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GsmAlarm-500E Software ver. 2.00

GsmAlarm-500E (V2.00)

GSM Alarm and Remote Control System

FEATURES

Comfortable mounting on DIN rail.

6 inputs.

Up to 15 protection zones.

3 programmable low current outputs + 1 high current relay output.

5 users are notified.

20 programmable keypad access codes or iButton keys.

Possibility to transfer data to alarm monitoring station via GPRS channel by SIA DC-09 IP

protocol. AES128 encryption.

Possibility to connect to SmartCloud server. Monitoring and control of the system can be

performed from any computer or smart phone using a standard web browser.

Possibility to send information to alarm monitoring station using the Contact ID protocol

through GSM voice call.

Remote control using mobile phone keypad (through DTMF tones).

GSM JAMMING detection.

24 hours timer.

Two partial protection modes (STAY and SLEEP).

Possibility to divide the system into two independent partitions.

Possibility to connect up to 6 temperature sensors for temperature measurement.

Possibility to connect up to 4 keypads.

Info-carrying SMS showing state of each sensor, power supply voltage, GSM signal

strength.

Programming and firmware upgrade via USB connection.

Remote programming over GPRS.

Integrated quad-band GSM module.

Wide operating temperature range: -35 … +65ºC.

TABLE OF CONTENS

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. General Information.....................................................................................................................1

1.1. Safety Instructions ...................................................................................................................1

1.2. Package Content.......................................................................................................................2

1.3. Introduction..............................................................................................................................3

2. Connectors and LED indicators...................................................................................................4

2.1. Zone Input terminals Z1 to Z6 .................................................................................................4

2.2. Keypad Connection Terminals GR and YL..............................................................................4

2.3. Auxiliary Power Terminal AUX .............................................................................................5

2.4. Programmable Output Terminals C1, C2 and C3.....................................................................5

2.5. BELL/SIREN Connection Terminals K1, K2 ..........................................................................5

2.6. AC Power Terminals................................................................................................................ 5

2.7. BAT Connector........................................................................................................................5

2.8. External Microphone Connector............................................................................................. 5

2.9. RESET Button ......................................................................................................................... 5

3. LED Indicators..............................................................................................................................6

3.1. NETWORK: GSM Module State and Signal Strength indicator..............................................6

3.2. MODE: Alarm System Status Indicator...................................................................................6

4. Installation.....................................................................................................................................7

4.1. General Installation Instructions ..............................................................................................7

4.2. Wiring Diagrams......................................................................................................................9

4.2.1. System with keypad access control...................................................................................9

4.2.2. System with iButton access control................................................................................... 9

4.2.3. Wiring diagram when the device operates in the gate control mode................................10

4.2.4. Ways to connect alarm zones..........................................................................................11

4.3. Connection of Temperature Sensors ......................................................................................12

5. Programming ..............................................................................................................................13

5.1. General Programming Instructions ........................................................................................13

5.2. User and Alarm Monitoring Station numbers ........................................................................13

5.2.1. Programming with Standard Mobile Phone.....................................................................14

5.2.2. Programming with SMS .................................................................................................14

5.3. Programming System Parameters with SMS .........................................................................16

5.3.1. Programming Zones........................................................................................................16

5.3.1.1. Parameter “A”: Input Triggering Conditions............................................................18

5.3.1.2. Parameter “M”: System State after Input Triggering................................................ 19

5.3.1.3. Parameter P: Dividing System into Two Partitions and Partial Arming Modes

STAY and SLEEP. Tamper Recognition.................................................................20

5.3.2. Programming of Output C1-C4 (K1, K2) and Common System Parameters

“E”, “F”, “G”, “H”, “J”, “K”, “L”, “P”, “T” ...............................................................20

5.3.2.1. Output C1-C4 (K1, K2) Operating Mode................................................................. 22

5.3.2.2. Outputs C1-C4 (K1, K2): Inverted Mode and Operating Time Units.......................23

5.3.2.3. Configuration of the Gate Control Mode..................................................................23

5.3.2.4. Parameter “E”: the Way User Is Informed About Arming/Disarming......................24

5.3.2.5. Parameter “F”: System Response to Incoming Calls and Number

of Calls in Alarm State............................................................................................. 24

5.3.2.6. Parameter “G”: SMS Delay Time in Case of Power Supply Failure ........................24

5.3.2.7. Parameter “L”: SMS Structure and SMS Password Functionality............................ 25

5.3.2.8. Parameter “P”: Splitting of the system into 2 partitions.

24 hours tamper supervision.....................................................................................25

5.3.3. Programming Partition Names. ......................................................................................25

5.3.4. Setting System Clock......................................................................................................26

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5.3.5. Programming 24 Hour Timer..........................................................................................26

5.3.5.1. Timer Instructions....................................................................................................27

5.4. Programming the Description of Input Zone State ................................................................28

5.5. Programming User Names..................................................................................................... 28

5.6. Programming SMS Password.................................................................................................28

5.7. Programming the System using the Keypad...........................................................................29

5.7.1. Programming Access Codes............................................................................................ 30

5.7.2. User Access Code Functionality ....................................................................................31

5.7.3. Exit Delay Time..............................................................................................................31

5.7.4. Parameter “T”: Entry Delay Time or Triggering Temperature ........................................32

5.7.5. Parameter “A”: Input Triggering Conditions .................................................................. 32

5.7.6. Parameter “M”: System State after Input Triggering.......................................................32

5.7.7. Assignment of a Zone to a Partition. Partial Protection Modes STAY and SLEEP.

Tamper Recognition (parameter P)...............................................................................33

5.7.8. Parameter “I”: Pulse counting Mode or temperature hysteresis.......................................33

5.7.9. Zone Response Time.......................................................................................................34

5.7.10. Operating Time of Outputs C1-C4 and BELL............................................................... 34

5.7.11. Operating Mode of Outputs C1-C4 and BELL..............................................................34

5.7.12. Outputs C1-C4 (K1, K2): Inverted Mode and Operating Time Units............................35

5.7.13. Parameter “E”: The Way User Is Informed About Arming/Disarming .........................35

5.7.14. Parameter “F”: System Response to Incoming Calls and Number

of Calls in Alarm State..................................................................................................35

5.7.15. Parameter “G”: Delay Time of Report SMS about the Power Supply Failure .............. 36

5.7.16. Parameter “H”: Data Transfer to the Alarm Monitoring Station ...................................36

5.7.17. Parameter “J”: System Response to Intentional GSM Jamming.................................... 36

5.7.18. Parameter “L”: SMS structure and SMS Password Functionality .................................36

5.7.19. Parameter “P”: Partitioning........................................................................................... 36

5.7.20.Access Code Length (4 or 6 Digits) ..............................................................................37

5.7.21. Exit Delay Audible Indication....................................................................................... 37

5.7.22. Assigning Keypad Zones............................................................................................... 37

5.7.23. Setting System Clock.................................................................................................... 37

5.7.24. Programming 24 Hour Timer........................................................................................ 38

5.7.25. Programming CONTACT ID User Account Number ...................................................38

5.7.26. Temperature Correction ................................................................................................39

5.7.27. The Way User is Informed about STAY or SLEEP Mode Activation .......................... 39

5.7.28. The Way User is Informed about STAY or SLEEP Mode Deactivation ...................... 39

5.7.29. Keypad Indicator StayD ............................................................................................... 39

5.8. Programming iButton Keys....................................................................................................39

5.9. Programming and Diagnostics Over the Internet....................................................................40

6. Resetting system settings to factory defaults.............................................................................42

6.1. Manufacturer Programmed Parameters.................................................................................. 42

7. Data Transfer to Alarm Monitoring Station............................................................................. 43

7.1. GPRS Channel Settings .........................................................................................................43

7.2. Audio Channel Settings .........................................................................................................44

7.2.1. Programming CONTACT ID User Account Number ......................................................44

7.3. Modes Of Data Transfer To the Central Monitoring Station.................................................. 44

7.4. CONTACT ID Protocol Codes ..............................................................................................45

8. System Control Using the Keypad.............................................................................................46

8.1. Keypad Keys and LED Indicator Functionality .....................................................................46

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8.1.1. [ ] Key - Extended indication mode ...........................................................................46

8.1.2. [TBL]Key - Trouble Display..........................................................................................46

8.1.3. [MEM]Key - Alarm Memory Display ...........................................................................47

8.1.4. [BYP]Key - Bypass Programming.................................................................................47

8.1.5. [CLEAR]Key ................................................................................................................47

8.1.6. [ENTER]Key................................................................................................................. 47

8.1.7. “~” Indicator ..................................................................................................................47

8.1.8. “StayD” (Status) Indicator...............................................................................................47

8.1.9. “OFF” Indicator ..............................................................................................................47

8.1.10. “ARM”, “SLEEP” and “STAY” Indicators................................................................... 48

8.2. Regular Arming ....................................................................................................................48

8.3. Stay & Sleep arming.............................................................................................................. 48

8.4. Disarming & Deactivating an Alarm ..................................................................................... 49

8.5. Panic Alarms..........................................................................................................................49

8.6. Control of Separate Partitions ...............................................................................................49

8.7. Programmable Outputs Control ..........................................................................................49

9. System Control Using iButton Access Keys ............................................................................49

10. Remote Arming & Disarming..................................................................................................50

11. System Operation in Alarm State............................................................................................51

12. Power Supply Monitoring ........................................................................................................51

13. GSM Jamming Detection .........................................................................................................52

14. System Control Using DTMF and SMS Commands ..............................................................53

15. SmartCloud Server............................................................................................................... 56

15.1 Settings and Activation .........................................................................................................56

16. Warranty................................................................................................................................... 57

17. Technical Characteristics.........................................................................................58

GENERAL INFORMATION

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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

device.

Device has two power supplies: main and reserve.

Main: power transformer: I: 230V 50/60 Hz; II: (16–24)V ~ 1,2 A 50/60Hz;

Reserve: 12 V 1,2 Ah battery.

DC power supply which must be approved by LST EN 60950-1 standard and

be easily accessible.

Any additional devices linked to the system GsmAlarm-500E (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.

Open circuit breaker must have a gap between connections of more than 3mm

and the disconnection current 5A.

System GsmAlarm-500E is a device mounted in limited access areas. Any

system repairs must be done only by qualified, safety aware personnel. There

are no parts you can change at place in the device.

The system must be used only with approved back-up battery to avoid fire or

explosion hazards. Special care must be taken connecting positive and

negative battery terminals. Switching the pole terminals places is NOT

allowed.

Mains power must be disconnected before any installation or tuning work

starts. The system installation or maintenance must not be done during

stormy conditions.

If you use I security class computer for setting the parameters it must be

connected to earth.

The device is switched off by 2-pole circuit breaker and disconnecting back-up

battery connector.

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Mains power and back-up battery must be disconnected before any

installation or tuning work starts. The system installation or maintenance

must not be done during stormy conditions.

Remote control and monitoring device GsmAlarm-500E has built-in radio transmitter operating on

GSM900 and GSM1800 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 top side of the device.

This symbol on the product or on its packaging means that your electrical and electronic

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

contact the local authority or the dealer where you purchased the product.

The device compliance to RoHS Directive.

1.2. PACKAGE CONTENT

Main board GsmAlarm-500E……………………………………………………………….Qnty 1

GSM antenna ……………………………………………………………………………….Qnty 1

Load resistors 1,0kΩ ±5% ………………………………………………………………… Qnty 12

Colours marking: brown, black, red.

Load resistors 2,2kΩ ±5% ………………………………………………………………….Qnty 6

Colours marking: red, red, red.

Load resistors 4,7kΩ ±5% ………………………………………………………………….Qnty 7

Colours marking: yellow, purple, red.

User’s manual ………………………………………………………………………………Qnty 1

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1.3. INTRODUTION

GsmAlarm-500E can be used for protection of houses, apartments, cottages and other buildings. In the case of

trespass of the protected zone GsmAlarm-500E, depending on the programmed system operating algorithm,

can switch the siren on, call and send SMS messages to five users and transfer data to the alarm monitoring

station through GSM network. Data can be transferred directly to alarm monitoring station by Contact ID

protocol (audio channel), or can be converted to a standardized, many security service stations understandable,

SIA DC-09 IP format and transmitted via Internet (GPRS channel). It is possible to transfer data in both

methods: first try to send data via GPRS channel, if fails, use Contact ID protocol (audio channel).

User answers the call, can listen, what is going on in the unit and control the system using his mobile phone

keypad (through DTMF tones).

GsmAlarm-500E has 3 (4, 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-500E number. Then GsmAlarm-500E 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 (MG10LEDV/H), K32 (MG32LED), K32LCD (MG32LCD), TM50 keypads

can be connected to GsmAlarm-500E. 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.

The system is controlled by iButton (also known as DALLAS) keys.Several control functions can be assigned

to each key. Example: a user can activate a protection mode and a controllable output by touching the contact

with the key. A user name can be assigned to each key (as well as to a keypad code) that will be indicated in

SMS messages. Up to 20 iButton keys can be programmed.

If keypad or iButton keys are not used, the system may be armed and disarmed by a simple switch or a short

free call. The alarm system is controlled exclusively from the user telephone. If the system receives a call,

coming not from the user's phone, the call is immediately interrupted and the user is sent an SMS message,

specifying the caller's phone number. The user is also informed by an SMS message about loss and restoration

of AC mains power supply.

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.

The system has temperature measurement possibility. Up to 6 temperature sensors can be connected to

GsmAlarm-500E device. If temperature exceeds or subsides programmed range, system sends SMS to user(s),

relevant programmable output can be activated/ deactivated.

24 hours timer enables activation/deactivation of programmable output, arming or disarming, receiving SMS

messages with protected object state information on a desired time.

The system has capability to detect intentional jamming of GSM. The siren is activated upon detection of the

jamming signal, and the user is informed thereof by an SMS message about it after clearing of GSM jamming

signal. The message indicates the jamming onset time.

GsmAlarm-500E parameters may be set via a computer using the GSM alarm configuration tool GAprog. The

module is accessible via an USB port or over the internet through GPRS channel. If a computer is unavailable,

the system is set up by a keypad or SMS messages.

TERMINAL CONNECTIONS

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2. CONNECTORS AND LED INDICATORS

NETW.

RESET

SIM CARD

GND Z1 Z2 Z3 Z4 Z5 C1 C2AUX

RESERVE

BATTERY

CONNECTOR

Z6 GND ACYLGR

MODE

C3 K1 K2

MICROPHONE

CONNECTOR

M-M+

GSM MODULE

SIM CARD

SLOT

GSM ANTENNA

CONNECTOR

(SMA)

USB - +

(C4)

SYSTEM STATUS

LED INDICATORS

BATT

Connection terminals and LED indicators

2.1. ZONE INPUT TERMINALS “Z1”to “Z6”

Inputs Z1-Z6 are used to connect alarm detectors or temperature

sensors KTY81-110 (PHILIPS).

The zones are designed to work with End of Line (EOL) resistors

of 2,2kΩ (and 4,7kΩ in ATZ mode, see Ch. 4.2.4). The system

becomes triggered both when the input circuit is broken as well as

when it is short-circuited.

The inputs can operate in a non EOL mode (see Ch. 4.2.4). In this

case EOL resistor in not required. The system is triggered after

breaking or short-circuiting of the input circuit (depending on the

programmed "active" level).

Equivalent diagram of zone input

2.2. KEYPAD CONNECTION TERMINALS “GR” and “YL”

Use GR, YL, GND and AUX terminals to connect PARADOX K636, K10V/H (MG10LEDV/H), K32

(MG32LED) or K32LCD (MG32LCD) keypad. These terminals can also be used for connection of

the iButton key reader.

2.2k

+5V

GND Z

Processor

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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 1.3 A.

2.4. PROGRAMMABLE OUTPUT TERMINALS “C1”, “C2” and “C3”

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 “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

2.5. BELL/SIREN CONNECTION TERMINALS “K1” and “K2”

These terminals are relay contacts of the programmable output C4. K1 and K2 are used to connect

audio siren or extra-commutated device.

Commutated current may reach 5 A max.

2.6. “AC” POWER TERMINALS

Use a 16-24 VAC transformer with a minimum 40 VA rating to supply AC power to the

GsmAlarm-500E.

2.7. “BATT” CONNECTOR

Use this connector to connect the backup battery. Max capacity of the backup battery is 1,2 Ah.

Voltage: 12 VDC.

2.8. EXTERNAL MICROPHONE CONNECTOR

This connector is used to connect an external microphone. Connect white wire to contact M+, black –

to M-. If wire of the microphone is long (over 2 m), it is recommended to use shielded twisted pair

cable. Connect shield to GND contact. In order to avoid interference install microphone as far as

possible from GSM antenna. The microphone turns on automatically in speech mode.

2.9. RESET BUTTON

RESET button is used to restore factory default settings (see. Ch. 6).

GND

LED INDICATORS

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3. LED INDICATORS

3.1. NETWORK: GSM MODULE STATE AND SIGNAL STRENGTH INDICATOR

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.

Very good signal.

Blinks 4 times, short break after.

Good signal.

Blinks 3 times, short break after.

Satisfactory connection.

Blinks 2 times, short break after.

Weak connection.

Blinks once, short break after.

Poor connection.

3.2. MODE: ALARM SYSTEM STATUS INDICATOR

Indicator state

Explanation

Out.

No power supply or system failure.

Continuously On.

System is operative, disarmed, no zone sensors have

been triggered.

On with short breaks.

System is operative, disarmed, but one or more zone

sensors have been triggered.

Blinking with low frequency (once in

2-3 sec.).

System is armed.

Blinking more frequently than once a

second.

System is in alarm state.

Blinking very rapidly for 2-3 sec.

SMS instruction or DTMF command receipt

confirmation.

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