TX-SMS Installation and Programming MANUAL - Radio Data

1 TX-SMS Installation and Programming MANUAL . Contents Basic Steps to Getting Started 2. SECTION 1 - Product overview 4. General features 4. Inputs and outputs 4. Monitor inputs and report via SMS 5. Control onboard relays remotely 6. Programming the TX-SMS 7. M2M - Monitoring alarm signals in a control room 8. TX-SMS Pack 9. SECTION 2 - Getting started (step-by-step) 9. STEP 1 - SIM cards 9. 1a. Choose the right SIM card/s 9. 1b. Ensure the correct use of dual or single SIM cards 9. 1c. Disable the SIM PIN before Installation 10. STEP 2 - Check and establish network coverage 11. STEP 3 - Setup the unit and computer for configuration 12.

2 3a. Install the Windows drivers and application software 12. 3b. Connect the TX-SMS to the computer 12. 3c. Identify the COM port number to which the programmer is connected 13. Windows 7 (X64) USB Driver Repair 14. 3d. Input the correct COM port number 15. 3e. View the Status Screen 16. 3f. Read and write the configuration 17. STEP 4 - Configure the message centre number/s 18. STEP 5 - General setup 19. 5a. Enter the Reporting Numbers 19. 5b. Decide if you are going to use the SMS Sender Verify feature 19. 5c. Enter the Unit Reporting Name 20. 5d. Set the Command PIN 20. 5e. Set the Auto Test period 21. 5f. Set the Vibration Tamper Sensitivity 21.

3 5g. Set the AC Status Delay 22. 5h. Set the Relay Pulse Time 22. STEP 6 - Set the realtime clock 23. SECTION 3 - Monitoring inputs and reporting via SMS 24. a. Overview 24. b. Enter the Reporting Numbers 24. c. Define the SMS Input Event Messages 25. d. Input connections 26. e. Setup AC monitoring 27. f. Power monitoring 28. g. LED status indications 28. h. Power requirements 28. i. Configure the Reporting Rules 29. SECTION 4 - Setup Contact ID reporting 30. a. Overview 30. b. Define the Contact ID Labels 31. c. Configure the Contact ID reporting rules 32. d. Contact ID connection 33. SECTION 5 - Setup relay operation 34.

4 A. Relay connection 34. b. Operate the relays by SMS command 35. c. i. Operate the relays by missed call 36. c ii. Program missed call operations 37. c iii. Setting Special Time Access Rules 38. d. Operate the relays by Independent Timers 39. SECTION 6 - Setup M2M operation 40. a. Sending SMS messages to a control room 40. SECTION 7 - SMS remote commands 41. a. Overview 41. b. SMS command rules 41. c. SMS remote command guide 42. WARNINGS - GSM/SMS EQUIPMENT 44. Page 1. Basic Steps to Getting Started STEP 1 - 1a. Choose the right SIM card/s Purchase an appropriate SIM card - make sure there is enough airtime. 1b. Ensure the correct use of dual or single SIM cards NB: Use primary SIM holder for single SIM.

5 1c. Disable the SIM PIN before Installation Use a mobile phone to disable the SIM PIN and test. STEP 2 - Check and establish network coverage Check coverage with mobile phone - use correct antenna. STEP 3 - 3a. Install the Windows drivers and PC application software Supplied on CD with USB interface board or download at 3b. Connect the TX-SMS to the computer Use the USB interface board and USB cable. 3c. Identify the COM port number to which the programmer is connected My Computer > View System Information > Hardware Tab ! > Device Manager > Expand Ports (COM&LPT) > look for the RDC TX-SMS USB COM port > record port number.

6 3d. Input the correct COM port number Input the COM port when prompted in the STATUS SCREEN . 3e. View the Status Screen Determine if the unit is operational on the network/s. 3f. Read and write the configuration Read and write the configuration settings. STEP 4 - Configure the message centre number/s Input the correct message centre numbers for the SIM card/s. STEP 5 - General setup (Input on General Setup tab if application software). 5a. Enter the Reporting Numbers Enter at least 1 Reporting Number for testing - NB: Int. format. 5b. Enter the Unit Reporting Name Identifies which TX-SMS unit SMS messages originate from.

7 5c. Set the Command PIN. Enter a PIN to protect the unit from unauthorised commands and requests. STEP 6 - Set the realtime clock Send the unit the SMS command to set the time and date ($pppp*syt). STEP 7 - Continue with Programming of input and relay operations. Page 2. SMS reporting and control functions Control room (M2M reporting). 4 Reporting cell phone numbers Monitoring inputs and report via SMS. Advanced functionality to control onboard relays Page 3. SECTION 1 - Product overview General features ! Dual SIM support ! 4 Inputs report user definable SMS messages ! Full Ademco Contact ID reporting ! AC monitoring !

8 Battery low and restore reporting ! 2 Relay outputs - SPDT relays ! Program unit with PC software or by SMS command ! Battery backed time and date ! Vibration tamper monitoring Inputs & outputs Onboard relays switch on, off, pulse or toggle by SMS. Serial connection Mains fail/restore Contact ID. Analogue Optically isolated Optically isolated Single or dual SIM option Standard Standard Page 4. SECTION 1 - Product Monitor inputs and report via SMS. ! Up to 4 mobile numbers can receive SMS's from the unit ! 4 Hardwired inputs send user definable SMS messages when triggered ! 2 Standard DC inputs and 2 optically isolated inputs !

9 Reports full Contact ID from an alarm control panel with user definable SMS message options ! Reports mains failure/restore and low battery ! Low battery unit shut down with SMS notification ! User configured auto-test reporting Mains fail/restore Contact ID. Analogue Optically isolated Optically isolated Standard Standard Page 5. SECTION 1 - Product Control onboard relays remotely Switch on, switch off, pulse or toggle the relays Control relays by sending the unit an SMS. ! Simple SMS commands can be sent to switch on, switch off, pulse or toggle either relay 1 or relay 2. ! Confirmation SMS's on execution Control relays with missed calls !

10 Up to 500 different mobile numbers can be programmed to control the relays by missed call ! Optional confirmation SMS's on execution ! Special access rules can limit relay control to a limited number of calls, time windows and week days ! Useful for opening gates and doors for private residences and complexes - carries no call costs Control relays with onboard timers ! The device can act as a timer unit independent of GSM. ! Up to sixteen timers can be configured to control the relays ! Timers can be set to operate on certain days of the week ! Ideal for turning lights and geysers on and off automatically N/C. N/O Relay 2.