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AUTOMATED
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SMS-DIALLER
SMS-DIALLER
Installation and Operation manual - SMS Alarm
ENVIRONMENTAL
Setup and operation is performed by simple SMS text messages including
adding and removing user telephone numbers. A complete list of accepted
telephone numbers can be viewed via SMS text message. The memory can
also be scanned to see if it contains an individual number and the result is
displayed by the on-board LED and by SMS text message.
Connect the float switch to the sensor inputs in the alarm panel (please refer to
the float switch manufactures wiring diagram to select the correct wire colours
and polarity required to make the float switch make contact when in the up
position.
Connect the alarm panel to a 230VAC supply as shown.
Test the alarm panel is working by holding the float switch in the up position for
5 seconds.
Please note that the "test" button must be pressed for 5 seconds before the
alarm will trigger.
Further information is available on www.automatedenvironmentalsystems.co.uk
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Summary of Contents for Automated environmental systems SMS-DIALLER
- Page 1 AUTOMATED ENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEMS™ SMS-DIALLER SMS-DIALLER Setup and operation is performed by simple SMS text messages including adding and removing user telephone numbers. A complete list of accepted telephone numbers can be viewed via SMS text message. The memory can also be scanned to see if it contains an individual number and the result is displayed by the on-board LED and by SMS text message.
- Page 2 Wiring for an SMS Dialler (2 channel version) Antenna Connection Note: (press onto The SMS Diallers button are not supplied connector) with cable entry or grommets. Hole positions for mounting and cable entry are at the discretion of the end user. Card Jumper (used to lock master...
- Page 3 Wiring for an SMS Dialler (4 channel version) Antenna Connection Note: (press onto The SMS Diallers button are not supplied connector) with cable entry or grommets. Hole Jumper positions for (used to lock master mounting and cable number setup, entry are at the leave as supplied) discretion of the end user.
- Page 4 Input Connections for Float/Pressure Switch (2 channel version) SMS Dialler The colours of the wires may vary depending on the float switch supplied IP A IP B Connecting the float/pressure switch: The float switch comes with a flex mounded into the float head. If required the length of this cable can be extended using a 3 core 1mm²...
- Page 5 Input Connections for Float/Pressure Switch (4 channel version) The colours of the wires may vary depending on the float switch supplied Not used Not used Not used V IN B Pre-wired power connection Connecting the float/pressure switch: Float switch 1/ input 1 The float switch comes with a flex mounded into the float head.
- Page 6 Quick Guide Settings for SMS NOTES: In order to set the Master Number, the jumper on the printed circuit board must be placed across pins 3 and 4 1. Clear All 3. Number to Text 5. Inputting the text message 6.
- Page 7 Other Settings for SMS Alarm 7. Resending the message if 7. Delaying the text message 8. Testing the signal strength 10. Activating the Relay not acknowledged before it’s sent It is advisable to test the signal strength This command sets the repeat time for the particular network you have This would be set to help avoid false If anything is connected to the relay...
- Page 8 Other features that can be set up in the SMS dialler: Call numbers, where a call is made to a programmed number as well as a text message sent. Text Callnum (number) Removing a telephone number. Text REMOVE (telephone number) Finding a stored number in the SMS dialler memory, text QUERY (telephone number) Changing the maximum ring time.
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