Gprs Settings; Lan Settings - SECOLink KM25 Programming Manual

Intruder alarm system
The control panel indicates telephone line tampering if the telephone line voltage is absent for a longer time than
PSTN Communicator
it is set in this parameter.
Line Loss Delay 1 min
14
Program the number of consecutive rings that the panel must detect to answer for controlling.
PSTN Communicator
Rings to answer 5
15
Program the maximum time, in minutes, between calls when connecting to the panel using a double call feature.
PSTN Communicator
16 Double call timer 1 min
SERIAL INTERFACE SETTINGS (excluding S16xx)
The SERIAL interface menu is used to enable reporting to the device which is connected to the SERIAL port.
Service Mode }Report settings }SERIAL Interface
This menu allows to enable /disable reporting to the device which is connected to the SERIAL port. Control panel
SERIAL Interface
uses protocol 7 byte slow by default. Use software MASCAD to change the protocol to 9600 Baud Serial.
Reporting Enabled
1
Program the Account number. This account number will be used for all reporting events. Use the [#] key to enter
SERIAL Interface
additional hex symbols: B, C, D, E, F .
2 Account number 1234

GPRS SETTINGS

The GPRS settings menu contains parameters that enable the routing of specified events for up to two CMS receivers via GPRS.
Service Mode }Report settings }GPRS settings
All settings below are visible when reporting to CMS Receiver No.1 or Receiver No.2 via GPRS is enabled.
GPRS settings
1 Receiver No.1 Enabled
Use GPRS as backup Yes
sends a report via GPRS.
Address 77.201.45.26
Port 9999
Use the [1] key to enter the DOT character for the address.
Account number 1234
Protocol E2
Transport TCP
hex symbols: B, C, D, E, F . Note: this account number is also used in the SERIAL interface menu.
GPRS settings
Receiver No.2 Enabled
2
Use as backup for Rec.1 Yes
Use same Acc. as Rec.1 No
sends the report to a receiver No.2
APN is the name of a gateway between a GPRS mobile network and another computer network, frequently the
GPRS settings
public Internet. A GSM/GPRS module making a data connection must be configured with an APN to present to
APN banga
3
the network provider. Contact your provider to verify the correct APN settings.
User name
Password
The Periodic test menu enables you to set the time period that the module will automatically send a test report to
GPRS settings
the CMS in order to check the GPRS network.
4 Periodic test Yes
Send every 15 sec

LAN SETTINGS

The LAN settings menu contains parameters that enable the routing of specified events to the CMS receivers.
Service Mode }Report settings }LAN settings
All settings below are visible when reporting to a CMS Receiver No.1 or Receiver No.2 via LAN if it's enabled.
LAN settings
Enabled
1 Receiver No.1
Address 77.201.45.26
Port 9999
Use SERIAL account Yes
SERIAL interface menu. The programmed account number and this number will be shown in the menu Account
Account number 1234
number.
Protocol E2
Transport TCP
hex symbols: B, C, D, E, F .
LAN settings
2 Receiver No.2 Enabled
Use as backup for Rec.1 Yes
sends a report to the receiver No.2.
The Periodic test menu enables you to set time intervals during which the module will automatically send a test
LAN settings
report to the CMS in order to check the LAN network.
Periodic test Yes
4
Send every 15 sec
Use GPRS as backup - if communication with a receiver is not established via PSTN or LAN, the system
Address - program the address of the CMS receiver (for example: 77.201.45.26 or receiver.secolink.eu).
Port - program the port used for communication with the CMS receiver.
Account number - this account number will be used for all reporting events. Use the [#] key to enter additional
Protocol - define the protocol format used to report system events. Available protocols: E2, CSV IP, Fibro.
Transport - define transport layer protocol: TCP or UDP.
Use as backup for Rec.1 - if communication with a receiver No.1 is not established via GPRS, the system
Use same Acc. as Rec.1 - use the same account set for the receiver No.1.
Address - program the address of the CMS receiver (for example: 77.201.45.26 or receiver.secolink.eu).
Port - program the port used for communication with the CMS receiver.
Use SERIAL account - if selected, then the module will use the same account as it is programmed in the
Account number - this account number will be used for all reporting events. Use the [#] key to enter additional
Protocol - define the protocol format used to report the system events. Available protocols: E2, CSV IP, Fibro.
Transport - define the transport layer protocol: TCP or UDP.
Use as backup for Rec.1 - if the communication with a receiver No.1 is not established via LAN, the system
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