GSW2 UNIVERSAL GSM CONTROLLER V1.0 MANUAL

200 User GSM Switch - 1000 Event Log - Unauthorised Alerts - GSM Intercom

Introduction...

• The GSW2 universal GSM controller enables control of virtually any device via authorised telephones & management from Authorised Administrator mobile phones

• GSW2 has an inbuilt event log which stores input & output activity and is accessible by SMS or PC

• 2 configurable inputs allow SMS text alerts to be easily sent to selected Authorised mobile phones

• 2 configurable outputs enable various combinations of switching to enable any device to be switched from gates, barriers, magnetic locks. lights, heating etc.

• GSW2 GSM intercom function enables 2 way wireless intercom communication from the GSM call point to land-line or mobile phones of the User's choice

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  1. QUICK START GUIDE (start here for the most basic set up) ................................ 3

     a) Make the Minimum Connections ..............................................................4 b) Insert any Activated SIM card .................................................................4 c) Power Up & wait for the Blue LED to start flashing .......................................4 d) Set a User Phone Number to Test... .........................................................5 e) Call GSW2 to test the output... ..............................................................5

  2. GUIDE TO SMS TEXT MESSAGE PROGRAMMING ................................................ 5

     a) Benefits of GSW2 SMS Text Based Programming ...........................................5

     b) SMS Text Based Programming Explained (please read carefully)........................5

  3. GSW2 TECHNICAL OVERVIEW ..................................................................... 6

     a) Hardware Description & Connection Diagram ..............................................6 b) Hardware Features .............................................................................6 c) Technical Specifications & Values............................................................7

  4. GUIDE TO PC PROGRAMMING VIA USB ........................................................... 7

     a) PC Programming using any Windows PC.....................................................7

  5. CALLER ID DEVICE CONTROL [CLIP] mobile phone dialing in to switch GSW2 .......... 7

     a) Disable the CLIP Feature (CLPEN=0) .........................................................8

b) * Enable CLIP 'Authorised Callers Only - 200 Users' (CLPEN=1) (default setting).....8 c) Enable CLIP 'Any Caller Mode' - Unlimited Users (CLPEN=2).............................8 d) Choose which Output to Switch (CLPOU=1) ................................................8 e) Link the CLIP feature to an actived Input in order to enable (CLPI=0).................8 f) Retrieve the 200 User List in Full or in Parts to Delete or Add New Users (PCLP=xy,xx) ........................................................................................8 g) Add or delete Authorised Callers (CLP1 - CLP200).........................................9

6. SET UP TO 5 AUTHORISED ADMINISTRATORS FOR PROGRAMMING & ALERTS ..........10

   a) Add or delete Authorised Administrator Mobile Numbers (TN1 - TN5) ............... 10 b) Set up Active Authorised Administrator Mobile Numbers (SL) ......................... 10 c) Link Events from Inputs or Preset Events to Authorised Administrators (LN1 -
   LN6) ................................................................................................ 11

7. CALLER ID EVENT LOG ............................................................................11

   a) Set up the Self Updating Clock (UDC) ..................................................... 11 b) Change the Event Log Buffer from Auto Clear to Manual Clear & Send Alert at 900 events (ALC) ...................................................................................... 12 c) Request Event Log by SMS Text Message (PLOG)......................................... 12 d) Set the default amount of Events to receive by SMS Text Message (LOGN) ......... 12 e) Request how many Events are in the Current Event Log (PLOG=?) ................... 12 f) Request Event Logs between a set range of Total Events (PLOG=xy,xx) ............. 12 g) How to find the most Recent Events....................................................... 13 h) After Retrieving & Saving the Event Log to your PC, Erase completely by SMS Text (LCLR).............................................................................................. 13

8. OUTPUTS FOR SWITCHING DEVICES ............................................................13

   a) Request Current Output Switch Status Pulse, Latch, Timed, 1st call ON / 2nd OFF (POS) ............................................................................................... 13 b) Request Current Output State (PORC) .................................................... 13 c) Change Output Switching Status Pulse, Latch, Timed, 1st call ON / 2nd call OFF (OS1 & OS2) ....................................................................................... 13 d) Change an Output Contact between Open [going closed] or Closed [going open] (OP1 & OP2)....................................................................................... 14 e) Make an Output Directly Switch when an Input 1 is Activated (OD1) ie: press to exit input ............................................................................................... 14 f) Make an Output Directly Switch when an Input 2 is Activated (OD2) ie: siren/ flashing beacon................................................................................... 14 g) Make an Output Directly Switch when a GSM Network Error occurs (OD3) .......... 14 h) Make an Output Directly Switch when an Unauthorised Caller calls GSW2 (OD4) .. 15 i) Control an Output by SMS Text Message (ORC) ........................................... 15

9. SET UP INPUTS FOR SMS TEXT ALERTS or GSM INTERCOM CALL BUTTONS ............. 15

   a) Change how inputs trigger & whether an SMS text is sent to notify 'input restored' (IN1 & IN2) ........................................................................................ 15 b) Change the time delay before SMS text alerts are sent after inputs activated (ID1 & ID2) ................................................................................................. 15 c) Request the current Device labels for the SMS Text Alerts (P#)....................... 16 d) Change the label printed on the SMS text alert sent related to Device (#0LOCATION) .................................................................................... 16 e) Change the label printed on the SMS text alert sent related to Input 1 (#1INPUT

   1) ................................................................................................... 16 f) Change the label printed on the SMS text alert sent related to Input 2 (#2INPUT
   2) ................................................................................................... 16

10. GSM INTERCOM SET UP............................................................................16

    a) Enable the Inputs to be used as GSM intercom Call Buttons (WMOD) ................ 18 b) Set Up the Numbers called by Call Button 1 (PDEA) .................................... 18 c) Set Up the delay timer before dialing the next number (RTNA) ...................... 18

d) Set Up the Numbers called by Call Button 2 (PDEB) .................................... 19 e) Set Up the delay timer before dialing the next number (RTNB) ...................... 19 f) Door Release ................................................................................... 19

11. MISCELLANEOUS PARAMETERS (SIM, Device & GSM Intercom) ............................ 19

    a) General Settings (defaults shown) ......................................................... 19 b) SIM Card / Mobile Network Settings (defaults shown) .................................. 20 c) Device Reset (defaults shown) .............................................................. 21

12. SMS TEXT PRINT COMMANDS (automatically prompt GSW2 for current settings) ..... 21

    a) Receive all Current Parameters Set (PALL)............................................... 21 b) Receive all Current Caller ID Control Settings, Authorised Callers & Vacant Slots (PCLP).............................................................................................. 21 c) Receive all Authorised Administrator Mobile Numbers and/or Vacant Number Slots (PTN) ............................................................................................... 21 d) Receive the Security Level ie: Which Administrators are allowed to program GSW2 (PSL)................................................................................................ 21 e) Receive which alerts are 'Linked' to which Authorised Administrators (PLN) ....... 22 f) Receive Input configuration ie: How long they must be active before alerts are sent (PID)................................................................................................ 22 g) Receive Output configuration ie: How outputs are set to switch; pulse, latch,

    timed (POS) ....................................................................................... 22 h) Receive Current Output States ie: Are they active or not (PORC) .................... 22 i) Receive Direct Output configuration ie: How outputs switch on Input / Event activity (POD)..................................................................................... 22 j) Receive programmed labels for the device Name / Location & Inputs (P#) ......... 22 k) Receive the Current Settings of the Miscellaneous Parameters (PPA)................ 22 l) Receive the remaining SIM card credit (PCC1)............................................ 22 m) Receive the Current Settings for the GSM Intercom Feature - BUTTON 1 (PDEA) . 22 n) Receive the Current Settings for the GSM Intercom Feature - BUTTON 2 (PDEB) .. 23

13. LED DISPLAY ........................................................................................23

    1. BLUE GSM Network Signal Strength (1 Flash = Low Signal / 5 Flashes = Maximum Signal) ................................................................................. 23

2. RED Device / Connection / Network Fault ........................................... 23 3. YELLOW GSM Network (1 Flash/sec. = Registering & 1 Flash per 5 sec. = On Network) .......................................................................................... 23

14. TROUBLESHOOTING................................................................................ 23

a) Device won't connect to the GSM network ............................................... 23 b) General audio interference during intercom calls....................................... 23 c) Whistling or interference all the time or during a call................................. 24 d) Device won't respond and blue LED is solid ............................................. 24 e) SMS Programming won't work .............................................................. 24 f) Voicemail cuts in before my intercom call transfers to the second number ........ 24 g) Speaker Level is too low / high............................................................. 24 h) Red LED is solid ............................................................................... 24 i) Red LED is Flashing ........................................................................... 24 j) If your issue is not listed here .............................................................. 25

QUICK START GUIDE (start here for the most basic set up)
For those that want the most simple of features, the device is set up with default settings that

more than likely suit your task. Get up & running within minutes.
Add additional features by following the manual to set other Security features & Authorised Users.

d) Set a User Phone Number to Test...

The device is set by default to switch Relay Output 1 & by Authorised Users only so you must first add one.
- If using an 02 UK PAYT SIM card, send this text message first before any other: ;+SPO=10;

Now Send this SMS text message...

;+CLP1=XXXXXXXXXXX; where XXXXXXXXXXX = the authorised User phone number you will use to call GSW2.

e) Call GSW2 to test the output...

Dial the number of the SIM card in GSW2 from the number just programmed above. It will recognise the number and switch the output. You will here a tone and a click.

GUIDE TO SMS TEXT MESSAGE PROGRAMMING

The unit can be completely controlled & managed by SMS Text Messages. This is the most convenient method for End Users and can be carried out from anywhere in the world instantly.

a) Benefits of GSW2 SMS Text Based Programming

• ▪  Request current settings with unique SMS text 'Printout Requests' before making any changes

• ▪  Choose to receive or omit a confirmation reply message from GSW2 (add + see

  below)

• ▪  Send multiple commands per message up to a max. of 160 characters (seperated

  by ; see below)

• ▪  Instantly applied to the GSW2 & stores a text record of sent & received information on your

  mobile

• ▪  Up to 1000 User Event logs at your fingertips from anywhere in the world without a PC

  b) SMS Text Based Programming Explained (please read carefully)

• ▪  The GSW2 device is programmed by a set of individual Parameters & Values...

• ▪  These instructions apply to SMS text sent from mobile phones or via PC using optional software

• ▪  ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

• ▪  Every SMS Text Command sent must start & end with ; and each parameter & value separated

  by =

• ▪  Multiple commands can be connected together as shown above seperated by ;

• ▪  To receive a confirmation reply by SMS Text you must put a + after only the very first ; as

  shown

• ▪  Ie: ;+ATN1=07796178987;ATN2=02074156786;RTNA=15;

a) Disable the CLIP Feature (CLPEN=0)

To temporarily disable the CLIP feature, send text: ;+CLPEN=0; - This will not affect any Authorised Callers already set up

b) * Enable CLIP 'Authorised Callers Only - 200 Users' (CLPEN=1) (default setting)

To enable the 'Authorised User List', send text: ;+CLPEN=1; - Only Users on the list can switch the device.

c) Enable CLIP 'Any Caller Mode' - Unlimited Users (CLPEN=2)

To enable 'Any Caller Mode' , send text: ;+CLPEN=2;
- This mode is less secure as any incoming call will switch the device.

d) Choose which Output to Switch (CLPOU=1)

The CLIP feature can be used with only one Output. GSW2 V.2 will have dual output switching on separate numbers.
To enable output 1, send text: ;+CLPOU=1;
To enable output 2, send text: ;+CLPOU=2;

e) Link the CLIP feature to an actived Input in order to enable (CLPI=0)

The CLIP feature can be used in conjunction with an Input which means the Input must be active before teh CLIP feature can operate. An example is a ground induction loop that must be driven onto before the barrier/gate or device can be activated. This prevents remote control of the device unless another physical parameter is met.

i.) If Input 1 is to be used to arm the CLIP feature, send SMS text: ;+CLPI=1; (note: ;LN1=0;) - The device can only be switched by the CLIP feature if Input 1 is active

ii.) If Input 2 is to be used to arm the CLIP feature, send SMS text: ;+CLPI=2; (note: ;LN2=0;) - The device can only be switched by the CLIP feature if Input 1 is active

iii.) To enable the CLIP feature without activating an Input, send SMS text: ;+CLPI=0; - The device can be switched by the CLIP feature as normal without any Input connection

f) Retrieve the 200 User List in Full or in Parts to Delete or Add New Users (PCLP=xy,xx)

You can retrieve all or some of the Authorised Callers by sending SMS text message: ;PCLP=xy,xx; (where xy,xx = the range between User positions in the device memory.

The device will reply with your selected range of User slots to show the vacant and occupied slots.

Tip: Allocate sections of the CLIP User memory to groups of Users for quick retrieval by SMS text message.

example: CLP1 - CLP50 (Internal Staff) CLP51 , CLP100 (Drivers) CLP101 - CLP150 (Visitors) etc...

Tip: If you want to find the List position of an 'existing Driver' in order to delete the phone number, or just 'add a new Driver' to the list, you request only that section of the User List with SMS text message: ;PCLP=51,100;
- only that section will be returned with currently occupied positions and any free positions.

To Edit the User List:
1. Select 'Forward Message' in your mobile phone text options and choose the SIm card number of GSW2
2. Edit the message received to either 'add or delete' the Users as required
3. Send the edited message back to the device

g) Add or delete Authorised Callers (CLP1 - CLP200)

To add 'Authorised Callers' to the 200 User list, you must enter the phone number in a vacant slot in the list. By SMS Text message, you can request individual slots or a range of any 2 numbers between 1 - 200.

ie: Retrieve the first 20 slots from the list, send text: ;PCLP=1,20; ie: Retrieve more slots from the list, send text: ;PCLP=21,50;
... and so on

Depending on how many User slots you request, you will receive 1 or multiple replies including the current CLIP setup as above and the Occupied & Vacant for the selected range.

Example:

;PCLP=1,3;

- You will receive a reply as follows ;CLPEN=1;CLPOU=1;CLP1=;CLP2=;CLP3=;

1. Select 'Forward Message' in your mobile phone text options.

2. Edit the message as required by adding the numbers you want to add. Note the + symbol. This means a reply confirmation will be returned. Omit the + to disable the reply: ;+CLPEN=1;CLPOU=1;CLP1=077965124589;CLP2=02074561254;CLP3=02074561253;

3. Send the message back to the SIM card in the device to update the settings.

h) To delete Authorised Users

Remove the number between the = and ; symbols that you want to delete. Note the + symbol. This means a reply confirmation will be returned. Omit the + to disable the reply: ;+CLPEN=1;CLPOU=1;CLP1=077965124589;CLP2=;CLP3=;

i) Automatic Re-CLIP function (auto close pulse for gates not set to auto close) About: After a CLIP command (caller ID incoming call) is received, GSW2 switches the output as set.

If teh auto re-clip feature is set, GSW2 looks at the input number set in CLPRI and will automatically make a second pulse of the same output as long as this input isn't active.

The time window for this function is set using CLPRT. Ie: If the input remains active for longer than this

To set the feature, enter the mobile number of the SIM card you have put into GSW2 by sending this SMS text: ;+UDC=XXXXXXXXXXX;

b) Change the Event Log Buffer from Auto Clear to Manual Clear & Send Alert at 900 events (ALC)

The Event Log is full at 1000 Events. By default, GSW2 will automatically clear the event log when it is full. You can change this for 'Manual Log Clear' by sending an SMS text message.

;+ALC=0; (Event Log will send an SMS text alert when 900 Events are in the device - User must clear*) ;+ALC=1; (Event Log will automatically clear after 1000 Events are in the device) DEFAULT SETTING

*With Automatic Log Clear set, you can still request the event log at any time and retrieve log events. If you retreive log events regularly and save them, you can use the manual Log clear at any time by sending SMS text message: ;LCLR;

The Event Log will then start from 0001 again.

c) Request Event Log by SMS Text Message (PLOG)

To return the Events by either SMS Text Message, first you should set the default amounts of events to be returned. Note by SMS text message, each log is sent in 1 message so 5 events will send 5 messages.

The default amount of SMS logs is 5.

1. To request the events, send this SMS text: ;PLOG;
- The GSW2 will only send you the most recent 5 events.

To clear the device and start a fresh event log send SMS: ;LCLR;
d) Set the default amount of Events to receive by SMS Text Message (LOGN)

Note: You will receive the most recent events in individual SMS text messages The default amount of events sent is 5.

To change it:
1. First send this command ;LOGN=10;
2. Then send this command to get the events ;PLOG; - 10 events will be returned.

e) Request how many Events are in the Current Event Log (PLOG=?)

To return how many events are in the current Log memory, send this SMS text message

f) Request Event Logs between a set range of Total Events (PLOG=xy,xx)

;PLOG=?;

Send this SMS text message with a range of event logs: ;PLOG=xy,xx; (where 'xy,xx' = the range of event log numbers)

h) Make an Output Directly Switch when an Unauthorised Caller calls GSW2 (OD4)

Outputs can be set to switch immediately if an Unauthorised Caller dials the GSW2. This is useful to fit a siren or flashing beacon to Output 2 which sounds/shows as a warning alarm.
- To switch Output 1 when a Network Fault occurs, send SMS text message: ;+OD4=1;
- To switch Output 2 when a Network Fault occurs, send SMS text message: ;+OD4=2;

i) Control an Output by SMS Text Message (ORC)

- To switch Output 1 ON by SMS text message, send SMS text message: ;+ORC1=1; - To switch Output 1 OFF by SMS text message, send SMS text message: ;+ORC1=0; - To switch Output 2 ON by SMS text message, send SMS text message: ;+ORC2=1; - To switch Output 2 OFF by SMS text message, send SMS text message: ;+ORC2=0;

Note: If you have the Output Status (OS) set to '1', the contact is latching. In this case, switch the output OFF using the OFF commands above. If you have the Output Status (OS) set to 'any other number', it is a pulse time contact so you don't need to switch it off. It switches off after yoiur chosen time.

SET UP INPUTS FOR SMS TEXT ALERTS or GSM INTERCOM CALL BUTTONS

The Inputs are used for 2 functions. SMS Text Alarms & Call Buttons. With any type of sensor ie: door contacts / motion / temperature / water level etc, connected to the inputs, SMS Text Alerts can be sent to Authorised Administrators as set by the Links (LN)

a) Change how inputs trigger & whether an SMS text is sent to notify 'input restored' (IN1 & IN2)

IN = 0 : Normally Open - triggered by linking Input to a negative voltage (GND) DEFAULT
IN = 1 : Normally Close - breaking a closed voltage loop (between Input & +12VDC or GND) IN = 2 : Normally Open - triggered by linking Input to a positive voltage (+12VDC)
IN = 3 : not used
IN = 4 : [Same as IN = 0] + input restored SMS text sent when Input is not active anymore IN = 5 : [Same as IN = 1] + input restored SMS text sent when Input is not active anymore IN = 6 : [Same as IN = 2] + input restored SMS text sent when Input is not active anymore

- To change Input 1 Status, send SMS text message: ;+IN1=x; where 'x' = the status number (0-6)
- To change Input 2 Status, send SMS text message: ;+IN2=x; where 'x' = the status number (0-6)

b) Change the time delay before SMS text alerts are sent after inputs activated (ID1 & ID2)

Change the delay time in which SMS text alerts are sent. By default they send immediately when the input is activated. You can set a delay so that the input must be activated for a time period before the alert is sent:
- To delay Input 1 alerts, send SMS text message: ;+ID1=xx; where 'xx' = the delay time in seconds

- To delay Input 2 alerts, send SMS text message: ;+ID2=xx; where 'xx' = the delay time in seconds

c) Request the current Device labels for the SMS Text Alerts (P#)

To return the current device labels for location & inputs, send this SMS text message: ;P#; - You will receive a reply like this: ;User Location, Input 1, Activity in Progress!

d) Change the label printed on the SMS text alert sent related to Device (#0LOCATION)

To change the label for Device/User Location, send this SMS text message: ;+#0MY_HOUSE=1; - The Name label can be changed up to a maximum of 14 characters including spaces.

e) Change the label printed on the SMS text alert sent related to Input 1 (#1INPUT 1)

To change the label for Input 1, send this SMS text message: ;+#1SENSOR_OUT=1;
- The Name label can be changed up to a maximum of 14 characters including spaces.

f) Change the label printed on the SMS text alert sent related to Input 2 (#2INPUT 2)

To change the label for Input 2, send this SMS text message: ;+#2SENSOR_TWO=1;
- The Name label can be changed up to a maximum of 14 characters including spaces.

GSM INTERCOM SET UP

By enabling Inputs 1 and/or 2 as Call Buttons, a preset list of phone numbers can be called one after the other for 2 way communication. With a preset trip delay between the numbers, Voicemail can be prevented from interupting the calling process.

Step 1: Connect power input, call button, 12VDC OUT & audio wires as shown. They are labeled the same on the call point & GSW2 so just connect like to like.

Step 2: Connect the audio wires from the call point to GSW2 as shown. You can use any colour multicore cable. Just make sure you connect terminals on GSW2 & the Call point like for like.

Step 3: Program the numbers by SMS text messages as follows

a) Enable the Inputs to be used as GSM intercom Call Buttons (WMOD)

You must enable the Inputs as Call Buttons to use the intercom feature. Wire call button into Input 1 or 2 then...

To enable Input 1 as a call button Input, send Text: ;+WMOD=1;
To enable Input 2 as a call button Input, send Text: ;+WMOD=2;
To enable both Input 1 & 2 as a call button Inputs, send Text: ;+WMOD=12;

b) Set Up the Numbers called by Call Button 1 (PDEA)

To retrieve the current settings, send Text: ;PDEA; - You will receive a reply as follows: ;ATN1=;ATN2=;ATN3=;ATN4=;ATN5=;RTNA=15;

Select 'Forward Message' from your mobile phone text options & choose the intercom's SIM No.

Edit the message as required by adding the the numbers you want the intercom to call in order starting at ATN1 as follows:
;+ATN1=077965124589;ATN2=02074561254;ATN3=;ATN4=;ATN5=;RTNA=15;

c) Set Up the delay timer before dialing the next number (RTNA)

The time delay is set at 15 seconds by default. If you want to change this time up or down, send text: ;+RTNA=xx; where 'xx' = the time in seconds.

d) Set Up the Numbers called by Call Button 2 (PDEB)

To retrieve the current settings, send Text: ;PDEB; - You will receive a reply as follows: ;BTN1=;BTN2=;BN3=;BTN4=;BTN5=;RTNB=15;

Select 'Forward Message' for your mobile phone text options.
Edit the message as required by adding the numbers you want the intercom to call in order as follows:

;+BTN1=077965124589;BTN2=02074561254;BTN3=;BTN4=;BTN5=;RTNB=20;

e) Set Up the delay timer before dialing the next number (RTNB)

The time delay is set at 15 seconds by default.
If you need to change this up or down, send text: ;+RTNA=xx; where 'xx' = the time in seconds.

f) Door Release

The User hangs up the call & speed dials the GSW2 back from an authorised phone. When the GSW2 is called back, an audible beep is played from the call point speaker as the door unlocks. The entry event is logged.

i) The number of the SIM card in GSW2 should be set as a preset 1 press speed-dial on the User's phone ii) The preset speed-dial button can be used for door release at any time

MISCELLANEOUS PARAMETERS (SIM, Device & GSM Intercom)
The device has various parameters that can be customised to suit the User or application. Not all are

relevant to every application so they are grouped into categories.

a) General Settings (defaults shown)

MUT=0 (Silent or Ringing Sound during intercom call connection) - Send SMS text: ;+MUT=1; to mute the ringing sound
- Send SMS text: ;+MUT=0; to enable the ringing sound

MIC=0 (Call Point Microphone Level 0 - 15)
- Send SMS text: ;+MIC=x; where x = 1 - 15 to increase the MIC level

SPK=80 (Call Point Speaker Level 75 - 100 max.)
- Send SMS text: ;+SPK=xxx; where x = 75 - 100 to increase the SPK level

LOT=60 (Line Open Time - to limit the length of intercom calls 0 - ~ seconds) - Send SMS text: ;+LOT=90; to increase the line open time
- Send SMS text: ;+LOT=45; to decrease the line open time

ADF=90 (Automatic Dial - Calls Administrator 1 at interval to prevent prepay SIM card expiry 0 - ~ days) - Send SMS text: ;+ADF=180; to increase the days before automatic calling
- Send SMS text: ;+ADF=75; to decrease the days before automatic calling

MRT=1 (Mute Tone - Disables beep when outputs are activated) - Send SMS text: ;+MRT=0; to disable the output activated beep - Send SMS text: ;+MRT=1; to enable the output activated beep

b) SIM Card / Mobile Network Settings (defaults shown)

SPO=1 (If using an 02 UK PAYT SIM card this parameter must = 10 - Do not change if not using 02 UK prepaid)
- If using an 02 PAYT SIM card, send this text message first before any other: ;+SPO=10;

CC1= (SIM Credit Checking - The following examples are for UK 02 & Vodafone PAYT networks only) - To set up 02 UK PAYT SIM card, send SMS text: ;CREF.=1;CC1=*#10#;
- To set up 02 IRELAND PAYT SIM card, send SMS text: ;CREF.=1;CC1=*#100#;
- To set up Vodafone PAYT SIM card, send SMS text: ;CREF#=2;CC1=*#1345#;

Contact Support regarding this feature on other networks. Not all networks support credit checking SMS code.

LCV=4 (Low Credit - If the CC1 & CREF above are set correctly, alerts will be sent when credit reaches £x)
- Send SMS text: ;+LCV=3; to set the level of whole pounds your credit must reach before alerts are sent

- Alerts will be sent at intervals of 1 in your currency until a minimum of 1 is reached. Alerts stop at 1 to prevent last credit being used.

TST=24 (Set in Hours, a test message is sent at this interval to check the SMS Text Alerts are operational)
- Send SMS text: ;+TST=168; to set the test alert for every 7 days

ALC=1 (Auto Log Clear - When GSW2 reaches 1015 events, it automatically clears the Log)
- Send SMS text: ;+ALC=0; Manual Log Clear (an SMS text alert will be sent to TN1 at 900 & again at 1015 events)
- Send SMS text: ;+ALC=1; to enable Automatic Log Clear

When Authorised Administrator (TN1) receives the 'event log full' alert, make a back up of the required log data either by SMS text or PC and then manually erase the entire Event Log memory by sending SMS text: ;LCLR;

LNG=0 (Language - 0 = English)
- Send SMS text: ;+LNG=x; where 'x' = number 0 - 7 for various languages.

English=0
Italian=1
Slovenian=2
Croatian=3
Dutch=4
French=5 (not supported) Spanish=6 (not supported) German=7

SDCLR (Erase all parameters from SIM card. Returns all parameters back to default)
- Send SMS text: ;+SDCLR;
(IMPORTANT: WAIT AT LEAST 5 MINUTES AFTER SENDING THIS COMMAND. DO NOT SWITCH OFF OR CONNECT / DISCONNECT ANYTHING)

The RED LED will flash while the erasing is in progress. The GSW2 will automatically reset at the end and when the BLUE LED flashes again the device is ready for re-programming.

c) Device Reset (defaults shown)

MRES (Manual Reset - to manually reboot the GSM module only - will not erase settings)
- Send SMS text: ;MRES; to manually reboot the GSM module and re-register the SIM card on the network

SSRES (Manual Reset - to manually reboot the GSM module & processor - will not erase settings)
- Send SMS text: ;SSRES; to manually reboot the GSM module & micro-processor. This completely restarts the device as it would if it was powered down and back on; without actually having to switch the power off.

ARST=168 (Automatic Interval Reset in hours to automatically reboot GSM module - will not erase settings)
- Send SMS text: ;+ARST=90; to reboot the GSM module and re-register the SIM card on the network

SMS TEXT PRINT COMMANDS (automatically prompt GSW2 for current settings)
GSW2 has a unique SMS text prompt system whereby you can request all or certain parameters before

making any changes. You may need to adjust a User or setting quickly. This is the best way to do it.

After receiving the information, select 'forward message', make your changes to the information & send it back to GSW2. The unit will be instantly updated. It's a good idea to include the '+' in the command sent ie: ;+CLP1=......; or alternatively you can send the same 'PRINT' command again to retrieve the data to see if you changes were applied.

a) Receive all Current Parameters Set (PALL)

- Send this SMS text: ;PALL;
Note: If you send ;PALL; by SMS, you will receive at least 30 text messages with the settings. This command is best used by PC & normally by the Installer for the purpose of fault finding within the parameters set.

b) Receive all Current Caller ID Control Settings, Authorised Callers & Vacant Slots (PCLP)

- Send this SMS text: ;PCLP;
c) Receive all Authorised Administrator Mobile Numbers and/or Vacant Number Slots (PTN) - Send this SMS text: ;PTN;
d) Receive the Security Level ie: Which Administrators are allowed to program GSW2 (PSL)

- Send this SMS text: ;PSL;

e) Receive which alerts are 'Linked' to which Authorised Administrators (PLN)

- Send this SMS text: ;PLN;
f) Receive Input configuration ie: How long they must be active before alerts are sent (PID) - Send this SMS text: ;PID;

g) Receive Output configuration ie: How outputs are set to switch; pulse, latch, timed (POS)

- Send this SMS text: ;POS;
h) Receive Current Output States ie: Are they active or not (PORC)
- Send this SMS text: ;PORC;
i) Receive Direct Output configuration ie: How outputs switch on Input / Event activity (POD) - Send this SMS text: ;POD;
j) Receive programmed labels for the device Name / Location & Inputs (P#)
- Send this SMS text: ;P#;
k) Receive the Current Settings of the Miscellaneous Parameters (PPA)

PPA will return a list of general parameters; UDC (self clock update), HTN (not relevant), SCV (Prepaid SIM card validity period), TST (Test SMS), MNF (not relevant), MIC (microphone level), SPK (speaker level), LCV (low credit SMS limit), LNG (not relevant), LOT (line open time), LOGN (event log limit by SMS), LOGI, ALC, ADF, ARST, CREF, CTIME, OP1, OP2, BUZ, MRT, SPO

- Send this SMS text: ;PPA;
l) Receive the remaining SIM card credit (PCC1)

- Send this SMS text: ;PCC1;
- This feature will only work if the paremeters ;CC1; & ;CREF; are set according to the SIM card being used. 02 & VF UK are shown below:
- To set up 02 UK PAYT SIM card, send SMS text: ;CREF.=1;CC1=*#10#;
- To set up 02 IRELAND PAYT SIM card, send SMS text: ;CREF.=1;CC1=*#100#;
- To set up Vodafone PAYT SIM card, send SMS text: ;CREF#=1;CC1=*#1345#;

No other UK Networks are supported. Contact Support for more info.

m) Receive the Current Settings for the GSM Intercom Feature - BUTTON 1 (PDEA)

- Send this SMS text: ;PDEA;

n) Receive the Current Settings for the GSM Intercom Feature - BUTTON 2 (PDEB)

- Send this SMS text: ;PDEB;

LED DISPLAY

The LED's are to indicate what is happening on the device at any given time.

1. BLUE GSM Network Signal Strength (1 Flash = Low Signal / 5 Flashes = Maximum Signal)

If the Blue is on solid, the device is not connected to the network. You will find that red is also on or flashing on/off. This indicates something is not right with the network and could be antenna, or SIm card related.

2. RED Device / Connection / Network Fault

Red will flash during start up to indicate the processor is reading the SIM card. It will also flash if the device is erasing data when prompted. It should not be on at all during normal operation. If the Red is solid or flashing at any time other than the initial 30 - 60 seconds after power up while the device logs onto the network; you have a fault somewhere.

Red indicates something is not right in general and could be to do with the network, antenna, SIM card, connections or hardware damage. Check carefully starting with your wiring connections. Then try the device in a different 'open air' location. Failing that try a differnt network SIM card. Visually inspect the hardware and look for any obvious damage or foreign objects on the PCB.

3. YELLOW GSM Network (1 Flash/sec. = Registering & 1 Flash per 5 sec. = On Network)

The Yellow is only related to the Network initial registration & then reporting that the device is currently on the network. If the Yellow is not flashing once every 5 seconds, it is not on the GSM Network.

TROUBLESHOOTING

Check the status of the LED's first and check the LED descriptions to provide a general idea of what to look at first.

a) Device won't connect to the GSM network

- Move the GSW2 to another location
- Try another SIM card or check the SIM card PIN code request is disabled - Connect the optional external antenna
- Check supply voltage is sufficient

b) General audio interference during intercom calls

- Make sure you have all cable screens (metal bare wire around coloured cores) connected to GND

- The bare wire screen of the 2 pair audio cable must be connected to GND both ends
- Use a Switch mode 12VDC regulated power supply 1 amp minimum.
- Don't run other equipment on the same power supply as the GSM intercom
- Keep the intercom audio cable & antenna away from mains power cables as best as possible - Keep the antenna outside any metal enclosures or fit an optional external antenna

- Connect any metal panel enclosures to GND especially if mounted to a steel post - Check the audio terminal connections are not loose (yellow, white, brown, green) - Lower the microphone level on the GSM call panel

c) Whistling or interference all the time or during a call

- Lower the microphone level on the GSM call panel

d) Device won't respond and blue LED is solid

- GSM Network Signal issue
- SIM card not inserted correctly
- Try different SIM card
- Check antenna connection
- Make sure antenna is not inside a metal enclosure

e) SMS Programming won't work

- Check SL (Security Level). The number you are sending the commands from may not be authorised - Check SIM card is on the network (see LED display)

f) Voicemail cuts in before my intercom call transfers to the second number

- Change RTNA (button1 ) or RTNB (Button 2) to a higher number. This will make the call ring longer.

g) Speaker Level is too low / high

- Adjust SPK up or in Miscellaneous Parameters

h) Red LED is solid

- Check connections and polarity on GSM controller & intercom interface PCB - Check PCB components visually to locate obvious damage
- Check power supply input voltage is sufficient

i) Red LED is Flashing

- Fit external antenna
- Relocate controller
- Change Network SIM card

j) If your issue is not listed here

- Contact your Supplier for Support 

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SET UP MANUAL

Version: v1.7
Valid from SW release "v_1_0_3.hex"

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1. 1  FOR YOUR SAFETY ................................................................................................... 6

2. 2  INTRODUCTION ....................................................................................................... 7

3. 3  FEATURES & APPLICATIONS........................................................................................ 8

4. 4  ST ART UP .............................................................................................................. 9

5. 5  LED STATUS DISPLAY .............................................................................................. 10

6. 6  CLEAR ALL PROGRAMMED DA T A FROM SIM ................................................................... 11

7. 7  CONNECTION DIAGRAM ........................................................................................... 12

8. 8  PROGRAMMING QF BLACK GSM CONTROLLER ................................................................ 14

9. 9  THE QF BLACK GSM CONTROLLER PARAMETERS............................................................. 15

   1. 9.1  ALARM INPUT SUPPORT ....................................................................................................15

   2. 9.2  RELAY OUTPUT MANAGEMENT .............................................................................................19

   3. 9.3  SECURITY LEVEL - AUTHORISED USERS....................................................................................20

   4. 9.4  CREDIT CHECK & SIM VALIDITY INFORMATION...........................................................................21

   5. 9.5  SET-UP PARAMETERS ........................................................................................................23

   6. 9.6  SMS MESSAGES EDITOR ......................................................................................................26

   7. 9.7  GSM INTERCOM...............................................................................................................27

   8. 9.8  CALLER ID RELAY CONTROL ................................................................................................30

   9. 9.9  EVENT LOGGING .............................................................................................................32

   10. 9.10  SPECIAL SMS COMMANDS ....................................................................................................33

10. 10  PRINT-OUT OF THE PARAMETERS............................................................................... 35

    1. 10.1  RECEIVE ALL PARAMETERS (PALL) .........................................................................................35

    2. 10.2  CHECK SW VERSION (PSW).................................................................................................35

    3. 10.3  CHECK SIGNAL QUALITY (PSQ) ............................................................................................35

    4. 10.4  RECEIVE TELEPHONE NUMBERS (PTN).....................................................................................35

    5. 10.5  RECEIVE LINKS (PLN) ........................................................................................................35

    6. 10.6  RECEIVE INPUT PARAMETERS (PIN) ........................................................................................35

    7. 10.7  RECEIVE INPUT DELAY PARAMETERS (PID)................................................................................36

    1. 10.1  RECEIVE DIRECT OUTPUT PARAMETERS (POD) ...........................................................................36

    2. 10.2  RECEIVE DELAY BEFORE DIAL VALUE (PDD)...............................................................................36

    3. 10.3  RECEIVE ACCESS TELEPHONE NUMBERS (PSL)............................................................................36

    4. 10.4  RECEIVE OUTPUT STATUS PARAMETERS (POS) ...........................................................................36

    5. 10.5  RECEIVE ALL PROGRAMMED SMS MESSAGES (P#).........................................................................36

    6. 10.6  RECEIVE SET UP PARAMETERS VALUE (PPA) ..............................................................................36

    7. 10.7  RECEIVE CREDIT PARS PARAMETERS (PCREF) ...........................................................................37

    8. 10.8  RECEIVE ALL CLIP PARAMETERS (PCLP) ...................................................................................37

    9. 10.9  RECEIVE INTERCOM BUTTON 1 PARAMETERS (PDEA) ON BOARD MICRO-SWITCH BUTTON ..............37

    10. 10.10  RECEIVE INTERCOM BUTTON 2 PARAMETERS (PDEB) ON BOARD MICRO-SWITCH BUTTON...............37

    11. 10.11  RECEIVE INTERCOM BUTTON 3 PARAMETERS (PDEC) ON BOARD MICRO-SWITCH BUTTON ..............37

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12. 10.12  RECEIVE INTERCOM BUTTON 4 PARAMETERS (PDED) ON BOARD MICRO-SWITCH BUTTON ..............38

13. 10.13  RECEIVE INTERCOM BUTTON 5 PARAMETERS (PDEE) TERMINAL CONNECTION ON PCB (TERM. J4) ..............38

14. 10.14  RECEIVE INTERCOM BUTTON 6 PARAMETERS (PDEF) TERMINAL CONNECTION ON PCB (TERM. J4)...............38

15. 10.15  RECEIVE INTERCOM BUTTON 7 PARAMETERS (PDEG) TERMINAL CONNECTION ON PCB (TERM. J4) ..............38

16. 10.16  RECEIVE INTERCOM BUTTON 8 PARAMETERS (PDEH) TERMINAL CONNECTION ON PCB (TERM. J4) ..............38

17. 10.17  CREDIT CHECK FOR THE PAYG SIM CARD (NETWORK DEPENDENT) ....................................................38

18. 10.18  RECEIVE CURRENT STATE OF THE OUTPUTS (PORC)....................................................................38

19. 10.19  MANUAL GSM MODULE RESTART (MRES) (DOES NOT CLEAR PARAMETERS) ..........................................39

20. 10.20  RECEIVE CURRENT ST A TUS OF INPUTS (INS)............................................................................. 39

21. 10.21  RECEIVE SYSTEM EVENT LOG ...............................................................................................39

11. 11  CHANGING PARAMETERS USING SMS COMMANDS ............................................................ 40

12. 12  DEFAULT SETTINGS OF CONTROLLER.......................................................................... 41

13. 13  P ARAMETER PRINT-OUT COMMANDS ........................................................................... 45

14. 14  TECHNICAL SPECIFICA TION ...................................................................................... 46

15. 15  SALES & SUPPORT CONT ACTS ................................................................................... 47

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QF BESPOKE SET UP MANUAL Figures

Figure 1, 1a, 2b: Connection diagrams .......................................................... 12 Figure 2: Input Connection diagram .............................................................. 15 Figure 3: Output Connection diagram ............................................................ 19

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1 FOR YOUR SAFETY

Read these simple guidelines. Not following them may be dangerous or illegal. Read the complete user guide for further information.

SWITCH ON SAFELY

Do not switch the unit on when use of wireless phone is prohibited or when it may cause interference or danger .

INTERFERENCE

All wireless phones and units may be susceptible to interference, which could affect performance.

SWITCH OFF IN HOSPITALS

Follow any restrictions. Switch the unit off near medical equipment.

SWITCH OFF IN AIRCRAFT

Follow any restrictions. Wireless devices can cause interference in aircraft.

SWITCH OFF WHEN REFUELING

Do not use the unit at a refueling point. Do not use near fuel or chemicals.

SWITCH OFF NEAR BLASTING

Follow any restrictions. Do not use the unit where blasting is in progress.

USE SENSIBLY

Use only in the normal position as explained in the product documentation. Do not touch the antenna unnecessarily.

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2 INTRODUCTION

The QF BLACK GSM CONTROLLER is a simple GSM intercom communication system that is designed as a reliable, self contained solution for wireless door entry & communication applications. It is designed for unlimited range, wire free GSM intercom and Caller ID access control.

In addition the QF BLACK GSM CONTROLLER supports alarm detection, GSM network failure, unauthorised User, low credit limit and various other SMS notifications as detailed in this manual.

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3 FEATURES AND APPLICATIONS

Features:

• ⇒  Built-in tri-band GSM module

• ⇒  Up to 4 way by direct connection to hardwired terminals

• ⇒  2 alarm inputs (Press to exit & alarm sensor detection)

• ⇒  Anti-tamper input

• ⇒  2 relay outputs (250V 5A rated)

• ⇒  Up to 100 Users for caller ID access control (unlimited in any caller mode)

• ⇒  Programming by SMS, direct onto SIM using a mobile phone, USB SIM card reader, via

  PC using TeraTerm 4.7 (or HyperTerminal on Windows PC's) or via the dedicated PC application

  Applications:

  ⇒ Complete door entry solution
  ⇒ Wireless communication system
  ⇒ Remote communication system (solar powered)
  ⇒ Remote gate / door opener (Caller ID access control) ⇒ Alarm notification by SMS

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4

START UP

• ⇒  Insert SIM card to be used for QF BLACK GSM CONTROLLER in a mobile phone.

• ⇒  Insert SIM card in QF BLACK GSM CONTROLLER device. The unit must be switched OFF when you insert the SIM!

• ⇒  Connect inputs & outputs if required to QF BLACK GSM CONTROLLER. (optional)

• ⇒  Connect the antenna to antenna connector and locate away from speaker area.

• ⇒  Connect 12-24V AC/DC power to QF BLACK GSM CONTROLLER device

• ⇒  Wait until LED1 (blue) starts flashing 3 - 5 times. (3 - 5 bars of signal) and the

  start up beep every 10 secs stops. When you hear 3 beeps the unit is on the

  network and ready to use.

• ⇒  The QF BLACK GSM CONTROLLER unit is now ready to program.

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5 LED DISPLAY BLUE LED (LED1)

- Indicates the level of the GSM signal from 1 to 5 LED flashes (1 is weak signal, 5 is excellent signal). To be reliable, 3 - 5 is recommended however the device will operate as long as the blue LED is flashing.

-

Red LED (LED2)

- When LED 2 is ON the unit has a problem which is generally related to network signal, SIM card, antenna or something along these lines. Check all connections, SIM card is inserted correctly, activated (tested in a phone), antenna making connection, SIM credit etc. Try another network or using a higher gain antenna may be required in some circumstances. Please check these possible causes before calling for support.

-

Yellow LED (LED3)
- Short flashing indicates that the GSM module is ON, but it is not yet connected on the GSM

network. After connection, yellow led is flashing with short pulse ON and a long pulse OFF.

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6 CLEAR PREVIOUSLY EXISTING DATA FROM OLD SIM

This is highly recommended when a SIM card you are going to use for the QF BLACK GSM CONTROLLER is not new and it already has some data stored in the phone book memory.

By sending this SMS to the QF BLACK GSM CONTROLLER when the SIM card is in and on the network, all programmed parameters and numbers are cleared:
;SDCLR;

After sending SMS you should wait at least 2 minutes for the command to be executed! The device will automatically restart after the command has been committed.

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7 CONNECTION DIAGRAM

Before connection the QF BLACK GSM CONTROLLER please take note of the connection diagram.

CONNECTIONS:

Figure 1: QF BLACK GSM CONTROLLER Label Diagram TERMINAL LAYOUT & CONNECTIONS:

Figure 1a: QF BLACK GSM CONTROLLER Connection diagram (FRONT)

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bespoke applications, use button terminals 5 - 8.

Figure 1b: QF BLACK GSM CONTROLLER Connection diagram (REAR)

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8 PROGRAMMING QF BLACK GSM CONTROLLER

The QF BLACK GSM CONTROLLER device supports 4 different programming methods:

• ⇒  To program QF BLACK GSM CONTROLLER parameters put the SIM card into a mobile phone. Add programming parameters in SIM Card "Phone Book" as names (parameter ie: ATN1) & number (setting ie: 07796167654)

• ⇒  You can program QF BLACK GSM CONTROLLER remotely by SMS (text message). (typical for small installations with few Users or settings & also for post install updates)

• ⇒  You can program QF BLACK GSM CONTROLLER with a USB SIM card reader in a PC USB port and enter the parameters as names (parameter ie: ATN1) & number (setting ie: 07796167654).

• ⇒  You can use a PC to program QF BLACK GSM CONTROLLER by connecting the PC to the device mini USB port and using a terminal program (sending the SMS text message commands on screen) or using the dedicated PC program. (typical for installations with a lot of Users and settings - best done on the bench prior to going to site)

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9 THE QF BLACK GSM CONTROLLER PARAMETERS

To support maximum functionality of QF BLACK GSM CONTROLLER many highly configurable parameters are available. The parameters are divided into sections and are described in the following chapters.

9.1 ALARM INPUT SUPPORT

Alarm reporting is controlled by a series of different parameter groups. The first section is used to define the input configuration for the alarm to be triggered. The second section is used to configure the alarm reporting.

9.1.1 ALARM TRIGGERING

Parameters are used to control (filter) the triggering of the alarm inputs.

9.1.1.1 Input Configuration parameter

The IN parameter sets the way the inputs are triggered. Alarm activated and Alarm restored can be triggered in 2 different ways. The status of the input can either be normal closed (N.C) or normal open (N.O.) trigged with GND (default).

When you need notification the alarm has been restored you should select a setting from positon 4 or 5.

Note: INx=0 means IN1 or IN2 = 0

• ⇒  INx=0 - Normal Open - triggered with negative voltage (GND) DEFAULT FOR IN1 & IN2

• ⇒  INx=1 - Normal Close - breaking negative or positive voltage loop

• ⇒  INx=2 - Not in use

• ⇒  INx=3 - Not in use

• ⇒  INx=4 means INx=0 + input restored SMS is sent

• ⇒  INx=5 means INx=1 + input restored SMS is sent

• ⇒  INx=6- Notinuse

  INPUT 1-4

INPUT 1-4

N.O. N.C. contact contact

G ND GND

Figure 2: Input 1 & 2 Connection diagram

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QF BESPOKE SET UP MANUAL 9.1.1.2 Input Delay parameter

The ID parameter determines the time period of the pulse length to trigger the alarm. The pulse time can be from 0,5 seconds to 9999 seconds. The default time is 0,5 seconds when the parameter value is 0.

9.1.1.3 Delay before Dial parameter

The DD parameter is used to define the delay between the time that alarm input is trigged and the time that alarm is reported.

9.1.1.4 Table of parameters

Example:

♦ Direct programming on the SIM card

Table 1: IN, ID and DD parameters

Table 2: IN, ID, DD parameters example

♦ Remote programming by SMS (note: + means a reply is returned) ;+IN1=0;IN2=4;ID1=10;ID2=0;DD1=0;DD2=15;

9.1.2 REMOTE REPORTING ALARM EVENTS

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9.1.2.1 Telephone Number parameter

Telephone numbers (or authorized users) for remote alarm reporting are listed as TN parameters. Remote alarm reporting on QF BLACK GSM CONTROLLER is sent via SMS messages.

9.1.2.2 Link parameter

The Link parameter is used to link alarm event from inputs or preset events (LNx) to the telephone numbers from Telephone Number (TNx) list.

9.1.2.3 Line Open Time parameter

The LOT parameter is used to define the time control for voice calls. The start of voice connection starts the LOT timer. If the voice connection is still ON when the LOT timer expires QF BLACK GSM CONTROLLER disconnects voice connection regardless.

9.1.2.4 Table of parameters

Table 3: Remote alarm reporting parameters

Note (Non authorised call):

When a telephone number calling or messaging the QF BLACK GSM CONTROLLER is not on the TN or Caller ID access authorized lists, a non authorised event occurs (NAC). The telephone number responsible for this event can be sent to a TN user for notification.

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Example:

♦ Direct programming on the SIM card

Table 4: Remote alarm reporting example

♦ Remote programming by SMS (note: + means a reply is returned) ;+TN1=07796176354;LN1=13;LN2=1234;LN7=1;LOT=60;

9.1.3 CONTROLLING OUTPUTS WITH DTMF

QF BLACK GSM CONTROLLER can control the outputs with the use of DTMF.
To control the outputs the user must press the combination of 2 digits as shown below.

Example:

Table 5: DTMF control example

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QF BESPOKE SET UP MANUAL 9.2 OUTPUT MANAGEMENT

QF BLACK GSM CONTROLLER supports the possibility to report alarms from inputs and any other events locally via 2 outputs. The behavior is defined using next parameters

9.2.1 OS parameter

The QF BLACK GSM CONTROLLER device has 2 relay outputs. Outputs can be configured to pulse, latch or timed pulse:

• ⇒  OSx=0

• ⇒  OSx=1

• ⇒  OSx=XXX

- Disabled
- Bi-stable toggle mode (latch)
- Mono-stable (pulse) (duration in seconds)

Typical connection for the output:

OUTPUT 1-4

LED

R1K

+12V DC

Figure 1: Output 1 & 2 Connection diagram 9.2.2 Direct Output parameter (press to exit)

OUTPUT 1-4

RELAY 12V DC

The OD parameter is used to link the alarm event directly to output. Activity on an alarm input can automatically switch an output. A typical use for this is 'Press to Exit'. Set ;+OD1=1; and input 1 will trigger output 1.

9.2.3 Output parameters

Parameters are used to invert the polarity of the outputs.

• ⇒  0 - normal (N/O) DEFAULT

• ⇒  1 - inverted (N/C)

+12V DC

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9.2.4 Table of parameters

Example:

Table 6: Output management parameters

♦ Direct programming on the SIM card

Table 7: Output management parameters example

♦ Remote programming by SMS (note: + means a reply is returned) ;+OS1=1;OS2=3;OD1=1;OD4=2;OP1=1;

9.3 SECURITY LEVEL - SL

SL parameter from 0 to 5 defines which telephone numbers stored in the phone book from TN1 - TN5 can enter into programming and remote control of the QF BLACK GSM CONTROLLER device.

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Example:

Table 8: SL parameter

;+SL=3;
9.4 PREPAID SIM CREDIT ALERTS

QF BLACK GSM CONTROLLER can be used with prepaid SIM cards and its limitations. To be able to overcome this limitation of the prepaid SIM cards, QF BLACK GSM CONTROLLER offers the possibility of automatic checking mechanism for credit.

9.4.1.1 SIM Card Credit parameters

Number used to check low credit value. They are provided from the GSM providers.

⇒ CC1 - This setting is only supported on a few networks (Vodafone & 02 UK and 02 Ireland)

♦ Direct programming on the SIM card

Table 9: SL example
♦ Remote programming by SMS (note: + means a reply is returned)

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QF BESPOKE SET UP MANUAL 9.4.1.2 CREF, CTIM, CVODA parameters

Parameters are used to find the credit value of the prepaid SIM card. Strings under these parameters are used to pars the replay message from the GSM provider.

⇒ CREF - Currency reference linked to the CC1 parameter. Use the details for the supported networks as set out in the examples in this manual only

9.4.1.3 Table of parameters

Example:

Table 10: Prepaid card validity parameters

♦ Direct programming on the SIM card

Table 11: Credit example

♦ Remote programming by SMS (note: + means a reply is returned) ;+LCV=4;CC1=*1345#;LN6=1;CREF#=2; (OR ;CREF.=1; FOR 02 UK)

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9.5 SET-UP PARAMETERS

Different parameters are used to support versatile functionality of the QF BLACK GSM CONTROLLER.

9.5.1 HTN parameter

Hidden telephone number is a parameter used in order to conceal the telephone number of the SIM card in the QF BLACK GSM CONTROLLER device. The default value is set to "1" which means that the number is shown. Eg: ;+HTN=0; (hide number)

9.5.2 ESC parameter

Parameter is used to define the input used to cancel the current call from the QF BLACK GSM CONTROLLER device. A separate button on teh door entry panel labelled 'cancel' can be connected to GND & IN1 and ;+ESC=1; to enable the function.

9.5.3 UDC parameter

Parameter is used to synchronise the QF BLACK GSM CONTROLLER clock to GSM network clock. You must enter the number of the SIM card in the QF BLACK GSM CONTROLLER device. When power is lost and restored the device sends itself an SMS to update itthe onboard clock. Eg: ;+UDC=07796434543;

9.5.4 RAN parameter

Parameter is used to provide support for auto-answer DTMF options for the QF BLACK GSM CONTROLLER device. The number defines the number of rings needed for QF BLACK GSM CONTROLLER device to answer the incoming call. The incoming number must be on the TN list (authorised users) for the device to answer. When the device answers it will beep in the earpiece and the User is connected. DTMF control of can then be used as outlined in this manual. Eg: ;+RAN=1; (answers quickly) NOTE: Do not call the device from a number on the CLIP list (Caller ID access) because the device may answer before the actual required function of switching an output has been aactivated.

9.5.5 TST parameter

A test SMS can be sent periodically at intervals between 1 hour to 240 hours.

Example:
If send test SMS TST value is set to 12 (;+TST=12;) , the TN number/s linked to "LN5" receive a test message every 12 hours.

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9.5.6 MIC parameter

MIC parameter enables you to change the sound level on the microphone. Eg: ;+MIC=4;

9.5.7 SPK parameter

SPK parameter enables you to change the speaker sound level. Eg: ;+SPK=12;

9.5.8 MUT parameter

MUT parameter enables you mute the speaker sound while the actual ringing occurs. It does not mute the initial bell press beep or connection beeps. This is useful if the User is travelling and wants to mute the international ringing tone. Eg: ;+MUT=1;

9.5.9 ARST parameter

ARST parameter defines periodic of auto restart time (in hours) of the device. It does not clear any parameters. It's simply an automatic module restart. Eg: :+ARST=48;

9.5.10 ADFparameter

Parameter is used to make an automatic call after a preset amount of days. It is useful if the system will not be used for some time and a PAYG SIM card is used. In this case the device can call after say 100 days to prevent the network cutting the SIM card off through non use. The threshold period differs between networks. Contact your SIM Provider. Eg: :+ADF=100;

9.5.11 BUZparameter

Parameter is used to control buzzer when output operates and some other functions that make the buzzer sound. If the buzzer sounds and you don't want it to, activate this feature to disable it. Eg: ;+BUZ=1;

9.5.12 Table of parameters

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Example:

Table 12: Set-up parameters ♦ Direct programming on the SIM card

Table 13: Set-up parameters example.

♦ Remote programming by SMS (note: + means a reply is returned) ;+HTN=1;LNG=1;MIC=4;SPK=12;TST=24; BUZ=0;ESC=2;

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9.6 SMS MESSAGES EDITOR

You can edit the label for each alarm input. Each message is built from 3 parts and user can write the first (User Location ie: my gate) and the second (name of event or label of input ie: intruder or door sensor) part of the message. Unit adds the third part (alarm event description) automatically ie: (alarm activity in progress or alarm input restored). The message is stored in the SIM phone book so you should add any number for correct operation.

9.6.1 Table of parameters

Example:

Table 14: Message parameters

♦ Direct programming on the SIM card

Table 15: Message parameters example
♦ Remote programming by SMS (note: + means a reply is returned)

;+#0USERS_HOME=1;#1MAIN_GA TE=1;#2PED_GA TE=1;

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QF BESPOKE SET UP MANUAL 9.7 INTERCOM

For each button the QF BLACK GSM CONTROLLER incorporates a group of parameters to set up the call button. There 8 groups of parameters for the 8 possible call buttons however only 5 - 8 relate to the QF BLACK GSM CONTROLLER as 1 - 4 are on board micro-switch call buttons that are only used on a different door entry panel version.

9.7.1 ATN1 to ATN5 (xTN1 - xTN5) parameters

Parameters are phone numbers for the intercom call buttons.

The prefixed letter 'A' 'B' 'C' 'D' 'E' 'F' 'G' 'H' relate to call buttons 1 - 8 therefore for the purpose of the QF BLACK GSM CONTROLLER manual only 'E' 'F' 'G' 'H' are relevant.

9.7.2 RTN parameter

Parameter defines the ring time between numbers. Only one time can be set per group and will be the delay between all numbers on the xTN1 - xTN5 list. The RTN timer is started when the call button is pressed so some trial and error may be required if trying to set a timer to avoid voicemail. If the RTNx timer expires before the GSM voice connection is established then the device calls the next number in xTN1 - xTN5 call list.

The suffixed letter 'A' 'B' 'C' 'D' 'E' 'F' 'G' 'H' relate to groups 1 - 8 therefore for the purpose of the QF BLACK GSM CONTROLLER manual only 'E' 'F' 'G' 'H' are relevant.

9.7.3 DTMF auto dial functionality

This function is used to provide support for QF BLACK GSM CONTROLLER device to be able select extended numbers via DTMF command. It is used to make the GSM intercom automatically interface with switchboards that require a code to be pressed to progress through the system. Ie: press 1 for reception. Although it is generally recommended to make the calls direct to a number rather than a switchboard the QF BLACK GSM CONTROLLER can handle the call transfer by entering the required digital with a suitable time delay as required.

9.7.3.1 SDNx parameter

Parameter is used to set the DTMF number in auto self select function. Which number is to be pressed. Ie: ;+SDNF=1; group 'F' used as an example

The suffixed letter 'A' 'B' 'C' 'D' 'E' 'F' 'G' 'H' relate to groups 1 - 8 therefore for the purpose of the QF BLACK GSM CONTROLLER manual only 'E' 'F' 'G' 'H' are relevant.

9.7.3.2 SDDx parameter

Parameter is used to set the delay ( in seconds ) for sending the chosen DTMF number in auto self select function as above (SDNx). Ie: ;+SDDF=2; group 'F' used as an example

The suffixed letter 'A' 'B' 'C' 'D' 'E' 'F' 'G' 'H' relate to groups 1 - 8 therefore for the purpose of the QF BLACK GSM CONTROLLER manual only 'E' 'F' 'G' 'H' are relevant.

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QF BESPOKE SET UP MANUAL 9.7.4 Call Button Time Zone & After Hours Disable

Time zone support is to enable the call button during certain hours and can be used to conversely to disable the call button outside of the set hours by leaving the 5th call number off the list ie: only using 4 call numbers maximum. When both time limits are set (in 24hr format :00 not necessary just 0 - 24) - (ie: ;+TZSF=6;TZEF=18; is 6:00 - 18:00) the time zone functionality for that group (F in this example) is ON. When the current time is in the limits of the time zone parameters the button event calls the number from xTN1 to xTN4, outside of these set hours the device calls directly to xTN5. For this reason if you leave xTN5 blank, outside of the set hours the device will not make a call effectively disabling the call button outside of the set hour range.

9.7.4.1 Time Zone Start TZSx parameter

Parameter is used to configure the start time for the time zone functionality - 24h time format. Ie: ;+TZSF=6; (6am or 6:00) group 'F' used as an example

The suffixed letter 'A' 'B' 'C' 'D' 'E' 'F' 'G' 'H' relate to groups 1 - 8 therefore for the purpose of the QF BLACK GSM CONTROLLER manual only 'E' 'F' 'G' 'H' are relevant.

9.7.4.2 Time Zone End TZEx parameter

Parameter is used to configure the end time for the time zone functionality - 24h time format. Ie: ;+TZEF=18; (6pm or 18:00) group 'F' used as an example

The suffixed letter 'A' 'B' 'C' 'D' 'E' 'F' 'G' 'H' relate to groups 1 - 8 therefore for the purpose of the QF BLACK GSM CONTROLLER manual only 'E' 'F' 'G' 'H' are relevant.

9.7.5 Table of parameters (grey text not relevant to QF BLACK GSM Controller)

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1. ETN1  Button 5, T elephone number 1.

2. ETN2  Button 5, T elephone number 2.

3. ETN3  Button 5, Telephone number 3.

4. ETN4  Button 5, T elephone number 4.

5. ETN5  Button 5, T elephone number 5.

RTNE Button 5, time out control for voice connection. SDNE Button 5, DTMF number to send.

SDDE Button 5, delay for DTMF number to send. TZSE Button 5, time zone start period.
TZEE Button 5, time zone end period.

1. FTN1   Button 6, T elephone number 1.

2. FTN2  Button 6, T elephone number 2.

3. FTN3  Button 6, T elephone number 3.

4. FTN4  Button 6, T elephone number 4.

5. FTN5  Button 6, T elephone number 5.

RTNF Button 6, time out control for voice connection SDNF Button 6, DTMF number to send.

SDDF Button 6, delay for DTMF number to send. TZSF Button 6, time zone start period.
TZEF Button 6, time zone end period.

1. GTN1   Button 7, T elephone number 1.

2. GTN2  Button 7, T elephone number 2.

3. GTN3  Button 7, T elephone number 3.

4. GTN4  Button 7, T elephone number 4.

5. GTN5  Button 7, T elephone number 5.

RTNG Button 7, time out control for voice connection SDNG Button 7, DTMF number to send.

SDDG Button 7, delay for DTMF number to send. TZSG Button 7, time zone start period.
TZEG Button 7, time zone end period.

1. HTN1   Button 8, T elephone number 1.

2. HTN2  Button 8, T elephone number 2.

3. HTN3  Button 8, Telephone number 3.

4. HTN4  Button 8, T elephone number 4.

5. HTN5  Button 8, T elephone number 5.

RTNH Button 8, time out control for voice connection SDNH Button 8, DTMF number to send.

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Example:

♦ Direct programming on the SIM card

Table 16: Intercom parameters

Table 17: Intercom parameters example

♦ Remote programming by SMS (note: + means a reply is returned)
;+A TN1=07796176354;A TN2=+447796176355;RTNA=30;CTN1=07796176356;C

TN2=07796176357;RTNC=40;

9.8 CLIP CALLER ID ACCESS CONTROL (100 USER)

CLIP is used to provide "free of charge" control of a selected (1) output for up to 100 authorised users. It can also be opened up so any number calling will switch the output making the number of users unlimited and within only a group that know which number to call.

9.8.1 CLPEN parameter

Parameter used to enable / disable / lock down to authorised users for CLIP access. Ie: ;+CLPEN=2; (open access - any caller mode)

9.8.2 CLPOU parameter

Parameter used to choose which output will be controlled by the CLIP feature. Ie: ;+CLPOU=1; (output 1)

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QF BESPOKE SET UP MANUAL 9.8.3 CLPI parameter

This parameter, if set, dictates which input 1 or 2 must be active in order for the CLIP feature to work. This is particularly useful in situation where the Owner of the system doesn't want Users to be able to switch the gate or door from afar. It would be used like an arming loop is used at a ticket machine. The ticket will not issue unless a car is on the arming loop. Similarly, the CLIP feature will not work unless the sensor put in place has been firstly activated before the User calls. Ie: ;+CLPI=1; (input 1 must be active for CLIP to function)

9.8.4 CLP1 ... CLP100 parameter

Set of telephone number, which can control the output. The number not on CLP list is not able to control the output using clip functionality. Ie: ;+CLP1=07796176354;CLP2=07796176355;CLP100=07796176356; (add users 1, 2 & 100) ;+CLP1=;CLP2=;CLP100=; (delete users 1,2 & 100)

9.8.5 Table of parameters

Example:

Table 18: CLIP parameters ♦ Direct programming on the SIM card

Table 19: CLIP parameters example

♦ Remote programming by SMS(note: + means a reply is returned) ;+CLPEN=1;CLPOU=2;CLPI=0;CLP1=07796176354;CLP2=07796176355;CLP100=

07796176356;

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QF BESPOKE SET UP MANUAL 9.9 EVENT LOGGING

The QF BLACK GSM CONTROLLER logs certain events on the alarm input side of the device. Log events consist of event, time and telephone number or input number.

9.9.1 Log Number LOGN parameter

Parameter is used for defining the number of events printed out on PLOG request. Ie: ;PLOG; returns events...... ;+LOGN=5; defines how many individual log events are returned as 1 SMS per event

9.9.2 Log Interface LOGI parameter

Parameter is used to define the media used for logging of events on QF BLACK GSM CONTROLLER. User can select between nonvolatile memory on QF BLACK GSM CONTROLLER or select USB to transfer events directly via USB to PC.

9.9.3 Auot Log Clear ALC parameter

Parameter is used to control behavior when log on QF BLACK GSM CONTROLLER is full. User can select between auto log clear or manual clear of log.

9.9.4 Table of parameters

Example:

Table 20: LOG parameters.

♦ Direct programming on the SIM card

Table 21: LOG parameters example
♦ Remote programming by SMS (note: + means a reply is returned)

;+LOGN=5;LOGI=0;ALC=1;
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QF BESPOKE SET UP MANUAL 9.10 SPECIAL SMS COMMANDS

These commands can only be issued only over SMS message, and are used to control some special functions of QF BLACK GSM CONTROLLER device.

9.10.1 OutputRemoteControlORCcommand

Command is used to control the 2 outputs via SMS message. Output 1 ON ;+ORC1=1;

Output 1 OFF (only if set to latching) ;+ORC1=0; Output 2 ON ;+ORC2=1;

Output 2 OFF (only if set to latching) ;+ORC2=0; 9.10.2 SIM Data Clear SDCLR command

To clear all data on SIM card SDCLR command is used. Use carefully. All factory settings restored.

9.10.3 LogClearLCLRcommand

Command clears log on QF BLACK GSM CONTROLLER device.

9.10.4 CLIPClearCLPCLRcommand

Command is used to delete all CLP numbers.

9.10.5 Module Reset MRES command

Command is used to manually restart GSM module on QF BLACK GSM CONTROLLER device. Does not clear data. Reboots the GSM only. Not the system firmware. Use SSRES to reboot device completely.

9.10.6 SoftwareResetSSREScommand

Command is used to manually restart QF BLACK GSM CONTROLLER device. Does not clear data. This resent command is like a power cycle.

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9.10.7 Table of parameters

Example:

♦ Remote programming by SMS

Table 22: SMS commands