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- Page 1 User guide GSM500.GC Issue 1.00 USER GUIDE GSM500.GC GSM500.GC.R GSM500.GC.NP Adapter for the connection of analogue telephones to the GSM network. Page 1...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
User guide GSM500.GC Issue 1.00 Content General ............................4 Description ........................... 4 Package content ........................... 4 Features ............................4 Overview ............................6 Installation place .......................... 7 Security advices ..........................7 Installation ........................... 8 SIM card installation ........................8 GSM antenna ..........................9 Connection of the analogue telephone device ................ -
Page 4: General
Issue 1.00 General The GSM500.GC gateway is an adapter which enables the connection of exitsing or new installed analogue telephone devices, like emergency phone system, door pho- nes or PBX with analogue trunks, to the GSM network. The device to connected to the analogue port must be TBR21 compliant. - Page 5 User guide GSM500.GC Issue 1.00 - CLIP - Roaming support - Programmable transmit and receiving speech signal level - LED indicator for GSM networg signal level - LED indicator for device status - LED indicator for line status - LED indicator for power supply status...
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Page 6: Overview
Screw connector for of an analogue telephone device or PBX trunk (in parallel to the RJ11 plug) Screw connector for external 12 VDC power (as alternative to the power supply unit) Contact output relay (only GSM500.GC.R) Connector for the NiMH battery pack Page 6... -
Page 7: Installation Place
Please take care that disturbances may affect the use of cardiological and acousti- cal devices. As the GSM500.GC ist not a mobile device it is not intended for a use in contact with human body. The use of the device within an hospital or any other health facility is only possible if the security advices are followed with the highest attention. -
Page 8: Installation
It is very important that the GSM500.GC unit has all time the best GSM signal to avoid disturbances during operation time. Before you install the device at his fi nal position be sure that it is the best spot you can fi... -
Page 9: Gsm Antenna
GSM500.VND Proper antenna positioning PLEASE NOTE! Never power the GSM500.GC WITHOUT connected antenna. The radio transmis- sion engine may be damaged. Connection of the analogue telephone device The analogue telephone device (phone, PBX, emergency phone, etc.) is connected to the RJ11 plug (see also picture on page 4). -
Page 10: Putting Into Service
Read also SIM card Installation! Battery The bulid in NiMH battery is continously tested by the GSM500.GC. If it will dein- stalled or fail the device will rise an appropiate alarm. A battery error is also showed by the blue LED. Furhermore this status is also indicated by a special dial tone. Every 30 seconds the device will check if the battery is connected or not. -
Page 11: Programming
User guide GSM500.GC Issue 1.00 Programming For a normal usage no specifi c programming is required. But changes and functional details can be changes this way. The programming is done using the ECII FLEX emergency phone dial pad, a standard DTMF phone or by SMS. -
Page 12: End-Of-Dial Timeout
User guide GSM500.GC Issue 1.00 **61*0# Example SMS (36 VDC line voltage) RO-IG5*0#61*0# End-of-dial timeout The end-of-dial timeout is the max. time the device will wait between two dialled digits to recongnized that the dial is ended. As a alterantive you can use also the digit to terminate the dial immediately. -
Page 13: Roaming Service
This programming will defi ne if the roaming service will be active or not. If the roaming service is deactivated the GSM500.GC will not place calls if not the specifi ed provider is registred. In this case you will get the following special dial tone: As default the roaming service is activated. -
Page 14: Telephone Number For Sms Notifi Cations
User guide GSM500.GC Issue 1.00 work Code) of the desired provider. Please note! The MCC-Codes and MNC-Codes for some provider in UK and Ireland are: Ireland Provider BT Group Vodafone Orange eircom Ltd More MCC/MNC codes can be found under www.mcc-mnc.com. -
Page 15: Administrator Telephone Number
User guide GSM500.GC Issue 1.00 To delete the telephone number: DTMF **40# RO-IG5*<Password (default "0")>#40# Administrator telephone number Normaly the SMS programming is accepted from any phone which is able to send SMS. Defi ning an administrator telephone number only this phone will be able to change values using an SMS. -
Page 16: Battery Test
User guide GSM500.GC Issue 1.00 RO-IG5*<Password (default "0")>#19*<XXX>*<XXX># Where <XXX> is the new max. three digits long password and his repetition as acknowledge. Please note! Ensure to WRITE DOWN somewhere the new password. If it is missed the de- vice can be reseted only at factory. -
Page 17: Speech Channel Receiving Level
User guide GSM500.GC Issue 1.00 Where <X> can have the following values: 6:30h 5:30h 2:30h 1:30h Please note! The battery capacity is very dependent form the enviromental temperature. The above mentioned time are considering a working tempertaure of about 20°C. If you can expect at the installation site temperature which may very differ from this value (i.e. -
Page 18: Reset To Factory Default
User guide GSM500.GC Issue 1.00 RO-IG5*<Password (default "0")>#10*<X># Where <X> can have the following values: -2dB +4dB +6dB +9dB +11dB +12dB Please note! This value are defi ned for the optimal interworking with te ECII FLEX emergen- Reset to factory default... -
Page 19: Read The Actual Battery Status
User guide GSM500.GC Issue 1.00 Tone GSM signal quality No GSM signal Poor signal (25%) Average signal (50%) Good signal (75%) Very good signal (100%) RO-IG5*<Password (default "0")>#30# You will get the following feedback as SMS: RO?IG5*<Password default "0")>#30 <X> # Where <X>... -
Page 20: Optical Indicators
User guide GSM500.GC Issue 1.00 RO-IG5*<Password (default "0")>#91# You will get the following feedback as SMS: RO?IG5*<Password (default "0")>#91 <X> # Where <X> can have the following values: No battery installed Poor (25%, ca. 2h standyby) Average (50%, ca. 4h standby) Good (75%, ca. -
Page 21: White Led For Line Status
User guide GSM500.GC Issue 1.00 White LED for line status Line is busy Line is free Incoming call Blue LED for power status Power OK Power OFF Battery 100% Power OFF Battery 75% Power OFF Battery 50% Power OFF Battery 25% Outgoing call 1) Size the line going off hook or sizing the trunk of the connected PBX. -
Page 22: Trouble Shooting
User guide GSM500.GC Issue 1.00 4) If the telephone line is opened, i.e. going on hook, the GSM500 will terminate the network connection and will be ready for another call within few seconds. If the called party hangs up fi rst you will get busy tone until you release the line as well. -
Page 23: Technical Data
User guide GSM500.GC Issue 1.00 Tecnichal support Please contact the telephone number, fax numbere or e-mail address as indicated on the last page for further support. Technical data Power supply: 10 to 17 Vdc, 230 Vac with provided PSU Consumption:... - Page 24 User guide GSM500.GC Issue 1.00 Your dealer: Energie- und Kommunikationssysteme GmbH Lessing Str. 20, 63110 Rodgau, Deutschland Tel. +49- (0) 6106 - 6600-0 Fax +49-(0) 6106 - 6600-66 E-Mail: info@rocom-gmbh.de http://www.rocom-gmbh.de Page 24...
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