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- Page 1 EC II GSM SE User Manual...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
6.2.5 Mounting of ALBU version ..................18 6.2.6 Alarm Button connector ..................18 6.2.7 External LED connector ..................18 6.2.8 Connector for Central Unit ..................18 EMERGENCY POWER SUPPLY..................18 Battery ........................18 Battery charging ......................19 Battery test ......................19 User Manual – EC II GSM SE... - Page 3 Alarms sent to a telephone ..................42 10.2.1 Acknowledging an alarm ................42 10.2.2 Speech exchange ...................43 10.2.3 Termination of active alarm mode ..............43 10.2.4 Forwarding a call ....................43 CALLING THE FÄLTCOM GSM SE ................43 UPDATING THE SOFTWARE ..................43 User Manual – EC II GSM SE...
- Page 4 FältCom GSM SE calls up automatically at power on ..........46 15.4 Whistling sound from loudspeaker at alarm sequence ...........46 15.5 Disturbances during voice communications............46 15.5.1 Battery alarm ....................46 15.6 Technical support ....................46 PROGRAMMING OVERVIEW ..................47 CONTACT INFORMATION .....................50 User Manual – EC II GSM SE...
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Page 5: Notes And Disclaimer
We would like to thank you for placing your confidence in Rocom Energie- und Kommunika- tionssysteme GmbH and are convinced about the choice of one of our security products fulfils your expectations. In order to operate this EC II GSM SE correctly we would ask you to read this manual carefully. -
Page 6: General
The customer can ask for a quotation for repair of product not covered by warranty. General Contents of packing Packing for EC II GSM SE contains following parts: Central unit, includes: Central unit Programming Guide... -
Page 7: Accessories
4.1.1 Accessories Following parts can be ordered separately from Rocom GmbH or from our distributors: Surface mounting alarm button with double-breaking function. External alarm button with internal microphone (ALBU), 8m cable Emergency light 12V 5W Battery 12V 2Ah Telephone handset for intercom... -
Page 8: Connections On Central Unit
2-pol. screw terminal block Nominal load 100 mA/Max 500 mA 11. Relay output: 2-pol. screw terminal block Max 50V 1A 12. Loop amplifier: 2-pol. screw terminal block Signal between 50-100 mV/1 k impedance User Manual – EC II GSM SE... -
Page 9: Introduction
Overview of EC II GSM SE functionality The central unit of the EC II GSM SE is not visible to the passengers of the lift. It is mounted on the roof of the lift car. Its function is to initiate, transmit and monitor alarm calls from the speech unit in the lift to the alarm centre through the GSM network. - Page 10 5.2.1.1 Alarm calls EC II GSM SE is activated with a standard alarm button in the lift or, if required, with a sepa- rate alarm button. There is also a version of the speech unit which has an integrated alarm button.
- Page 11 EC II GSM SE in an alarm centre. It is also possible to have an SMS sent together or instead of the speech connecting alarm. 5.2.1.2 Programming The rear side of the speech unit has a keypad for programming call numbers, function selec- tion and testing.
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Page 12: Installation
Warning! Mind your own safety when installing EC II GSM SE. You must never work in an open lift shaft with- out a safety harness. Be extremely careful and break current if you work close to a voltage of 230- 400V, e.g. - Page 13 It is very important that the EC II GSM SE has the best possible GSM-signal to prevent com- munication disturbances. Find the best possible position before mounting of the central unit. Place a standard mobile phone in the imagined site of erection, make a speech connecting call and run the lift slowly through the whole lift shaft.
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Page 14: Installation Of Sim Card
Only batteries approved by Rocom GmbH of type sealed lead acid-batteries may be con- nected to the EC II GSM SE. Other batteries could lead to danger for the user and/or damage EC II GSM SE. Damages caused by incorrect battery types are not covered by warranty. -
Page 15: Emergency Light
6.1.6 Emergency light It is possible to connect an emergency light to EC II GSM SE which automatically switches on when the mains power is lost. When mains returns the emergency light switches off. Output is adapted for an emergency light on maximum 12V 5W. Use the existing emergency light or contact your local distributor or Rocom GmbH for more information. -
Page 16: Relay Output
The maximum load on the output is 100 mA (continuously) to not influence the battery opera- tion time of EC II GSM SE. For shorter periods it can be on load with up to 500 mA e.g. for the external alarm bell. If the lift does not have a double-breaking alarm button this output to- gether with the build-in relay output on central unit can be used to activate an external alarm bell, which can be connected in series with relay output and 12V DC output. -
Page 17: Adjustable Sound
It might become necessary to drill a new hole. For the best sound quality, the distance between the speech unit front plate and the display plate should not exceed 1 mm. User Manual – EC II GSM SE... -
Page 18: Mounting Of Albu Version
Only sealed lead-acid batteries approved by Rocom GmbH may be connected to EC II GSM SE. Other batteries may cause danger to the user and/or damage the EC II GSM SE. Dam- ages caused by incorrect battery types are not included by warranty. Battery lifetime is nor- mally 2-3 years and should be replaced after that. -
Page 19: Battery Charging
EC II GSM SE battery is designed in a similar way. The EC II GSM SE may not be used if the battery is not mounted and connected, but the bat- tery can be replaced during operation. If battery is replaced during operation the battery alarm can be activated but the reset button S1 can reset the battery alarm. -
Page 20: Battery Alarm And Reset Alarm
A battery cell has been short circuited • No battery is mounted • If a battery alarm has occurred the EC II GSM SE sends a reset alarm at any of following of occasions: A regular battery test has been done without any problems •... -
Page 21: Programming
(e.g. at a desk) be- fore the EC II GSM SE is mounted in the lift. The EC II GSM SE can also be programmed remotely via SMS. See section 9 below for more information. -
Page 22: Check List Before Start Up And Programming
It is possible to manually exit the programming mode by pressing: Standard functions which must be programmed Below follows a description of the most frequent programming sequences which is used to program the EC II GSM SE. A number of optional functions are presented in the following section. 8.3.1... -
Page 23: Reset To Factory Setting
Note that at every start-up the EC II GSM SE tries to unlock the SIM card. If an incorrect PIN code is programmed the SIM card will be locked after 3 start up attempts. Then the PUK code is needed to unlock the SIM card, see more under section 8.4.9 below. -
Page 24: Test Alarm To Test The Installation
8.3.5 Test alarm to test the installation After completed the installation, the EC II GSM SE must be tested with a test alarm. Press the alarm button in the lift car and check that the alarm reaches alarm receiver 1. -
Page 25: Change Delay Time For Alarm Button
8.4.3 Answer function It is possible to call EC II GSM SE to talk with the person who is in the lift. Normally the func- tion is activated but the function can be disabled with: The function can be activated with: 8.4.4... -
Page 26: Battery Alarm Receiver
An active alarm mode is indicated by light signals both in speech unit and in central unit. The active alarm mode is automatically disconnected after 6 hours but will be extended up to 6 hours if a new speech connecting alarm is made or if a call is made to EC II GSM SE during this interval. -
Page 27: Disconnection Of Acknowledgement
Unlock the SIM card If wrong PIN code is entered, the SIM card will lock after three faulty trials. EC II GSM SE will make an attempt each time it is connected to mains or when a new PIN code is programmed. -
Page 28: Programmable Alarm Type
8.4.12 Change of security code To be able to remotely program EC II GSM SE you must know the security code of EC II GSM SE. At delivery the code is pre-set to 1111 but can be altered with the following se- quence: <old code>... -
Page 29: Stop Sending Battery Alarm
To inform the rescue service that the alarm has been dealt with and no more passengers are trapped in the lift it is possible send a message to the alarm central. The alarm is initiated when programming the following programming sequence: User Manual – EC II GSM SE... -
Page 30: Magnetic Switch
When the lift phone is running and at rest the green LED in the speech unit is slowly flashing to indicate that everything is in order. When connecting an external pictogram to the LED out- User Manual – EC II GSM SE... -
Page 31: Change Of Communication Protocol
This is possible to change to the less common P100 protocol with the following programming sequence: Note that all alarms types are affected by the change of protocol such as test alarms and bat- tery alarms. Switch back to the CPC protocol with the programming sequence: User Manual – EC II GSM SE... -
Page 32: Sms Functionality
Retrieving the telephone number To be able to program EC II GSM SE via SMS one must have access to the telephone num- ber. If that is not the case it is possible to find out by in programming mode entering the fol- lowing sequence: <Telephone number>... -
Page 33: Checking And/Or Programming
Table 1 below. Always remember to replace the ‘????’ with the correct security code before the SMS is returned to the EC II GSM SE. If the new programming is accepted a SMS is returned with the new configuration. - Page 34 1 = Magnetic switch active N: 0 = CPC protocol 1 = P100 protocol O: 0 = No alive flash in speech unit 1 = Alive flash in speech unit *<comment> Free-text comment Table 1 User Manual – EC II GSM SE...
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Page 35: Checking The Status Of Battery And Test Alarm
Power status, where XXXX can be any of the fol- lowing: START: Startup mode IDLE: Stand by charge TEST: Battery test CHARGE: Forced charge BATTERY: Runs on battery U:<voltage> Current battery voltage BAE:<Y/N> Battery Alarms Enabled User Manual – EC II GSM SE... -
Page 36: Resetting An Active Battery Alarm
Every time the lift phone is restarted the log is erased. The log is accessed by sending an SMS to the lift phone. See Picture 5 below for a SMS question and a typical reply. User Manual – EC II GSM SE... -
Page 37: Sending An Sms When An Alarm Is Trigged
The SMS functionality for each alarm type is activated with the following programming se- quences: < A > Alarm button in central unit < B > Alarm button in speech unit < C> Test alarm User Manual – EC II GSM SE... - Page 38 To check the complete configuration you send the following SMS to the lift phone: ???? 1111 SF3:01000 AMR:0123456 MSG:Main street 5, lift 23 Picture 7 SMS to lift phone SMS from lift phone User Manual – EC II GSM SE...
- Page 39 If this is not possible the telephone number of the EC II GSM SE is retried by looking at the SMS itself, if the service Caller ID is activate on the receiving mobile telephone.
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Page 40: Remote Reset Of The Lift Phone
Please note that there will be no answer from the lift phone after sending a remote reset. You may check that the lift phone has restarted correctly by sending a status SMS, as described under section 9.5 above. 1111 reset Picture 11 SMS to lift phone User Manual – EC II GSM SE... -
Page 41: Alarm Reception
If an alarm is sent out but not acknowledged within 30 seconds the call is disconnected and the next programmed phone number called after 10 seconds. Totally 10 attempts are made and if all fail the EC II GSM SE returns to standby. The EC II GSM SE calls the 1 . alarm re- ceiver and then the next programmed alarm phone number. -
Page 42: Alarms Sent To A Telephone
Simple phone acknowledge (section 8.4.6) or Disconnection of acknowl- edgement (section 8.4.7) is programmed the EC II GSM SE will make a new alarm call to the same alarm receiver. Please note that this will only happen when alarms are sent to a stan- dard telephone. -
Page 43: Speech Exchange
If answering function is activated, or if alarm mode function is programmed, and EC II GSM SE is in active alarm mode, it is possible make a call to EC II GSM SE from a tone dialing phone or a mobile phone according to the following: 1. -
Page 44: Led Indications
13 LED indications Status information on EC II GSM SE is indicated with LED light signals. There is a LED on speech unit and there are three LED´s on the central unit. 13.1 The three LED´s of the central unit... -
Page 45: Led´s (Red/Green/Yellow) On The Speech Unit
(Littelfuse type 218). Replacement of fuses must be made with same type and value: Secondary side of transformer 630 mA T • Battery 2 A T • Emergency light 630 mA T • Output +12VDC 250 mA T • User Manual – EC II GSM SE... -
Page 46: Troubleshooting
15.5.1 Battery alarm EC II GSM SE has a very advanced battery test and if a battery alarm is made the battery is bad or not connected. At a battery replacement the switch S1 must be pressed, or else the EC II GSM SE will continue to send battery alarms every 3:rd day until a new battery test is done. -
Page 47: Programming Overview
16 Programming overview Below follows an overview of all programmable functions in EC II GSM SE. Please note that the overview describes all current functionality where some are not available in earlier product releases. Contact your local distributor or Rocom GmbH for more information. - Page 48 Reset of normal acknowledge se- 8.4.7 quence Allows battery alarms to be called 8.4.14 Prevent battery alarms to be made 8.4.14 < Phone No > Phone number to alarm message receiver. Max 20 digits. User Manual – EC II GSM SE...
- Page 49 Activation of programmable alarm 8.4.11 type for lift alarm for central unit alarm button. Can be from 00d to Reset of alarm type for lift alarm for 8.4.11 central unit alarm button to 10d User Manual – EC II GSM SE...
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Page 50: Contact Information
Deactivation of programming mode 17 Contact information Rocom Energie- und Kommunikationssysteme GmbH Lessingstr. 20 63110 Rodgau, Germany Support: + 49 6106 66000 or via e-mail: info@rocom-gmbh.de Phone: + 49 6106 66000 Fax: + 49 6106 660066 Homepage: www.rocom-gmbh.de User Manual – EC II GSM SE...
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