Summary of Contents for G.S.M Activate GSM Auto Dialler Plus
- Page 1 GSM 4G AUTO DIALLER PLUS Control and Monitoring from your mobile phone MODEL 4GAD+ Page 1...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Contents ● 2 - Contents. ● 3 - Product Information. - Specification. ● 4 - PCB Reference. ● 5 - Installing Your Simcard. - Signal Strength Test. ● 6 - Storing and Deleting Contact Numbers. ● 7 - How to Store Input Text Messages. - How to Set Phone Call Alerts and Text Messages. -
Page 3: Product Information
Product Information The GSM Auto Dialler Plus is a multi purpose unit with both 2G,3G &4G capabilities. It is compatible with all alarm panels with negative triggering through three inputs and one alarm input as well as having 2 relay outputs for switching on or off external devices such as, temperature monitoring, mains failure monitoring with battery back up and a optional microphone and speaker are available seperately for two way communication. -
Page 4: Pcb Reference
PCB Reference Figure 1 IMPORTANT - PLEASE READ PLEASE MAKE SURE YOU DISCONNECT THE POWER FROM POWER INPUT AND REMOVE THE BATTERY LINK WHEN YOU FIT THE SIMCARD AND PLACE THE SIMCARD WITH THE CLIPPED CORNER FACING OUT WARDS. SEE PICTURE ABOVE. Signal LED (blue) - The blue LED flashes once per second indicating a signal has been found. -
Page 5: Installing Your Simcard
Installing your Simcard New SIM cards will need registering before they can be used. Full details of how this is done can normally be found in the SIM card pack. It will normally require that the SIM card is inserted into a mobile phone, a number dialled and instructions followed. While the SIM is in the mobile phone it would be a good time to disable call diverts, ring back and to disable features such as voicemail and text alerts. - Page 6 Programming Contact Numbers The 4G Auto Dialler Plus has four inputs for a connection to electrical equipment plus separate hardware for temperature, mains failure and external sensing. When these are triggered the unit will call or text up to 3 separate numbers which can be stored on to the unit. To programme the numbers you want to use, follow the examples below by sending the text message command to the simcard in the auto dialler.
- Page 7 How to Programme the (SMS) Text Message You can now change the alarm message to one of your choosing. To change the message send the text command as follows: #MESS1=YOURMESSAGE# This sets your custom message for input 1 #MESS2=YOURMESSAGE# This sets your custom message for input 2 #MESS3=YOURMESSAGE# This sets your custom message for input 3 #MESS4=YOURMESSAGE#...
- Page 8 How to Use the Relay Outputs The 4G Auto Dialler has two relay outputs which can be used to switch on external devices such as lighting, sirens etc… Relay 1 is independent and can be activated by SMS message Relay 2 is independent and can be activated by SMS message Auto Relay Trigger (Relay 2) Relay 2 can be used to turn on a siren or lighting etc , for approximately 17 seconds...
- Page 9 Using the Inputs Inputs 1 2 & 3 - Automatically Reset Inputs 1 2 & 3are triggered by a negative pulse eg: pulled to the ground for a period of not less than one second. The image (at the bottom of the page) 1s a typical application of how to connect the unit to an alarm panel.
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Page 10: Battery Backup
Mains Failure Alarm By connecting to the mains power using a 9/24v power supply the auto dialler can act as a mains failure alarm. It will monitor the power connected to the power input and send a text message alert if the power is disconnected. When the power is disconnected for a period of 4 minutes, you will receive the text message alert POWER LOSS. - Page 11 Controlling The Temperature The Microprocessor will scan the temperature parameters every 3 minutes, when the temperature goes outside of the temperature parameters this will generate a text alarm sent to the users indicating the current temperature and turn on relay 1. When the temperature returns into the temperature parameters, a text will be generated to let users now temperature is normal, and relay 1 will be turned off Text Commands...
- Page 12 Quick Reference Page 11...
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Page 13: Important Installer Notes
Important Installer Notes ● When installing the aerial antenna cable please ensure that the cable leaves the box by the shortest possible route and is not coiled up and left inside the box ● Do not stick the aerial onto any metal surface. This will degrade the signal strength received.