I4
AIN
VCC
EXT
GND
EXT
AOUT
CN2
SW2
SW1
SW4
SW3
SW5
SW6
SW7
SW8
SW9
SW10
SW11
SW12
SW13
SW14
SW15
SW16
M1
CN1
SW25
LOCK
M2
NA1
NC1
C2
NC2
NA3
C3
NC3
NA4
C4
NC4
RL2
RL3
RL4
®
12 3
6
4
789
0
5
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Activate and confirm over GSM free-of-charge
4 open-
collector
outputs
2 inputs
Alarm control-
unit
Eavesdropping
Programming
Module with 4 outputs and
optional relay-switch
Alarm alerts
up to 20 users
Controls and
customizations
General diagram
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Use the supplied pattern to mark the
fastening spots. Make sure the cho-
sen spot on the wall is level.
Drill the wall where the device will be
fastened, and fit suitable dowels for
fastening the casing.
Firmly fasten the bottom of the de-
vice to the wall and make sure the C
tamper-proof device properly locks
into place.
Raise the combiner's cover B.
The device must be housed in an
easily reachable area.
Free up the area all around the com-
biner's perimeter.
Open the cover by loosening the
screw on the side A.
MOUNTING INSTRUCTIONS
A
B
C
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Fit batteries (not supplied) for the
combiner to work safely and eec-
tively.
Fit batteries only when the combin-
er is disconnected from the mains
power.
The combiner sends a "Battery
missing" alert, if one is fitted, if the
current at the poles of the set of bat-
teries is less than 3.6 Vcc.
Fitting the batteries.
Only use AA-type 2.2 Ah or greater, nickel metal-hydrate batteries.
Only fit the SIM-CARD when the
combiner is disconnected from the
mains power supply.
Fit a SIM-CARD (not included) into its
housing.
Remove the SW25 bridge to fit or re-
move the SIM-CARD when the com-
biner is powered up; replace it when
you have completed the procedure.
Fitting the SIM-CARD
Note: The device requires that the SIM-CARDs be enabled only by voice and text message, that is, no SIM-CARD
data!).
Before fitting a new SIM-CARD into the device, first fit it into a phone and make a call, so the provider can
register the card. Before programming, disable the PIN code.
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USING THE DEVICE
Record customizable voice messages via DTMF
The alarm messages that the combiner sends out generally contain the name of the system from which they originate,
and the input number that has detected the alarm. The messages are freely customizable.
The message containing the name of the system and possibly its location, has no preset wording.
Alarms messages related to inputs have the following preset voice-message wording:
Alarm Input 1, Alarm Input 2.
Customizing the identity messages and alarms
Note: Customizing voice message via DTMF, requires that the caller's number be already present in the combiner's
directory.
Recording a customized message
1. Enter the combiner's telephone number,
2. Wait for the confirmation beep from the combiner,
3. Enter the code for the command you want to execute (see the table),
4. Wait for the confirmation beep from the combiner and then say the phrase that you want to match to the command
code. The length of the recordable voice message is 10 seconds for the message having the 10 code, and it is 5
seconds for the message having the 11 and 12 codes.
5. Wait for the beep that signals the end of the recording by the combiner.
6. To play and listen to the recorded message, press the command code that you want (see the table)
COMMISSIONING
Sequence of operations to carry out
- For proper commissioning, the device must be powered up by the mains power-supply and not only by the back-up
batteries.
- When the green LED turns and stays on ( ) is means the combiner is properly powered up by the mains pow-
er-supply and that the back-up batteries are fitted. A slowly flashing green LED, means that the mains power-supply
is present but that the back-up batteries are missing.
- Once a few seconds have elapsed after powering on, the red DL1 LED on the right of the slot that contains the SIM-
CARD, will flash to alert that the device is connected to the GSM network. If the DL1 LED does not turn on or stays on
permanently, please check that: the SIM-CARD is properly fitted in the slot, that the area you have chosen to install
the device has GSM coverage, that the SIM-CARD is not PIN-code protected, and that it has not expired or has been
blocked by the operator.
- Program the device by following the instructions in the programming manual, or by using a PC running the GSMMAN-
AGER software.
- After programming the device it is important to disengage Jumper SW21 to secure the combiner's programming.
After removing the SW21 Jumper, the controls and programming will only be accepted is these come from the users
that are properly registered in the directory.
- Before closing the combiner's casing, disengage the SW22 Jumper to enable the two tamper-proof features.
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Code Command to execute paired with the code Alert from the combiner
10 Record message 0 (customizable system address) None
11 Record message 1 associated to input 1 None
12 Record message 2 associated to input 2 None
00 Play message 0 (customizable system address) None
01 Reproduce message 1 associated to input 1 None
02 Reproduce message 2 associated to input 2 None
Any command that is not defined in the table above, is ignored by the combiner, after 3 seconds.
Controlling the outputs via DTMF
To control the outputs via DTMF it is enough to call the combiner from any number on the directory and to enter the
commands listed below:
Code Command to execute paired with the code Alert from the combiner
31 Activate output 1
1 confirmation beep
32 Activate output 2
33 Activate output 3
34 Activate output 4
41 Deactivate output 1
42 Deactivate output 2
43 Deactivate output 3
44 Deactivate output 4
51 Request state of output 1 Two beeps if ON
Three beeps if OFF
52 Request state of output 2
53 Request state of output 3
54 Request state of output 4
Reply to an alarm call
If there is an alarm for the state of the input or for a technical alert, the combiner cuts o any calls underway (remote
eavesdropping or text-message customization) and calls the contact user(if so programmed into the specific alarm).
Once communication with the user is established, the combiner repeats the alarm voice message three times and
stands by waiting for the user to reply. The reply may be given by a DTMF tone.
To reply to the call, just call the combiner and enter the commands listed below:
Code Command to execute paired with the code
98 Activate bidirectional eavesdropping (if present); hang up to stop the eavesdropping.
99 Alarm alerted: It blocks the cycle of alarm calls.
If no DTMF-code tone replies to the combiner's call, the combiner keeps making the programmed cycle of calls.
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PROGRAMMING THE DEVICE VIA TEXT MESSAGE
Configuring and editing the telephone directory
The telephone directory contains up to 20 numbers that the combiner call in case of alarm. It can be configured in
three dierent ways:
from a PC by using the GSMMANAGER software. Please see the software's manual. From the keypad and screen on-
board the device by following the "Programming Manual" enclosed with the device. From text messages, in the manner
explained here below.
Adding a number to the directory
Note: the directory can hold up to 20 numbers (20 users), each of the numbers must be preceded by the interna-
tional dialing code (0039 for Italy).
THE MODNUMTEL TEXT-MESSAGE is for adding, replacing or deleting directory numbers. When the combiner re-
ceives the message and executed the command, it confirms this when the user receives a Text-message with he3
same syntax as the one sent.
The syntax of the message to send is the following:
MODNUMTEL.xx.numtel. For example: MODNUMTEL.1.00393351234566.
xx = number assigned to the user in the directory (from 1 to 20).
numtel = the user's telephone number preceded by the international dialing code.
By using the following message:
MODNUMTEL._.numtel.
the added telephone number is moved to first place in the directory.
Replacing directory numbers
The syntax of the message to send is the following:
MODNUMTEL.numtel1.numtel2.
numtel1 = telephone number you wish to replace that is already in the directory.
numtel2 = the new number that you want to add to the directory to replace the old one.
Deleting the telephone number associated to a specific user
The syntax of the message to send is the following:
MODNUMTEL.xx._.
xx = number assigned to the user in the directory (from 1 to 20).
__ = command to delete a number associated to a specific user.
Deleting a telephone number from the directory
The syntax of the message to send is the following:
MODNUMTEL.numtel._.
numtel = telephone number to delete from directory.
__ = command for deleting a phone number from the directory.
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Adding groups of 5 numbers to the directory
Note: the directory can hold up to 20 numbers (20 users), each of the numbers must be preceded by the interna-
tional dialing code (0039 for Italy).
The PROGNUMTEL1, PROGNUMTEL2, PROGNUMTEL3, PROGNUMTEL4 , text-messages, let you simultaneously
add blocks of 5 users/numbers by using just one text-message.
The syntax of the message to send is the following:
PROGNUMTEL1.numtel1. numtel2. numtel3. numtel4. numtel5.
numtel1 = number assigned to user 1.
numtel2 = number assigned to user 2
numtel3 = number assigned to user 3, and so on.
Text message systhesis Requested command
PROGNUMTEL1.numtel1.numtel2.numtel3.numtel4.numtel5. Adding the group of num-
bers from 1 to 5.
PROGNUMTEL2.numtel6.numtel7.numtel8.numtel9.numtel10. Adding the group of num-
bers from 6 to 10.
PROGNUMTEL3.numtel11.numtel12.numtel13.numtel14.numtel15. Adding the group of num-
bers from 11 to 15.
PROGNUMTEL4.numtel16.numtel17.numtel18.numtel19.numtel20. Adding the group of num-
bers from 16 to 20.
Once you have completed programming of the telephone directory, the combiner will be ready to work.
If you want to edit the default programming as concerns the Inputs, Outputs and Users, please the chapters labeled
"General points on Programming the Combiner" and “Default Parameters”.
Checking the contents of the directory
The wording of the messages to send out is:
Text message
systhesis Requested command Reply with text message
RUBR1 Directory-listed telephone numbers
for users 1 to 5. numtel1.numtel2.numtel3.numtel4.numtel5.
RUBR2 Directory-listed telephone numbers
for users 6 to 10. numtel6.numtel7.numtel8.numtel9.numtel10.
RUBR3 Directory-listed telephone numbers
for users from 11 to 15. numtel11.numtel12.numtel13.numtel14.numtel15.
RUBR4 Directory-listed telephone numbers
for users from 16 to 20. numtel16.numtel17.numtel18.numtel19.numtel20.
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Request information on residual credit via text-message
Note: Telephony providers give information on residual credit left on the card if users request this using specific
procedures. Some providers reply to pre-configured Text messages that contain command strings, while others
reply to calls with text messages. That is why it is best to know the wording of the message or the number that
needs to be called to receive information on credit from your provider.
If the Provider requires that the request be sent via text-message, then use the CREDIT command followed by the spe-
cific string required by the provider and by the number to which it is sent (for example CREDIT.PRE CRE SIN.+40916.
to know the credit left on a TIM SIM-CARD).
If the Provider requires that the residual credit be requested by a phone call to a specific number, then use the CREDIT1
command followed by the number to call (for example CREDIT1.+404. to know the residual credit on a VODAFONE
SIM-CARD).
If the Provider requires that the residual credit be managed via a USDD string, then use the CREDIT2 command fol-
lowed by the number (or string) to call (for example CREDIT2.*123#. to know the residual credit on a WIND SIM-CARD).
Text message
systhesis
Requested command Legend of values Reply
CREDIT.Y.X. Requesting residual credit
via Text message
Y : string requested by the Provider Text-message showing re-
sidual credit
X : Provider number
CREDIT1.X. Request residual credit
via call X : Provider number Text-message showing re-
sidual credit
CREDIT2.X.
Request residual credit
via the sending of a USSD
string
X : String requested by the Provider Text-message showing re-
sidual credit
Receive alerts from Providers of SIM-CARDs
The message lets you forward messages from providers and sent to the combiner, to cleared users.
The syntax of the message to send is the following:
PROGNUMGES.X.
X = telephone number of the SIM-CARD provider.
Note: if the combiner replies with a text message to confirm.
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Configure the type of input and output programming
Configure the type of inputs
The syntax of the message to send is the following:
TIPING.X.Y.
X = input for which you want to configure the programming; the available values are:I1, I2, RST.
Y = type of programming for the input; the available values are: ND, NM, PD, PM.
Note: the combiner replies with Text-message to confirm, by repeating the wording of the sent Text-message.
Text message
systhesis
Requested command Legend of values
TIPING.X.Y. Configure the type of
programming for an input
on the combiner.
X : input number; the available values are: I1, I2, RST
Y : type of programming, the available values are:
ND = Negative when Giving;NM = Negative when Missing;
PD = Positive when giving;PM = Positive when missing.
Please read the "General points on Programming the Combiner" for more information.
Configure the type of outputs
The syntax of the message to send is the following:
TIPUSC.X.Y.Z.
X = the output for which you want to configure the programming; the available values are:U1, U2, U3, U4.
Y = type of programming for the output; the available values are between 0 and 255.
Z = it defines the output's activation event; the available values are: NO, I1, I2, MA, MR, GB, IN, IP, DI, AR.
Note: the combiner replies with Text-message to confirm, by repeating the wording of the sent Text-message.
Text message
systhesis
Requested
command
Legend of values
TIPUSC.X.Y.Z. Configure the com-
biner's outputs.
X : output number; the available values are: U1, U2, U3, U4.
Y : type of output, the available values are: included between 0 and 255.
0 = output set to follow the state of the activation event.
Values included between 1 and 255 = impulsive output with impulse length
of between 1 and 255 seconds.
Z : activation event; the available values are:
NO = None (NO);I1 = Alarm from Input 1;
I2 = Alarm from Input 2;MA = Tampering;
MR = Missing Network;GB = Weak GSM;
IN = Engage Combiner;IP = Partially Engage;
DI = Disengage;AR = Remotely Activate.
Please read the "General points on Programming the Combiner" for more information.
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Customize the state-of-the-input text message
The syntax of the message to send is the following:
PROMES.X.Y.
X = Text-message you want to customize; the available values are: I1, I2, R1, R2.
Y = wording of the replacement Text-message; the available values are: letters and numbers (20 digits at most).
Note: the combiner replies with Text-message to confirm, by repeating the wording of the sent Text-message.
Text message
systhesis
Requested command Legend of values
PROMES.X.Y. It imports the alert
text-messages for alarms
on inputs 1, 2 and any cor-
responding restoring alerts
X : Text-message you want to customize; the available values are:
I1 = Text-message alert input 1;I2 = Text-message alert input 2;
R1 = Text-message restore input 1;R2 = Text-message restore
input 2;
Y : wording of the replacement Text-message; The available values
are: letters and numbers (20 digits at most)
Please read the "General points on Programming the Combiner" for more information.
Configure the users that are to receive alerts
The syntax of the message to send is the following:
ALLNOT.X.Y.Z.
X = the user number that is to receive the alert; the available values are: between1 and 20.
Y = type of alarm to alert; the available values are: I1, I2, MA, MR, MB, GB, IN, IP, DI, AR.
Z = mode for alerting the selected alarm; the available values are: NO, S, V, SV.
Note: the combiner replies with Text-message to confirm, by repeating the wording of the sent Text-message.
Text message
systhesis
Requested command Legend of values
ALLNOT.X.Y.Z. Configure the alarm alerts
to send users and the alert
mode.
X : user number, the available values are: between 1 and 20.
Y : alarm alert; the available values are:
NO = None (NO);I1 = Alarm from Input 1;
I2 = Alarm from Input 2;MA = Tampering;
MR = Missing Network;MB = Missing Battery;
GB = Weak GSM;IN = Engage Combiner;
IP = Partially Engage;DI = Disengage;
AR = Remotely Activate.
Z : alert mode; the available values are:
NO = None; S = Via text-message;
V = Voice; SV = Via Text-message + voice.
Please read the “Default parameters” at the "Users/Alarm Alert" item to have details of the possible values and
standard values.
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Configuring the CLIP function
A CLIP function lets you control single outputs, remotely and receive the corresponding confirmation at no extra cost.
The syntax of the message to send is the following:
FUNCLI.X.Y.Z.
X = the user number to whom to assign the CLIP function; the available values are: between1 and 20.
Y = output to which to associate the CLIP function; the available values are: NO, U1, U2, U3, U4.
Z = command executed alert mode; the available values are: NO, S, RI.
Text message
systhesis
Requested command Legend of values
FUNCLI.X.Y.Z. It is for configuring the
CLIP functions of one
specific user and the
corresponding alert
time.
X : user number, the available values are: between 1 and 20.
Y : output for associating the CLIP function; the available values are:
NO = None (NO);U1 = Output 1;
U2 = Output 2;U3 = Output 3; U4 = Output 4.
Z : alert mode; the available values are:
NO = None; S = Via text-message;
RI = Ring.
Please read the “Default parameters” in the paragraph headed “Users” to have details of the possible values and
standard values.
Requesting the combiner to confirm its own state by text-message
Request for device's state
The syntax of the message to send is the following:
SYSTEM STATE
The available replies are:
IN = engaged;DI = disingaged.
Request for state of the device's inputs
Note: the default programming requires that all inputs be active around the clock, so that the combiner is always
ready to operate. When using a dierent programming of the inputs, it may be useful to use an ENGAGED/DISEN-
GAGED logic.
The syntax of the message to send is the following:
INPUT STATE
The available replies are:
CLOSED = inputs at rest;OPEN = active inputs.
Please read the "General points on Programming" chapter for a more thorough explanation.
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GENERAL POINTS ON PROGRAMMING THE COMBINER
The following parameters can be configured via GSMMANAGER software, via Text-message or keypad or via the com-
biner's on-board screen.
For a detailed description of the meaning and various options available for each parameter, please see the supplied
"Programming Manual" or the GSMMANAGER software.
Programming users
There are 20 available users. You can configure the following parameters for each these users:
Code The code assigned to users enables them to access the programming, to engage and disengage the equipment,
to stop the calling cycle and to use the burglar alarm control-unit function.
Telephone number It defines the telephone number (assigned to the user) to which alarm messages are sent as
defined by the user.
Priorities Each user is give a priority level which defines which types of operations they are cleared to carry out.
The priority levels follow the scheme below.
Types of operations that users are allowed to perform Priority 1 Priority 2 Priority 3
Programming and Text-message/DTMF commands z
Engage - Disengage Combiner z z
Receive forwarded messages (state - credit) z z
Receive alarm calls zzz
Receive alarm text-messages zzz
Activate outputs via text-message z z
Activate outputs via the CLIP function z z
Receive text-messages from the provider You can define whether users are to receive, from the combiner,
text-messages sent by the Provider. These could be credit-related or SIM-CARD expiry-alert messages.
Engaging/disengaging the combiner via text-message
This control lets you engage or disengage the system is the inputs logic has been changed.
The syntax of the message to send is the following:
ARCE.X.
X = command to execute; the available values are: IN and DI.
The available replies are:
Ring = engaged successfully;SYSTEM NOT READY = system not ready.
Text
message
systhesis
Request command Legend of values Reply
ARCE.X. It
arms or disarms the
security system.
X : command to execute; the available values
are:
IN = if you want to engage the combiner;
DI = of you want to disengage the combiner;
Ring if OK.
Or text message
SYSTEM NOT READY
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Alarm alerts An alert mode is defined for each user and for each type of alarm. The type of message and the type
of alarm are listed in the table.
Type of alarm Type of alert available
Alarm on inputs 1, 2 - None;
- Text-message only. This is either a default or customizable mode,
depending on the models;
- Voice message only. This is either a default or customizable mode,
depending on the models;
- Text and voice message. This is either a default or customizable mode,
depending on the models.
Tampering alarm, Missing power-sup-
ply, Missing Battery (*)
- None;
- Text-message only. This is either the default or customizable mode;
- Voice message only. This is either the default or customizable mode;
- Text and voice message. This is either the default or customizable mode.
Restore after Tampering, Restore Net-
work, Weak GSM, On-and-Working
- None;
- Text-message only. This is either the default or customizable mode;
(*) The sending of the "Battery Missing" alert means the combiner, in stand-by mode, has 20 minutes left of
power supply.
NOTE. When programming, the sending of any alarm is blocked. The device automatically exits the programming
mode after a couple minutes of inactivity.
CLIP FUNCTION With just one, free-of-charge ring, the combiner can activate an output for each user.
CLIP ALERT Users sending out CLIP alerts can receive confirmation alerts by a confirmation ring or a text message.
Customizing the Text-message wording
The wording of the text messages triggered by the restoring or activation of each of the combiner's outputs, can be
customized.
The default values are:
Input 1 alarm;Input 2 alarm,
Restore Input 1;Restore Input 2,
Besides these customizable messages, the combiner can sent other specifically technical and non-customizable ones.
- Tampering,
- Missing Primary Network,
- Weak GSM signal,
- Restore after Tampering,
- Restore Primary Network.
Programming the Inputs
The number of available inputs varies depending on the combiner model:
- 2 for the GSM10 and GSM11 models,
- 4 for the GSM20 and GSM21 models.
There is a reset input for each combiner. This is for blocking the calling cycle and for engaging and disengaging the
combiner. The reset input (astable-type input) is useful when the combiner is working with a burglar alarm unit, or to
remotely control its engaging/disengaging.
You can configure the following parameters for each input:
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INPUT TYPE
This parameter lets you define how the input signal will transits so the combiner interprets it as an alarm signal.
The alarm and rest buttons can be activated in four dierent ways: NC or NA, can be activated by a positive +12 Vcc
or a negative GND when giving or when missing.
N.A N.A N.C N.C
Negative when
giving
Positive when
giving
Negative when
missing
Positive when missing
Negative (GND) Positive (+12 Vcc) Negative (GND) Positive (+12 Vcc)
INPUT FUNCTIONS
You can define which type of functions each input is to perform.
The possible values are:
Normal (NR): if the input is activated, it will trigger the sending of alarm alerts only if the combiner is engaged.
Rescue (SO):if the input is activated, it will trigger the sending of alarm alerts regardless of the state of the combiner.
Also, when the alarm voice-message is finished sending, the bi-directional eavesdropping function will be activate - this
is for specifically programmed models). The other users on the list will only receive the normal alarm call. the combiner
will ignore any other activations of the input until the calling cycle ends.
24 H (24): if the input is activated, it will trigger the sending of alarm alerts, regardless of the state of the combiner.
DELAYED INPUT
This parameter lets you define whether the input is to have a delay when the alarm is armed or forwarded:
The moment that the combiner is engaged, activating a delayed input does not trigger an alarm for the duration of the
delay.
Whereas if the combiner is already engaged, activating a delayed input does not trigger an alarm if, within the duration
of the delay, the combiner is disengaged. The delay time is in any case unique, whether in input or output and can vary
between 1 and 250 seconds.
During the delay time countdown the combiner beeps (the countdown is audible) at 1 beep per second which progres-
sively become 3 beeps per second.
TEXT MESSAGE ONCE RESTORED
This parameter defines whether the combiner is to send a text-message alert once the stand-by state of the input is
restored. The text message will be sent to each user who is designated to receive this message.
ENABLING INPUTS
This parameter lets you enable or disable inputs. This function is useful for customers who wish to temporarily disable
certain inputs, for maintenance let's say, or for a period of time.
FILTER
This functions lets you define whether the combiner is to apply a filter of between 0 to 255 seconds to the alarm alerts.
If the set parameter is“0”, regardless of the duration, activating the input will trigger the alarm condition, at least for
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0.2 second). If the set parameter is "1 to 250" the combiner will only provide alerts for alarms that equal the preset
value in seconds.
PARTIAL
During a partial engagement, activating only the so-called partial inputs, will trigger an alarm condition while the so-
called non-partial inputs will be ignored.
This condition is only true for "Normal", "Rescue" or "24 h" type inputs, and will trigger alarms even with partial en-
gagements.
Programming the outputs
The GSM combiner features four, 100 mA, Open Collector outputs plus a 1 A relay output dedicated to malfunction
alerts.
You can configure the following parameters for each Output:
OUTPUT TYPE
You can define the type of operation for each output (as follower or as impulsive).
A follower output stays activated for the time the event, that trigger its activation, is happening.
Whereas an impulsive output is activated by the presence of the even, but stays active only for the programmed acti-
vation time. The output will stay in any case operational even if, during said time, the cause of the output's activation
is restored
ACTIVATION EVENT
For each output, you can define whether the output can be remotely controlled by users (remote activation) or rather,
by single events.
The available events are:
- None (NO),
- Alarm from Input 1 (I1),
- Alarm from Input 2 (I2),
- Tampering (MA),
- Missing mains power-supply (MR),
- Weak GSM (GB),
- Combiner Engaged (IN),
- Partial Engagement (IP),
- Disengaged Combiner (DI),
- Remote Activation (AR),
ACTIVE OUTPUT
This parameter lets you enable or disable the previously selected output.
This function is useful when you want to temporarily deactivate the outputs, for example, for maintenance, or for a
duration, when the output is unused.
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CAME 64440060 Installation guide

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