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CONTENTS
Texecom Serial SMS Communicator
Quick Start Guide
1) SIM Card Setup
) Texecom 412/816/832 Com Port Setup 2
3) Communicator Connection
4) Communicator Start Up
) Important Notes for SMS Commands. 5
6) Master User Setup
7) Add System User Numbers
8) ARM/DISARM/RESET Panel
9) Bypass Panel Zones
10) Set up Partition Profiles
11) Request Panel or Communicator Status
12) Troubleshooting
INPUT
1 2 3 4
OP1 OP2
NO/C COM
POS
NEG
12V DC
PWR
PGM
NO
NC
SIM
SIM 2
SIM
SIM 1
FOX
GSM52S
SIGNAL
STAT
SERIAL
PLEASE MAKE SURE THAT THIS MANUAL IS FOR THE
SOFTWARE VERSION OF THE COMMUNICATOR IN USE
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SIM SIM SIM SIM SIM
SIM
SIM
SIM
SIM
SIM
1) SIM Card Setup
-Firstly, make sure you have a SIM Card that is active and can make calls and send
SMS’s.
-Record the Cell Number of the SIM Card you will be using for the Communicator.
OPTION 1-SIM PIN UNSECURED OPTION 2-SIM PIN SECURE
Step1: Insert SIM Card into Cell phone and make Step1: Insert SIM Card into Cell phone and make
REMOVE PIN CODE REQUEST. SIM PIN ‘0000’.
NB: SIM PIN options on Cell phone NB: SIM PIN options on Cell phone
Settings>Security>SIM Card Lock. Settings>Security>SIM Card Lock.
Step2: Remove the SIM from the Cell phone and Step2: Remove the SIM from the Cell phone and
and insert it into SIM1 on the GSM52s. and insert it into SIM1 on the GSM52s.
Selecting the ’SIM PIN Secure’ option will cause the SIM PIN to be automatically encrypted by the
Communicator and will need the Command ‘.RS’ to be sent in order to remove the SIM.
If DUAL SIM cards are installed SIM1 will be the first network accessed and SIM2 the backup.
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TEXECOM 412/816/832 PANEL
Com 2
T R
T1 R1
W08
2200uF
Com 1
8765
4321
AUX
INP
Z8Z7Z6Z5
Z4Z3Z2
COMZ1COM
COM
COM
Aux12V
+ -
Sir/Spk
+ -
Network
+ -
T R
A.C. Batt
+
-
4
Menu
9
Scroll UP/DOWN until Value = 000
Yes
Scroll UP/DOWN until Value = 000
Yes
2
3
7
6
5
7
6 9
Programming Menu
Enter Code > ??
Com1 Device Type
Enter Value: 000
Com2 Device Type
Enter Value: 000
2) Texecom 412/816/832 Com Port Setup
To set up the Texecom Panel for EVENT REPORTING,
ensure the that the following settings on Panel are set.
First Check which Com Port has been
connected to the Communicator:
Enter programming menu (Default code used)
If connecting to Device Type = 000(PC-Com)Com1
if connecting to Device Type = 000(PC-Com)or Com2
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Com Port Successfully
Connected & Time
Synced.
RECEIVED
.,!
GHI
ABC
DEF
JKL
MNO
PQRS
TUV
WXYZ
0
#
X
CELL PHONE
SMS
+27721234567
Set UDL Passcode:
Makes the UDL Passcode ‘1234’.
Enable Battery Monitoring:
IF REQUIRED
Enable Battery Load test &
Connection Supervision:
Exit Programming:
The setup is only done once. When the Master user is programmed, you will receive an SMS indicating
that the Serial Communication between the Panel and Communicator was successful after a powerup.
The communicator will with the network provider downloaded time.auto Sync the time
2 2
3
4
Yes
3
Menu
6
Make sure 6 is ON.
Yes
3
Make sure 2&3 are ON.
Yes
3
9 9
Master User.
Download Menu
Enter Option 0-9
Passcode1234
Download Menu
Enter Option 0-9
Programming Menu
Enter Code > ??
Programming Menu
Enter Code > ??
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3) Communicator Connection
Connect the GSM52S SMS Communicator
with the serial cable supplied to Texecom
412/816/832 Alarm Panel as per the
following diagram
Fig 1.
TEXECOM 412/816/832 PANEL
Com 2
T R
T1 R1
W08
2200uF
Com 1
8765
4321
AUX
INP
Z8Z7Z6Z5
Z4Z3Z2
COMZ1COM
COM
COM
Aux12V
+ -
Sir/Spk
+ -
Network
+ -
T R
A.C. Batt
+
-
Fig 1
12v 7Ah Battery
The DC 12v power
directly is supplied
by the Serial Cable
from the Alarm Panel
SERIAL port on
Com1 OR Com2l.
Fox to Texecom
SERIAL/POWER Cable
INPUT
1 2 3 4
OP1 OP2
NO/C COM
POS
NEG
12V DC
PWR
PGM
NO
NC
SIM
SIM 2
SIM
SIM 1
FOX
GSM52S
SIGNAL
STAT
SERIAL
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4) Communicator Start Up
With the SIM Card inserted and the Communicator DC 12V
power connected you will notice that the SIGNAL LEDs
run up and down and the flashes fast.PWR LED
This is the Normal Startup
procedure, it will continue like
this until the communicator is
registered on to the network.
You should notice that the SIGNAL LEDs STOP running
and the UPPER SIGNAL LED stays illuminated.
Every 10 seconds the signal LEDs will change to indicate
the signal level.
You are now ready to Learn the Master User.
INPUT
1 2 3 4
POS
NEG
12V DC
PWR
PGM
NO
NC
SIM
SIM 1
FOX
GSM52S
SIGNAL