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- Page 1 M o d e l : R A M V 2 Designed in Australia by I n s t r u c t i o n M a n u a l Automotive Security System with 2-Way GSM Communication Via SMS Messaging Version 7.1 Document:RamV7.1 Release:10 October 2008...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Contents Contents......................... 2 Quick Reference Guide ....................4 1. Introduction ....................... 5 1.1. Mobile Features....................5 1.2. Alarm Features ....................6 1.3. Selectable System Features ................6 1.4. What You Get..................... 7 1.5. Mobile Phone Unit Safety Precautions .............. 8 1.5.1. - Page 3 3. Programming & Setup .....................23 3.1. Learning New Remotes..................23 3.1.1. Learn a new Remote Control By SMS ............23 3.1.2. Learn a new Remote Control with Remote ..........24 3.2. Programming PIN Numbers ................25 3.3. Remote Control Programmable Features............26 3.3.1. Changing REGISTER 1................27 3.3.2.
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Page 4: Quick Reference Guide
Quick Reference Guide STEPS TO QUICKLY SETUP THE RAM 1. Setup the SIM card for operation in the system. (ref. 2.5. SIM Card Setup And Functionality – Page: 14) 2. Setup the PIN Number. (ref. 3.4.4. To Change Your PIN Number – Page: 29) 3. -
Page 5: Introduction
1. Introduction As Australia's leading designer & manufacturer of quality car security systems we are proud to release our latest model that enables 2-way communication between you and your vehicle via your mobile phone. The RhinoCo model RAM is based on our Australian Standards Approved and Insurance Approved RA “Split System”... -
Page 6: Alarm Features
1.2. Alarm Features Advanced All-in-1 design Remote controls have Code Hopping Technology (Anti-Scanning, Anti-Code Grabbing) SSR™ Solid State Remote Controls (2 supplied) Long Life Lithium Cell Remote Control Batteries Ultra-Bright Red Flashing Dash LED Light Personal Panic Button Via Remote Control Automatic Siren Reset Period (30 Seconds) Visual arming and disarming via blinkers All Points Of Entry Protection... -
Page 7: What You Get
1.4. What You Get Below is a list of parts included with system. Item Description Quantity Image Main control unit This All-In-One unit incorporates the mobile phone engine, the SIM card holder, and the main security alarm electronics module. The main wiring harness plugs into the main control unit securely via the 24 way connector. -
Page 8: Mobile Phone Unit Safety Precautions
1.5. Mobile Phone Unit Safety Precautions Important notes about on-board GSM phones. 1.5.1. Aircraft Safety Mobile phones can interfere with an aircraft’s navigation system and its mobile network. The use of the Mobile Phone Units on board aircraft is forbidden by law and should be switched off. -
Page 9: Installation & Operation
2. Installation & Operation 2.1. Planning the Installation Each separate component of the RAM should be placed in strategic locations. Below is a guide to where you should locate the main unit, the phone antenna & the siren. It is important to remember that the GSM antenna must be located high, but just underneath the centre of the dashboard out of sight. -
Page 10: Installing And Wiring The Main Unit
2.2. Installing and Wiring The Main Unit Harness Connections 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 Figure 2 PIN No CONNECTION PIN No CONNECTION Immobiliser 2a (8Amp) Immobiliser 2b (8Amp) Immobiliser 2b (8Amp) Immobiliser 2a (8Amp) -
Page 11: Extended Wiring Descriptions
2.2.1. Extended Wiring Descriptions PIN No CONNECTION Locate the positive feed wire to the fuel pump, cut that wire and join each pair of wires from pins 1,14 (1,14) & (2,13) to either end of the fuel pump feed wire which you have just cut WARNING: The &... -
Page 12: Installing The Glass Break Microphone
2.2.2. Installing the Glass Break Microphone The glass break microphone is permanently attached to the RAM via a 1-metre length of shielded audio wire. This wire must not be cut or modified in any way. The microphone must be mounted on the front of the dashboard. Be sure to mount the microphone in a place where it will not be bumped or damaged from persons in the vehicle. - Page 13 Wiring the Siren +12V: Connect to constant 12V GND: Connect to Earth *SIREN: Connect to siren wire on RAM (pin 6) * This wire is normally earthed and goes open circuit to trigger the siren - Before connecting each wire, the identification label on the end of each wire should be cut off.
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Page 14: Installing The Antenna
2.4. Installing The Antenna Installing the GSM Antenna The phone Antenna is connected to the main unit by plugging in the antenna into the back of the RAM unit as shown in Figure 4. Figure 4 2.5. Sim Card Setup And Functionality Place the new SIM card in an existing mobile phone and deactivate (turn off) “pin code request.”... -
Page 15: Accessibility Note
2.6. Accessibility Note To prevent unauthorised access to the alarm, the user is required to ALWAYS put the 6 Digit PIN (consisting of 0-9, A-Z) (the Default Pin Number is – 000000) at the start of each SMS command to confirm the user has access to change the alarm condition (this is nothing to do with the SIM card PIN number) i.e. -
Page 16: Sms Command Messages
2.8. SMS Command Messages Refer to your mobile phones user manual on how to write SMS messages. 2.8.1. To Arm The Alarm NOTE: From the siren you will hear: 1 Beep for Normal Arming 3 Beeps for No Coverage warning Constant Beeps for 3 seconds for Door Ajar warning BY SMS BY REMOTE CONTROL... -
Page 17: To Dis-Arm The Alarm
2.8.2. To Dis-Arm The Alarm BY SMS BY REMOTE CONTROL DISARM: Type your PIN number and To disarm the alarm, press the Bottom DISARM from a mobile phone, and button again. The blinkers will flash twice send it to the alarm. and the siren will beep twice. -
Page 18: Emergency Panic
2.8.3. Emergency Panic BY SMS BY REMOTE CONTROL PANIC: Type your PIN number and To SET the alarm into “PANIC mode”, PANIC from a mobile phone, and send press the Right button. This will sets off it to the alarm. Once the message is sent the siren &... -
Page 19: Car Battery Low Warning
2.8.5. Car Battery Low Warning The system will send you an SMS when your car battery voltage reaches a critical level i.e. if you leave your lights on & drain your battery. The message sent is “Battery Low Warning”. The message will only be sent BATTERY LOW Battery once in a low battery condition. -
Page 20: Auto Bypass
2.8.8. Auto Bypass Auto bypass is designed to reduce false alarms caused by faulty switches or external sensors. If the alarm is triggered 3 times by the same sector then the particular sector will be bypassed. (i.e. The sector will become inactive.) The sector will only be bypassed for one arming period. -
Page 21: Pre-Alert Impact Warning With Ets Tm
Furthermore the system features the unique Rhino "Auto Adjust” process, where during the 20 sec. arming delay, the alarm samples the background noise where the vehicle is parked, and will if necessary automatically reduce the sensitivity of the impact sensor to an appropriate level. -
Page 22: Pat Tm - Past Alarm Trigger Memory/History
2.8.15. PAT – Past Alarm Trigger Memory/History REMOTE CONTROL To identify the cause of the last TEN reasons why the alarm has triggered, you can follow the steps described in Section 3.3.3. Changing Register 3 – Page: 28. Or type your PIN number and HISTORY from a mobile phone, and send it to the alarm. -
Page 23: Programming & Setup
3. Programming & Setup 3.1. Learning New Remotes 3.1.1. Learn a new Remote Control By SMS SMS - To add remotes if all remotes are lost a combination of SMS and beeps can add a new remote. A. Send the command “LEARN” You will receive a SMS saying: If you receive a SMS saying “Unable to activate learn mode Ignition on”... -
Page 24: Learn A New Remote Control With Remote
3.1.2. Learn a new Remote Control with Remote To add a new transmitter to your alarm, simply follow the procedure below: A. Turn the vehicle’s ignition on. B. Immediately press and hold the Bottom button on the Original remote control until the siren starts to beep (approximately 4 seconds) and then release the button. -
Page 25: Programming Pin Numbers
3.2. Programming PIN Numbers NEWPIN – In the case of loosing your PIN number for the RAM alarm system. Simply send a message to your alarm: NEWPINXXXXXX – where XXXXXX is the new pin number you want to have consisting of 0-9, a-Z. (Not case sensitive) NEWPIN123456 NEWPIN123456 When you send the message and the unit has received it the siren will start beeping 9... -
Page 26: Remote Control Programmable Features
3.3. Remote Control Programmable Features Your Rhino Security system incorporates the latest in high security features. It is possible to customise your security system so that it suits your requirements perfectly. Detailed below is the full list of programmable features that can either be turned on or turned off. -
Page 27: Changing Register 1
3.3.1. Changing REGISTER 1 Vehicle Set Up: OORS LOSED ONNET LOSED GNITION URNED Remote Key action : T EATURES OTTOM UTTON EMOTE Press INITIAL PROGRAMMABLE Remote FACTOR DESCRIPTION FEATURE This Many SETTIN Times Arming Beep 1 Beep on Arm Disarm Beep 2 Beeps on Disarm Auxiliary Detection Activate Ultrasonics, Microwave if... -
Page 28: Changing Register 2
3.3.2. Changing REGISTER 2 Vehicle Set Up: ’ RIVER ONNET LOSED GNITION URNED N LAST Remote Key action : T EATURES OTTOM UTTON EMOTE PROGRAMMABLE Press INITIAL DESCRIPTION FEATURE Remote FACTORY This Many SETTING Times Left Button Used For Allows your remote keys to be divided to act like two Another Vehicle separate single button remote keys to control two separate vehicles, i.e. -
Page 29: Changing Register 3
SELECT After pressing the remote 9 times to enter this Trigger Memory to replay mode, turn the ignition off. Your Rhino Alarm memory. offers a unique memory that stores the ten last reasons why the alarm was triggered. This memory cannot be erased. -
Page 30: Phone Number Memory
3.4. Phone Number Memory The Rhino RAM alarm is able to be programmed with up to 5 different mobile phones, so when the alarm is armed or put in to panic mode and activates it will send a SMS message to each of the phone numbers in the systems memory. -
Page 31: To Add Phone Numbers To The System
3.4.3. To Add Phone Numbers To The System BY SMS ONLY By typing your 6 digit PIN number and WRITEPHONEXYYYY from a mobile 123456 123456 phone, you can add a mobile phone number to WRITEPHONEXYYYY WRITEPHONEXYYYY the alarm system. The mobile phone number ‘YYYY’... -
Page 32: To Change The Id Of The System
3.4.5. To Change The ID Of The System BY SMS ONLY You can change the ID Message that is displayed at the start of the SMS messages you receive. 123456IDXXXX 123456IDXXXXX Where XXXXXX is a code to distinguish the alarm from another system. i.e. The car’s rego number. -
Page 33: Warranty
4. Warranty 4.1. Warning Limitations & Warranty While this system is an advanced security system, it does not offer guaranteed protection against burglary or any other emergency. Any alarm system, whether commercial or residential, is subject to compromise or failure to warn for a variety of reasons. For example: •... -
Page 34: Limited Warranty
LIMITED WARRANTY Cornick Pty Ltd (ABN 74 001 621 610) (Seller), warrants its products to be in conformance with its own plans and specifications and to be free from defects in materials and workmanship under normal use and service for twelve months from the date of original purchase. Sellers obligation shall be limited to repairing or replacing, at its option, free of charge for materials or labor, any part which is proved not in compliance with Sellers specifications or proves defective in materials or workmanship under normal use and service. -
Page 35: Sms Commands Reference
5. SMS Commands Reference 1. Not case sensitive i.e. 000000DiSaRm (the software converts it all to uppercase internally) 2. Limit to SMS is 25 messages in 8.5 minutes (the system automatically overrides the sending of to many messages) 3. Default pin code is 000000 (all zero’s) 4. - Page 36 >WRITEPHONExyyyyyyy (phone memory location x = (1-5) with phone number = y ) >WRITEPHONE30414221331 (example) <Phone numbers. 1:0407123001 2:0407123002 3:0414221331 4:0407123003 5:0407123006 <Failed to update phone number, memory location error (if location 0,6,7,8,9 was entered as the location.) > IDxxxxx (write rego or other message to be at the start of every message received from RAM =< 19 characters) <...
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