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SecEng SED-64 Installation & User Manual

3g alarm backup rev 4 (software 021)
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INSTALLATION & USER
MANUAL
SED-64
Rev 4 (software 021)
Incorporating GSM and 3G version guides
The wireless modem determines
If it can operate on 3G or GSM
This product is GPRS enabled
via SUREPOLL WIRELESS
WARNING
THIS SECURITY DEVICE MUST BE INSTALLED
BY A QUALIFIED & AUTHORIZED PERSON.
PLEASE READ THIS MANUAL FULLY BEFORE
INSTALLING THIS PRODUCT.
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This manual is subject to copyright rev 2009.12.10

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  • Page 1 INSTALLATION & USER MANUAL SED-64 Rev 4 (software 021) Incorporating GSM and 3G version guides The wireless modem determines If it can operate on 3G or GSM This product is GPRS enabled via SUREPOLL WIRELESS WARNING THIS SECURITY DEVICE MUST BE INSTALLED BY A QUALIFIED &...
  • Page 2 Warranty and Liability WARNING 1/ The SED-64 is only to be installed by an authorised service person. 2/ The supplied 16VAC Plug Pack must only be connected to a AC 240v outlet socket with a protective earth connection. 3/ Ensure that the antenna is covered in 20mm conduit, when installing in exposed places.

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Section 5 – 3G BAND SELECTION 3G band selection guide Section 6 – SED-64 BOARD OPTIONS SED-64 Board option systems dual serial SED-64 Board options systems single serial SED-64 Board option systems 4 way I / O SED-64 Board option systems (Mode 3 board)
  • Page 4 Installation Overview Diagram...
  • Page 5 1.1a SED-64 Board option systems Single Dual Relay serial Board l Interface RS232 Part :Sed 64 SRB Part :Sed 64 DSI Control via sms Port 1 used to program Sed 64 via serial Port 2 used for upload Down load...

  • Page 6: Sim Card Installation

    Mobile Phone. Test for signal strength (min 3 bars) at the alarm location with the mobile phone. Install the SIM card in the SED-64 as shown in the Installation (Is the SIM in the right side up) see...

  • Page 7: Wiring And Terminations

    Wiring and Terminations Terminal Connections Terminal Description POWER Connect to mains earth via plug pack Earth Note: remove solder tinning on earth wire, if provided, before connecting. 16 vac AC input 16v AC plug pack ( As supplied with unit only ) 16 vac AC input 16v AC plug pack ( As supplied with unit only ) BATT +...

  • Page 8: Indication Lights

    Indication Lights On board LED Indications Normal Operation In Programming mode Signal level Low Indicates the digit 1 Signal level Min Indicates the digit 2 Signal level Med Indicates the digit 3 Signal level Good Indicates the digit 4 Signal level Best Indicates the digit 5 GSM Fault Indicates the digit 6...

  • Page 9: Operating Modes & Programming

    T-socket and the customers alarm panel to the female side ,connect the RJ lead as shown in 1.1 to the SED-64 Wire the GSM fault relay into a 24Hr zone on the customers alarm panel. INTELLIGENT BACK UP SYSTEM...

  • Page 10: Manual Programming Mode

    Ensure the unit is powered up and working with no faults. Plug any standard telephone handset (set to tone dialling) into the connector marked “CON1” on the SED-64 Lift the handset and make sure you can hear a digital dial tone. To enter program mode Press and hold the PROG Button.

  • Page 11: Programming Functions Summary

    Programming Functions Summary Function Function Description Default Number Communications setup Client code 0000 Primary Receiver Secondary Receiver System Timers GSM on-board dialer test time 24hrs GSM signal fail relay trigger time 8min PSTN alarm delay 30sec GSM Communication modes GSM Back Up / GSM FT / GSM FT PSTN Backup PABX mode Zones 1-4 lock out control Ademco system reporting codes...
  • Page 12 2.3 cont Programming Functions Summary Function Function Description Default Number System features Restricted access setting sms control number set Setting of Group area from sms control phone 1 Setting of Group area from sms control phone 2 Setting of Group area from sms control phone 3 GSM switch number number GSM switch number delay Internal CID RX kiss off time adj 1-9 seconds...
  • Page 13 Function 01 - client code Options: This sets the account code that the SED-62/64 will use when using its’ on-board dialler to report Any 4 digit number to the Monitoring Company. 019999# Example : Function 02 - Primary receiver number This sets the primary phone number that the SED 62/64 Options: will dial when using its’...
  • Page 14 Function 07 - GSM Operation Default = 1 Sets the way the SED-62/64 operates as a backup or other Options: modes. GSM FT = GSM operates full time ( no phone line ) 0 = GSM FT= No phone line GSM BU = GSM operates as a back up unit 1 = GSM BU ( default ) GSM FT / PSTN BU = GSM is used full time but will switchto...
  • Page 15 Function 12 - Mobile phone 1 Options: The SED 62/64 can report events via SMS to 3 mobile phones (see section 2.8) Note: we only recommend this Any phone number option for non-critical alarms or for secondary monitoring Up to 18 digits purposes due to the nature of the SMS delivery service.
  • Page 16 Function 17 - Zone Input configuration Default = 0 Sets the operation of the 4 Zone Inputs on the SED-62/64 Options: 0 = Option 0 Option 0 = Zones 1-4 24 hour inputs 1 = Option 1 Option 1 = Zones 1-4 armed / disarmed via SMS 2 = Option 2 Option 2 = Zones 1-3 are 24 Hr but Zone 4 is a control type and switches PSTN...

  • Page 17: Sms Reports

    AC power, PSTN, Battery and GSM Signal Strength will be shown. NOTE: If a Master Code has been set in the SED-64, you will not get a response from any command (except for ?S). See Function 19 for information on the Master Code setup.

  • Page 18: Sms Commands

    SMS Commands The following SMS commands control additional features of the SED 62/64 NOTE : SMS commands must be as shown. (MUST BE IN CAPITALS) Zone Arm and Disarm feature The SED 62/64 Zone Inputs can be armed or disarmed by sending the following SMS Text Message.

  • Page 19: Control Room Report Codes

    2.10 Control Room report codes The SED 62/64 on-board dialler will send Ademco 140 contact ID codes followed by the point number eg 250 This should be treated the same as a sector 250 like any standard alarm panel. eg Tecom Challenger GSM Dialler Ademco Codes Function 10 = 0...

  • Page 20: Enabling Gprs

    You can now operate the SED-64 in either mode 1 or mode 2 for GPRS MODE 1 : The SED-64 will allow the alarm panel to dial out on the phone line normal but will poll the SED-64 every 90 seconds on GPRS for system integrity.
  • Page 21 The line fail LED should go out and after about 1 minute the fault relay will de-activate. Testing the SED-64 Intelligent GSM Backup 1. Make sure Functions 1, 2 & 3 on the SED-64 are programmed and that the SED-64 is working (Status LED flashing and at least 3 bars of signal strength).

  • Page 22: Fault Guide

    3 bars of signal on the GSM phone. Making sure the power is still off on the SED 62/64, re-insert the SIM card and power it up. When the SED-64 finds signal, the wake LED should be on with the status LED flashing and the signal meter will show signal.
  • Page 23 Fault Guide cont.. Fault Guide cont.. cont 6. I Programmed the SED-64 OK but the Alarm Panel will not communicate with the Control Room via GSM To test the GSM communications, plug a standard phone or phone Butt into “CON1” and pickup the handset (off-hook the Butt), You should hear dial tone, this is generated by the SED 62/64.

  • Page 24: Gprs Testing

    Call Suretek on 1300 65 44 33 to confirm the SED-64 is polling via GPRS. TESTING ALARMS MODE 1 Trigger a zone on the SED-64 and check that the OH light starts to flash for approximately 5 seconds, this confirms the SED-64 has sent zone alarm via GPRS.

  • Page 25: G Band Selection Guide

    Function 44 - 3G next G Band selection guide Default = 127 Setting the band selection for the 3G network normally should not be touched as is automatic Examples: GSM850 EGSM 900 GSM1800 EGSM+GSM1800 GSM1900 GSM850+GSM1900 EGSM900+GSM1900 QUADBAND 3G 2100 3G 1900 3G 850 Example : *44127#...
  • Page 26 Program PC INSTALLING THE BOARD / Fit onto the SED-64 board into the position shown on page 1.1a into the top 10 way connector on the SED-64 marked SERIAL PROGAMMING Connect any laptop or PC using a straight thru serial connection onto Serial 1...
  • Page 27 Earth 16vac +Batt - FAULT ZONE INPUTS Part :Sed 64 4 way I/O TESTING To Test this board, SMS the SED-64 the following OUT1ON This will now turn the relay on, see LED on the board OUT1OFF will now turn it off...
  • Page 28 SED-64 Board options - 4 way I/O Inputs x 4 This board allows for an extra 4 inputs and 4 outputs Sed 64 operating from the SED-64 v009 onwards 4way I /O Outputs x 4 Part :Sed 64 4 way I/O...

  • Page 29: Sed-64 Board Option Systems (Mode 3 Board)

    SED-64 Board option systems (Mode 3 board) Mode 3 relay board is used for GPRS systems, Phone whereby you need the clients phone line returned Panel to the customer and the panel, thus working GPRS full time Here STATUS serial...

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