Programmed numbers reference
Mobile phone safety precautions
Using the SMS commands
Secure operation
SMS operation
Sending an SMS to the module
Receiving an SMS from the module
Normal operation
Activating the module
Alarm activation
Alarm trigger
Optional sensor trigger
Phone call after one minute of no response
Low car battery warning
Secure operation PIN code
How to change the PIN code
Stored mobile numbers
To get a list of the stored mobile phone numbers
To add a mobile phone number
To delete a mobile phone number
Optional features
SMS controlled relay outputs
To operate an SMS relay output
Lock/unlock your car via SMS
To lock via SMS
To unlock via SMS
SMS commands glossary
SMS commands and replies
SMS alerts
Programmed numbers reference
Record the programmed numbers for your future reference:
Vehicle ID (eg. registration plate)
AVS SMS Upgrade SIM card number:
This is your AVS SMS Upgrade‘s cellular modem number
AVS SMS Upgrade secure operation PIN:
Vodafone account PIN:
Stored mobile numbers:
1:
2:
3:
4:
5:
IMPORTANT
Each time the module sends an SMS it is charged at the
normal Vodafone network rate. It is your responsibility
to have enough money on the SIM card for the module to
send SMS.
Introduction
Thank you for choosing the AVS SMS Upgrade module. It can be
added to most car alarms and gives you the additional security of
being notified via SMS (text message) to your mobile phone if the
alarm is triggered. We recommend that you read this guide
carefully and keep it in a safe place for future reference.
System summary
Remote notification by SMS (text message) if the alarm is
triggered
Up to five mobile phone numbers can be stored and sent
notifications
The module will ring one mobile number if the alarm is
triggered to ensure you are notified of an alarm activation
Notification by SMS if the car battery is running low
Arms automatically when the car ignition is switched off
Hyper blue LED warning light activates automatically when
the car ignition is switched off
Programmable six digit PIN for secure operation
Confirmation SMS reply to each command sent to the module
Optional features – optional sensors can be directly connected
to the module and it can be programmed to activate up to
three devices/features via SMS
About the cellular modem
The AVS SMS Upgrade has an inbuilt cellular modem that allows
two-way communication between your mobile phone and the alarm
via SMS (text message). The modem operates with a SIM card in
the same way as a mobile phone. It runs on a Vodafone pre-pay
SIM card.
It is your responsibility to ensure your cellular modem SIM
card has money on it at all times for two-way SMS
communication to operate.
The AVS SMS Upgrade relies on cellular coverage for SMS
communication. If your phone is switched off or outside cellular
coverage and there is an alarm trigger you will only receive a
notification SMS when your phone is switched back on or is back in
range.
Note: Manta Electronics and the various network providers do not
guarantee the delivery of SMS or calls. Manta Electronics accepts
no liability or consequential losses resulting from the non-receipt of
a SMS.
Please see the information sheet included.
SIM card set-up
Do NOT insert or remove the cellular modem SIM card while
the power is on. Ensure power is off and the AVS SMS
Upgrade module is unplugged first.
If this has not already been done by the installer (or for any reason
you remove the SIM card and need to replace it):
1. Place the new SIM card in an existing mobile phone and
turn off “PIN code request.” You may need to refer to your
mobile phone manual on how to do this.
2. Call 707 and set the 4-digit Vodafone account PIN code.
Record the PIN in the Programmed numbers reference in this
manual. You will need the Vodafone account PIN code when
you want to check or top up the cellular modem’s SIM card
balance.
3. Insert the SIM card into the AVS SMS Upgrade’s cellular
modem.
4. Save the AVS SMS Upgrade’s cellular modem’s SIM card
number in your mobile phone to easily recall for sending SMS
commands. We recommend that you save it with a
meaningful name i.e. AVS SMS Upgrade or other so it is
instantly recognisable and you are able to take immediate
action if you are contacted by the system.