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GsmAlarm-220 (V4.03)

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1. TAMPER 0 TAMPER SWITCH A SWITCH N O With EOL With Tamper Recognition N C With EOL With Tamper Recognition A1Y PX4 A2Y PX4 5 ATZ N C N O TAMPER 6 ATz Parallel GND Z GND Z Z15 232 Z01 Z14 Z15 232 TAMPER SWITCH ATZ With Tamper Recognition N C A4Y PX4 201 214 ATZ With Tamper Recognition N O A6Y PX4 ATZ Parallel A4Y Ways to connect Alarm Zones N C normally closed contacts N O normally open contacts A1LY A6Y zone operating modes the first digit of parameter A see Chapter 5 3 1 1 PX4 tamper recognition the second digit of parameter P see Ch 5 3 1 3 GsmAlarm 220 has 14 inputs Z1 Z14 corresponding to the zone numbers Z01 Z14 If 14 zones are sufficient for protection of the object the wiring diagrams 1 2 3 or 4 may be deployed Load resistors are mounted in the housing of an alarm sensor or a magnetic contact at the farthest point of the connecting cable When wiring diagrams 3 or 4 are deployed the tamper recognition mode should be activated see Ch 5 3 1 3 A fault signal is generated and consequently an alarm is generated upon cutting or short circuiting the line When 24 hour tamper supervision is activated see Ch 5 3 2 6 the alarm is generated with both armed and unarmed protection modes If 14 zones are insu
2. Address Parameter Address Parameter 281 Zone Z1 P parameter 297 Zone Z17 P parameter 282 Zone Z2 P parameter 298 Zone Z18 P parameter 283 Zone Z3 P parameter 299 Zone Z19 P parameter 284 Zone Z4 P parameter 300 Zone Z20 P parameter 285 Zone Z5 P parameter 301 Zone Z21 P parameter 286 Zone Z6 P parameter 302 Zone Z22 P parameter 287 Zone Z7 P parameter 303 Zone Z23 P parameter 288 Zone Z8 P parameter 304 Zone Z24 P parameter 289 Zone Z9 P parameter 305 Zone Z25 P parameter 290 Zone Z10 P parameter 306 Zone Z26 P parameter 291 Zone Z11 P parameter 307 Zone Z27 P parameter 292 Zone Z12 P parameter 308 Zone Z28 P parameter 293 Zone Z13 P parameter 309 Zone Z29 P parameter 294 Zone Z14 P parameter 310 Zone Z30 P parameter 295 Zone Z15 P parameter 311 Zone Z31 P parameter 296 Zone Z16 P parameter 312 Zone Z32 P parameter Default values for all zones programmed by manufacturer 10 GsmAlarm 220 30 Software ver 4 03 PROGRAMMING 5 6 8 OPERATION TIME OF OUTPUTS C1 C4 and BELL Output operating time if output operates in impulse mode Possible values 00 99 Address Parameter 141 Operation time of output C1 in seconds 142 Operation time of output C2 in seconds 143 Operation time of output C
3. Address Parameter Address Parameter 241 Zone Z1 M parameter 257 Zone Z17 M parameter 242 Zone Z2 M parameter 258 Zone Z18 M parameter 243 Zone Z3 M parameter 259 Zone Z19 M parameter 244 Zone Z4 M parameter 260 Zone Z20 M parameter 245 Zone Z5 M parameter 261 Zone Z21 M parameter 246 Zone Z6 M parameter 262 Zone Z22 M parameter 247 Zone Z7 M parameter 263 Zone Z23 M parameter 248 Zone Z8 M parameter 264 Zone Z24 M parameter 249 Zone Z9 M parameter 265 Zone Z25 M parameter 250 Zone Z10 M parameter 266 Zone Z26 M parameter 251 Zone Z11 M parameter 267 Zone Z27 M parameter 252 Zone Z12 M parameter 268 Zone Z28 M parameter 253 Zone Z13 M parameter 269 Zone Z29 M parameter 254 Zone Z14 M parameter 270 Zone Z30 M parameter 255 Zone Z15 M parameter 271 Zone Z31 M parameter 256 Zone Z16 M parameter 272 Zone Z32 M parameter Manufacturer programmed values for all zones 70 5 6 7 ASSIGNEMENT OF A ZONE TO A PARTITION PARTIAL PROTECTION MODES TAMPER CONTACT MONITORING PARAMETER P This parameter is defining if zone is operating in full or partial protection mode Also wether contact tamper recognition is activated Possible operating modes are described in detail in chapter 5 3 1 3
4. Alight key Failure 2 Power supply failure 1 unconnected backup battery or low backup battery voltage 2 230V power supply voltage is absent 4 Communication malfunction 2 malfunction of communication with the security service station 9 GSM communication malfunction 5 Zone fault open tamper contact or short circuit 1 32 faulty zone number 7 Fire protection zone fault 1 32 faulty zone number 8 System clock is unsynchronized To deactivate trouble display mode press TBL key one more time or press CLEAR key System s clock should be set only system timer function is used System clock deregulates in case main power supply and backup batteries are disconnected System clock setting with SMS message directions described in chapter 5 3 4 System clock setting with keypad described in chapter 5 6 18 8 1 3 MEM KEY ALARM MEMORY DISPLAY After system triggering system memorizes triggered zone zones number If triggered zone s memory is not empty MEM key is constantly alight Memory indication mode is activated by pressing MEM key MEM starts to flash Alight keys indicate which zone had been triggered GsmAlarm 220 Software ver 4 03 4l SYSTEM CONTROL Memory is erased automatically when armed mode is activated or by pressing CLEAR key when memory indication mode is active If K32LCD KEYPAD is used after pressing MEM an
5. 8 SYSTEM CONTROL USING THE KEYPAD The keypad allows you to easily access your security system s functions and provide you with an easy to understand display of your security system s alarm and operational status Keypad includes coloured lights which convey the current status of your system The state of each light represents a specific condition in your system 8 1 KEYPAD KEYS AND LED FUNCTIONALITY 8 1 1 KEY EXTENDED INDICATION MODE Key can be used for indication of Z11 Z16 zones if K636 K10V or K10H keypad is used In the main indication mode keypad keys 1 10 are alight if zone corresponding alight number is open For example if Z1 zone is open key 1 is alight If Z10 zone is open key 10 is alight If key Ois alight constantly it shows that there are open zones in the group Z11 Z32 After pressing extended indication mode is turned on is flashing In this case Z11 zone is corresponded by key 1 Z12 key 2 Z15 key 5 Extended indication mode is switched off after pressing once again or after pressing CLEAR If K636 K10V or K10H keypad is used indication of zones Z21 Z32 is impossible 8 1 2 TBL KEY TROUBLE DISPLAY If key TBL illuminates it indicates system failure Press TBL to check the failure type TBL starts to flash and luminous keys 0 9 indicate failure type Extended failure information is made available upon pressing of a luminous button
6. Blinks once short break after Poor connection 3 2 MODE SYSTEM OPERATION MODE INDICATOR Indicator state Explanation Out Continuously On No power supply or system failure System is operative disarmed no zone sensors have been triggered On with short breaks Blinking with low frequency once in 2 3 sec System is operative disarmed but one or more zone sensors have been triggered System is operating in armed mode Blinking more frequently than once a second System is in alarm state siren is active call or SMS is sent If SMS is sent indicator blinks a little bit slower about twice a second Blinking very rapidly for 2 3 sec SMS instruction or DTMF command receipt confirmation 3 3 GPRS Indicator state Explanation Continuously On Blinking GsmAlarm 220 tries to connect with security service station GsmAlarm 220 is transferring information to the security service station by CONTACT ID protocol GsmAlarm 220 Software ver 4 03 INSTALLATION 4 INSTALLATION 4 1 GENERAL INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS According to manufacturer recommendations hire qualified security system specialist or company to perform system installation works Self dependent installation of the system can be performed only if person possess basic knowledge in electricity and electronics otherwise device might be irrecoverably damaged Sys
7. BELL device Commutated current may reach 0 6 A max Equivalent diagram of BELL OUTPUT 2 8 EXTERNAL MICROPHONE CONNECTION TERMINALS M and M Terminals M and M are used to connect external microphone Connect white wire to contact M black to M In order to avoid interference install microphone as far as possible from GSM antenna If wire of the MIC is long over 2 m it is recommended to use shielded twisted pair cable Connect shield to GND contact An incoming call automatically activates the microphone see Ch 5 3 2 3 GsmAlarm 220 Software ver 4 03 LED INDICATORS 2 9 RESET CONTACTS RESET contacts are used to restore factory default settings see Ch 6 3 LED INDICATORS 3 1 NETWORK INDICATOR OF SIGNAL STRENGTH AND GSM MODULE OPERATION MODE Indicator state Explanation Out GSM module is not in use No power supply or system failure Continuously On There is no GSM operator network registration Possible causes SIM card PIN code request is not deactivated antenna not connected or poor network connection quality Blinking more frequently than once a second GSM module is in use outgoing call or SMS is being sent Blinks 5 times short break after Blinks 4 times short break after Very good signal Good signal Blinks 3 times short break after Satisfactory connection Blinks 2 times short break after Weak connection
8. To assign the keypad zone Press the ENTER key e Enter your system installer code e Press and hold the key until 3 short beeps are heard lights ARM and STAY are on constantly If K636 K10V or K10H keypad is used keypad zone is assigned after pressing corresponding key from 1 to 10 Turned on key is showing the zone that is assigned Zone assigning is confirmed by pressing ENTER key Keypad zone can be deleted by pressing the CLEAR key If K32 or K32LCD keypad is used keypad zone is selected by pressing two digits For example if you want to assign zone 16 to the keypad zone press and 6 If you want to assign zone 8 press 0 and 8 Keypad zone is deleted by pressing CLEAR and ENTER keys Important after assigning zone to the keypad the corresponding input zone won t be operating on the GsmAlarm 220 board GsmAlarm 220 Software ver 4 03 33 PROGRAMMING 5 6 19 SETTING SYSTEM CLOCK To set system clock and date Press the TBL button TBL will flash Press the 8 button TBL and ARM will flash K32LCD keypad screen will show Time Enter time in following format HHMM HH hours MM minutes For example if time 12 hours 45 minutes must be programmed enter 1245 After entering time four short beeps are heard and date programming mode is turned on automatically ARM LED turns on constantly the K32LCD keypad display reads Date Enter date in following format
9. 6 RESETTING SYSTEM SETTINGS TO FACTORY DEFAULTS In order to reset all system parameters to factory default settings disconnect system power supply and backup battery short contacts RESET and connect system power supply When MODE and GPRS indicators are off wait 2 3 seconds to pass jumper may be removed System parameters are set to values denoted in chapter 6 1 Only the parameters stored in the internal memory module system can be reprogrammed using this method User umbers stored in SIM card will not be erased 6 1 MANUFACTURER PROGRAMMED PARAMETERS Input parameters Input Name Addr Addr Addr Addr Param A Param M Param P Param T Zl Zonel 201 A30 241 M70 281 P10 101 T20 Z2 Zone2 202 A30 242 M70 282 P10 102 TOO Z3 Zone3 203 A30 243 M70 283 P10 103 TOO Z4 Zone4 204 A30 244 M70 284 P10 104 TOO Z5 Zone5 205 A30 245 M70 285 P10 105 TOO Z6 Zone6 206 A30 246 M70 286 P10 106 TOO Lia Zone7 207 A30 247 M70 287 P10 107 TOO Z8 Zoneg 208 A30 248 M70 288 P10 108 TOO Z9 Zone9 209 A30 249 M70 289 P10 109 TOO Z10 Zonel0 210 A30 250 M70 290 P10 110 TOO Z11 Zonell 211 A30 251 M70 291 P10 111 TOO Z12 Zone 12 212 A30 252 M70 292 P10 112 TOO Z13 Zone13 213 A30 253 M70 293 P10 113 TOO Z14 Zonel4 214 A30 254 M70 294 P10 114 TOO Z15 Zonel5 215 A00 255 M70 295 P10 115 T00
10. 8 1 6 ENTER KEY Use the ENTER key to activate system parameter programming mode 8 1 7 AC MAINS INDICATOR This indicator is not alight when there is no 230 VAC power supply voltage and system is powered by backup battery only 8 1 8 StayD STATUS INDICATOR Indicator is on when all zones are closed and system is ready to be armed 8 1 9 OFF INDICATOR Indicator is on if the system is disarmed 8 1 10 ARM SLEEP and STAY INDICATORS Indicator ARM is alight constantly if the system is in full arm mode indicators SLEEP or STAY are alight constantly if the system is in partial arm mode In case of alarm these indicators flash fast GsmAlarm 220 Software ver 4 03 42 SYSTEM CONTROL 8 2 REGULAR ARMING This method will arm all the zones in the selected partition Check to see if the TBL or BYP light is on before arming the system Regular arming is possible only if all alarm zones are closed not triggered Constantly alight keypad keys indicate open zones key 1 zone Z1 key 10 zone Z10 Regular arming Close all protected doors and windows and stop movement in areas covered by motion detectors Check to see that the StayD Ready light is on all zones are closed The system cannot be armed unless the StayD light is on Press the ARM key e Enter a 4 digit user access code As each digit is entered the keypad buzzer will beep If the secur
11. KEYPAD CONNECTION TERMINALS GR and YL Use GR YL GND and AUX terminals to connect PARADOX K636 K10V H MGIOLEDV H K32 MG32LED or K32LCD MG32LCD keypad GsmAlarm 220 Software ver 4 03 LED INDICATORS 2 3 AUXILIARY POWER TERMINAL AUX The auxiliary power supply can be used to power motion detectors and other devices requiring 12 VDC AUX is short circuit protected Max load current is 1 A 2 4 BAT TERMINAL Use terminals BAT and GND to connect the backup battery terminal of backup battery is connected to contact BAT Max capacity of the battery is 1 2 Ah Voltage 12 VDC 2 5 AC POWER TERMINALS Use a 16 24 VAC transformer with a minimum 40 VA rating to supply AC power to the GsmAlarm 220 2 6 PROGRAMMABLE OUTPUT TERMINALS CI C2 C3 and CP The programmable output is a 150 mA maximum switch to ground A 33 ohm current limiting resistor is connected in series A small relay a buzzer or other DC operated device may be connected between the 12 VDC AUX positive terminal and the C switched negative terminal on the main board Relays with 12V operating voltage and current not exceeding 150 mA max are recommended for device control Output operating modes are described in Ch 5 3 2 1 Equivalent diagram of C output 2 7 BELL SIREN TERMINAL BELL The BELL terminal is used to connect audio siren or extra commutated
12. Z16 Zonel6 216 A00 256 M70 296 P10 116 T00 Z17 Zonel7 217 A00 257 M70 297 P10 117 TOO Z18 Zonel8 218 A00 258 M70 298 P10 118 TOO Z19 Zonel9 219 A00 259 M70 299 P10 119 TOO 220 Zone20 220 A00 260 M70 300 P10 120 T00 Z21 Zone21 221 A00 261 M70 301 P10 121 TOO Z22 Zone22 222 A00 262 M70 302 P10 122 T00 Z23 Zone23 223 A00 263 M70 303 P10 123 TOO 224 Zone24 224 A00 264 M70 304 P10 124 TOO 225 Zone25 225 A00 265 M70 305 P10 125 TOO 226 Zone26 226 A00 266 M70 306 P10 126 TOO 227 Zone27 227 A00 267 M70 307 P10 127 TOO 228 Zone28 228 A00 268 M70 308 P10 128 T00 Z29 Zone29 229 A00 269 M70 309 P10 129 TOO Z30 Zone30 230 A00 270 M70 310 P10 130 TOO Z31 Zone31 231 A00 271 M70 311 P10 131 TOO Z32 Zone32 232 A00 272 M70 312 P10 132 TOO GsmAlarm 220 Software ver 4 03 36 PROGRAMMING Output parameters Output Name Addr Param Addr Operating time T M Cl OutCl1 321 MO 141 TOO sec C2 OutC2 322 Mol 142 TOS sec C3 OutC3 323 M05 143 TOS sec C4 OutC4 324 M02 144 TOS sec C5 BELL Siren 325 M06 145 T02 min Common system parameters SMS E F G H L P Param T Password 273 274 133 233 237 236 100 AAAAAAAA E20 F31 G01 HOO L12 P00 T20
13. 220 Software ver 4 03 TABLE OF CONTENTS 8 1 8 StayD Status Indicator eneee neaei aaea EK AOSE AKENE EAA ONES a 42 8 1 9 OFF Indicat t escea ete Eeee aAA iE ACER EAREN R E si cosvbncsaaeacassuvesacsoaunted 42 8 1 10 ARM SLEEP and STAY Indicators ccccccccccccsssccessscccesseceesseceesseceeseeeesseeeees 42 8 2 Regular Arming sssesseeseessesreeeeieerrrsreresrsrsreees 43 8 3 Stay amp Sleep Arming eee 43 8 4 Disarming amp Deactivating an Alarm 44 8 5 Panic Alarms 44 8 6 Control of Separate Partitions 44 8 7 Programmable Outputs Control ce eceeeeceecceceeeeseeeceeecceeceaeeaecseceecaeeeeeaeeseseeeeseeeeaeeaeeaeees 44 9 Remote Arming amp Disarming 0 cccccceceeccesesseesecseeeeceeceseeseeseeeceeeeaeeaeeseceeeeeeeeeaeeeeneees 10 System Operation in Alarm State 11 Power Supply Monitoring sissnerrsnrsisisarssrariserser vissri aKa r S T IISTO EEA 12 System Control Using DTMF and SMS Commands ececeecceseeseeeeeeseeseeeeeeneeeeeeeeenees 47 13 Warranty 14 Technical o E E GsmAlarm 220 Software ver 4 03 GENERAL INFORMATION 1 GENERAL INFORMATION 1 1 SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS Please read and follow these safety guidelines in order to maintain safety of operators and people around Retain all safety and operating instructions for future reference during the whole operating lifetime of the dev
14. 407 TMRO7 408 TMRO8 409 TMRO9 410 TMR10 GsmAlarm 220 Software ver 4 03 34 PROGRAMMING 5 6 21 PROGRAMMING CONTACT ID USER IDENTIFICATION NUMBER Four digit user account number is provided by security service that protects object This parameter is described in chapter 7 in more detail Address Parameter value 021 0000 9999 Manufacturer programmed Contact ID user identification number 0000 In six digit mode the identification number matches four first digits The two last digits haven t any influence Two zeros can be entered during the programming 5 6 22 TEMPERATURE CORRECTION The measured temperature may be corrected by changing the address 140 parameter This parameter is described in chapter 5 6 2 in more detail Measurement error may be caused by long connection cable of the temperature sensor The number 20 corresponds to the null correction The temperature value increases and decreases together with this number The step of correction 0 3 C The correction applies to all inputs collectively Measured temperatures of individual inputs may not be corrected 5 6 23 KEYPAD INDICATOR StayD Address Parameter value Explanation of operation 240 00 StayD indication is on 240 01 StayD indication is off Factory programmed value 00 In case of keypads TM40 or TM50 we recommend to deactivate StayD indication GsmAlarm 220 Software ver 4 03 35 PROGRAMMING
15. 5 3 2 1 TOO output operating time Outputs C C4 in seconds C5 BELL in minutes OutC1 OutC2 OutC3 OutC4 and Siren programmable output names User can change the name under his own discretion Maximum number of name characters 11 S01 command for common system parameters programming E20 method to inform user about arming disarming User can be informed by short call or SMS message see Ch 5 3 2 2 F31 system response to incoming outgoing calls and number of calls in alarm state see Ch 5 3 2 3 G01 report SMS delay time in case of the main power supply failure see Ch 5 3 2 4 H00 modes of data transfer to the alarm monitoring station see Ch 7 3 L12 SMS structure and SMS password functionality see Ch 5 3 2 5 P00 splitting of the system into partitioning and 24 hour tamper supervision see Ch 5 3 2 6 T20 entry delay time Possible values 00 99 seconds After correction of the parameters SMS message is sent back to GsmAlarm 220 GsmAlarm 220 Software ver 4 03 19 PROGRAMMING 5 3 2 1 OUTPUT C1 C4 and BELL OPERATING MODE Addr 321 325 Output Explanation of operating mode M00 Not in use M01 Output controlled by DTMF or SMS instructions If zero operating time is programmed T00 output is activated deactivated and remains in the same state after receiving DTMF or SMS instruction If not zero operating time is programmed after receiving DTMF or SMS ins
16. ALRNR3 014 14 User Access Code ALRNR4 015 15 User Access Code ALRNRS5 016 15 User Access Code ALRNRI 017 17 User Access Code ALRNR2 018 18 User Access Code ALRNR3 019 19 User Access Code ALRNR4 020 20 User Access Code ALRNR5 Manufacturer programmed installer access code 0000 000000 if six digit code length is used Manufacturer programmed user access code 1234 123456 if six digit code length is used GsmAlarm 220 27 Software ver 4 03 PROGRAMMING 5 6 2 USER ACCESS CODE FUNCTIONS After entering corresponding code user can arm or disarm the whole system or separate partitions activate or deactivate programmed outputs Address Parameter description Address Parameter 031 1 user access code functions 041 11 user access code functions 032 2 user access code functions 042 12 user access code functions 033 3 user access code functions 043 13 user access code functions 034 4 user access code functions 044 14 user access code functions 035 5 user access code functions 045 15 user access code functions 036 6 user access code functions 046 16 user access code functions 037 7 user access code functions 047 17 user access code functions 038 8 user access code functions 048 18 user access code functions 039 9 user access code functions 049 19 user access code functions 040 10 user access code functions 050 20 user access code functions Parameter value C
17. F O AAAAAAAA eight digit alphanumeric SMS password which is obligatory in the beginning of each SMS Manufacturer programmed password is AAAAAAAA User can change the password on his own desire see Ch 5 5 The user receives SMS message with programmed numbers from GsmAlarm 220 AAAAAAAA ALRNR1 N ALRNR2 N ALRNR3 N ALRNR4 N ALRNR5S N CIDNR1 N CIDNR2 N ALRNR1 ALRNRS user numbers CIDNR1 CIDNR2 alarm monitoring station numbers N means that the number is unprogrammed Enter the appropriate number instead of letter N and send SMS back to GsmAlarm 220 E g AJAJAJAJAJAJATAT JAIL IRINIRIL 43 710 16 1 2 3 141516718 9 JAIL IRIN R 2 3 7 0 6 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 J AJLIRINIR 3 3 7 0 6 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 A LIRINIRI4 3 7 0 6 1 213 4 5 6 7 8 9 AJLIRINIR S 3 7 06 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 C DIN R 1 3 7 0 6 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 CIL DIN RI2 IN Receipt and decrypting of the SMS by GsmAlarm 220 is confirmed by blink of indicator MODE The phone which has sent the programming SMS immediately receives a confirming SMS with programmed numbers Important a Nocharacters spaces can be used before the password b No spaces are allowed before and after the colon
18. Load resistors 2 2kQ 5 Load resistors 4 7KQ 45 ecceeecccceeseees Clamping cable for accumulator connection PCB fastening CLS iicis c cceevesscaxssedsbesesiaadeastasanautesseuiacessaeaaesasconesssabaciaberssteeees User s manual ono ceis sih eitie seas E EE A SEEE lan EERE dass GsmAlarm 220 Software ver 4 03 GENERAL INFORMATION 1 3 INTRODUCTION Fourteen zone control and monitoring device GsmAlarm 220 can be used for protection of houses apartments garages and cottages Up to 28 sensors magnetic contacts motion glass brake fire etc can be connected to GsmAlarm 220 In the case of trespass of the protected zone GsmAlarm 220 depending on the programmed system operating algorithm can switch the siren on call and send SMS messages to five users and transfer information to the security service station by Contact ID protocol through GSM network User answers the call can listen what is going on in the unit and control the system using his mobile phone keypad DTMF tones GsmAlarm 220 has 4 5 if siren is not used programmable outputs intended for remote control of different devices User can turn on off heating ventilation or lighting systems etc by using his mobile phone just by typing a 2 digit code or sending SMS to the control device Device works perfect for remote control of automated gates fences and electromagnetic door locks In order to open the gate user calls GsmAlarm 220 number Then Gsm
19. MANAGEMENT PASSWORD Addr 237 SMS Structure LXY SMS Management Password All bellow described functions are 0 0 SMS password deactivated The system deactivated can be configured by anybody who knows the system telephone number SMS message contains a number of 1 1 SMS commands are executed if SMS triggering events after the zone name sender is one of the five users ALRNR1 ALRNRS Warning SMS messages failure and 2 2 SMS commands are executed only if the restoration of power supply low battery password at the beginning of SMS detection of GSM jamming are sent to matches the stored password all ALRNR users not only to ALRNR1 Manufacturer programmed value L12 Important To activate several functions the total of numbers should be used Example To activate all three functions the digit X should be 3 1 2 3 5 3 2 6 PARAMETER P DIVISION OF THE SYSTEM INTO PARTITIONS 24 HOUR TAMPER SUPERVISION Addr 236 24 hour tamper contact monitoring PXY Division into partitions xX Y 24 hour tamper supervision is off 0 0 Undivided 24 hour tamper supervision is on 4 1 The system is split into two partitions Manufacturer programmed value P00 5 3 3 PROGRAMMING PARTITION NAMES If it is necessary to secure two objects and system is divided into two partitions user can program names of the partitions It is possible to receive a message with names of the partition
20. c Spaces must follow the password and each phone number d Itis recommended to enter user numbers with international code e g 123 It is not necessarily to send all user numbers E g in order to programme only the first user number send the following SMS AJAJAJAJAJAIJATAT JAILIRINIRIL 3 7 0 6 1 2 3 415 6 7 8 9 GsmAlarm 220 Software ver 4 03 14 PROGRAMMING In order to delete unnecessary number send the following SMS AJAJAJAJAJAJATAT JAIL IRIN RI2 IN Number ALRNR2 is deleted user receives SMS with programmed numbers In order to replace one number with another no separate instruction for deletion needs to be sent Extra user numbers only for gate control are programmed by sending the following SMS AJAJAJAJAJAJATA AIDIDINIRI 3 7 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 A DIDIN RI 13 7 0 7 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 2 A DIDINIRI 3 7 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 3 ADDNR new number entering instruction 3701234567891 new user number Up to 8 user numbers might be programmed with one SMS message If number was programmed successfully the user who sent the message receives SMS
21. disarming receiving SMS messages with protected object state information on a desired time You can check alarm operating by short call to GsmAlarm 220 number If GsmAlarm 220 is operative the calling user gets a short confirmation call All GsmAlarm 220 parameters are programmed using Paradox keypad or remotely by sending SMS with relevant contents and password GsmAlarm 220 Software ver 4 03 3 LED INDICATORS 2 CONNECTOR AND LED FUNCTIONALITY GND 214 2000000000000000 Z12 Z11 Z10 Z9 Z8 GND M M BELL C4 C3 C2 C1 ce NETW ORK IDDOODOOVOOOOOOOD GSM MODULE ANTENNA CONNECTOR MODE GPRS rest OOOOOOOOOOOO OOOO O GND Z1 Z2 Z3 Z4 Z5 Z6 Z7GND GR YLAUX BATGND ac O GsmAlarm 220 connection terminals and LED indicators 2 1 ZONE INPUT TERMINALS Z1 to Z14 Inputs Z1 Z14 are used to connect alarm detectors or temperature sensors KTY81 110 PHILIPS If the inputs work in EOL or ATZ mode see Ch 5 3 1 1 a 2 2kQ and a 4 7kQ load resistors should be used The zones are designed to work with End of Line EOL resistors of 2 2 KQ The zone becomes triggered both when the input circuit is broken as well as when it is short circuited Equivalent diagram of zone input The inputs can operate in a non EOL mode see Ch 5 3 1 2 In this case EOL resistor is not required The zone is triggered after breaking or short circuiting of the input circuit depending on the programmed active level 2 2
22. enter the number with international code E g 370 If GsmAlarm 220 is used for gate control number of extra user numbers can be as large as fits into the SIM card up to 250 Any name can be ascribed to user When programming alarm monitoring station number you must use capital letters and enter name CIDNR1 CIDNR2 and number numbers of alarm monitoring station Important It s important to note that while programming SIM card memory should be active not phone memory Otherwise the user number will be recorded in the mobile phone memory used for programming and the SIM card will remain empty After having programmed all user numbers it is recommended to check whether SMS service centre number is programmed Simplest way to check send any SMS from the phone used for programming If it is sent successfully we can be sure that SMS centre number has been programmed GsmAlarm 220 Software ver 4 03 13 PROGRAMMING correctly Otherwise program SMS center number following the mobile phone s user manual SMS centre number can be learnt from GSM service provider After completion of programming and checking whether SIM card PIN code request is switched off take the SIM card off from the mobile phone and insert it into GmAlarm 220 SIM card slot 5 2 2 PROGRAMMING WITH SMS In order to program the main user numbers send the following SMS from any mobile phone into GsmAlarm 220 AJAJAJAJAJAJATA NIRIT N
23. listed commands are used for system programming by SMS message SMS instruction Function ZPARAM Request to send SMS message with input Z1 Z5 parameters CPARAM Request to send SMS message with output C1 C2 and BELL parameters RPARAM Request to send SMS message with names of the protected objects partition names NRINFO Request to send SMS message with user numbers ALRNR1 ALRNRS PASSW SMS password change instruction ALRNRI ALRNR2 ALRNR3 System users number programming instructions ALRNR4 ALRNRS ADDNR Gate control mode users number programming instructions DELNR Gate control mode users number erasing instructions NRLIST Request to send SMS message messages with all numbers stored in SIM card SCLOCK System clock control and time setting instruction STIMER Request to send SMS message with system timer parameters CIDACC CONTACT ID user account number programming instruction ZOPTXT Programming of the word informing that zone is in alarm state open Default ALARM see Ch 5 4 ZCLIXT Programming of the word informing that zone isn t in alarm state closed Default OK see Ch 5 4 SMS instructions for system programming and diagnostics GsmAlarm 220 Software ver 4 03 48 WARRANTY 13 WARRANTY MANUFACTURER AND DISTRIBUTOR is not responsible for possible theft from GsmAlarm 220 protected premises GSM service operators are not associated to co
24. on see Ch 7 3 number X is higher than 0 and number Y isn t equal to 9 5 3 1 3 PARAMETER P DIVIDING SYSTEM INTO TWO PARTITIONS AND PARTIAL ARMING MODES STAY AND SLEEP TAMPER RECOGNITION Addr 281 312 Zone assignment PXY Partial arming mode STAY and SLEEP Tamper monitoring All functions listed below are disabled Zone assigned to the first partition 1 1 Zone is active in STAY mode and in full protection mode Zone assigned to the second partition 2 2 Zone is active in SLEEP mode and in full protection mode Zone assigned to both partitions 3 4 Tamper recognition is enabled Manufacturer programmed value P10 Important The sum of corresponding digits should be used to activate several Y functions Example the number Y must be 7 1 2 4 7 to activate all functions GsmAlarm 220 Software ver 4 03 18 PROGRAMMING 5 3 2 PROGRAMMING OUTPUTS C1 C4 BELL AND COMMON SYSTEM PARAMETERS E F G H P T In order to receive SMS with output and common parameters send GsmAlarm 220 the following SMS AJAJAJAJAJAJATAT _ C P A R A M Receiving the message is confirmed by blinking of indicator MODE SMS with current system parameters is being sent AAAAAAAA C1 M01T00 OutC1 C2 M01T05 OutC2 C3 M05T05 OutC3 C4 M02T05 OutC4 C5 M06T02 Siren 01 E20F51G01HO0L12P 00T 20 C1 number of programmable output C5 corresponds to siren output BELL M01 output operating mode see Ch
25. sec Addr parameter address when programming with the keypad GsmAlarm 220 Software ver 4 03 37 PROGRAMMING 7 DATA TRANSFER TO ALARM MONITORING STATION User can choose object protection way gt individual protection when SMS messages and calls are addressed to user only gt combined protection when information about state of the object is received both by security service and user gt protection by security service only Data is transferred to the alarm monitoring station by Standard CONTACT ID protocol through GSM voice call while standard CONTACT ID protocol is understandable to all modern alarm monitoring stations GsmAlarm 220 transfers to alarm monitoring station data about violation and restoring of alarm zone arming and disarming main power supply fault malfunction of the backup battery malfunction of the fire zone Test message can be sent on certain time In order to activate function of data transfer to the alarm monitoring service it is necessary to program one or two numbers of alarm monitoring station see Ch 7 1 to program four digit user account number see Ch 7 2 and choose appropriate protection mode see Ch 7 3 7 1 PROGRAMMING TELEPHONE NUMBERS OF THE ALARM MONITORING STATION Alarm monitoring station telephone number numbers is are provided by security service that protects particular object Telephone numbers are programmed in the same way as user numbers see Ch 5 2 1 and 5
26. selected depending on desirable commutative voltage and current Use diagram presented in chapter 4 2 to connect system circuit It is recommended to install operating mode indicator LED only in case keypad is not used LED state indicates system operating mode status if all protected zones are closed before switching on armed mode LED must be installed withindoors in a prominent place If keypad is not used system can be armed or disarmed with short call from user mobile phone parameter F should be F51 or F41 see Ch 5 3 2 3 Please note if trying to call the system in alarm state disarming is not possible therefore it is recommended to use switch designed for arming and disarming The switch can be connected to any zone instead of sensor contacts Zone must operate in ON OFF mode A33 see Ch 5 3 1 1 System is disarmed if there is open circuit in switch contacts System can be armed closing circuit in switch contacts Up to four PARADOX K636 K10V H MGIOLEDV H K32 MG32LED K32LCD MG32LCD TM40 or TM50 keypads can be connected to GsmAlarm 220 The keypad has an additional keypad zone that facilitates connection of a magnetic door sensor Activation of a keypad zone is described in Ch 5 6 18 In case of TM or TM50 keypad it is recommended to switch off the StayD indication see Ch 5 3 2 6 On other types of keypads StayD indicator is on when all zones are closed and the protection mode can be activated Input circuits are conn
27. using Paradox keypad see chapter 5 6 It is recommended to change the SMS password at the end of programming see Ch 5 5 5 2 USER AND ALARM MONITORING STATION NUMBERS If GsmAlarm 220 is used for protection five user numbers can be programmed ALRNR1 ALRNR2 ALRNR3 ALRNR4 and ALRNR5 and two alarm monitoring station numbers can also be programmed CIDNR1 CIDNR2 Users can arm disarm the system calls will be directed and SMS messages will be sent to these users If only one user exists he must be programmed under ALRNR1 GsmAlarm 220 will send SMS messages to this specific user in case of main power supply loss or if an unknown number calls the system If armed mode is turned on or off with the single touch of the keypad or by turning the switch ON OFF if the keypad is not used control dials and SMS messages are also directed to the first user Other four user numbers are not obligatory In case GsmAlarm 220 is used only for gate control it is not necessary to programme ALRNRI1 ALRNRS Up to 250 user numbers with the possibility to control the outputs C1 C2 C3 C4 and BELL with a short call can be programmed in this case Any name can be ascribed to user Output operating mode has to be M04 or MOS see chapter 5 3 2 1 5 2 1 PROGRAMMING WITH STANDARD MOBILE PHONE Insert SIM card into a standard mobile phone Enter user name into SIM card number book using capital letters e g ALRNR and corresponding phone number We recommend
28. 0 Software ver 4 03 INSTALLATION 4 2 WIRING DIAGRAMS 4 2 1 SYSTEM WITH KEYPAD ACCESS CONTROL GND Z14 Z13 Z12 Z11Z10 Z9 Z8 GND M M BELL C4 G C2 Cl ODOODOOGDO OOOO OOO DOOODOOO GO OOO OOO GND Z1 Z2 Z3 Z4 Z5 Z6 Z7 GND GR YL AUX BATGND AC Pewer sapply fer fire and meveren seasars 4 2 2 WIRING DIAGRAM WHEN THE DEVICE OPERATES IN GATE CONTROL MODE Ei y4 Raya Rai hal GND Z14 Z13 Z12 Z11Z10 Z9 Z8 GND M M BELL C4 C3 C2 Cl DOO DODO OOOO OOOO D Remote control rdays DOOD OOOO ODO OOOOO GND Z1 Z2 Z3 Z4 Z5 Z6 Z7 GND GR YLAUXBATGND AC CT1 2 12 The gate control system is operated by output C1 A remote control relay is connected to terminals AUX and C1 The gate control system is connected to the terminals of the relay Outputs C1 C2 C3 and BELL can also be used for gate control In that case remote control relays are connected to the terminal AUX and the said output terminals Gate control systems are connected to the commutated contacts of the relays Programming of the device is described in Chapter 5 3 2 1 1 GsmAlarm 220 Software ver 4 03 INSTALLATION 4 2 3 WAYS TO CONNECT ALARM ZONES Z GND Z GND Z GND Z GND N O N C i N C i t 2 2K A1Y A2Y With EOL Resistor A3Y 3 N O TAMPER 4 N C TAMPER GND Z GND Z Without EOL resistor
29. 2 2 In most case one number CIDNR1 is sufficient It is recommended to program with international code 370 7 2 PROGRAMMING CONTACT ID USER ACCOUNT NUMBER Four digit user account number is provided by security service that protects object Programming can be performed with keypad see Ch 5 6 21 or with SMS message In order to program the account number following SMS is sent AJAJAJAJAJAJATAT C I DIA CIC 1123 4 AAAAAAAA SMS password CIDACC programming command 1234 four digit user account number Important a no characters or spaces can be used before the password b no spaces are allowed before and after the colon If number programming command was performed successfully the user receives SMS with programmed identification number In order to get programmed number following SMS message is sent AJAJAJAJAJAJATAT _ C I D A C C GsmAlarm 220 Software ver 4 03 38 PROGRAMMING 7 3 MODES OF DATA TRANSFER TO THE ALARM MONITORING STATION Addr 233 Modes of data transfer to the alarm monitoring station are determined by general system parameter H H parameter can be programmed with SMS message see Ch 5 3 2 or with keypad see Ch 5 3 13 Possible values are presented in the table Information that is received by users HXY Information that is received by alarm ALRNRI ALRNRS monitoring station Users doe
30. 3 in seconds 144 Operation time of output C4 in seconds 145 Operation time of siren BELL C5 in seconds or minutes In siren mode operation time is in minutes in all other modes in seconds Manufacturer programmed time C1 00 sec C2 05 sec C3 05 sec C4 05 sec BELL 02 min 5 6 9 OPERATING MODE OF OUTPUTS C1 C4 and BELL Possible operating modes are described in detail in chapter 5 3 2 1 Address Parameter 321 Operating mode of output C1 322 Operating mode of output C2 323 Operating mode of output C3 324 Operating mode of output C4 325 Operating mode of output BELL C5 Manufacturer programmed output modes C1 01 C2 01 C3 05 C4 02 C5 06 The outputs can operate in an inverted mode i e the output circuit is disconnected upon reception of activation command and connected upon reception of deactivation command Address Parameter value Explanation of operating 134 00 Outputs C1 C2 C3 C4 and CS not inverted 134 01 Output C1 inverted 134 02 Output C2 inverted 134 04 Output C3 inverted 134 08 Output C4 inverted 134 16 Output C5 BELL inverted Manufacturer programmed value 00 Important To invert several outputs the total of numbers should be used Example To invert all outputs the number to be entered is 31 1 2 4 8 16 GsmAlarm 220 Software ver 4 03 31 PROGRAMMING 5 6 10 PARAMETER E THE WAY USER IS INFORMED ABOUT ARMING DI
31. Alarm 220 checks the caller s number in the list of programmed user numbers and in the case of positive find switches on the gate control device and cancels the call automatically 250 users are able to control the gate Up to 4 Paradox K636 K10V H MGIOLEDV H K32 MG32LED K32LCD MG32LCD TM40 or TM50 keypads can be connected to GsmAlarm 220 By using the keypad users can arm or disarm the system and configure system parameters Following keypad LED indicators you can determine protected unit state system mode etc Keypads have an additional input zone The number of protected zones can be increased to 32 by using this zone and 4 keypads 28 zones in ATZ mode 4 keypads zones Alarm system can be armed or disarmed simply by turning the switch ON OFF or by short free call if the keypad is not used The system answers only to the numbers programmed If the system receives a call coming not from the user s phone the call is immediately interrupted and the user is sent SMS specifying the caller s phone number SMS messages are also sent to users in case of power loss and restoration System has temperature measurement possibility Up to 14 temperature sensors KTY81 110 PHILIPS can be connected to GsmAlarm 220 device If temperature exceeds or subsides programmed range system sends SMS to user s relevant programmable output can be activated deactivated 24 hour timer enables activation deactivation of programmable output arming or
32. Alarm Monitoring Station numbers ccccscseeecceseeseeseeeeceececeeeeeaeeeeeeeeeeeaeeaeeaeens 13 5 2 1 Programming with Standard Mobile Phone cceceesceseeseeseeneeeeeeeeeseeseceeeeeeeeeneeaeenees 13 5 2 2 Programming with SMS Terreos yiia eenaa AEEA EAE a EREE 14 5 3 Programming System parameters with SMS 00 cceceseseeseeeeceeeeeeeseeseeeeeeeeeeeaeeseeneees 5 3 1 Programming Zones ceceseeeeseeseeneeneeees 5 3 1 1 Parameter A Input Triggering Conditions 5 3 1 2 Parameter M System State after Input Triggering 5 3 1 3 Parameter P Dividing System into Two Partitions and Partical Arming Modes STAY and SLEEP Tamper Recognition cceccecceseeseeseeeeeeeceeeeneeseeneceeeeeeeaeeaeeaes 18 5 3 2 Programming Outputs C1 C4 BELL and Common System Parameters Fis Fy Gy BT E AEE S E EAEN 19 5 3 2 1 Output C1 C4 and BELL Operating Mode ceeeceeseeseeseceeceeeeeeeseeaeeeeeeeeeeeseeneees 20 5 3 2 1 1 Programming of the Gate Control Mode sai 21 5 3 2 2 Parameter E The Way User Is Informed About Arming Disarming ANE A TRE 21 5 3 2 3 Parameter F System Response to Incoming Calls and Number Of Calls In Alane Mode ires anaie tA E E AEA EEEE E 21 5 3 2 4 SMS Delay Time in Case of Power Supply Failure seeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeereersrerereereeee 22 5 3 2 5 Parameter L SMS Structure and SMS Management password seceeeeeeereeee 22 5 3 2 6 Parameter P Sp
33. GsmAlarm 220 V4 03 GSM Alarm and Remote control System SSSSOSHVOSSHHESYO FEATURES 14 inputs Up to 32 protected zones 5 programmable outputs 5 users are notified Twenty programmable user access codes 250 users able to control the gate or electromagnetic lock by short free call Possibility to send information to monitoring station using the CONTACT ID protocol through GSM voice call Remote control using a mobile phone keypad through DTMF tones and SMS 24 hour timer function Two partial protection modes STAY and SLEEP Possibility to divide the system into two independent partitions Temperature measurement option Info carrying SMS on the state of each sensor power supply voltage GSM signal strength Possibility to connect up to four PARADOX keypads Remote programming Integrated GSM module Option to connect an external microphone GsmAlarm 220 Software ver 4 03 TABLE OF CONTENTS TABLE OF CONTENTS 1 General nforma hon seis vssccssscseeskcscsuesevscaneusoses rensevincesseuescedusvencatosvonssessespevedueaSencoveaveusaciutenestengeee 1 1 1 Safety ISUNEN ineeiieo ere e eE E TEO EE E EE 1 1 2 Package Content us DS htroduci onas i aooi i area ake areas panes ategtde and beac dail E EAE N E 2 Connector and LED Functionality 20 00 0000 cccccceeccecceseeseeseeseceeeeseeseesecseceeeeeeeaeeaeeaeeeseaeeaeeaeeneens 4 21 Zone Input terminals 21 0 ZIA cis cscs cccscesevaccssav
34. MS message Manufacturer programmed value E20 5 3 2 3 PARAMETER F SYSTEM RESPONSE TO INCOMING CALLS AND NUMBER OF CALLS IN ALARM MODE Addr 274 System response to incoming call FXY Number of the calls in alarm mode All functions below are deactivated If a call is received from unknown 1 caller user ALRNR1 will receive a SMS with caller s number 1 After alarm triggering users will be called once If calling from user s number after 2 2 Users are called twice 3 4 calls the system will pick up armed mode will remain on Armed mode is activated after user s 4 3 Users are called 3 times short call Manufacturer programmed value F31 Note If several functions have to be operative sum of the numbers is used E g for all three X functions to be active X value must be 7 1 2 4 7 GsmAlarm 220 Software ver 4 03 21 PROGRAMMING 5 3 2 4 SMS DELAY TIME IN CASE OF POWER SUPPLY FAILURE Addr 133 In the case of the mains 230V power supply failure message is sent to user and or alarm monitoring station only after programmed period If G 0 G00 reports about failure and re connection of the main power supply voltage wouldn t be generated Possible delayed time values G01 G99 in minutes After recovery of the main power supply report will be send after 1 minute period of time This time cannot be programmed 5 3 2 5 PARAMETER L SMS STRUCTURE AND SMS
35. OWER SUPPLY connected to terminal AC Power supply voltage AC 16 24V Frequency AC 50 60Hz Maximum current 1 2A max BACKUP BATTERY connected to terminals BAT and GND Backup battery operating voltage DC 12V Backup battery type PB acid Backup battery capacity 1 2 Ah max OUTPUT AUX EXTERNAL DEVICES Output voltage DC 12V Maximum current 1A max Short circuit protection triggering current 2 A max SIREN OUTPUT BELL C5 Maximum current 0 6 A max Output active siren is on Connected to GND Output non active siren is off Open contact PROGRAMMABLE OUTPUTS Cl C2 C3 C4 Maximum current 150 mA max Output active Output non active Connected to GND Open contact INPUTS Z1 Z14 Load resistance EOL mode only 2 2 KO 5 Load resistance ATZ mode only 1 0 KQ 5 2 2 KQ 5 4 7 KQ 5 Temperature measurement range temperature measurement mode 40 C 90 C only 1 C POWER CONSUMPTION without external sensors and keypad Non activated state 80 mA max Call sending SMS or speech mode 350 mA max OPERATING TEMPERATURE 20 C 455 C DIMENSIONS 113 x 97 x 25 mm It is not allowed to copy and distribute information in this document or pass to a third party without advanced written authorization by UAB ELEKTRONINES TECHNOLOGIJOS Manufacturer reserves the rig
36. Parameter Address Parameter 201 Zone Z1 A parameter 217 Zone Z17 A parameter 202 Zone Z2 A parameter 218 Zone Z18 A parameter 203 Zone Z3 A parameter 219 Zone Z19 A parameter 204 Zone ZA A parameter 220 Zone Z20 A parameter 205 Zone Z5 A parameter 221 Zone Z21 A parameter 206 Zone Z6 A parameter 222 Zone Z22 A parameter 207 Zone Z7 A parameter 223 Zone Z23 A parameter 208 Zone Z8 A parameter 224 Zone Z24 A parameter 209 Zone Z9 A parameter 225 Zone Z25 A parameter 210 Zone Z10 A parameter 226 Zone Z26 A parameter 211 Zone Z11 A parameter 227 Zone Z27 A parameter 212 Zone Z12 A parameter 228 Zone Z28 A parameter 213 Zone Z13 A parameter 229 Zone Z29 A parameter 214 Zone Z14 A parameter 230 Zone Z30 A parameter 215 Zone Z15 A parameter 231 Zone Z31 A parameter 216 Zone Z16 A parameter 232 Zone Z32 A parameter Manufacturer programmed values for zones Z1 Z14 30 and zones Z15 Z16 00 GsmAlarm 220 Software ver 4 03 29 PROGRAMMING 5 6 6 PARAMETER M SYSTEM STATE AFTER ZONE TRIGGERING Parameter M defines system response to the violation of alarm zone and which users are informed if certain zone sensors are triggered It is described in detail in chapter 5 3 1 2
37. S with corrected parameters back to GsmAlarm 220 5 3 1 PROGRAMMING ZONES In order to receive SMS with input Z1 Z32 parameters send GsmAlarm 220 the following SMS AJAJAJAJAJAJATAT Z P ARAM SMS can be sent from any GSM phone not necessarily the user s GsmAlarm 220 confirms receiving the message with frequent blinking of MODE indicator and sends seven SMS messages including input parameters Z1 Z32 The first message contains the parameters of Z1 Z5 the second contains the parameters of Z6 Z10 the third contains the parameters of Z11 Z16 the fourth contains the parameters of Z16 Z20 the fifth contains the parameters of Z21 Z25 the sixth contains the parameters of Z26 Z30 and the seventh contains the parameters of Z31 and Z32 Received message with input Z1 Z5 parameters will look as follows AAAAAAAA Z01 A30M70P 10T20 Zonel Z02 A30M70P10T00 Zone2 Z03 A30M 70P 10T00 Zone3 Z04 A30M70P 10T00 Zone4 Z05 A30M 70P 10700 Zone5 AAAAAAAA password Z zone input number A30 parameter defines operating mode of the corresponding input see Ch 5 3 1 1 M70 parameter defines system response to the violation of protected zone and which users are informed if certain zone sensors are triggered see chapter 5 3 1 2 P10 partial protection mode see chapter 5 3 1 3 T20 entry delay if system is in armed mode After relevant input is trigger
38. SARMING Parameter E defines the way user is informed about arming disarming It is described in detail in chapter 5 3 2 2 Address Parameter 273 System parameter E Manufacturer programmed value 20 5 6 11 PARAMETER F SYSTEM RESPONSE TO INCOMING CALLS AND NUMBER OF CALLS TO USER Parameter F defines system response to incoming calls and number of calls to user in case of alarm It is described in detail in chapter 5 3 2 3 Address Parameter 274 System parameter F Manufacturer programmed value 31 5 6 12 PARAMETER G SMS DEALY TIME IN CASE OF POWER SUPPLY FAILURE Parameter G defines delay time of report SMS in case of power supply failure in minutes Possible values 00 99 minutes This parameter is described in chapter 5 3 2 4 in more detail Address Parameter 133 System parameter G Manufacturer programmed value 01 5 6 13 PARAMETER H DATA TRANSFER TO THE ALARM MONITORING STATION This parameter is used for setting mode of data transfer to the alarm monitoring station This parameter is described in chapter 7 3 in more detail Address Parameter 233 System parameter H Manufacturer programmed value 00 5 6 14 PARAMETER L SMS STRUCTURE AND SMS PASSWORD FUNCTIONALITY This parameter is described in chapter 5 3 2 5 in more detail Address Parameter 237 System parameter L Man
39. Y will flash constantly a note Section will appear in K32LCD keypad display programming mode is activated Select the parameter by entering a 3 digit address The Lights ARM and STAY will lit constantly a note Code or Data will appear in K32LCD keypad display e Enter a new 2 digit 4 or 6 parameter When an operation is successfully entered on the keypad the keypad produces an intermittent beep tone BEEP BEEP BEEP BEEP When an operation is incorrectly entered on the keypad the keypad will emit a continuous beep tone BEEP Press the CLEAR key to exit the programming mode All parameters and addresses of the parameters are provided in the table Please see chapters 5 6 1 5 6 21 for more detailed information Address Parameter description SMS parameters 000 Installer access code 4 or 6 digits 001 020 User access codes 4 or 6 digits 021 CONTACT ID user number CIDACC 031 050 User code function 100 Exit delay T S01 101 132 Input operating mode entry delay or triggering temperature T Z01 Z32 133 Delay time of report SMS about the failure of main power supply G S01 134 Operating mode of outputs C01 C05 inverted not inverted 140 Temperature correction 141 145 Output operating mode operating time T C01 C05 201 216 Input operating mode triggering conditions A Z01 Z32 233 Mode of data trans
40. YYYYMMDD YYYY year MM month DD day For example if you have to program date year 2014 01 month 23 day enter 20140123 After entering date four short beeps are heard Exit the programming mode by pressing the key CLEAR In case of keypads TM40 and TM50 time programming is activated by selecting the menu items Menu gt Setting gt Home page gt Set Time Date 5 6 20 PROGRAMMING 24 HOUR TIMER User is able to program up to 10 independent timer events Each event is definable with event number instruction and event time Address given in the table below indicates event number Event instruction indicates function to be performed in programmed time e g SMS message to be sent related output activated deactivated etc Event commands are described in chapter 5 3 4 1 To program the timer Press the ENTER key Enter your system installer code The lights ARM and STAY will flash Enter 3 digit address indicating event number The lights ARM and STAY will lit constantly Enter 6 digit event instruction and event time First two digits event instruction where following four timer activation time E g for output C2 to be activated at 12 15 p m begin entering address 407 event TMRO1 then enter 22 12 15 22 output C2 activation code 12 15 activation time Address Timer event number 401 TMRO1 402 TMR02 403 TMR03 404 TMR04 405 TMR05 406 TMR06
41. activated by simultaneously pressing and holding the keypad buttons 1 and 2 for 3 sec or by the command Logical Key 1 The output is deactivated by simultaneously pressing and holding the keypad buttons 2 and 3 for 3 sec or by the command Logical Key 4 M53 The output is activated by simultaneously pressing and holding the keypad buttons 4 and 5 for 3 sec or by the command Logical Key 2 The output is deactivated by simultaneously pressing and holding the keypad buttons 5 and 6 for 3 sec or by the command Logical Key 5 M54 The output is activated by simultaneously pressing and holding the keypad buttons 7 and 8 for 3 sec or by the command Logical Key 3 The output is deactivated upon simultaneously pressing and holding the keypad buttons 8 and 9 for 3 sec or by the command Logical Key 6 Tf zero operating time is programmed T00 output is activated when adequate zone is triggered open and deactivated when adequate zone is not triggered close If not zero delay time is programmed output is activated automatically when adequate zone is triggered and deactivates automatically after expiration of the programmed time T Outputs are controllable when system is armed or disarmed Important An output can be inverted only via the keypad see Ch 5 6 9 GsmAlarm 220 Software ver 4 03 20 PROGRAMMING 5 3 2 1 1 CONFIGURATION OF THE GATE CONTROL MODE Connec
42. ction Description of the timer event 00 Timer OFF 0l System arming 02 System disarming Il Output C1 ON 10 Output C1 OFF 22 Output C2 ON 20 Output C2 OFF 33 Output C3 ON 30 Output C3 OFF 44 Output C4 ON 40 Output C4 OFF 55 Output BELL ON 50 Output BELL OFF 77 Request to send SMS message with information about output state 80 First partition disarming 8l First partition STAY mode activation or the whole system if there is no partition of the system 82 First partition SLEEP mode activation or the whole system if there is no partition of the system 83 First partition arming or the whole system if there is no partition of the system 88 Request to send SMS message with information about GSM signal quality and power supply voltage 89 Transfer of test signal to security monitoring station through Contact ID protocol see Ch 7 3 90 Second partition disarming 91 Second partition STAY mode activation 92 Second partition SLEEP mode activation 93 Second partition arming 98 Requests to send SMS with temperature values only 99 Request to send SMS message with information about state of protected zones Note SMS messages are sent only to user ALRNR1 Command 89 is sending message to security services station only GsmAlarm 220 Software ver 4 03 24 PROGRAMMING 5 4 PROGRAMMING DESCRIPTION OF INPUT ZONE STATE In order to program description of input zone
43. d further BYP it can be seen what were the last alarm events It is shown in the LCD display when and what zone was activated Sixteen last events are stored in the memory of system 8 1 4 BYP KEY BYPASS PROGRAMMING A bypassed zone will not cause an alarm If a zone is bypassed the panel may be armed Ready light will be on even if the zone is open Use zone bypassing when access is needed to part of the protected area Also damaged wiring or contacts on a zone may be temporarily bypassed until repairs can be made so that the panel can be armed To bypass zones press BYP key and enter 4 or 6 digit user access code BYP key starts to flash Zone can be bypassed by pressing key indicating certain zone number Constantly alight key indicates of certain zone as bypassed To activate zone press key indicating certain zone number one more time Press CLEAR key to turn off BYPASS programming mode System memorizes bypassed zones Constantly alight key BYP indicates there are some bypassed zones in system memory BYPASS memory is erased automatically after disarming the system If bypassed zone is operating in 24 hour mode BYPASS mode is not turned off automatically In this case BYPASS mode can be switched off only by keypad or in a remote way while calling and entering corresponding code or by sending SMS message 8 1 5 CLEAR KEY Use the CLEAR key to clear mistakes when entering user code etc or to return to main keypad mode
44. d zone Z04 with zone Z17 4 3 CONNECTION OF TEMPERATURE SENSORS GsmAlarm 220 has temperature measurement possibility Up to 14 temperature sensors KTY81 110 PHILIPS can be connected to the device 2 pin terminal block GsmAlarm 220 Temperature sensor Fixing hole KTY 81 110 PHILIPS In order to minimize influence of external interferences and measurement error it is recommended to use shielded twisted pair cable 0 5 mm Shield is connected to ground wire only in one end close to GsmAlarm 220 board Use pin terminal block with a fixing hole for temperature sensor fastening Parameter A must be changed in order to activate temperature measurement mode see chapter 5 3 1 1 Input parameter T defines alarm temperature Via a keypad the alarm temperature can be programmed in the range of 0 99 C T00 T99 see Ch 5 6 4 Via SMS the alarm temperature can be programmed in the range of 40 90 C see Ch 5 3 1 A global temperature offset can be specified see Ch 5 6 22 In temperature measurement mode input operates the same as in protection mode i e all operating modes are valid with two exceptions a No delay in A40 A50 system operates instantly after temperature reaches programmed value b No prohibition for armed mode activation i e user can activate armed mode although temperature measurement zone has been triggered Recommended values of parameter M M40 or MOO In first case if the system is in a
45. e DTMF code If H value is H11 or H12 GsmAlarm 220 is operating in combined protection mode and firstly calls and transfers information to the alarm monitoring station and afterwards is proceeding in standard algorithm and informs users about event with SMS message If after eight attempts system isn t able to transfer information to the alarm monitoring station following SMS message is sent to the user Unable to connect to the alarm monitoring station GsmAlarm 220 Software ver 4 03 39 PROGRAMMING 7 4 CONTACT ID PROTOCOL CODES GsmAlarm 220 for data transfer is using following standard CONTACT ID protocol event codes It is impossible to change codes or program new codes CID code Transferred information 100 Panic alarm silent alarm 110 Activation or restoring fire alarm sensor 120 Panic alarm 130 Activation or restoring protected zone 133 Activation or restoring 24 hour zone 301 Disconnection or reconnection of the main power supply 302 Malfunction or elimination of the problem of the backup battery 373 Malfunction or elimination of the problem of the fire zone circuit 401 Activation or deactivation of the protection mode with a keypad 403 Activation or deactivation of the protection mode with a command of 24 hour timer 407 Remote arming disarming with user s mobile phone 602 Test message GsmAlarm 220 Software ver 4 03 AQ SYSTEM CONTROL
46. ecneeeeceeceseeseeaeeaeeneeeseeaeeaees 31 5 6 9 Operating Mode of Outputs C1 C4 and BELL ce eeceeceeseesecneeeeceeeeseeseeaeeecneeeseeaeeaees 31 5 6 10 Parameter E The Way User Is Informed About Arming Disarming cceeeeeees 32 5 6 11 Parameter F System Response to Incoming Calls and Number OF Calls inAlarm Modes rrinin i eiaa ea ATE E AA spieousvecssoseets 32 5 6 12 Parameter G SMS Delay Time in Case of Power Supply Failure sesseseseseeeeeereeeeee 32 5 6 13 Parameter H Data Transfer to the Alarm Monitoring Station ccceseseseeeeeeeeeeees 32 5 6 14 Parameter L SMS Structure and SMS Password Functionality eceseseeeereeeeees 32 5 6 15 Parameter P Dividing of a System into Partitions 24 Hour Tamper Supervision cccescssecsseeceesceeesecneceeceseeseeaecaeeeeceaeeseeaeeeeeeeeeeeseeaeees 5 6 16 Access Code Length 4 or 6 Digits cass 5 6 17 Exit Delay Audible Indication cccceeeceeseeseeseeeeceeceseeseeseesecneeeeeeaeesecaeeseseeeeaeeseeaeeaees 5 6 18 Assigning Keypad ZOmnes cc ccscsssesseseesseeseeseeseesececeseeaeesecseceeeseeaeesecseeseeeeeeeeeaeeaeeaees 5 6 19 Setting System Clock 5 6 20 Programming 24 Hour Timer x 5 6 21 Programming CONTACT ID Identification Number gaJ 5 6 22 Temperature Correction ess ireren a iraa AREE EA EEE REEE 35 5 6 23 Keypad Indicator StayD seeeseeeeeessseseeeeesessesrsteststrsesessstseseesese
47. ected according to corresponding scheme provided in chapter 4 2 3 It is recommended to turn off zones that aren t used to change value of A parameter to A00 see Ch 5 3 1 1 SIM card needed for GsmAlarm 220 operating you may acquire it from any GSM service provider Before inserting SIM card into GsmAlarm 220 SIM card holder set PIN code request off It can be performed simply inserting SIM card into any standard mobile phone and following certain phone user manual instructions Verify that the SMS card is operational try calling and sending an SMS from the phone itself After finishing installation place SIM card into GsmAlarm 220 SIM card holder turn system power on then wait till LED NETWORK will start to flash and LED MODE will be constantly alight In case NETWORK is constantly alight check if SIM card s PIN code request is off and GSM antenna is connected GSM signal quality can be evaluated according the blinking frequency of NETWORK indicator Connection is very good if it blinks 5 times with short break after NETWORK indicator blinking fewer times indicates weaker connection System works in steady state if indicator blinks 3 5 times Position of GSM antenna might be changed in order to improve signal quality Perform system programming when armed mode is disabled Protected zones must be closed indicator MODE constantly alight Detailed programming process description can be read in chapter 5 GsmAlarm 22
48. ed the system switches siren on and sends SMS only after expiration of the given delay time Possible values 0 99 seconds If zone is in temperature measurement mode A8Y or A9Y see chapter 5 3 1 1 value of T parameter corresponds to triggering temperature Possible values 40 C 99 C Zonel Zone2 Zone3 Zone4 Zone5 input names which are seen in the SMS after alarm triggering User can change the name of zone under his own discretion Maximum number of name characters 11 After adjusting settings message is sent back to GsmAlarm 220 GsmAlarm 220 Software ver 4 03 16 PROGRAMMING 5 3 1 1 PARAMETER A INPUT ZONE TRIGGERING CONDITIONS Addr 201 232 Input zone triggering conditions Input disabled Input zone operating mode Delay zone After relevant zone is being triggered the system generates alarm in armed or disarmed mode siren operates constantly and delay time is ignored than programmed temperature T Without a load resistor when tamper 1 24H zone After relevant zone is recognition is off If tamper recognition is being triggered the system generates on see Ch 5 3 1 3 1kQ and 2 2kQ load alarm in armed or disarmed mode resistors in series are required Triggers siren operates constantly and delay when contacts close NO see Ch 4 2 3 time is ignored Without a load resistor when tamper 2 2 Fire zone The system generates recogn
49. ess the SLEEP key e Enter a 4 digit user access code Similar to Stay arming Sleep arming allows users to remain in a protected area but provides a higher level of protection For example in a two story house the perimeter is protected with Stay arming With Sleep arming the perimeter as well as the main floor are protected motion detectors etc allowing you to roam the second floor and sleeping quarters Sleep zone are zones that are bypassed when Sleep arming For example when you go to sleep at night the entire premises except your bedroom is fully armed GsmAlarm 220 Software ver 4 03 SYSTEM CONTROL Sleep arming e Close all zones in the desired partition except Sleep zones e Press the SLEEP key e Enter a 4 digit user access code Stay and Sleep arming can also be activated using 24 hour timer or One Touch arming Press and hold the STAY key or the SLEEP for 3 seconds to arm the system 8 4 DISARMING amp DEACTIVATING AN ALARM To disarm an armed system or an alarm press OFF and enter your access code When an entry point is opened the keypad will beep until you disarm the system Your alarm system will not generate the alarm until entry delay time elapses 8 5 PANIC ALARMS In case of an emergency the system can provide three panic alarms that can immediately generate an alarm after simultaneously pressing and holding two specific keys for three seconds Based on your needs these panic alarm
50. essceesevssedeoveencectcandeieosesssevsevedeisssosctessveseacsesseses 4 2 2 Keypad Connection Terminals GR and YL 2 3 Auxiliary Power Terminal AUX 2 4 BAT Terminal eee 2 5 AC Power Terminals 2 6 Programmable Output Terminals C1 C2 C3 C4 eccseeceeseeseeseeeeeeeeceeceeeseseeeeeeeeeaeeaeeaes 5 2 7 BELL SIREN Terminal Output es 2 8 External Microphone Connection Terminals M M csccscsessesseseeseceeeeeceeeeseeeeeeseneeaeeaeeaee 5 29 RESET Contacts oenen a Ta rO AE ETO EEEE EE T 6 Se ED Indicators sse ara r N AEE E a ows cdluatlesnllell Mend hs 3 1 NETWORK Indicator of Signal Strength and GSM Module Operating Mode we 3 2 MODE System Operation Mode Indicator cceceseeseeseeseceseesceseeeceeceeeeaeeaeesecneceeeeaeeaeeaeenes J3 GPRS erein aee S EAA NEEE TEA A Ra E A S AEE OESE 4 Installation 4 1 General Installation INStructi Ons 6 lt ccss ssccessvonccsssssusss cosasesesvesccvsdvescensonvscdensteacedsvencdiantasenontaness T 4 2 Wiring Diagrams ia 4 2 1 System with Keypad Access Control cceeseescssessseeeceseeseeseeseeseeeeeeeeesecaeeseeeeeeeeeseeaeeaeeats 9 4 2 2 Wiring Diagram When the Device Operates in Gate Control Mode escesseeseeeeereeeee 9 4 2 3 Ways to Connect Alarm ZOn S c ccsseceeeeeeeeteeseeneeeeeeeeeaeeaeens 4 3 Connection of Temperature Sensors PSP a1 ape a gg OAAR NEE AERAN EESE 5 1 General Programming Instructions 5 2 User and
51. fer to alarm monitoring station H S01 234 User code length 4 or 6 digits 235 Exit delay audible indication 236 System splitting into two partitions 24 hour tamper supervision P S01 237 SMS messages and setting of SMS password L S01 240 StayD indication 241 272 Input operating mode alarm state after input triggering M Z01 Z32 273 Informing users about arming and disarming E S01 274 Responding to unrecognized call and number of calls in the case of F S01 alarm 281 296 Input operating mode dividing into the partitions and partial protection P Z01 Z32 modes STAY and SLEEP 321 325 Output operating mode M C01 C05 401 410 Timer events STIMER Parameters of the system Parameters if programming by SMS message GsmAlarm 220 Software ver 4 03 26 5 6 1 PROGRAMMING ACCESS CODES PROGRAMMING Access codes are personal identification numbers that allow you to enter certain programming modes arm or disarm your system as well as activate or deactivate programmable outputs The system supports 1 installer code and 20 user access codes User access code can arm or disarm the system activate or deactivate programmable outputs The installer code is used for the system programming only Your system can be programmed to use either 4 or 6 digit access codes see Ch 5 16 15 where each digit can be any value from 0 to 9 Six digit codes are considered more difficult to crack and therefo
52. fficient the wiring diagrams 5 and 6 may be deployed In this case one input can control two zones Two parallel connected resistors of 2 2kQ and 4 7kQ are used in ATZ mode wiring diagram 6 The 2 2kQ load resistors of are associated with the zones Z01 Z14 The 4 7kQ load resistors of are associated with the extended zones Z15 Z32 Alarm sensors with normally closed NC and normally open NO contacts may be used in this mode GsmAlarm 220 Software ver 4 03 INSTALLATION When the wiring scheme 5 is used a fault signal for both zones is generated and an alarm is triggered simultaneously upon short circuiting or cutting the circuit If 24 hour tamper supervision is activated see Ch 5 3 2 6 an alarm is triggered independently of the protection mode status 2 2kQ resistors are associated with the zones Z01 Z14 1kQ resistors are associated with the extension zones Z15 Z32 Sensors with both normally closed NC contacts and with normally open NO contacts may be used in this mode The main and the extended zones are associated automatically in the order of increasing zone number Both the main zone and the extended zone must work in mode A4Y or A6Y see Ch 5 3 1 3 The main zone and the extended zone are associated automatically in zone number ascending order Example If ATZ mode has the main zones Z01 Z02 Z04 and the extended zones Z15 Z16 Z17 the zone ZO1 will be associated with zone Z15 zone Z02 with zone Z16 an
53. he programmable output arm or disarm the system send SMS message etc on a desired time It is recommended to receive SMS message with programmed timer parameters To do that following SMS message must be sent to GsmAlarm 220 AJAJAJAJAJAJATA S TIT MIE R GsmAlarm 220 sends back message with current timer parameters to user AAAAAAAA TMR01 00 00 00 TMRO2 00 00 00 TMR03 00 00 00 TMR04 00 00 00 TMR05 00 00 00 TMR06 00 00 00 TMR07 00 00 00 TMR08 00 00 00 TMR09 00 00 00 TMR 10 00 00 00 AAAAAAAAA password TMR01 TMR10 number of timer event 10 independent timer events can be programmed 00 timer instruction defining which function should be performed in programmed time Please read detailed description of timer instructions in chapter 5 3 5 1 00 00 timer activation time GsmAlarm 220 Software ver 4 03 23 PROGRAMMING Renewed SMS message has to be sent to GsmAlarm 220 User receives SMS message with newly programmed parameters after Examples for programming For the system to activate input C2 12 30 p m deactivate 13 00 p m and 13 01 p m and to send SMS message informing about the state of outputs following SMS has to be sent to GsmAlarm 220 5 3 5 1 TIMER INSTRUCTIONS Addr 401 410 Timer instru
54. ht to update or modify this document and or related products without a warning 2014 ELEKTRONINES TECHNOLOGIJOS All rights reserved http www eltech It ET GsmAlarm 220 50 Software ver 4 03
55. ice The device has two sources of power supply primary and backup Primary power transformer I 230V AC 120mA 50 60Hz I 16 24 V AC 1 2A 50 60Hz Backup 12V DC 1 2Ah battery DC power supply must comply with LST EN 60950 1 standard and be readily accessible Any additional devices linked to the system GsmAlarm 220 computer sensors relays etc must be approved by LST EN 60950 1 standard External power supply can be connected to AC mains only inside installation room with automatic 2 pole circuit breaker capable of disconnecting circuit in the event of short circuit or over current The insulating gap of the circuit breaker should be at least 3mm and the disconnection current at least 5A System GsmAlarm 220 is a device mounted in limited access areas Any system repairs must be done only by qualified safety aware personnel There are no parts in the device that could be changed on the site Only a manufacturer approved backup battery may be used with the system to avoid fire or explosion hazards Special care must be taken connecting positive and negative battery terminals DO NOT switch the battery pole terminals Mains power must be disconnected before any installation or adjustment System installation or maintenance may not proceed during stormy conditions The device is switched off by a 2 pole circuit breaker and a disconnecting back up battery connector Mains power and back up battery
56. ition is off If tamper recognition is alarm in armed or disarmed mode on see Ch 5 3 1 3 1kQ and 2 2kQ load Siren is operating with interruptions resistors in series are required Triggers when contacts opened NC see Ch 4 2 3 EOL mode 2 2kQ load resistor is required 3 3 ON OFF zone Mode designated to se Ch 4 2 3 arm or disarm the alarm system if keypad is not used ATZ mode Triggers when contacts Follow zone 9 opened NC Two parallel connected 4 4 2 2kQ and 4 7kQ load resistors are required if tamper recognition is off 1kQ and 2 2kQ load resistors in series are required if tamper recognition is on see Ch 5 3 1 3 7 5 Dual activation delay zone 2 ATZ mode with tamper recognition 6 pual activation 24 hour Zone 2 Triggers when contacts close NO Tamper recognition must be on 1kQ and 2 2kQ load resistors in series are required see Ch 4 2 3 7 Force arm Delay zone Temperature measurement mode Alarm is Force arm Follow zone Force activated if measured temperature 8 8 arming allowstoarm the system overcomes programmed temperature T without waiting for all zones to close Temperature measurement mode Alarm is activated if measured temperature is lower 9 9 1 Follow zone After violation of this zone alarm goes on immediately if other zone with delay isn t violated If firstly zone with delay is violated for example doors are opened follow zone receives delay time of earlier
57. ity code was entered incorrectly the sounder will beep steadily for 2 seconds If the code was entered correctly but the Ready light was not on the keypad will beep steadily for 2 seconds When the correct code is entered the ARM light will flash and the keypad buzzer will beep quickly Exit the premises through the designated exit entry door Exit delay time is indicated by short keypad beeps repeating each second At the end of the allowed exit time the keypad buzzer will beep quickly and the ARM light stays on constantly User receives confirmation short call or SMS message depends on system configuration see Ch 5 3 2 2 If system is divided into two partitions only one partition or both partitions at once can be turned on when using particular access code Functionality of the access codes is described in chapter 5 6 2 Regular arming can also be activated using 24 hour timer or One Touch arming One touch arming allows you to arm the system without using access codes Press and hold the ARM key for 3 seconds to arm the system 8 3 STAY amp SLEEP ARMING Stay arming method allows you to roam freely within the premises while the perimeter is fully armed Stay zones are zones that are bypassed when Stay arming For example if you plan on staying in for the night doors and windows can be armed without arming other zones like motion detectors Stay arming e Close all zones in the desired partition except Stay zones e Pr
58. litting of the system into 2 partitions QA hour tamper SUPCrviSiON ccs sscascscdsssscevsssoscscsaseaossscsacaasasaveveaaseacoosssavcvssssdesnsanes 22 GsmAlarm 220 Software ver 4 03 TABLE OF CONTENTS 5 3 3 Programming Partition Names csccscessesseeseeseeeeceeeeseeseeseeseceeeeeeaeesecseeaeeeeeeeeeseeaeeaees 22 5 3 4 Setting System Clock 5 3 5 Programming 24 Hour Timer ing 53 55 15 Timer INStructlons e sier iA EEE EE EEEE EE 5 4 Programming Description of Input Zone State ssssseeeseeseeeeseesieestseetsistrresrssesrsrereseesesrses 25 5 5 Programming SMS Password i 5 5 1 Programming of Gate Control Mode ececeeseeseeseeseceecesceseeseeseceeeeceaeeseceeeeseneeaeeaeeaee 25 5 6 Programming the System Using PARADOX Keypad n 26 5 6 1 Programming Access Codes cccscssssseescesseeseeseesecsececeseeseesecseceeeseeaeesecaeeseeeeseaeeaeeaeeates 27 5 6 2 User Access Code Bunctions isser n AEEA EREE E AA N 28 5 6 3 Exit Delay Time 5 6 4 Parameter T Entry Delay Time or Triggering Temperature 5 6 5 Parameter A Input Triggering Conditions ee 5 6 6 Parameter M System State after Input Triggering 5 6 7 Assignment of a Zone to a Partition Partial Protection Modes STAY and SLEEP Tamper Recognition parameter P cccsceecceseeseeseeseeeeeeeeeseeseeseeseceeceseeseeseeeeeeaeeeeeaeeaees 30 5 6 8 Operation Time of Outputs C1 C4 and BELL eee ecceceesces
59. mpany UAB Elektronin s technologijos therefore company takes no responsibility for GSM network services coverage and functioning GsmAlarm 220 system provided with 24 month warranty Warranty period starts with purchase date If there are no purchasing documents period counted starting from system manufacturing date dated on security system identification label Warranty is not valid if system is reconstructed wrongly assembled used not on purpose mechanical chemical electric damage and in other cases that are not related with GsmAlarm 220 manufacturing defects are seen If security system is not operating properly or breaks down for guarantee or post guarantee service please contact company that performed assembling and installation of the system Practice shows that main system operating failure reason is incorrectly performed system assembling CE Company Elektronin s technologijos declares that product GsmAlarm 220 satisfies all essential requirements of standard EN 60950 1 2003 following European Union directive 2006 95EC The declaration of conformity may be consulted at www eltech It Ademco Contact ID is a registered trademark of Pittway Corporation PARADOX is a registered trademark of Paradox Security Systems Ltd GsmAlarm 220 Software ver 4 03 TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS 14 TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS GSM MODULE Operating frequency EGSM 900 MHz DCS 1800 MHz MAIN P
60. must be disconnected before any installation or tuning work starts The system installation or maintenance must not be done during stormy conditions p gt E gt gt gt E gt GsmAlarm 220 Software ver 4 03 GENERAL INFORMATION Remote control and monitoring device GsmAlarm 220 has built in radio transmitter operating on GSM900 and GSM 1800 networks Do not use the device where it can cause interferences and danger Do not arrange the device close to medical equipment and appliances Do not use the device in explosive environment Device is not resistant to moisture chemical materials or mechanical damage Don t attempt to personally repair the system System label is on the bottom side of the device equipment should be disposed at the end of life separately from your household wastes There are separate collection systems for recycling in EU For more information please ma COntact the local authority or the dealer where you purchased the product as This symbol on the product or on its packaging means that your electrical and electronic The device compliance to RoHS Directive 1 2 PACKAGE CONTENT GsmAlarm 220 main board ce ceeeeeeeeeseeseceeceeeeseeseeseesececeeceaeeaeeeeneeeeeeees GSM antenna with magnetic fix and 2 m lead cable x Microphone with 1 5 m lead cable ececeecesceseeceeseeseeeeeeceeceeeeaeeseseeeeeeees Load resistors LOKO ES a Storesta iriti t rre etA EE EET ENET
61. ode Function 00 Arms or disarms the whole system 01 Arms or disarms the first partition 02 Arms or disarms the second partition 10 Activates or deactivates the output C1 20 Activates or deactivates the output C2 30 Activates or deactivates the output C3 40 Activates or deactivates the output C4 50 Activates or deactivates the output BELL C5 Manufacturer programmed value 00 Output is switched on after pressing ARM key and entering corresponding code Output is switched off after pressing OFF key and entering corresponding code 5 6 3 EXIT DELAY TIME The closing code transmission takes place after the exit delay time Therefore if the system is armed and disarmed before the expiry of the exit time no transmission will take place Possible values 00 99 seconds Address Parameter 100 Exit delay time Manufacturer programmed exit delay time 20 seconds GsmAlarm 220 Software ver 4 03 PROGRAMMING 5 6 4 PARAMETER T ENTRY DELAY TIME OR TRIGGERING TEMPERATURE After the exit delay has expired an open on the zone will cause the entry delay time to start During the entry time the keypad buzzer will sound steady If the panel is disarmed before the entry time expires no alarm will be generated Possible entry delay time values 0 99 seconds If zone operates in temperature measurement mode value of T parameter corresponds to triggering alarm activation temperat
62. one minute user ALRNR receives following SMS message Mains OK Battery voltage 13 7V Signal strength 100 If data transfer to monitoring station option is on messages at first are sent to alarm monitoring station and then to user ALRNR1 The system also will report about the fault of backup battery or the backup battery is running out of power Battery is run out of power System will shutd after 1 min GsmAlarm 220 Software ver 4 03 SYSTEM CONTROL 12 SYSTEM CONTROL USING DTMF AND SMS COMMANDS In the speech mode user can control the system after having entered relevant code from his phone keypad 2 digit command is entered by pressing the key If the instruction is completed user hears three tone confirmation signals Speech mode can be activated in two ways user answers when GsmAlarm 220 calls or user calls and waits for GsmAlarm 220 to answer 3 4 call signals The control commands may be transferred by SMS Insert password in the beginning then type the command E g in order to switch on output C1 to switch off output C2 to switch on BELL and to receive a SMS with information on the status of the protected site send the following SMS AJAJAJAJAJAJATA LIL IF 210 17471 PO DTMF or SMS Function code 00 Disarms the whole system ol Arms the whole system 11 Activates C1 ou
63. picks up the prone SMS message with name of triggered zone will be sent to all users If whichever user picks up and enters 2 digit code using his phone keypad codes are described in chapter 12 SMS messages will not be sent to other users Example of the message user receives given bellow Entry Door ALARM 1 Motion OK 5 SMS message shows that entry door sensor is in alarm state opened and was triggered 1 time number in the brackets Motion detector is not in alarm state but was triggered 5 times Trigger counters are setted to zero values each time when the system is armed or disarmed While answering user hears what is happening in the premises and also can control system by by entering 2 digit codes using his phone keypad For example after entering code 99 the system cancels the call and user receives message informing about state of the all zones SYSTEM ARMED STAY MODE Entry Door ALARM 1 Motion OK 5 Windows ALARM 1 Fire OK 0 In the case of temperature zone activation user receives SMS message informing about temperature Temperature T 19C 11 POWER SUPPLY MONITORING The system GsmAlarm 220 will report every time mains 230V power supply fails or recovers In case of main power supply failure after the programmed delay time user ALRNRI receives following SMS message Mains fault Battery voltage 12 5V Signal strength 100 In case of recovery of power supply after
64. re more secure To program an Access Code e Press the ENTER key e Enter your system installer code default code is 0000 The Lights ARM and STAY will flash a note Section will appear in K32LCD keypad display Select a user by entering a 3 digit user number e g 001 for user 1 or 020 for user 20 The Lights ARM and STAY will lit constantly a note Code will appear in K32LCD keypad display Enter a new 4 or 6 digit access code To delete an Access Code e Press the ENTER key Enter your system installer code default code is 0000 Select a user by entering a 3 digit user number e g 001 for user 1 or 020 for user 20 Press and hold the SLEEP key until you hear the confirmation beep Table below describes which user will be informed about arming disarming the system with a short call or SMS message Address User or installer access code Which user will be informed about arming user number disarming the system 000 Installer Access Code 001 1 User Access Code ALRNRI 002 2 User Access Code ALRNR2 003 3 User Access Code ALRNR3 004 4 User Access Code ALRNR4 005 5 User Access Code ALRNRS5 006 6 User Access Code ALRNRI 007 7 User Access Code ALRNR2 008 8 User Access Code ALRNR3 009 9 User Access Code ALRNR4 010 10 User Access Code ALRNRS5 011 11 User Access Code ALRNRI 012 12 User Access Code ALRNR2 013 13 User Access Code
65. rmed mode and temperature reaches programmed value user receives SMS message siren will not turn On and system will not dial If two triggering temperatures are required an extended zone Z1 Z14 may be assigned to the main temperature zone Z15 Z32 The A8Y mode or A9Y mode should be activated for the GsmAlarm 220 Software ver 4 03 ms INSTALLATION ancillary temperature zone see Ch 5 3 1 1 The extended temperature zone operates according to the temperature measured by the main temperature zone The number of the main temperature zones should correspond to the number of the extended temperature zones The following message is sent to GsmAlarm 220 to obtain the temperature information AAAAAAAA 98 see Ch 12 GsmAlarm 220 Software ver 4 03 PROGRAMMING 5 PROGRAMMING 5 1 GENERAL PROGRAMMING INSTRUCTIONS GsmAlarm 220 parameters can be divided into two groups First group user phone numbers which are stored in SIM card memory User phone numbers can be programmed by using standard mobile phone of any type see chapter 5 2 1 or remotely sending SMS message with the phone numbers of users to GsmAlarm 220 see chapter 5 2 2 Second group parameters defining system operating algorithms names of protected zones and programmable outputs These parameters are stored in the memory block of GsmAlarm 220 device The parameters of the system can be programmed by sending SMS message see chapter 5 3 or by
66. s after sending to GsmAlarm 220 following message AJAJAJAJAJAJATAT RIP ARIA M GsmAlarm 220 Software ver 4 03 ag Je PROGRAMMING GsmAlarm 220 sends SMS message with available names of the partitions AAAAAAAA R1 PARTITION R2 PARTITION2 After correction of the names SMS message is sent back to GsmAlarm 220 Maximum number of the name s characters is 11 5 3 4 SETTING SYSTEM CLOCK System s clock should be set only if timer function is used Setting system clock can be set by sending SMS message AJAJAJAJAJAJATAT TIS II NIC R Command TSINCH synchronizes system date and time with GSM network time In order to set system clock time eg 12 45 2011 January 3 the following SMS must be sent to GsmAlarm 220 AJAJAJAJAIJAJAIAT S C L OICIK 1 2 4 5 111 1011 0 3 AAAAAAAA password SCLOCK time set instruction 12 45 time 12 45 11 01 03 date Check up of programmed system time can be performed by sending the following SMS to GsmAlarm 220 AJAJAJAJAIAJAIAT IS C L O C K GsmAlarm 220 sends back SMS with programmed system time to the specific user 5 3 5 PROGRAMMING 24 HOUR TIMER Timer function can activate or deactivate t
67. s can generate audible alarms sirens or bells or silent alarms and can communicate specific messages to your monitoring station Pressed keys Panic alarm type 1 3 Silent alarm Message to alarm monitoring station is sent 4 6 Panic alarm Siren is on message to alarm monitoring station is sent 7 9 Fire alarm Siren is operating with interruptions message to alarm monitoring station is sent Panic alarm messages are sent to alarm monitoring station only if data transfer to monitoring station option is activated System doesn t call and doesn t send SMS messages to users 8 6 CONTROL OF SEPARATE PARTITIONS If the system is divided into two partitions partition control depends on user code assignment see Ch 5 6 2 If the user code is assigned to a single partition the partition is activated or deactivated by entering the code If the user code is assigned to both partitions the partition number must be entered within 5 seconds by pressing 1 or 2 If no partition number is entered within 5 seconds both partitions are activated or deactivated together 8 7 PROGRAMMABLE OUTPUTS CONTROL The programmable output PGM terminal on the GsmAlarm 220 can be made to activate by a command from the keypad This output can be used for operating other devices such as garage door opener special lighting or door strikes In order to activate programmable output press the ARM key and enter an ou
68. sessesttsesestsesesseseseesrsrt 35 6 Resetting system settings to factory defaults ccccceeceecesceseeseeecneceeceeeeaeeseeseeeeeeeeeneeaes 36 6 1 Manufacturer Programmed Parameters ceccecceseeseeseeeeceeceeeeseesecsececeeeeaeeaeeaecaeeeeeeeeaeeneees 36 7 Data Transfer to Alarm Monitoring Station 38 7 1 Programming Telephone Numbers of the Alarm Monitoring Station 2 38 7 2 Programming CONTACT ID User Account Number cccceccesceseeseeeeeeeeeseeseeaeeeeeneeeeeeneens 38 7 3 Modes of Data Transfer to the Alarm Monitoring Station cccesesceeeereeteeseeteeseenreneeeneene 39 TA CONTACT ID Protocol Codes iscisssstesssevxsestazitsnaguess sisson vet dareeasierieadsnenbauoeaniaeaies 40 8 System Control Using Keypad cccccccceesessessesesseseeseseeseeecsesceseeseaeseeseeeeaeeeeseeaeeesesseeeeaees 41 8 1 Keypad Keys And LED Indicators FUnction ccscessseeceeseeseeeeeeceeceeeeseeaeceeeseeeeaeeseeaeens 41 8 1 1 Key Extended indication mode cecescessesseecceseeeeeeneeeeceseesecaeeaeeeeeeeeeeeeaeeaees 41 8 1 2 TBL Key Trouble Display sts 8 1 3 MEM Key Alarm Memory Display ccccscesceesseeeeeseeeeceeeeseeseeseeseeeseeeeaeeaeeaeenees 41 8 1 4 BYP Key Bypass Programming csesceseeseeeeeeseeseeseeseeeeeeeeseeseeseceseeeeaeeaeeaeeaeentes 42 8 1 5 CLEAR Key cece 8 1 6 ENTER Key i poaa A E TE TEO EEE TEATE E TS GsmAlarm
69. sn t get information about O O Data transfer to alarm monitoring station is protected object off Data about violation of protected zone main power supply fault malfunction of the Users are informed about all events 1 1 backup battery about malfunction of the with SMS messages fire zone is transferred Periodical test signal can be sent All above mention data is transferred plus 2 2 information about arming and disarming In order that GrmAlarm 220 would send test message to the alarm monitoring station once per day it is necessary to set system clock see Ch 5 3 4 and program 24 hour timer see Ch 5 3 5 If data transfer mode is on Y value is above zero all calls are addressed to security service station only i e GsmAlarm 220 users ALRNR1 ALRNRS don t get calls without reference to programmed M parameter value see Ch 5 3 1 12 In this case short call function is on only GsmAlarm 220 responds to user call with short call and can inform user about activation and deactivation of protection mode with short call If H value is HO1 or H02 object is protected by security service only i e users ALRNR1 ALRNRS5 will not get information about trespass disconnection of the main power supply activation and deactivation of the protection mode User can receive information about the object only after sending appropriate SMS message or after calling to GsmAlarm 220 number and entering appropriat
70. state e g ALARM when zone is open or OK when zone is closed following message is sent to GsmAlarm 220 AJAJAJAJAJAJATA Z O P T XT AJL ATRIM Z C L T X T JOIK ZOPTXT and ZCLTXT programming commands ALARM OK words informing about state of the zone 5 5 PROGRAMMING SMS PASSWORD In order to change manufacturer programmed SMS password send GsmAlarm 220 the following message AJAJAJAJAJATATAT PATS W A B C Dle Ff g AAAAAAAA old SMS password PASSW password changing instruction ABCDefgh new SMS password Password must be 3 8 characters long Note No characters spaces can be used before password space must follow the password If programming instruction is executed successfully user gets a confirming SMS message with the new SMS password GsmAlarm 220 Software ver 4 03 25 PROGRAMMING 5 6 PROGRAMMING THE SYSTEM USING PARADOX KEYPAD All system parameters except for user phone numbers and names of zones and outputs are programmable using keypad User numbers are programmed only by sending SMS message or by method described in Ch 5 2 1 names SMS message only To program system parameters e Press the ENTER key e Enter your system installer code default code is 0000 The Lights ARM and STA
71. stem can be configured to arm and disarm by short free call see chapter 5 3 2 3 In order to to arm the system user calls GsmAlarm 220 number and hearing the first signal cancels the call In this case there is no exit delay the alarm system is activated immediately After the armed mode is on user receives a short confirmation call or SMS Don t cancel the confirmation call because it is cancelled automatically You can disarm the system by calling GsmAlarm 220 number and waiting for the system cancels the call 3 4 call signals The alarm system also can be armed or disarmed by SMS message In the beginning of the message 8 digit password is entered and further command is written For example AJAJAJAJAJAJATA 0 1 or if SMS password is deactivated In the absence of confirmation check if all zones are closed and SIM account is not depleted Important System control by short calls is only possible when parameter F see Ch 5 3 2 3 is properly configured The first digit of parameter F must be 4 or 5 GsmAlarm 220 Software ver 4 03 SYSTEM CONTROL 10 SYSTEM OPERATION IN ALARM STATE In the case of trespass of the protected area GsmAlarm 220 depending on the programmed system operation algorithm switches the siren on calls and sends SMS messages to five users ALRNR1 ALRNRS If system programmed to call and to send SMS messages at the end of the call cycle no user
72. t the system after the wiring diagram presented in Chapter 4 2 2 The message AAAAAAAA CPARAM is sent to GsmAlarm 220 to instruct the device to operate in the gate control mode see Ch 5 3 2 When output C1 see Ch 4 2 2 is used for control of the gate output parameter MO1 in the message received from the device is changed for example to MOS and send the message back with the modified values When another output is used for gate control the device is programmed in the same fashion Operation output mode is described in Chapter 5 3 2 1 M05 or M04 Output response time is determined by the value of parameter T Afterwards send the message AAAAAAAA ZPARAM to the device see Ch 5 3 1 Change the values of parameters M and A of all zones to 00 and send the message back with the modified values Setup of user telephone numbers is described in Ch 5 2 2 ADDNR Important Two identical telephone numbers cannot be programmed under different names Use command NRLIST to review the numbers see Ch 12 5 3 2 2 PARAMETER E THE WAY USER IS INFORMED USER ABOUT ARMING DISARMING Addr 273 Arm Notification EXY Disarm Notification All functions below are All functions below are deactivated deactivated User is informed by SMS 1 1 User is informed by SMS User is informed with a short call 2 2 User is informed with a short call User is informed with a short call 3 3 User is informed with a short and SMS message call and S
73. tem should be assembled in metal housing 7TRP20 as recommended ie GNDIM ZB 112211210 19 15 O MAH ELLO G Q a Antenna addapter mm IMD DOOOOOOOOOOOOOO MMCX SMA SM CARD GSM module Antenna connector COOODDOOOODOOOOO 22 13 Z4 15 16 27GND GR YL AUX BAT GND ac ie ec Plate fixture holes 4x35 mm Qo AC 230V AC 18V POWER SUPPLY TRANSFORMER BACKUP TRP 20 01 BATTERY AC 12V 1 2Ah CT1 2 12 Tolsa LSTEN 60950 Recommended layout of system elements in 7 TRP20 type housing Use double isolated cable 3x0 75 mm for 230V power supply Circuit breaker or other surge protection device should be installed in the 230V power line Antenna is fixed on the top of outer side of metal housing GsmAlarm 220 Software ver 4 03 ey INSTALLATION It is recommended to use standard motion e g SRP 300 and fire e g EA318 4 sensors in alarm system Use standard 6 8 wired single core cable designed for installation of security systems Siren DC12V 500mA e g Odyssey 1E is recommended for sound alarm use double isolated cable 2x0 75 mm to connect it to the system Backup battery must be PB acid e g CT1 2 12 It is recommended to install remote control relays into sockets e g F95913 which can be easily fixed to metal housing Operating current of relay coil cannot exceed 150mA max e g F4031 12 Relays are
74. tput 10 Deactivates C1 output 22 Activates C2 output 20 Deactivates C2 output 33 Activates C3 output 30 Deactivates C3 output 44 Activates C4 output 40 Deactivates C4 output 55 Activates BELL output 50 Deactivates BELL output 77 Requests to send SMS about state of the system outputs 80 Disarms the first partition 8 amp 1 Arms the first partition STAY mode 82 Arms the first partition SLEEP mode 83 Arms the first partition STAY mode 88 Requests to send SMS with information about GSM signal strength and power supply voltage 90 Disarms the second partition 9 Arms the second partition STAY mode 92 Arms the second partition SLEEP mode 93 Arms the second partition 98 Requests to send SMS with temperature values only 99 Requests to send SMS about state of the system and protected zones O1 32 Temporary disconnects of the zone turning on BYPASS mode OO Turns off BYPASS mode of the all zones 79 Requests to send SMS message with SMS password SMS and DTMF control instructions It is possible temporarily to turn off chosen zone by commands 0 32 for example in the case of sensor fault if system is constantly sending wrong alarm messages In order to turn off zone Z1 GsmAlarm 220 Software ver 4 03 AT SYSTEM CONTROL code OJ is entered In order to turn off zone Z12 code 2 is entered Command 00 turns off BYPASS mode for the all zones Further
75. tput control code If you want to deactivate the output press the OFF key and enter an output control code Programming of output control codes is described in chapters 5 6 1 and 5 6 2 Outputs can also be controlled by simultaneously pressing two respective buttons se Ch 5 3 2 1 GsmAlarm 220 Software ver 4 03 SYSTEM CONTROL 9 REMOTE ARMING amp DISARMING The system can be armed or disarmed remotely through a call or SMS message In order to arm or disarm the system through a call Call GsmAlarm 220 number Wait until system answers Enter 2 digit code using your phone keypad Press the key to activate the code You can use the following codes to arm or disarm your system 01 arms the whole system 00 disarms the whole system 83 arms the first partition 93 arms the second partition 82 arms the first partition STAY mode 92 arms the second partition STAY mode 81 arms the first partition SLEEP mode 91 arms the second partition SLEEP mode 80 disarms the first partition 90 disarms the first partition When the code is entered call is automatically ended Depending on system settings user receives confirmation call or and SMS message For example SYSTEM ARMED STAY MODE If system is divided into two partitions names of protected objects partitions can be seen in the SMS message OBJ ECT 1 ARMED SLEEP MODE OBJ ECT 2 DISARMED Sy
76. truction output is activated it deactivates automatically after expiration of the programmed time M02 LED mode Output is in operating together with MODE indicator M03 Output is activated when system is armed Open contact when system is disarmed M04 Control by short call without number recognition function Output is activated with a call from any number If zero operating time is programmed T00 output state changes after a call and remains unchanged till the next short call If not zero operating time is programmed after receiving short call instruction output is activated it deactivates automatically after expiration of the programmed period M05 Control by short call with number recognition function gate control mode This mode operates analogue to M04 thus it is activated only if short call number coincides with programmed numbers M06 Siren mode M07 Siren mode with audible confirmation After arming one short audible beep is heard After disarming two short audible beeps are heard M11 M42 Output is activated it the respectively zone is triggered M11 output state depends on the state of zone Z1 M42 output state depends on the state of zone Z32 M51 The output is activated by simultaneously pressing and holding ENTER and CLEAR keys for 3 sec This mode is recommended for switching of power supply voltage of fire sensors Conditions of mode M01 M00 also persist M52 The output is
77. ufacturer programmed value 12 GsmAlarm 220 Software ver 4 03 32 PROGRAMMING 5 6 15 PARAMETER P DIVIDING OF A SYSTEM INTO PARTITIONS 24 HOUR TAMPER SUPERVISION The parameter is comprehensively described in Ch 5 3 2 6 Address Parameter 236 System parameter P Manufacturer programmed value 00 5 6 16 ACCESS CODE LENGTH 4 OR 6 DIGITS Address Parameter value Explanation 234 04 Four digit user access code 234 06 Six digit user access code Manufacturer programmed value 04 5 6 17 EXIT DELAY AUDIBLE INDICATION When a close code is entered delay time count can be indicated by short keypad beeps repeating each second Address Parameter value Explanation 235 00 Audible indication OFF 235 01 Audible indication ON Manufacturer programmed value 01 5 6 18 ASSIGNING KEYPAD ZONES Paradox keypads have zone inputs to which devices such as door contacts can be connected see Ch 4 2 1 for wiring information Once the keypad zones are installed assign the zone number to keypad zone For rational use of inputs Z1 Z14 it is recommend to assign the keypad zone to additional zone Z15 Z32 An additional zone must operate in one of these modes NO ALY NC A2Y or EOL A3Y In EOL mode a load resistor must be used If a keypad zone is assigned to one of zones Z01 Z14 this input status will be ignored system reacts only to keypad zone changes
78. ure Possible temperature values 0 99 C Address Parameter Address Parameter 101 Zone Z1 T parameter 117 Zone Z17 T parameter 102 Zone Z2 T parameter 118 Zone Z18 T parameter 103 Zone Z3 T parameter 119 Zone Z19 T parameter 104 Zone Z4 T parameter 120 Zone Z20 T parameter 105 Zone Z5 T parameter 121 Zone Z21 T parameter 106 Zone Z6 T parameter 122 Zone Z22 T parameter 107 Zone Z7 T parameter 123 Zone Z23 T parameter 108 Zone Z8 T parameter 124 Zone Z24 T parameter 109 Zone Z9 T parameter 125 Zone Z25 T parameter 110 Zone Z10 T parameter 126 Zone Z26 T parameter 111 Zone Z11 T parameter 127 Zone Z27 T parameter 112 Zone Z12 T parameter 128 Zone Z28 T parameter 113 Zone Z13_ T parameter 129 Zone Z29 T parameter 114 Zone Z14 T parameter 130 Zone Z30 T parameter 115 Zone Z15 T parameter 131 Zone Z31 T parameter 116 Zone Z16 T parameter 132 Zone Z32 T parameter Manufacturer programmed time for zone Z1 20 seconds zones Z2 Z32 00 seconds 5 6 5 PARAMETER A INPUT TRIGGERING CONDITIONS Parameter A defines system s input operating modes and is described in detail in chapter 5 3 1 1 Address
79. violated zone It is recommended to apply this mode to motion sensor zone if sensor is installed before the entry doors to the room 2 System is responding both to zone activation and recovering in dual activation mode After activation of the zone system is responding in the same way as in mode 0 and 1 After zone GsmAlarm 220 Software ver 4 03 PROGRAMMING recovery when contacts comes back to the initial state system doesn t call and doesn t turn on the siren Users receive only SMS message if SMS message sending is activated see chapter 5 3 1 2 5 3 1 2 PARAMETER M SYSTEM STATE AFTER INPUT TRIGGERING Addr 241 272 System state after input Mxy Users getting information about triggering zone violation All functions described below All ALRNR1 ALRNRS are deactivated Siren is operating 1 1 Only user ALRNR1 Calling 2 2 Only user ALRNR2 Siren is operating and calling 3 3 Only user ALRNR3 Sending SMS message 4 4 Only user ALRNR4 Siren is operating and sending 5 5 Only user ALRNRS SMS message Calling and sending SMS 6 6 Users ALRNR1 and ALRNR2 message Siren is operating calling and 7 7 Users ALRNR1 ALRNR2 and sending SMS message ALRNR3 8 8 Users ALRNR1 ALRNR2 ALRNR3 and ALRNR4 9 9 All ALRNR1 ALRNRS but not alarm monitoring station Important security monitoring station is informed when mode of data transfer to station is turned
80. with newly programmed number In this case the confirmation message will be USR1 3701234567891 USR2 3701234567892 USR3 3701234567893 USR1 name assigned to the new number In order to delete the extra user number send to GsmAlarm 220 the following message AJAJAJAJAJAJATAT DIEILINIRI 3 7 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1 D 3 7 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 2 DIE LINIR 13 7 0 1 2 3 14151617 8 9 3 res pr Z Ww Specified numbers will be deleted and user receives the confirming SMS DELET 3701234567891 DELET 3701234567892 DELET 3701234567893 Up to 8 user numbers might be deleted with one SMS message In order to receive SMS message indicating all programmed numbers following message must be sent to GsmAlarm 220 AJAJAJAJAJAJATAT NIRILIT S T User receives one or more SMS messages with all programmed numbers listed Note Up to 8 user numbers can be sent in one SMS message If 250 numbers are programmed GsmAlarm 220 will send 32 SMS messages GsmAlarm 220 Software ver 4 03 15 PROGRAMMING 5 3 PROGRAMMING SYSTEM PARAMETERS WITH SMS All GsmAlarm 220 input and output operating modes delay times and names can be programmed with the help of SMS First of all it is recommended to receive SMS with programmed parameters and then to send the same SM

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