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provides this service) so that he can remotely monitor and
adjust the system.
9.8 - USER REMOTE CONTROL - DOMOTIC FUNCTIONS
(uncertified characteristics)
All control panels can be called over the landline. Only model
HSCU1GC receives GSM calls to the number of its SIM card, since
the HSCU1G, which also has GSM, keeps it switched off normally to
reduce power consumption, and thus cannot receive calls.
9.8.1 - Message 7 "guide": when you call the control panel you
hear this message, recorded during installation to remind the
user how to operate the programmed features, by entering
numbers and symbols on his handset. The control panel has
a variety of functions which cannot be described in full, since
they depend on the particular installation.
TABLE A
0 #
0 ✱ 1 #
0 ✱ 2 #
0 ✱ 0 #
2 0 ✱ 1 #
2 0 ✱ 0 #
2 0 #
2 1 ✱ 1 #
2 1 ✱ 0 #
2 1 #
X X ✱ 1 #
X X ✱ 0 #
9.8.5 - User called by control panel: in case of alarm followed by
a phone call, the person called may interact with the device,
for instance by disarming the control panel with the command
described above: do not do this if there really has been a
break in.
When the control panel calls you, you can interrupt the cycle
of subsequent calls by pressing # on your handset after listen-
ing to the message and the beep which terminates it.
9.8.6 - Remote modification of contacts list (HSCU1GC only):
you can use an SMS from a phone with direct access to
modify the numbers in the phone book: to do so, send an
SMS message preceded by the letter A followed by the num-
bers without separating spaces: A333555666 (old number)
A333666888 (new number)
The device saves the new number and sends an SMS to con-
firm: CHANGE MADE *333666888*.
9.8.7 - SIM remaining credit: press € to hear how much credit
is remaining on the SIM card (if the number has been pro-
grammed - see 6.2.7. You can also obtain remaining credit
information remotely from TIM-WIND-VODAFONE, by sending
an SMS to the control panel consisting of a single question
mark (?) from a cellphone authorised for direct access: the
control panel sends back an SMS with the remaining credit,
its status and the last logged event, separated by an asterisk.
For reasons of security, it is best to use a SIM with automatic
recharge.
9.8.8 - Tele listening: when the control panel calls a programmed
number of the user calls the control panel, while the PSTN
connection is active you can listen to ambient noises in the
vicinity of the control panel by pressing
Press again
to stop listening and enter commands. If you
✱
do nothing for 60 seconds, the call terminates automatically.
9.8.9 - Live conversation - models HSCU1GC and HSCU1G
only with control panel disarmed: press
to converse live during a call to the control panel, or make a
call from the control panel as if it were a cellular phone: press
to connect, enter a phone number within 1 minute, then
press OK. To terminate the call press ESC or
Caution! The HSCU1G can be used to make phone calls, but
you must wait for the GSM module to activate.
9.8.10 - Other control panel functions
• Remote listening: you can listen to the control panel's vocal
messages in another area by installing a powered microphone
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Control panel status query with vocal message response
Full arming and voice confirmation
Partial arming (groups A+B) and vocal message confirmation
Disarming and voice confirmation
(*) Activation of relay n. 1
(*) Deactivation of relay n. 1
Relay 1 status check (3 beeps = relay active; 1 beep = relay inactive)
(*) Activation of relay n. 2
(*) Deactivation of relay n. 2
Relay 2 status check (3 beeps = relay active; 1 beep = relay inactive)
ON radio output to receiver n. XX (enter 1 to 16)
OFF radio output to receiver n. XX (enter 1 to 16)
(*) N.B. - a phone output takes priority over any other outputs; for instance, timer programming for relay 1.
on your handset.
✱
on your handset
✱
.
9.8.2 - Calling the control panel on the PSTN line: Caution! The
control panel will answer incoming calls on the PSTN line only
if guide message 7 has been recorded and/ or it has been
programmed with a PC remote management access code:
otherwise it will not answer the call. To call the control panel,
dial its number and put down after two rings, then call again
immediately: the unit answers with the guide message or a
beep if no such message has been recorded. Listen to the
message, then enter your user code followed by # and pro-
ceed to use the various available functions.
9.8.3 - Calls to the on board GSM module (HSCU1GC only): The
GSM module immediately answers calls: enter your user code
followed by # and proceed to use the various available func-
tions. If the calling number is authorised for direct access, you
do not need to enter the user code (see 6.2.7).
9.8.4 - Functions available with CALLS TO THE CONTROL
PANEL: see table A
• Low (< 10°C) or high (>55°C) temperature warning. See
6.2.2
Control panels with GSM have other automatic functions, to
be programmed during installation:
• SMS power failure/restoration warning (model HSCU1GC
only)
• periodic transmission of an SMS to indicate that the control
panel is present (models HSCU1GC and HSCU1G only)
• notification of SIM validity (HSCU1GC and HSCU1G only) -
we advise using SIM cards without expiry date.
9.9 - USER INFORMATION
This manual describes the extraordinary functionality of Nice Home
System products as completely as possible. Many functions depend
on the installation itself, its programming and proper maintenance of
the system. The installer must supplement this manual in such a way
that the user has the described operability.
Nice is available for information and support, but is not liable for the
use/failure to use the wide range of function made possible by the
equipment. In particular:
a) unreported or insufficiently reported criminal activity: this may hap-
pen for a wide variety of reasons, such as damaged or dead batteries,
insufficient alarm equipment, no SIM card charge, unavailability of a
phone connection, faulty selection/positioning of the detectors, fail-
ure to arm the system, other problems which were reported but not
resolved, and so on (the list is illustrative and by no means exhaustive).
b) incorrect alarm signals. These are of two types: a) false alarms,
due to component malfunctions; b) false alarms due to environmental
phenomena of various types or improper installation. If the material is
ascertained to be faulty, the manufacturer's warranty, as published on-
line and in his catalogues, applies. If the material is not faulty, the solu-
tion must be provided by whoever sold and installed the equipment.
c) partial or total lack of functionality as described: this manual
describes a control panel complete with all accessories and peripher-
als, any failures may be due to an incomplete installation, program-
ming or activation of the functions. Nice staff are at your disposal for
technical support in this regard.
For further information, please go to www.niceforyou.com
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