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- Page 1 4GS DOORSTATION User Manual SENTRY GUARD Australian Made Vandal Resistant Weather Resistant This user manual includes a step by quick start guide, Item checklist, diagrams and specifications.
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
CONTENTS SAFETY AND CARE INFORMATION 1. Safety and care information ................3 1.1 Operating environment ..................3 1.2 Mains power supply ................... 3 1.3 Pacemakers ......................3 1.4 Other medical devices ..................3 1.5 Radio transmission equipment ................. 4 1.6 Potential explosive atmospheres ..............4 Important Warning .....................4 QUICK START GUIDE 2.0 Quick start Guide .................... -
Page 3: Safety And Care Information
1. SAFETY AND CARE INFORMATION Please read these instructions thoroughly before starting installation. This product must be installed and maintained only by competent personnel familiar with electrical and telephone installation. IMPORTANT! This phone, like any wireless phone, operates using radio signals and the wireless network, which cannot guarantee connection in all conditions. -
Page 4: Radio Transmission Equipment
1.5 Radio transmission equipment Dallas Delta’s GSM products are designed to conform to international standards regarding the acceptance of radio frequency (RF) interference and certain installation locations may interfere with their proper operation. We recommend that Dallas Delta GSM equipment is not installed in close proximity to any equipment that generates (RF) signals (for example, radio transmitters), and is located as far as possible away from it or in a separate room. -
Page 5: Quick Start Guide
2. QUICK START GUIDE Open case 4 screws Undo all four screws on the lid of the plastic case located in each corner, to access the internal circuit board (PCB). Insert SIM card SIM card socket ON/OFF Switch SIM must be VoLTE enabled (contact network provider) 1 - The small switch located in the centre of the PCB. -
Page 6: Product Description
Operational Quick Start Guide NOTE: Programming and system checks can be completed via USB connection to a PC. Check the USB key drive supplied with the 4GS phone for a copy of this utility. The following are the minimum of steps that need to be performed to make the phone operate: Step 1 - Enter program mode Press and hold the “D”... -
Page 7: Installation
● Large phonebook ● Alternate phone numbers per phonebook entry ● Global alternate numbers ● Remotely programmable ● Handset or Hands-free operation ● SMS reporting, programming and diagnostics ● Internal battery, providing 4 hours talk time, 50 hours standby ● Internal solar charge regulator with MPPT (Maximum Power Point Tracking) technology ●... -
Page 8: Connections And Setup
6. CONNECTIONS AND SETUP 6.1 Internal connections Main Connector NO NC Headers Battery Relay 2 COM Relay 2 NO/NC Relay 1 COM Relay 1 NO/NC Button COM Button 5 IN BTN 1 BTN 2 BTN 3 Power Switch Power 5W 12V solar panel or 11-28V DC @ 500MA SIM Card Handset... -
Page 9: Installing The Sim
6.2 Installing the SIM Please Note: POWER switch (on the board) should be set to OFF during installation of the SIM card. Switch to ON once all connections have been made. 6.3 Battery The internal battery is design to be permanently connected in circuit, much like a laptop or cell phone battery. -
Page 10: Led Indications
6.5 LED indications On the front of the product is a single RGB LED that is used to provide useful status information. LED Indication Meaning Phone switched off - Slide power switch to ON Yellow triple pulse Initialising / Searching for SIM & Network Registration Green double pulse Standby - ready for use (Audio circuitry active) Green pulse slowly... -
Page 11: Operating
USB, using the “Dallas Delta Configurator” software. This software can be downloaded from dallasdelta.com or delivered upon request. You can also program the phone via SMS, Keypad entry or by establishing a phone call to the phone and using DTMF. -
Page 12: Programming Using Dallas Delta Configurator
8.1 Programming using Dallas Delta Configurator The 4GS DOORSTATION can be configured using the Dallas Delta Configurator software. The configuration software is the quickest and most efficient method for setting up one or multiple units. Settings can be exported and saved on a PC, and uploaded to multiple units. Please follow the below step by step guide to configure your unit. -
Page 13: Settings - Using Dallas Delta Configurator
8.2 Settings - using Dallas Delta Configurator The Dallas Delta Configurator Import/export the settings on the unit can software user interface displays all the be exported or imported. This is useful in configuration options in the “settings” backing up the data or programing multiple tab. -
Page 14: Phone Book - Using Dallas Delta Configurator
8.3 Phone Book - using Dallas Delta Configurator The Phone book tab is for adding in phone numbers into a directory for different locations and multiple phonebook entries. To edit the first, roll the cursor over the area and the “edit” button will appear. -
Page 15: Logs - Using Dallas Delta Configurator
Note: Left click on the field under ‘miscellaneous options’ to add “activate relay on call and hang up” 8.4 Logs - using Dallas Delta Configurator The Logs tab is history of tasks performed by the 4GS Doorstation. -
Page 16: Updates - Using Dallas Delta Configurator
8.5 Updates - using Dallas Delta Configurator The Updates tab retrieves the latest firmware on the 4GS Doorstation. 8.6 SMS Programming Before beginning SMS programming, OPTION 201 has to be set. Once the code has been set, it must be set as the first command in the SMS programming. Example: 1234(sms code)#(option)#(new value)## Once the SMS code has been sent on the programming SMS the code remains active for 20 minutes thereafter and further programming SMS commands can be sent. -
Page 17: Dtmf Programming
Programming mode will time out after 1 minute. Every 10 seconds a beep tone will be emitted to indicate that the phone is still in programming mode. To exit programming mode, press ‘D D’ on the rear keypad, or ‘# # #’ on the front keypad. 8.8 DTMF Programming To start DTMF programming first establish a call to the phone. - Page 18 Programming Phonebook Example Here are some examples of programming a phonebook entry using the Keypad & DTMF method: Syntax Description 1#1#<phone no.>## Program the phone number into entry ID 1, which is also mapped to button 1. The default button operation is to make a call, so this will effectively assign a call function to button 1.
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Page 19: Audio Parameters
OPTION 11 – Instant Auto Answer Programming a 1 into this option will enable the instant auto-answer feature. The phone will immediately pick up the call and route audio. This typically happens in around 200 milliseconds. OPTION 12 – No Answer Timeout In seconds, how long to wait before moving on to attempt the alternate numbers. -
Page 20: Function Options
OPTION 202 – SIM PIN Code If the SIM card requires a PIN code, set it here. The phone will use this code to attempt to unlock a SIM. (Please refer to section 5.1 page 7) OPTION 203 – SIM PUK Code This code can be used to unlock a SIM card if it has been PUK locked. -
Page 21: Sms Settings
OPTION 306 – Solar Powered Set this to enable MPPT (Maximum Power Point Tracking) mode on the battery charger. MTTP is a technique commonly used with solar systems to maximize power extraction under all conditions. Enable this if a solar panel is the main power source. OPTION 307 –... -
Page 22: Functions
9.3 CODES Option Sample Syntax Value / Range Default Value Description 200#< Code > A numerical code up to 15 digits 1234 Front Keypad & DTMF programming code (via keypad only) 201#< Code > A numerical code up to 8 digits 1234 SMS unlock code (via keypad only) -
Page 23: Technical Specifications
10. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS OPERATIONAL REQUIREMENTS GSM SYSTEM 4G LTE, Cat 1, 4 VoLTE with digital audio 3G Bands: • 850MHz (B5) • 900MHz (B8) • 2100MHz (B1) 4G Bands: • 700MHz (B28) • 850MHz (B5) • 900MHz (B8) • 1800MHz (B3) •... - Page 24 FCC Part 22 Subpart H, FCC Part 24 Subpart E SGS Report No: EG/2013/80025 RSS-132 Issue 2, RSS-133 Issue 5 53 Barry Road Campbellfield VICTORIA 3061 Tel.: +613 9387 7388 ● Fax: +613 9387 3128 sales@dallasdelta.com ● www.dallasdelta.com © DallasDelta 2023 Rev 9...
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