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- Page 1 MEDI-LINK GPRS/GSM Part No. 100-824 Part No. 100-825 Part No. 100-827 INSTALLATION MANUAL Medi-Link GPRS/GSM Installation Manual Rev1.30...
- Page 2 Unit 4/56 Norcal Rd, Nunawading VIC 3131 Australia Tel: +61 3 9875 6400 Facsimile: +61 3 9875 6422 Email: smartlink@ness.com.au Web Site: www.smartlink.com.au Smartlink Medi-Link GPRS/GSM Installation Manual Rev1.30 Document Part Number: 890-438 For products: 100-824 Medi-Link GPRS/GSM Unit 100-825 Medi-Link 3G Unit 100-827 Medi-Link 3G + PSTN Unit ©...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
1. Contents 1. Contents......................1 2. Equipment List....................2 3. Overview......................2 4. SIM Card......................3 5. SIM Card Installation..................4 6. Quick Setup Guide..................5 7. Programming Using the Cancel & Help Button........6 8. Product Type (Default = ADEMCO)............6 9. Programming Medi-Link GPRS/GSM Unit..........7 9.1 To Enter Program Mode................... -
Page 4: Equipment List
2. Equipment List Medi-Link GPRS/GSM Unit (NB: Sim Card not included) Antenna Waterproof Pendant (Wristwatch & Neck Chain included) 17V AC 300mA Plug Pack (with integral earth) Medi-Link GPRS/GSM User Manual Medi-Link GPRS/GSM Installation Manual 3. -
Page 5: Sim Card
4. SIM Card NB: Sim Card not included in the Medi-Link GPRS/GSM unit. Caution should be taken when purchasing SIM cards so that they have the desired network features available for Medi-Link GPRS/GSM unit to function correctly. *Pin number must be Disabled* The Medi-Link GPRS/GSM unit requires a SIM card (just like any mobile phone) from a service provider. -
Page 6: Sim Card Installation
5. SIM Card Installation The Medi-Link GPRS/GSM unit has a SIM socket which is located in the Battery compartment. To access, undo the screw and remove the Battery Hatch. 1 x M3.5 screw Model No. Battery Hatch GPRS/GSM The SIM socket is located beside the battery so remove the Battery first. The SIM socket is a push-push type which is very easy to use. -
Page 7: Quick Setup Guide
Neatly tuck wire in here. Clip the Battery Hatch into place and tighten the screw. The Medi-Link GPRS/GSM is now ready for use. Power the Medi-Link GPRS/GSM by connecting the AC power supply and switching the Battery Switch to ON. At this stage the Medi-Link GPRS/GSM is attempting to initiate communication with the GSM mobile towers which may take several seconds before the Medi-Link GPRS/GSM has established a link. -
Page 8: Programming Using The Cancel & Help Button
7. Programming Using the Cancel & Help Button The easiest way to program the Medi-Link GPRS/GSM unit is to use the large CANCEL (Green) Button and the HELP (Red) Button. Press the CANCEL (Green) Button on the Medi-Link GPRS/GSM unit to scroll through the Main Menu Options or the Sub Menu Options. -
Page 9: Programming Medi-Link Gprs/Gsm Unit
Version Number to indicate that it is in Programming Options. Tomorrows ADEMCO SMARTLINK Technology Today 1.CLIENT ACCOUNT NB: If NO Buttons on the Medi-Link unit or the Radio Key Pendants have been pressed within 5 minutes, the Medi-Link will revert back to Normal Operation Mode (NB: A Client Account No. -
Page 10: Programming Server "Gprs" - "If Required
Report Pre Time (default = 10 x 10mS) V1.7 Onwards 9. SYSTEMS ↑↓ Rpt Pre Time NB: Do not adjust, refer to SmartLink if required. Report Tone Time (default = 4 x 10mS) V1.7 Onwards 9. SYSTEMS ↑↓ Rpt Tone Time NB: Do not adjust, refer to SmartLink if required. -
Page 11: Programming Cellular
Button to the next Program Option. Mode (default = 5) 10. CELLULAR ↑↓ Mode NB: Do not adjust, refer to SmartLink if required. In Level (default = 0) 10. CELLULAR ↑↓ In Level NB: Do not adjust, refer to SmartLink if required. -
Page 12: Programming Reports
Sidetone Gain (default = 3) 10. CELLULAR ↑↓ Sidetone Gain NB: Do not adjust, refer to SmartLink if required. Network AMR (default = Disable) 10. CELLULAR ↑↓ Network AMR NB: Do not adjust, refer to SmartLink if required. Network Rate (default = 1) 10. -
Page 13: Signal Quality/Strength
10. Signal Quality/Strength The Medi-Link GPRS/GSM Unit displays the Day and Time and the Signal Quality from 1 to 9 (Top right hand corner “flashing”). Mon, 1:23 1 being Weakest Signal – 9 being Strongest Signal. The Medi- Link GPRS/GSM unit updates the Signal Strength every minute. 11. -
Page 14: Up/Download Programmer Software
12. Up/Download Programmer Software NB: To use the Up/Download Programmer Software, the SmartLink Medi-Link unit can either be programmed via the External Modem or Direct DB9 Programming Lead (Part No. 450-185). For more information, refer to the SmartLink Up/Download Programmer Installation Manual. -
Page 15: Medi-Link Udp/Server Reporting
13. Medi-Link UDP/SERVER Reporting The Medi-Link (Cellular) has an internal GPRS/GSM module to perform network reporting. The Medi-Link microcontroller communicates with this module by strings. Basically the microcontroller makes a request and the module responds. When the operation is successful the process steps through the following states. (Displayed bottom right hand corner as occurring). - Page 16 13. Medi-Link UDP/SERVER Reporting The Medi-Link (Cellular) has an internal GPRS/GSM module to perform network reporting. The Medi-Link microcontroller communicates with this module by strings. Basically the microcontroller makes a request and the module responds. When the operation is successful the process steps through the following states. (Displayed bottom right hand corner as occurring).
- Page 17 Medi-Link report but is unique in its contents so the receiving Server will reset it’s time for the next expected report. “A division of NESS CORPORATION PTY LTD” © Copyright SmartLink November 2013 Unit 4/56 Norcal Rd,...
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