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1. mobeye Installation manual Mobeye Power Failure Detector MS100 SW version 3 n Table of contents General description Standard behaviour Getting started Place a SIM card Place batteries and connect to the power Program the alarm telephone number s Security code Program the alarm telephone numbers Delete alarm telephone numbers Arming and disarming the system Extended Configuration Security code Connecting additional input and outputs Connecting the inputs Connecting the outputs General settings Change the security code Phone numbers for alarm messages Identification text Power failure delay time Input type Inactive time Input delay time Pulse time output Test SMS text message Programming general settings via the keypad Reset of system by keypad Programming general settings by SMS commands Program by sending SMS commands List of programmed settings Action rules Delete action rules Reset of system Remote control via incoming call or SMS message Authorising telephone numbers Authorising numbers via the keypad Authorising numbers via SMS commands Setting the action rule for an Incoming call SMS commands for remote control Reporting tools settings and status Status request List of settings Call list Action rules Authorised telephone numbers Technical messages OWMOWDAWONNNNNNDDDOO AGAAIAIKRKA BR WO Mobeye Power Failure Detector MS100 Attention Very important2. This user manual contains important guidelines for the installation and usage of the Mobeye device as described in this manual Please read these thoroughly before you start using the Mobeye device In case of damage caused by disregarding the guidelines the warranty expires The user must regularly check the proper functioning of the device The manufacturer cannot be held liable for any damage caused by any incorrect use or incorrect functioning of the Mobeye device Safety guidelines The permitted ambient temperature during operation may not be exceeded not lower than 10 C and not higher than 55 C The device is intended for use in dry and clean places Protect the device from moisture heat and water splashing The guidelines for the battery usage must be regarded Do not expose the device to strong vibrations Do not let it fall from height Do not use in an environment where any inflammable gases vapours or dust are present or could be present Reparation of the device may only be carried out by people trained for Mobeye repair Incase the device must be repaired only original replacement components may be used The use of different parts may lead to damage of the Mobeye device Use in accordance with the regulation The use of this device in accordance with the regulation is initiating SMS messages and telephone calls and or switching outputs in case power failure or after triggering one of the inputs
3. Other usages are not permitted Battery recycling CR123 batteries as used in the Mobeye Mobiles Sensors are classified as non hazardous waste and can be recycled Please take empty batteries to a nearest collection point Page 2 Mobeye Power Failure Detector MS100 1 GENERAL DESCRIPTION The Mobeye MS100 is GSM module with back up batteries used to send out an alarm after a power failure or after a triggered input The MS100 is able to switch devices via its outputs relays 1 1 STANDARD BEHAVIOUR The Mobeye MS100 is pre programmed with settings that provide a standard behaviour This behaviour can be changed by the user following the instructions in chapter 3 The factory settings of the Mobeye MS100 cause following reactions Incase of a power failure the Mobeye MS100 will instantly send out an alarm SMS message to the phone numbers as programmed by the user and call them consequently In case of power restoration the Mobeye MS100 will instantly send an SMS message to the phone numbers as programmed by the user Incase the back up batteries need to be replaced the Mobeye MS100 will instantly send out a battery low SMS text message to the administrator first telephone number Page 3 Mobeye Power Failure Detector MS100 2 GETTING STARTED To get started with the Mobeye MS100 at least the following steps need to be taken Please take in consideration the sequence 1 Place a SIM card with PIN co
4. 11 Mobeye Power Failure Detector MS100 Examples 1234 IN1 010N space before IN1 E Switch output 1 after a triggered input1 sam Switch output 2 call and send SMS text Pump failure after a triggered input2 1234 IN2 O20ON CALL SEND Pump failure List of programmed action rules A list of programmed action rules can be requested by sending following SMS to the unit CODE ARLREPORT To receive an SMS list with all programmed action rules 3 6 1 Delete action rules To delete action rules send the following SMS to the unit CODE DELARL lt indexnumber gt To delete a programmed action list The index number is the sequence number of the action rule as displayed in the ARLREPORT Remark a rule will keep its index number even if a rule with a previous number is deleted This will result in gap in the index list If a new Action Rule is added this rule will get the index number of the first empty position 3 7 RESET OF SYSTEM To reset the Mobeye MS100 to its factory settings follow following steps Remove the batteries and external power Press the program button while replacing the batteries Keep the program button pressed during 15 seconds until first a short melody and next 3 short beeps are heard Release the program button Restore the external power Alternatively use the keypad e Enter the lt CODE gt Press Menu the LED will turn green e Enter 99 Enter OK After a su
5. 2A 30V per output The outputs can be switched by SMS commands incoming phone calls or via an action like a triggered input In next chapters this is described Page 6 Mobeye Power Failure Detector MS100 3 3 GENERAL SETTINGS The general settings describe the generic behaviour of the Mobeye MS100 To program the settings by SMS commands the module needs to be powered by the mains adapter or any other 9 24VDC power supply The GSM modules must have network connection All settings are stored and will be kept in the unit even in case the power is off and the batteries are removed 3 3 1 Change the security code The security code can be changed to any four digit code In case the code is unknown the unit can be reset The code will be the factory default the last four digits of the IMEI number SMS command change security code CODE INSTCODE lt new code gt Example 1234 INSTCODE 8756 3 3 2 Phone numbers for alarm messages The Mobeye MS100 is able to send alarm messages up to 5 phone numbers The first programmed telephone number is the administrator Only the administrator will get all system messages like battery low The alarm messages will be send to all programmed phone numbers including the administrator If international phone numbers are entered via the keypad please use 00 instead of so enter 0031612345678 to set the phone number 31612345678 SMS command 1 tel number CODE TEL1 lt
6. The same trigger could also switch an output for example to switch a device gt amp en The trigger related actions are called an action rule Each action rule may contain 3 actions A maximum of 10 action rules can be programmed Triggers As trigger the following events can be used Trigger Command Input 1 triggered IN1 Input 2 triggered IN2 Input 1 restored IN1RESET Input 2 restored IN2RESET Power failure POWERFAIL Power restore POWERRESET Actions Each trigger can initiate a maximum of 3 actions out of the following list Action Command Remark Switch Output 1 O1ON O10FF Switch Output 2 OZON 020FF Send SMS SEND lt text gt Max length of 20 characters An alarm SMS contains the identification text and the text as defined here Call CALL The unit calls the set alarm numbers The receiver will hear a 2 tone signal Programming action rules is done by following SMS command CODE lt trigger gt lt action1 gt lt action2 gt lt action3 gt Do not forget the space between CODE and lt trigger gt The order of commands does not matter Each action rule needs to be programmed by one SMS message The Mobeye MS100 will play a short melody to indicate a successful configuration In case of a wrong command a long beep will sound The action rules are saved in a so called Action Rules List ARL Page
7. are entered via the keypad please use 00 instead of 0031612345678 to set the phone number 31612345678 It is also possible to program the telephone numbers by SMS commands please refer to chapter 3 2 3 3 Delete alarm telephone numbers To delete a telephone number Enter the CODE Press Menu the green LED on the display will turn on Enter 101 to delete the first phone number Press OK Enter 0 Press OK The numbers 2 5 can be deleted in the same way 102 105 2 4 ARMING AND DISARMING THE SYSTEM To get alarm messages from the Mobeye GSM sensor the unit needs to be armed To arm the Mobeye GSM sensor Enter the CODE Press OK A success melody followed by 4 short beeps will be heard and the green LED will flash When the Mobeye MS100 is armed the green indicator light will flash shortly every 4 seconds To disarm the Mobeye GSM sensor Enter the CODE Press OK A short melody will be heard At the same time the red LED will flash once Page 5 Mobeye Power Failure Detector MS100 3 EXTENDED CONFIGURATION In this chapter more extended configuration is explained The Mobeye MS100 is an event driven module Certain triggers can lead to actions For instance in case of an alarm the Mobeye MS100 could send an SMS text message phone the programmed numbers and switch an output These actions shall be programmed in so called action rules please refer
8. it will 12V gt Vett Status LED GSM Status LED 2 3 PROGRAM THE ALARM TELEPHONE NUMBER S The Mobeye MS100 can send messages up to 5 telephone numbers These numbers can be programmed into the Mobeye MS100 using the keypad or via SMS text messages Before explaining how to enter the telephone numbers the security code is explained Page 4 Mobeye Power Failure Detector MS100 2 3 1 Security code For all programming actions the security code of the Mobeye MS100 is used The initial security code is equal to the last four digits of the IMEI number This number is located in the module in the place as shown in the picture This code is further referred to as CODE IMEI 2 3 2 Program the alarm telephone numbers Programming of the first number the administrators telephone number is done in following way Enter the CODE Press Menu the green LED on the display will turn on Enter 101 to enter the first phone number Press OK Enter the phone number 9 Press OK A short melody will sound to indicate a successful configuration As confirmation an SMS message is sent to this first administrator number Additional alarm telephone numbers can be programmed at the positions 102 105 The telephone number programmed as 101 TEL1 is the administrators number To this number not only alarm messages are sent but also technical messages like battery low NOTE If international phone numbers
9. sent to the new administrator 3 4 1 Reset of system by keypad The Mobeye MS100 can be reset in order to get back to the factory settings Enter 99 Enter OK Enter the CODE Press Menu the LED will turn green After a successful rest the red LED will flash to indicate that the module is not configured The security code is reset to factory settings as well Page 9 Mobeye Power Failure Detector MS100 3 5 PROGRAMMING GENERAL SETTINGS BY SMS COMMANDS Setting SMS Command Range Default value Change security code INSTCODE lt newcode gt 0000 9999 Last 4 digits IMEI no Set telephone number for TEL1 lt tel number gt Empty alarm messages aaa TEL5 lt tel number gt Delete telephone number DEL1 DEL5 Identification text NAME lt text gt Mobeye Input type TYPEIN1 lt type gt NO NC NO TYPEIN2 lt type gt Time before input is re INACTIVEIN1 lt min gt 0 60 0 activated after an alarm INACTIVEIN2 lt min gt Delay on input DELAY1 lt sec gt 0 60 sec 1 DELAY2 lt sec gt Pulse time of output TO1 lt sec gt 1 999 1 or TO2 lt sec gt Set test SMS interval TEST lt days gt 0 30 0 Delay on power failure DELAYPOW lt min gt 00 60 00 3 5 1 Program by sending SMS commands Settings are programmed by sending SMS commands to the unit Make sure the Mobeye MS100 is powered and the connection with the GSM network is established Send following SMS co
10. telephone number gt SMS command 2 tel number CODE TEL2 lt telephone number gt Similar for TEL3 TEL5 Example 1234 TEL1 0612345678 3 3 3 Identification text It is possible to add a standard identification text name to every message sent out by the Mobeye MS100 The alarm messages will be a combination of the name and the alarm message The Name has a length of max 20 characters and shall not contain any spaces SMS command Identification text CODE NAME free text gt 3 3 4 Power failure delay time The power failure delay time defines the time that the power fails before an alarm is initiated If the power is restored within the delay time no alarm is sent The time can be set between 0 and 999 minutes As default the delay time is set to 0 SMS command power failure delay time CODE DELAYPOW xxx 3 3 5 Input type The input type defines the character of the input IN1 and IN2 This can be Normally Open NO or Normally Closed NC In case the input is set to NO the alarm will be triggered as soon as the terminals of the input are connected If the input is set to NC the alarm will be triggered in case the connection between the input terminals is broken In the factory settings the input types are set to NO SMS command input type input 1 CODE TYPEIN1 xx SMS command input type input 2 CODE TYPEIN2 xx Page 7 Mobeye Power Failure Detector MS100 3 3 6 Inactive time The inactive time def
11. ccessful reset the red LED will flash to indicate that the module is not configured The security code is reset to factory settings as well Page 12 Mobeye Power Failure Detector MS100 4 REMOTE CONTROL VIA INCOMING CALL OR SMS MESSAGE The outputs of the Mobeye MS100 module can be switched remotely via incoming call or SMS command First the authorised numbers need to be entered in the system Only calls or SMS messages from authorised numbers will lead to an action In case of an SMS commands to switch the output no action rule need to be entered In case of an incoming call leading to an action the action needs to be defined first NOTE in the sender s telephone the number recognition needs to be switched on SMS Authorised e Numbers p MA CALL y om gt Switch output s S 4 1 AUTHORISING TELEPHONE NUMBERS The authorised numbers can be set in the module via keypad or via an SMS command 4 1 1 Authorising numbers via the keypad To add a number e Enter the CODE e Press Menu the keypad LED turns green e Enter the menu number e Press OK 2 e Enter the telephone number that needs to be authorised e Press OK Settings Menu nr Possible value Authorised telephone number 1 1001 Tel numbers 0 means empty Authorised telephone number 2 10 1002 1010 Tel numbers 0 means empty If international phone numbers are entered via the keypad please use 00 instea
12. d of 0031612345678 to set the phone number 31612345678 4 1 2 Authorising numbers via SMS commands Settings SMS Command Remark Authorised numbers for ADDTELA lt tel gt Max 10 number s can be authorised remote control for switching the relays NOTE the number must be exactly like equal number sent Most local numbers are sent in the international format e g 31611223344 or 0031611223344 Delete authorised DELA Choose the index number of the numbers lt indexnumber gt number to be deleted The index numbers are displayed in the list which can be requested by SMS command ACLREPORT To program authorised numbers is done by following SMS command CODE ADDTELA lt tel gt Do not forget the space between CODE and ADDTELA A maximum of 10 numbers can be programmed Page 13 Mobeye Power Failure Detector MS100 Per number a separate SMS message needs to be sent The new number will be entered at the first empty position The number must be exactly like equal number sent Most local numbers are sent in the international format e g 31611223344 or 0031611223344 The Mobeye MS100 will play a short melody to indicate a successful configuration In case of a wrong command a long beep will sound List of authorised numbers For receiving the list of authorised numbers send following SMS command CODE ACLREPORT To receive an SMS message with the list of authorised telephone numbe
13. de 0000 or without PIN code 2 Place batteries and connect to the power 3 Program the alarm numbers 4 Arm the system These steps are further explained in this chapter After these steps the module will be operational using the standard behaviour as described in 1 1 In chapter 3 the more extended configuration is explained 2 1 PLACE A SIM CARD Insert a SIM card into the GSM module Push the black cover slightly outward to open the holder Before installing the SIM card should have PIN code 0000 or be free of a PIN code A PIN code can be changed or removed by putting the SIM card in a mobile phone and change or remove the PIN in the security menu NB make sure the SIM card is inserted before the batteries are placed In case of a SIM card change first remove the batteries 2 2 PLACE BATTERIES AND CONNECT TO THE POWER 1 Place the four batteries CR123 Without the batteries the system cannot start up 2 Connect the external power adapter to the connector The black white wire 12V to Vext The black wire ground to Vext 3 Plug the adapter into the mains The keypad LED will flash red to indicate that the module is not configured At least one telephone number should be programmed as described in next step Inside the module LEDs on the PCB also indicate the status As long as the connection with the GSM network has not been made the GSM status LED will blink rapidly Once this connection is made
14. ines the time that the input l1 and I2 are inactive after a trigger The time can be set between 0 and 60 minutes If this time is set to 0 the input will be active again as soon as the input returned to its non alarm status If the time is set to e g 30 minutes the input will remain inactive for the next 30 minutes If after 30 minutes the input is still or again in an alarm status the alarm message will be sent again the action rule will be executed again In the factory settings the inactive time is set to 0 SMS command inactive time input 1 CODE INAGTIVEIN1 xx SMS command inactive time input 2 CODE INACTIVEIN2 xx 3 3 7 Input delay time The input delay time defines the time that the input shall be triggered before an alarm is initiated If the input 11 or 12 returns to the non alarm status within the delay time no alarm will be sent The time can be set between 0 and 60 seconds In the factory settings the input delay time is set to 1 second SMS command alarm delay input 1 CODE DELAY1 xxx SMS command alarm delay input 2 CODE DELAY2 xxx 3 3 8 Pulse time output If an output is used the time this output is activated can be set between 1 and 999 sec If the setting is set to 0 the output does not return to its previous state automatically In this case it can be switched back by a new action rule In the factory settings the pulse time is set to 1 second SMS command pulse time output 1 CODE TO1 xxx SMS com
15. mand pulse time output 2 CODE TO2 xxx 3 3 9 Test SMS text message If desired the Mobeye MS100 can send a regular test message keep alive to the administrator first telephone number By receiving this message the administrator is ensured of a proper functioning of the Mobeye MS100 This function is only active in case the unit is armed The interval between the test messages can be set between 0 days no test message and 30 days In the factory settings the test interval is set to 0 no test message SMS command interval test message CODE TEST xx Page 8 Mobeye Power Failure Detector MS100 3 4 PROGRAMMING GENERAL SETTINGS VIA THE KEYPAD Several configuration settings can be programmed via the keypad Additional settings need to be done via SMS commands In order to change a setting Enter the CODE Press OK Press OK Enter the new settings Press Menu the keypad LED turns green Enter the menu number Following settings can be entered via the keypad Please refer to chapter 3 for the explanation of the settings Settings Menu nr Possible value Security code 00 4 digit number Telephone number 1 101 Tel numbers 0 means empty Telephone number 2 102 Telephone number 3 103 Telephone number 4 104 Telephone number 5 105 Note after changing the telephone number 1 administrators number a confirmation SMS message will be
16. messages are Message Reason Battery low Batteries almost empty All supplies fail Power failure and low batteries Power supply failure Power failure In case you need any additional information please contact info mobeye eu Page 16 Mobeye Power Failure Detector MS100 Technical specifications GSM Quad band EGSM 900 1800 850 1900MHz Antenna connector 50 Ohm MMCX coaxial female RF connector Power connection 9 24 VDC min 500 mA Power consumption ca 50 mA average max ca 500 mA Battery life in normal mode gt 2 years dependent on use Dimensions 80 x 127 x 25 mm Output 2x relays 2A 30V Messages User defined alarm messages Power failure low battery test message Ambient temperature GSM unit 10 until 50 C This manual is published by Mobeye All rights the translation included are reserved Any reproduction either photocopy microfilm or saved in an automated data dictionary only after written approval of the Publisher Reprinting even in summary is prohibited This user manual meets the technical requirements at the moment of printing Changes in technology and equipment are reserved Copyright 2013 by Mobeye version MS100130503 C Page 17
17. mmands in following format CODE lt command1 gt lt command2 gt lt command3 gt Do not forget the space character between CODE and lt commands gt and between each lt command gt The order of commands doesn t matter Several commands can be combined in one SMS message Do not exceed the length of one SMS message 160 characters The Mobeye MS100 will play a short melody to indicate a successful configuration In case of a wrong command a long beep will sound Examples Set phone number 1 and identification text amp 1234 TEL1 0612345678 NAME Powerunit1 space before TEL1 and before NAME Delete phone number 1 1234 DEL1 3 5 2 List of programmed settings To get a summary of the programmed settings the Mobeye MS100 can send SMS messages to sender of the request containing the settings as programmed in the unit To get an overview of the settings send the following SMS message to the Mobeye MS100 CODE SET To get an SMS with the programmed general settings CODE CALL To get an SMS with the list of programmed telephone numbers Page 10 Mobeye Power Failure Detector MS100 3 6 ACTION RULES The alarm message and behaviour of the outputs of the Mobeye MS100 can be programmed by action reaction patterns In so called Action Rules the user defines the reaction to a trigger This reaction may consists of several actions For instance triggering an input can lead to an alarm SMS text message to be sent
18. of the request The status message includes e ARMED DISARMED status of the unit e Status of the power e Status of the outputs 5 2 LIST OF SETTINGS The general settings of the Mobeye MS100 can be requested by sending an SMS with the content CODE SET To receive an SMS list with the general settings sent to the originator of the request The message includes all general settings as described in chapter 3 excluding the phone numbers They can be requested separately 5 3 CALL LIST The list of programmed alarm phone numbers of the Mobeye MS100 can be requested by sending an SMS with the content CODE CALL To receive an SMS list with the programmed telephone numbers sent to the originator of the request 5 4 ACTION RULES The list of programmed action rules of the Mobeye MS100 can be requested by sending an SMS with the content CODE ARLREPORT To receive an SMS list with the programmed action rules sent to the originator of the request 5 5 AUTHORISED TELEPHONE NUMBERS The list of programmed authorised telephone numbers for remote control of the outputs can be requested by sending an SMS with the content CODE ACLREPORT To receive an SMS list with the programmed authorised numbers sent to the originator of the request 6 TECHNICAL MESSAGES In case of a technical issue the administrator will get an SMS message There might be a delay of approx 1 minute before a technical message is sent out Possible technical
19. r of commands does not matter Each action rule needs to be programmed by one SMS message The Mobeye MS100 will play a short melody to indicate a successful configuration In case of a wrong command a long beep will sound Examples To set action rule to switch output 1 after incoming call from authorised number 1234 CALL O1ON space before CALL 4 3 SMS COMMANDS FOR REMOTE CONTROL From any authorised telephone an SMS message can be sent to the Mobeye MS100 Using one of the following commands the outputs can be switched In the general settings the behaviour of the output switch pulse switch can be set Action SMS Command Switch on output 1 after sending SMS O10N Switch off output 1 after sending SMS O10FF Switch on output 2 after sending SMS O20N Switch off output 2 after sending SMS O20FF In case the SMS command was accepted a short confirmation tone will sound In case the command was incorrect or the command was sent from an unauthorised telephone number no sound is heard Page 15 Mobeye Power Failure Detector MS100 5 REPORTING TOOLS SETTINGS AND STATUS The programmed settings and status of the GSM detector can be received per SMS message Five different SMS messages can be sent as request 5 1 STATUS REQUEST The status of the Mobeye MS100 can be requested by sending an SMS with the content CODE STATUS To receive the status by SMS message sent to the originator
20. rs Delete a number To delete an authorised number send following SMS command DELA index number gt To delete the index number of the authorised number The index number is listed in ACLREPORT To authorise telephone number 0031 0 6 12345678 1234 ADDTELA 31612345678 space before ADDTELA To delete the authorised telephone number at position 2 1234 DELA 2 space before DELA Page 14 Mobeye Power Failure Detector MS100 4 2 SETTING THE ACTION RULE FOR AN INCOMING CALL The Mobeye MS100 can execute actions after receiving an incoming call No phone charges will be made In case the calling telephone is listed in the authorised number list the unit will recognize the number The module will react to the incoming call according to pre programmed action as set in one of the following action rules By combining an action for output 1 and 2 both outputs can be switched In the general settings the behaviour of the output switch pulse switch can be set Action rule Trigger ACTION Switch on output 1 after incoming call CALL O1ON Switch off output 1 after incoming call CALL O1OFF Switch on output 2 after incoming call CALL O1ON Switch off output 2 after incoming call CALL O1OFF Programming action rules is done similar to other action rules by following SMS command CODE lt trigger gt lt action gt Do not forget the space between CODE and lt trigger gt The orde
21. to 3 6 General settings as explained in 3 3 are to be set to determine the behaviour of the inputs outputs and messages 3 1 SECURITY CODE For all programming actions the security code of the Mobeye MS100 is used The initial security code is equal to the last four digits of the IMEI number This number is located in the module in the place as shown in the picture IMEI The security code is also included in the confirmation SMS as received by the administrator In this manual this code is further referred to as CODE 3 2 CONNECTING ADDITIONAL INPUT AND OUTPUTS The Mobeye MS100 is equipped with two inputs and two outputs The user may use the input as extra trigger and output for connecting devices The behaviour of the in and outputs needs to be programmed in the general settings and in the action rules 3 2 1 Connecting the inputs Connect the 2 wires of an external sensor to one of the inputs input 1 IN1 and IN1 It does not matter which wire is connected to what connector per input In case necessary the wires can be extended up to 5 meters if using appropriate wire material As default the inputs are programmed as NO contact This means the input is triggered in case the input is closed during at least 1 second In case the contact should be NG please refer to chapter 3 3 2 2 Connecting the outputs The Mobeye MS100 has two outputs 01 and O2 These relay outputs can switch external devices The maximum load is
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