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Paragraphs with this symbol contain important information
concerning the device and its handling. In any case, you should
take these into account in order to prevent questions and misunderstandings.
Paragraphs with the ssf character indicate special functions that
are activated when the device is switched to ssf mode (see
Chapter 10 for more on this).
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Introduction / manufacturer’s declaration
Dear customer,
Thank you for purchasing this registration system. The GSM Scout activ LTE was
built according to the latest technology. It is a microcontroller-controlled signaling
module for remote data transmission in GSM radio telephone networks.
manufacturer:
ConiuGo® GmbH
Berliner Strasse 4a
16540 Hohen Neuendorf
For the CE marking are important and have been noted:
- Directive 2014/53 / EU (Radio Equipment Directive - RED) on
radio equipment
- Directive 2011/65 / EU (RoHS-conformity),
(in particular lead free of all processed components)
The device includes a telecommunications terminal used for GSM, UMTS and LTE
networks. This has its own CE mark with check digit.
When using a separate power supply, it should be noted that this corresponds to the
conditions of electrical safety, carries the CE mark and is professionally mounted and
operated.
Hohen Neuendorf, 10 of September 2018
To ensure the safe operation of our GSM device, you as a user
must comply with this operating manual.
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Contents
Introduction / manufacturer’s declaration ................................................. 2
Contents ........................................................................................................ 3
1. Warranty and liability conditions ............................................................ 4
2. Intended use .............................................................................................. 5
3. Safety constructions ................................................................................ 6
4. Assembly ................................................................................................... 8
5. Switch inputs and function of the GSM Scout ..................................... 9
6. Configuration via the phone number directory ................................... 13
7. Insert SIM card and connect antenna ................................................... 15
8. Start of the device and functional test ................................................. 15
9. Remote switching ................................................................................... 16
10. Ssf – Special SIM function ................................................................... 19
11. Switching the language version .......................................................... 22
12. Remedy for errors and problems ........................................................ 23
13. Scope of delivery and optional accessories ...................................... 26
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1. Warranty and liability conditions
ConiuGo® GmbH guarantees that the product is free of material and manufacturing
defects during normal use and maintenance. This warranty is valid for 2 years from
the date of delivery and covers repair or replacement, whereby ConiuGo® GmbH
reserves the right to choose. The warranty covers material and personnel costs in
the event of a repair, but not on assembly and shipping costs.
A guarantee is excluded in case of improper use, alteration, disassembly or modification. The proof of purchase must be enclosed with a return!
In no event shall ConiuGo® be liable for any incidental or consequential damages,
including property damage, loss of use of the equipment or other equipment, or any
loss of property.
Damage caused by non-observance of these operating instructions will void the warranty! For further damages we do not
accept liability!
In case of property damage or personal injury caused by improper handling or non-observance of the safety instructions,
we assume no liability. In such cases, any warranty claim expires.
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2. Intended use
The device is made for use in Germany. It may be marketed outside of Germany,
Austria and Switzerland only with a user manual in the local language. This manual
must be authorized by the manufacturer. In any case, it must be ensured that the
end user of this device is able to understand the manual in terms of language and
content.
Note on installing ConiuGo® devices in vehicles
• In order to avoid disturbances of the vehicle electronics, a ConiuGo® device
in vehicles must always be installed by a technically trained electrician and, if
necessary, registered in the vehicle computer. As a rule, this is possible without any problems.
• If ConiuGo® units are installed in vehicles, they may only be operated in the
resting vehicle (for example, theft protection). The devices have no E1 approval. Repercussions on vehicle electronics can therefore not be completely
ruled out.
Note about possible malfunction of the vehicle electronics
• State-of-the-art vehicles have an electronic battery management system that
indicates a fault and, if necessary, immobilizes the vehicle when an "unknown
consumer" is detected. Such an "unknown consumer" may be a GSM modem
or GSM reporting device that is not registered with its power management in
battery management. The operator or the person authorized by him must ensure that the vehicle electronics properly recognize the ConiuGo® device and
allow it to be used in the vehicle.
• The ConiuGo® Society for Telecommunications is not liable for disruptions of
the vehicle electronics or the consequential costs, such as the costs for releasing a vehicle on-board computer, which has switched to the fault mode.
The operator or his workshop have to ensure that the device works properly
with the vehicle electronics!
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Installation and commissioning of the GSM reporting device
require special expertise (telecommunications, electrical engineering, electronics, etc.). Proper installation and commissioning must be ensured by the purchaser or operator. The safety
instructions must be observed.
Observance of all instructions in this manual and the technical documentation and
instructions on the device (type plate, etc.) are required. In case of doubt, the device
should be put out of operation and the manufacturer consulted.
• The device usually has protection class IP 31. This must be taken into acount
when selecting the installation environment.
• The permissible ambient temperature is -30 to 60 ° C.
• The device may only be operated indoors.
• Contact with moisture (> 70% rel. F) must be avoided at all costs.
• An activated SIM card is required for operation.
Deviating device versions, such as GSM Scout devices with
protection class IP 65 have the corresponding protection class
and can of course be operated under the conditions specified
for this protection class.
Another use as described above leads to damage of this product. Moreover, this is
with dangers such. As short circuit, fire, electric shock, etc. connected. Devices of
the GSM Scout series must not be technically modified or rebuilt!
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3. Safety hints
The devices of the GSM Scout series comply with the generally valid GSM standards. The following safety instructions must be observed.
GSM devices can ignite explosive or flammable gas mixtures
electromagnetically. The use of the devices under impermissible
environmental conditions must be excluded.
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The system may not be switched on in airplanes and hospitals
without permission.
Before switching on the device, it is essential to inquire about
possible influences of the module on your existing technical
systems.
The manufacturer supplies devices of the GSM Scout series as a product for integration into a system. This product has been carefully inspected for compliance with the
standards and guidelines stated in the manufacturer's declaration in accordance with
the CE directive. Nevertheless, the electromagnetic behavior of the module depends
on the installation and environmental conditions.
The electromagnetic behavior of the GSM alarm system depends on installation and environmental conditions, which are
not under the control of the manufacturer. Therefore, the manufacturer assumes no liability for this behavior.
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Note on selecting a suitable antenna
The GSM module of your device is approved for use as a telecommunication terminal in accordance with the EC Directive (RED). This approval is effective if the device
is operated with a properly adapted antenna (antenna and Ka¬bel: 50 ohm characteristic impedance) with spherical radiation (omnidirectional) via a Kabel connection.
Recommended are the antennas specified in the data sheet, which ensure optimum
reception and transmission behavior.
Because of the HF radiation that occurs, a GSM device may in
principle only be operated with a suitable GSM antenna for the
corresponding frequency band. The antenna cable must not be
damaged.
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4. Assembly
The devices of the GSM Scout series with IP 31 housing have two mounting straps
("B" in Fig. 1) on the housing, which are used for wall mounting. Note that the two
other screw holes ("A" in Fig. 1) are used to secure the housing cover. (see Fig. 1)
Fig. 1
B
B
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5. Switch inputs and function of the GSM Scout
The devices of the GSM Scout series are GSM transmitter modules for the transmission of messages via alarm SMS. They serve to secure and monitor valuable objects
such as houses, boats / yachts, camping vehicles, etc.). Messages are sent via SMS
(SMS = Short Message Service) via the GSM networks (GSM = Global System for
Mobile communications). The GSM Scout active LTE is also able to receive SMS
and thereby perform remote switching tasks.
Fig. 2
The GSM Scout Series has 5 inputs for switches or switch contacts (see Fig. 2 / A =
AUX, B = FIRE, C = WATER, D = BURGLARY, E = SHARP). Voltages should never
be created here! Only the connection of potential-free contacts or signaling loops is
permitted!
With the input "SCHARF" (E) the functions of the device are activated. After closing
this switch, arming will be activated after 40 seconds have elapsed. This delay time
is used to leave the protected object after arming. The associated light emitting diode
(hereinafter abbreviated as LED = Light Emitting Diode) above the contact only
shows the status of the input (open / closed) and not whether the device is actually
armed. The actual condition can be seen by the status LED 1 on the left side.
The input contacts are only suitable for potential-free contacts.
Under no circumstances should they be subjected to a voltage.
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