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GJD GJD710 Installation & Programming Manual

GJD710 GSM COMMUNICATOR
INSTALLATION & PROGRAMMING GUIDE
PLEASE READ THESE INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY BEFORE YOU START THE INSTALLATION
(warning: this equipment will not work on the network)
FEATURES
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Pay-As-You-Go SIM low credit indication Tamper Switch Battery back-up either from the Panel to which Communicator is connected or optional 9V PP3
battery
Turn on/off Communicator via Keypad, text or dial-in plus password
Manual Contents: Page Communicator Fit Installation Instructions 2 Connections on the Communicator 3 Essential Programming 4-6 Advanced Programming 7-8 How to turn the Communicator On/Off 9 How to open up Listen-In 10 How to return to Factory Default Settings 11 How to turn the Outputs On/Off 11 Initiating Immediate Test Call or Test SMS 11 Other Useful Information 12 Trouble Shooting 13
Kit Contents:
1 x GJD710 GSM Communicator 1 x Fixing Kit 1 x Installation & Programming
Guide
Current: (12V) 60-70mA STANDBY 100mA-250mA OPERATING OPERATING TEMP -20˚c TO +70˚c
COMMUNICATOR FIT INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
Tools Required
Small cross-head screwdriver Large cross-head screwdriver No. 6 masonry drill bit Hammer drill Small hammer Pencil, ruler and spirit level
IMPORTANT: Before you install the Communicator please take into consideration:
1. Check for hidden wire and pipework before drilling holes
2. Keep the Communicator out of reach of small children
HOW TO INSTALL THE GSM COMMUNICATOR
1. Remove the screw from the SIM card cover on the rear of the unit and keep safe.
2. Slide back the SIM card holder and insert SIM card with the cut corner at the top – close SIM holder sliding it back
into the lock position.
3. Replace SIM card cover and small cross-head screw.
4. Connect the 12V power supply to terminals (+12 and OV) and, if required, install a 9V back-up battery to the
connector inside the battery compartment (if used with an alarm panel then the alarm panel’s back-up battery would usually be the source for mains failure back-up).
5. The Communicator will automatically start to search for the SIM card GSM network. The words “GSM Start” will
appear in the display and a counting sequence from 1 to 5. If the GSM network is found, the display will change
to “On GSM Ready”. If the GSM network cannot be found the display will read “No Signal”. If this is the case, change the location of the Communicator or use an alternative network provider’s SIM card. If there is a problem with the SIM card or it has not been installed correctly into the holder, the display will read “SIM Error”.
IMPORTANT: If the SIM card is PIN protected, the counting sequence will stop at 1 and the words “PIN” will appear in the display. You will need to enter the SIM cards PIN code at this point in order to proceed further.
6. Press 1 2 3 4 > ESC to turn the Communicator OFF (Communicator turns on automatically when power first
connected - the Communicator must be OFF to enable any programming). The display will now read “Off GSM Ready”.
7. Mark and drill two holes on a horizontal line 160mm apart.
8. Insert the masonry plugs; screw the two fixing screws into the plugs leaving 2mm protruding.
9. Run cable from the Communicator to the Alarm Panel (or whatever panel/device you are connecting to). Note
Figs 1 and 2 “Connections on the Communicator” overleaf. The number of cable strands will be determined by
the number of triggers you require and whether you want the Communicator tamper switch to be active.
10. If required, connect the Communicator’s two tamper terminals to the N.C. tamper inputs on the Alarm Panel.
Activation of the Communicator’s rear tamper switch will then cause the Panel to go into alarm. If you require a
voice/text message on tamper activation, connect the Panel’s tamper output to one of the Communicator’s trigger inputs.
11. If required, run a cable from the Communicator’s outputs to the devices you wish to activate.
12. If required, run cables from the panel’s microphone terminals to a remote microphone for better “listen-in.
13. Place the Communicator onto the wall, making sure the tamper switch is pressed in.
14. Press 1 2 3 4 > ENTER to turn the Communicator on after programming has been completed.
HOW TO TEST THE COMMUNICATORS SIGNAL STRENGTH
While the Communicator is in the OFF mode (enter 4 digit code, default 1 2 3 4 + ESC Key), press ENTER to display the Network reception quality on the LCD display. A number between 0 and 7 will appear. The strongest reception quality is 7. The Communicator should be installed in a location where the signal strength display shows 2 or above. Move the Communicator to a different location if the number is 1 or below. You can continue to check the Network reception strength at any time provided the Communicator is in the OFF mode.
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CONNECTIONS ON THE COMMUNICATOR
The Trigger terminals are for connection to a switched negative output of an Alarm System’s Bell or Siren (Fig 1
below). If such switched negative triggers are not available, connect the trigger inputs to a N.O. (normally open) relay output with the relay common to OV (Fig 2).
The output terminals are all switched negative (max 100mA). Connect the connected device’s positive pin to the 12V terminal and the device’s negative pin to the respective output terminal (O/P1, O/P2, O/P3 or O/P4).
The Power terminals are connected to a 12V power supply, either directly to an Alarm Control Panel’s 12V supply or via a regulated 12V 500mA mains power adaptor.
The MIC terminals are for connection to an optional external microphone for improved “listen-in”.
IMPORTANT: The Tamper terminals are for connection to the N.C. (Normally Closed) tamper inputs on an Alarm Control Panel. If they are not being used, please fit a loop of cable as shown.
FIG 1 – TERMINAL CONNECTIONS
FIG 2 – TERMINAL CONNECTIONS
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ESSENTIAL PROGRAMMING
All Programming must be done when the Communicator is in the “OFF” position (1234 ESC).
HOW TO RECORD THE VOICE MESSAGES: Quick guide: Press 1 2 3 4 > RECORD > 1 > ENTER, Record message now
(Note: 1 = message for Trigger 1; 2 = message for Trigger 2, etc; 0 = Test Message, if required.)
1. Key in the four digit user PASSWORD code (factory default 1234).
2. Press RECORD.
3. Press 1 (to record as the message for Trigger 1) or 2 (to record as the message for Trigger 2, etc) or 0
(to record the Test Message). If a Test Message is required, it then needs to be programmed as active as a daily, weekly or monthly test call.
4. Press ENTER to start recording the message. You now have 10 seconds to record your message.
5. Press ENTER to stop the recording, or wait for the 10 seconds to end.
HOW TO PLAY BACK THE VOICE MESSAGES: Quick guide: Press 1 2 3 4 > PLAY > 1 > ENTER to play back the recorded messages (Note: 1 = the first message; 2 = the second message; 0 = Test Message.)
HOW TO CHANGE THE USER PASSWORD (Factory Default 1234): Quick guide: Press 1 2 3 4 > PASSWORD > New Code > ENTER
1. Key in the four digit user <PASSWORD> code. Factory Default 1234.
2. Press PASSWORD.
3. The LCD will display “PASSWORD”.
4. Key in your new four digit code and press ENTER.
5. You have now changed to your new four digit password.
HOW TO PROGRAM PHONE NUMBERS:
You can enter a maximum of 9 Telephone Numbers for the Triggers – each number can be a maximum of 32 digits.
Quick guide: Press 1 2 3 4 > PROGRAM > 3 > ENTER > 1 > ENTER > Telephone Number > ENTER
1. Key in the four digit user PASSWORD code (Factory Default 1234).
2. Press PROGRAM > 3 > ENTER > “X”. The number “X” you press after the ENTER button will select the
position in the sequence you want that telephone number to dial (1 = 1st number called; 2 = 2nd number called).
3. Key in the 1
st
telephone number.
4. Press ENTER to exit the programming mode.
5. Repeat the process until you have entered all the numbers you wish the Communicator to call once it
has been triggered (maximum 9 different numbers). You can repeat the same number(s) if you wish.
HOW TO DELETE PHONE NUMBERS: Quick guide: Press 1 2 3 4 > PROGRAM > 3 > ENTER > 1 > ENTER > DELETE > ENTER
1. Key in the four digit user Password code (Factory Default 1234).
2. Press PROGRAM > 3 > ENTER. Select the position for the telephone number you want to delete (1 =
1st number called; 2 = 2nd number called), Press DELETE. The LCD display will show “DELETE”. Press ENTER to delete or ESC to keep the number and exit programming.
HOW TO DESIGNATE TELEPHONE NUMBERS TO TRIGs 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 + THE TEST CALL:
(Factory Default – All numbers are called for each Trigger input and the Test Call.) Only these Telephone Numbers will be called/SMS sent to on activation of the respective Trigger input.
Quick guide: Press 1 2 3 4 > PROGRAM > 6 > ENTER > X > ENTER > N > ENTER
1. Key in the four digit user Password code (Factory Default 1234).
2. Press PROGRAM > 6 > ENTER
3. Press 1 (for TRIG 1), or Press 2 (for TRIG 2), etc. Press 0 for the Test Call. Press ENTER
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4. You will see numbers 123456789 illuminated in the Display. This indicates that all 9 telephone
numbers (or as many as have been programmed into the Communicator) will be called or sent an SMS on that Trigger.
5. Press 1 – 9 to de-select that phone number from being dialled. You will now see a blank “ - “ where
that number was previously. Press ENTER to save the setting.
6. Repeat the process until you have designated all the numbers to each trigger. Remember that you
can designate all 9 numbers to each trigger or only some to one and some to the other.
IMPORTANT: The numbers shown on the LCD display are the phone numbers assigned to that trigger or to the Test Call. (Pressing buttons 1 to 9 will toggle the numbers on/off on 1-9 respectively. If a number is not shown, then it means that it will not be called.
Example: means that only telephone numbers 1, 2, 3, 7 and 9 will be dialled for that specific trigger.
IMPORTANT: Whether a voice or SMS is sent on activation of a specific trigger. See “Advanced Programming”
- it also selects whether a voice message or SMS is sent on the Test Call. Note that some network providers now require a voice message rather than data only to keep a Pay-As-You-Go SIM card active.
HOW TO CREATE AN SMS MESSAGE FOR A TRIGGER INPUT (DEFAULT MEMORY IS EMPTY): Quick guide: Press 1 2 3 4 > PROGRAM > 9 > ENTER > 1 > ENTER > MESSAGE > ENTER (“1” = Trigger Input 1 – 6 or “0” = Test Message. MESSAGE = 32 Digit Message including spaces.)
1. Key in the four digit user Password code (Factory Default 1234).
2. Press PROGRAM > 9 > ENTER
Display will show SMS MESS Press 1 to program a message for Trigger 1 input; Press 2 to program a message for Trigger 2 input, etc.
The display will now be blank. Use the keys 1-0 on the keypad to enter letters or pronunciation marks.
Press each key continuously to obtain different letters as per standard telephone keypad. That means:
1 = “!” or “,” or “.” Or “1”; 2 = “a” or “b” or “c” or “2”; 3 = “d” or “e” or “f” or “3”, etc, etc.
The cursor will move automatically to the next letter approximately 2 seconds after you have made your entry. Alternatively, Press the RECORD key to move the cursor to the left; Press the PLAY key to move the cursor to the right. Press the DELETE key to the delete the letter over which the cursor is flashing. Press ENTER to save your selection.
HOW TO SELECT WHETHER A TELEPHONE NUMBER RECEIVES A VOICE MESSAGE OR AN SMS OR BOTH:
(Factory Default – all telephone numbers receive a Voice Message only.)
Quick guide: Press 1 2 3 4 > PROGRAM > 0 > ENTER > 1 > ENTER > N > ENTER > 1 > ENTER (N = Telephone Number 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8 or 9; 1 = Voice, 0 = SMS; 2 = Voice & SMS.)
1. Key in the four digit user Password code (Factory Default 1234).
2. Press PROGRAM > 0 > ENTER > 1 > ENTER.
Display will show Voice or SMS Press 1 to programme Telephone Number 1; Press 2 to programme Telephone Number 2, etc.
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