SECURECOM SC-GSM Manuale del proprietario

Dcument revision: 5

C-

-G

Universal GSM Gateway

and

Security Monitoring Service Emulation Device

Installing and programming

Manual

2017-02-02

-for version 3.14 and later-

Table o Contents

Table of Contents ....................................................................................................................................... 1

1.Short functional description of device .................................................................................................... 3

. Product Layout ................................................................................................................................... 4

3. Connection ......................................................................................................................................... 4

3.1 Power.......................................................................................................................................... 5

3. Emulated phone line .................................................................................................................. 5

3.3 Trigger inputs .............................................................................................................................. 5

4. Configuration of device .................................................................................................................. 5

4.1 Software connection .................................................................................................................. 5

4. Moving data between the PC and the device ............................................................................ 6

4.3 Device code lock (protection) ..................................................................................................... 6

4.4 Device Status .............................................................................................................................. 7

4.5 General setting ........................................................................................................................... 7

4.6 Transparent mode ...................................................................................................................... 8

4.7 Standalone mode ....................................................................................................................... 9

5. LED signals ........................................................................................................................................ 1

6. Most frequently used Contact ID codes .......................................................................................... 1

1.Short functional description of device

In Standalone mode the unit behaves like a monitoring station receiver which receives and handles

the CONTACT ID communication of alarm control devices. It compares the report codes with the filled

in event codes of the program table and at the occurrence of the desired event it sends the assigned

SMS message and initiates a call (siren sound is played). By this means the users of the alarm control

panel can be notified of any signals, differed by the event and subject of event (user, zone, partition).

Notifications are not limited to differ only few kind of events as it is usual with all other GSM (SMS)

communicators, with trigger inputs only. The best describing definition for this feature would be:

Converting Contact ID messages to programmable SMS messages and phone call notifications

Further function is that by controlling the contact inputs the communicator sends the assigned SMS

messages and calls the pre-set telephone numbers.

In transparent mode fully replaces phone line. By this means the alarm control panel can send the

report codes to monitoring station, or a simple phone device can be used on places where the phone

line is not available (elevators, SOS or INFO call points, weekend houses,…)

By controlling the contact inputs the communicator immediately sends the CONTACT ID messages

assigned to the inputs to the given monitoring station number and this way shorting down the

signaling time of the alarm state to monitoring station, providing more precious time to react, while

complete communication to monitoring station with full information of events in progress can take it’s

time.

Main features

•2 separate modes of operation in one device

•PSTN line simulation for monitoring station signal transmission

•SMS/CALL about 32 different kinds of C NTACT ID reports

•Signals to 4 telephone numbers

•2 contact inputs with independent signals SMS/CALL

•Handling SIM PIN code

•Forwarding SMS

•Setting and diagnostics via USB connection

Technical specifications

• Power 9-30V (DC)

Power consumption 300mA (max.) / 100mA (idle)

• Telephone line data

Line voltage 48V

Loop current 25mA

Load impedance 100-470 hm

Dial tone 425Hz

• perating temperature 0…+70°C

• Size 40x75x15mm

2. Product Layout

3. Connection

In order to operate properly, the device must be equipped with a valid SIM card and the

external antenna must be connected to the antenna connector. Use the supplied antenna

or any other GSM antenna that suites the needs for installation. The SIM card should be

inserted to the card holder “door” (the moving part of card holder), as shown on picture.

The Door must be pushed toward the PCB until completely “closed”, i.e. the two parts of

card holder are overlapping, and after that the card holder should be L CKED, by puling

the holder ”door” toward the terminals (as marked on the holder). The locking of card

holder gives a click sound. If the card was not placed as it should be, the card holder door

can not be locked and turning the PCB in horizontal position with card holder toward the

ground will cause the holder to open. In this case, the device will not operate properly,

and may cause the damaging of SIM card. Please be sure that the SIM card is placed

properly before powering up the device.

Warning: The SIM card should never be removed or added while the device is

powered up.

USB connection

to connect to PC USB port and then the setting PC

program of the communicator storage can be started

Antenna connector

GSM 900/1800MHz antenna with SMA connector

LED indicators

SIM holder

Simulated PSTN landline output (T/R)

Contact inputs to be for COM, negative

voltage

Power supply input

3.1 Power

Securecom communicators can be powered from USB connection for checking,

programming or basic operation of device. However, the external power (connected to

terminals +12V and COM) is required for proper operating, especially during the DATA

WRITE procedure, i.e. uploading of data through the USB connection. The device will be

functional with any power voltage between 9 and 30 V DC is applied to the terminals.

3.2 Emulated phone line

The TIP and RING terminals of the Securecom device provides an emulated phone line.

Connect these terminals where the PSTN (regular phone line) is supposed to be connected

to the device that will use this communicator. In case of connecting to alarm panel, use

the INC MMING LINE terminals, (usually marked with TIP/RING or T/R, or Ti/Ri...). The

UTG UNG line terminals (usually marked as Tip1/ring1, or T1/R1, or To/Ro) can be used

as described in manual for alarm panel ( to connect a phone, or other device), but no

voice calls can be made or received on this connection. nly the “line signal” is available.

3.3 Trigger inputs

There are 2 C NTACT inputs on device, marked as Z1 and Z2. These inputs are used to

trigger a voice call to a user, send a SMS message, or to send a specified Contact ID code

to a monitoring station ( when device is set to transparent mode). These inputs are

triggered when connected to the COM, i.e. to the supply negative line. When connecting

the device to an alarm panel, if the power is supplied from alarm panel ( connected to it’s

AUX terminals) these inputs can be directly connected to PGM outputs of alarm panel,

that are “open collector” type, since when activated, these outputs provide a shortcut to

the panel ground. With such connection, no other wiring is required. If the PGM is REELAY

type (two connection points), than one pole of the output relay must be connected to the

same place with the communicator COM terminal, and the other to Z1 or Z2, in balance

with programming.

. Configuration of device

Connect the device with USB cable to a windows PC (Compatibility: Windows 7, 8.1, and

10) , and a new drive will be installed. When connected to that machine for first time, the

driver will be installed first, then the new drive will be found. This drive is the flash

memory of Securecom device, and contains the software and this manual. You can run the

software from device, or copy it to your PC and run it from there. When the device is

powered through terminals, the USB cable can be plugged or unplugged at any time, it will

not affect the device. The windows machine might require a proper closing of USB

connection before unplugging the cable.

4.1 Software connection

If the device is L CKED or a wrong type of device is connected on USB port, the

PASSW RD field is displayed. If a wrong password is entered, the software will display the

status fields only Settings are not displayed and can not be changed. This mechanism

prevents unauthorized access to device settings.

As the software successfully connects to the device, it reads out the device and shows the

status, device version and actual settings in device (marked red on following picture):

In case that software does not show a “connected” status or the firmware version, the USB

connection was not made properly. Please select a different USB port check the USB cable.

If the problem persist, the device USB driver might be in conflict with some other driver in

windows, check the device manager or try the connection on another machine.

If the software and connected device are not the same TYPE ( GSM/GPRS), it will result

bad operation- programming errors and device malfunction. Therefore, after

connecting the device to the software, ensure that the software and the

device firmware are the same TYPE (GPRS setup, and GPRS firmware)!

4.2Moving data between the PC and the device

Reading out data from the device happens automatically as soon as connection is

established. Settings can be saved to PC or loaded from PC file. These icons are used to

handle the settings data:

(File_reading / File_saving / Upload to device

IMPORTANT NOTICE: if a new settings file is loaded or ANY setting is modified on

software screen, all data needs to be uploaded onto the device. You can make all required

changes in software, and then upload data. Changes that were not uploaded will be

terminated when the software is closed or the connection is cut cable unplugged).

4. Device code lock (protection)

The device can be locked with a security code. By default, there is no code but once

entered, the code will be required for each connection. After connecting, the new code can

be entered with the icon:

After connecting via USB, if the device was set with a code, the software requests

to enter the device code. If you cancel the code entry, the software will display only the

status and no settings can be red or edited. After closing re-starting the software, the code

entry box is displayed again. nly after the right code was entered, the software will be

fully functional, presenting the whole window with all settings displayed and editable.

WARNING: If the code is lost or forgotten, only way to access to device setting is

with FACTORY DEFAULT. For that procedure, the device must be sent to

appropriate service

4.4 Device Status

The left side of the software window is showing the device status. This part is

ALWAYS VISIBLE, even when the device is protected with code lock. These are the

fields in the status view:

4.5General setting

The General setting parameters are valid for both operating modes, and in this area the operating

mode (transparent or standalone) is selected

Field name Options (description)

SIM status

Waiting / OK / PIN request (Connecting to GSM network / OK / PIN

requested)

GSM signal A value between 0 and 31, 16 is minimal for reliable functionality

Line state ONHOOK / OFFHOOK (emulated phone line idle / active)

Z1 input state IDLE / ACTIVE (Input Z1 idle / active)

Z2 input state IDLE / ACTIVE (Input Z idle / active)

Communicational event messages:

Dialed The number dialled by the alarm control panel

CID The CONTACT ID code sequence sent by the alarm control panel

Z1 Event Activated input one

Z1 Restore Input one got back to default

SMS sending Sends the SMS messages belonging to the event

CA (1) Calls the first set number

DTMF recd. got DTMF code, that is acknowledgement from the notified number

USB Status of USB connection (Connected or Disconnected)

Field name Options (description)

Operating mode TRANSPARENT operating mode (chapter 3.6)

STANDALONE operating mode (chapter 3.7 )

PIN code PIN code of the SIM card must be entered here if the card is set to request

a PIN. If a wrong PIN is entered, the device will „lock” the PIN card by trying

to activate the SIM with entered code, over and over. After 3 unsuccessfull

PIN code entries, the SIM requires a PUK code. This code must be entered

with a different device (mobile phone)

Incomming SMS notice Incomming SMS messages will be forwarded to the given telephone number

Z1 input setting the sensitivity and type of contact input Z1

Z2 input setting the sensitivity and type of contact input Z2

Fields available in Standalone mode ONLY:

Phone numbers user phone numbers where the unit can send the signal in the

form of SMS and/or call (to maximum 4 numbers).

ACK If the ACK field is selected next to a number, the device requests

an acknowledge signal for every call made to this number.

Acknowledge signal is any DTMF signal ( any number from

telephone keypad). If the acknowledge is not received, the call is

repeated until the acknowledge is made, but maximum 3 times. If

the Acknowledge is received, all further calls for that event are

terminated. This means that the called party who acknowledges

the call will STOP the calls to numbers that are next in order (T1/T4)

4.6Transparent mode

In this mode, device can be used as a transparent GSM Gateway, to forward signals

(sounds) from a phone device or alarm panel through a GSM network, to called party or a

monitoring station receiver. The phone device (alarm panel) connected to the RING/TIP

terminals make the dialing, the Securecom device just dials that number, and opens the

V ICE channel to transfer all sounds in high quality through GSM network. In case of

incomming call, the device will generate a RING signal on his emulated phone line, toward

phone device or alarm panel.

Z1 and Z2 contact inputs are used as inputs of independent alarm communicator,

triggering them causes the sending of programmed event code (Contact ID protocol) to

the programmed Receiver Phone Number, paired with the programmed Account Id.

The partition number in the message is 01 and the value of the zone in the message is

001 and they cannot be changed. Communication format is C NTACT ID. You can find the

requested Contact ID code in the Chapter 6, or the “Contact-ID-codes-with-

explanation.PDF” file.

The best example of usage of these inputs is when the securecom is used with alarm

panel, to send a QUICK signal of an alarm state, while the dialer in alarm panel slowly

makes the complete reporting of complete events through the emulated phone line. To

achieve this, it is enough to connect a PGM or BELL output from alarm panel to a zone

input, along with ring/tip lines and the AUX (power supply) wires.

4.7Standalone mode

This mode is used to send notifications and informations from alarm panel directly to

USERS. When a alarm panel transmits a selected Contact ID event Code (through

emulated phone line on ring/tip terminals), Securecom device simulates a receiver,

accepts the code and confirms the event reception to alarm panel. After that, the

received Code is compared to all codes set in the „Alarm Event Handling”, and if it

exists in the tabble, the communicator makes the programmed procedure- starts a voice

call or sends SMS messages to selected user numbers (1-4). The two inputs do the set

procedure same way, but activated with an external triger (contact).

In this mode the device expects to receive signal in the format defined by the C NTACT ID

standard. The Contact ID Message is defined this way:

SUBSCRIBER

XXXX

EVENT

QUALIFIER

Event or

Restore

EVENT CODE

XXX

PARTITION

ZONE or USER

XXX

8556 1 01 01 001

In the example , the received Contact ID code /8556 18 1 01 01 001/ means that a

system with ID number (“account number”) 8556, has sent a signal that EVENT (1) of

ARMING ( 01) was made in Partition 01, by user 001. With settings as shown on

picture on top of this page, Appropriate SMS message for this code ,”ANGIE left home”

(Angie is user 001), will be sent to sent to T1 telephone number.

Another example: When the alarm occurs in zone 2 of the alarm system, the code 8556

18 1 130 01 002 will be transmitted, and the Securecom device will call the phone

numbers T1 ( 01234567891) and expect the ACKN WLEDGE from the called party (any

button on dialer pressed) will be expected. After that, the T2 ( 01234567892) will be

called, and after that the “Burglary in the Hall!” text message will be sent to these two

numbers.

Setting the signaling in standalone mode:

Each line of the table should be set like this:

Code E/R Part Zone /

User

C1,C2,C3,C SMS

message

S1,S2,S3,S

3 digit

CID code

E: event

R: restore

digit

partition code

3 digit zone or

user code

Telephone

numbers (T1-T4)

designated to

voice call

SMS

message to

be sent if a

code occurs

Telephone

numbers (T1-

T4) designated

to SMS sending

If the received Contact ID Code fits the setting in one line of the table, the Securecom

will perform the procedure of calls and messages as set in that line. Each line is

independent from another. You can use the same Code in several lines, if any of other

“filters” that are used for the received code comparation (E/R, Part, Zone/User) differ

from each other.

1. The code comparation:

Code: Contact ID code that should be received in the Contact ID message from

alarm panel, in order to make the procedure that is defined in same line of the

table. You can find the requested Contact ID code in the Chapter 6, or the

“Contact-ID-codes-with-explanation.PDF” file.

E/R: Event or restore of the event defined by the code, along with the C DE it

presents the event that is being transmitted. For example 1-130 is Event for

Burglary alarm, and the 3-130 is REST RE of Alarm state (zone closed or

system dissarmed). Also 1-401 means ARMING, while 3-401 means

DISARMING.

Part: The Partition number that should be received in the Contact ID message from

alarm panel in order to perform the procedure defined in that line of the table.

If this field was left empty, the “partition filter is off”, so the device will not

check the Partition number in the received Contact ID message, and the

procedure will be performed for ANY partition signal, if the rest of receive

message fits the settings.

Zone/User: The Zone or User number that should be received in the Contact ID

message from alarm panel in order to perform the procedure that is defined in

that line of the table. If this field was left empty, the “zone filter is off”, so the

device will not check the Partition number in the received Contact ID message,

and the procedure will be performed for ANY partition signal, if the rest of

receive message fits the settings.

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