TREND TMNE-G-H User Manual

Important: Retain these instructions

CONTENTS

Installation Instructions

TMNE, G, H

Trend Modem Node Controller

1.1 Unpacking 1

1.2 Storing 1

1.3 Installation - Mounting 1

1.4 Installation - Configuration 5

1 Installation Instructions

1.1 Unpacking

1.2 Storing

-10 °C
(14 °F)

+50 °C

(122 °F)

HO

2

TMNE

0

TMNH, TMNG
20

90 %RH

90 %RH

1.3 Installation - Mounting

Warning: Removal of the covers exposes

dangerous voltages.

417-IEC-5036

2 Limitations of Use 14
3 Resetting the Node 16
4 Disposal 16

TMNH onlyTMNG only

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It is recommended that the installation should
comply with the HSE Memorandum of Guidance
on Electricity at Work Regulations 1989.
For USA install equipment in accordance with
National Electric Code

Caution: The TMN contains static sensitive devices.

Suitable anti-static precautions shoud be
taken throughout this operation to prevent

damage to the unit.
BS EN100015/1 Basic Specification: protection of
electrostatic sensitive devices.

Requirements

2

a

ET1

J7

b

ET1

J16

Dev B

J15

Dev A

Dimensions

1

160 mm (6.3")

TMNH only

2 m (6’7”)

TMNG only

ET1

J16

Dev B

J15

Dev A

163 mm (6.5”)

clamp
screw

13 mm (0.5”)

antenna bracket

4 x Ø5mm (0.2”)

151 mm (5.94")

J7

38 mm (1.5")

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ET1

J16

Dev B

J15

Dev A

J7

J16

Dev B

J15

Dev A

J7

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J7

ET 1

J16

De v B

J15

De v A

1.3 Installation - Mounting (continued)

Requirements (continued)

2

c

TMNE
0 %RH

0 °C

(32 °F)

+45 °C

(113 °F)

HO

2

TMNH, TMNG

20 %RH

e TMNG only

>=20 cm (8")

Mount the node

3

The TMN can be fitted into enclosures and controllers
as shown in the table below:

TINUENMT4.4v<HNMT4.4vHNMTGNMT



BBTEN/BTEN

+x01QI

+111QI

+131QI

x32QI

242/142QI

x52QI

Notes: ① TMN board fits with 3 screws in normal node

➁ The board will not fit into the controller if a

 

 

 

 

 



position or fits in NDP position (if no NDP).
Must use NDP position if RDS fitted.

display panel is fitted.

90 %RH

90 %RH

f TMNG only

1 Mount antenna away from souces of interference (e.g. domestic appliances,

computer monitors or TV receivers, machinery with high HF leakage)

2 Do not operate near unshielded or susceptible equipment (e.g. some vehicles,

pacemakers, certain areas of hospital or medical centres, aircraft, areas
designated blasting areas).









d

ET 1

J16

De v B

J15

De v A

J7

151 mm (5.94")

See appropriate enclosure/controller
installation instructions for more details
about node installation.

4 off 4 mm

141 mm (5.55")

Mount Antenna

4

TMNG only

bc

a

4 x 0.5 mm

mount vertically

d

2

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Only use the supplied antenna. An unauthorised antenna
could damage the modem and may contravene local RF

!

emission regulations or invalidate type approval

Do not use the modem with a damaged antenna. If a
damaged antenna comes into contact with the skin a minor

!

burn may result. Replace a damaged antenna immediately

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J 7

E T 1

J 1 6

D e v B

J 1 5

D e v A

T

R

T

R

T

R

T

R

T
T

R
R

X

T
T

R
R

T X -

T X + R X -

R X +

L A N

1.3 Installation - Mounting (continued)

Connect input power supply

5

~ ~ 0V

+24 V
0V

~ ~ 0V

18 18 0

Connecting Ground

6

~ ~ 0V

24 Vdc

18-0-18 Vac

TMN consumption <=7.5 VA

18 Vac
(isolated)

18 Vac

terminal size 0.5 to 2.5 mm2 (20 to 14 AWG)

E T 1

J 1 6

D e v B

J 1 5

D e v A

O

I

DO NOT APPLY

J 7

POWER

E T 1

J 1 6

D e v B

J 1 5

D e v A

Connect Network

7

(unless direct connected to single device - old IQs or configuration)

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m0001

m0001

m0001

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dn

002/FH/22/2/2/PT

m0001

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m0001

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m0001

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m0001

)sdy0901(

)sdy0901(

m0001

)sdy0901(

)sdy0901(

terminal size 0.5 to 2.5 mm2 (20 to 14 AWG)
polarity independent

L A N

2 wire

J 7

WARNING: This apparatus must be grounded

2k91
duab

m0001

m0001

m007

)sdy0901(

m005

)sdy0901(

m007

m053

)sdy567(

m005

m052

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duab

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Network
Engineering
Manual 92-1735

4 wire

R

R

T

T X -

R X +

R

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R

T X + R X -

T
T

X

T

R

R

T

T

additional terminals

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Connect to Modem or Terminal Adaptor

8

TMNE

Connect to PSTN (or ISDN)

9

link between

E T 1

J 1 6

pins 2 & 4

10 W F

red sheath

25W D M

Molex

D e v B

J 1 5

TMNE

D e v A

J 7

1

J16

standard 25 way cable

(wired 1 to 1 through to 25 to 25)

Modem/
Terminal
Adaptor

25 W D F

25W D M

CABLE/EJ103817

if TMNH

if TMNE

E T 1

J 1 6

TMNE

Modem/

Terminal

D e v B

J 1 5

D e v A

J 7

Adapter

connect

See ‘Limitations of Use’ (section 2)

ET1

J16

connect

Dev B

J15

Dev A

10

J7

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Close Panel/Box

ET 1

J1 6

D ev B

J1 5

D ev A

J7

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1.4 Installation - Configuration

Switch off

1

O

I

Caution: The TMN contains static sensitive devices.

Suitable anti-static precautions shoud be
taken throughtout this operation to prevent

damage to the unit.
BS EN100015/1 Basic Specification: protection of
electrostatic sensitive devices.

Set the Network Baud Rate

3

(or Device A RS232 baud
rate if connected to single
device)

BAUD A

Open Panel

2

ET1

J16

Dev B

J15

Dev A

J7

WARNING: Opening the panel may expose

dangerous voltages.

ET1

J16

Dev B

J15

Dev A

BAUD B BAUD A

move link to
set baud rate

(Baud A)

Set the Network Address

4

O N

e.g.

1

284

A D D R E S S

Address = 2 + 16 = 18

if position ‘autosense’ (see section 1.4 step 15)

A = 1 to 99
autosense
device address

e.g 9k6

BAUD B BAUD A

or high baud rate 38k4

(only for use on high speed
internetwork segments)

Note: needs extra link

D U M B

N O R M

1 6

3 2

6 4

TMN

Lan

BAUD B BAUD A

SET

NOT SET

Network Baud Rate = R
(or RS232 to local device)

address

recommended:
11 to 99 device address
on Lan
100 to 114 Lan number
on internetwork

0, 2, 3,10 or >119

TMN

I/NLan Lan

ET1

Address = A

= A to A+5

/

A = 100 to 114

autosense
Lan number

J7

= R

= A to A+5

/

= A

= R

= R

= R

J16

Dev B

J15

Dev A

J7

TMN

= A to A+5

/

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e.g.

Set Dumb/Normal switch

5

D U M B

O N

N O R M

A D D R E S S

Set modem/terminal adaptor baud rate

6

ET1

Dumb only for pre Network+ (pre 1985)

Normal - For all other networks

ET1

BAUD B

J16

Dev B

J15

Dev A

J7

J16

Dev B

J15

Dev A

BAUD B BAUD A

e.g 19k2

move link to
set baud rate

set baud rate to maximum baud rate of modem
or terminal adaptor up to 19k2.

(Baud B)

Modem or Terminal Adaptor Baud Rate = R2

BAUD B BAUD A

NOTE THAT BAUD RATE MUST BE 19k2
(default) FOR TMNH, TMNG

Connect to local device - if direct connected to single device

7

(for Old IQs or local configuration)

ET1

J16

Dev B

J15

Dev A

Dev A

J15 (TMNE)
J4 (TMNH, TMNG)

J7

10 Way Female Molex
links between pins 2-4, 3-5

1

Dev A

Note: Connecting a cable to Dev A connector disables Lan A communications

black sheath

J15/J4

= R2
TMNE

J7

= R2

Modem or

Terminal Adaptor

25 Way D type Female
(old IQ)

CABLE/EJ100179A001

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J7

ET1

J16

Dev B

J15

Dev A

1.4 Installation - Configuration (continued)

Plug in SIM Card

(TMNG only)

8

a Obtain SIM Card

1 Contact a GSM service provider. (In UK Trend

recommend O2 or Orange.)

2 Obtain a GSM data enabled SIM card with a data

number (9600 bps) in addition to the normal voice
number. (For O2 or Orange stress Mobile Terminator
Data SIM required, if O2 also stress analog data
number).

3 Communications with an /ADL require the SIM card to

have a 2400 bps data number.

4 Request the GSM service provider to activate the SIM

end to turn off automatic SIM updates.

5 Clear the SIM’s default password by plugging into a

mobile phone and selecting security clearance from
the menu. (Alternatively, to maintain password, set up
‘Additional init string’ in modem module, see 1.4 step

17.)

9

Switch On

10

O

I

a PWR ON

Check Node Controller

(green)

b Plug in SIM Card

ET1

J7

Note that plugging in the SIM card will result in some of the
modem settings being cleared: they must be reconfigured as in

1.4 step 18.

Check input
power supply

11

LAN A

Check Network

Not if local device connector
plugged into Dev A (1.4 step 7)

ET1

J16

Dev B

J15

Dev A

J7

OK A

TMN Faulty

b W/DOG

(red)

LAN A

a RX A

(yellow)

b TX A

(yellow)

c OK A

(green)

TMN Faulty

T M N

T M N

?

T M N

?

Network Address Invalid

0,2,3 or >119

OK A

Check network cabling
for short circuits with a
multimeter (NOT Megger)

TX- TX+ RX- RX+

TX- TX+ RX- RX+

O

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Check baud rate. Power up
other nodes until faulty

node is found (OK ).
Correct fault.

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1.4 Installation - Configuration (continued)

12

13

Connect Local PC

ET1

Close Panel

J16

Dev B

J15

Dev A

J15 (TMNE)
J4 (TMNH,

J7

TMNG)

CABLE/58-0750

1

J15/J4

E T 1

25 Way D type Male

J 1 6

D e v B

J 1 5

D e v A

J 7

Female

WupDn or PowerTool
(not 962, 963 or 945)

9 Way D type

Configure

14

T M N

• Use WupDn or PowerTool

or

822Toolbox/921 only

TMN

(Direct connection see 1.4 step 12)

to eXit module having
changed parameter

Note that a PIN may be required to make changes in configuration mode. If the PIN has been forgotton the user should contact
Technical Support quoting the default generator number (Default module) whereupon a default PIN will be supplied. This will only
work during the same configuration mode session i.e. the utility must not be exited between reading the generator and entering
the default PIN. After the PIN is entered a new PIN should be set up and remembered.

• If on Lan or direct connected set Lan x, address = switch
setting.

• If on Internetwork set Lan = switch setting and address =
switch setting.

top Menu :

Status Record List Delaylist deFault Help eXit

e.g.

X

Autodialling Manual,
90-1353
TMNE, G, H Data Sheet,
TA200734

F

select deFault module

to Quit module and
discard changes

Q

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Check Settings - Default

15

Leave the following TMN default configuration settings unchanged for normal operation.

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(1) If records are not being used, they should be kept clear so as not to duplicate addresses on local Lan.

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(2) The modification of Position to localnet or internet may prohibit further configuration (i.e. cannot be changed back)

until general reset (see section 3). DO NOT CHANGE UNLESS IMPERATIVE.

(3) If auto-dialling passwords are set incorrectly, THEY WILL PROHIBIT COMMUNICATION. There is a special

procedure to correct password on remote TMN (see Auto-dialling Manual).

Settings to be Made

16

Set up following parameters for correct operation.

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(4) The oWn lan, and laN parameters are alternatives which are not both available simultaneously: the oWn lan is only present

when the TMN thinks it is positioned on the Lan, whereas the laN is only when positioned on the internetwork.

(5) Always set TMN oWn lan number to match local INC address or (if no INC on Lan) to give identity to Lan.
(6) The target TMN alarm address may be auto-dialled. If so it must be set up in a record of this TMN.

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Settings for special conditions

17

Set up following parameters if special conditions apply.

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Notes

(7) If TMN being used by local 921 pre v 2.5, reserve record 2

for 921.

(8) An outstation number may be entered in more than one record

with different telephone numbers, so that if more than three
failed attempts to connect have accumulated in the delay list,
the TMN will proceed to use the next number on the next
attempt (Alternative number dialling - see Auto-dialling Manual).

(9) If a supervisor is passing alarms to a radiopager, the supervisor

auto-dialling mechanism must not be used, instead the
radiopager number must be set up in a TMN record.

(10) The target TMN alarm address may be auto-dialled. If so it

must be set up in a record of this TMN.

(11) The sharing of TMN/ANC+/AND and XN28s by a 940 or 943

may require the number to be set up in an TMN record rather
than in the supervisor (see 1.4 step 20, 94x Series note).

(12) Telephone numbers may contain A to Z, 0 to 9 # * : ; < = ,

the PABX number may be included (e.g. 9 to dial out, extension
number to dial in) and special control characters:

J - wait for secondary dial tone, K -2 second pause
L - pulse dialling, M - tone dialling
B - substitute access number (not in access number itself)

(13) The modification of Position to localnet or internet may

prohibit further configuration (i.e. cannot be changed back)
until general reset (see section 3). DO NOT CHANGE
UNLESS IMPERATIVE.

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(14) All alarms passed to radiopagers or by SMS must be text on

(15) If u s i n g a u t o -di a l p a s s w ord s , m a k e s ure t h a t a l l

(16) If auto-dialling passwords are set incorrectly, THEY WILL

(17) There is a special procedure to clear a wrong, or forgotten

(18) If sending to radiopager,or sending to mobile by way of SMS

(19) If sending SMS directly to mobile (TMNG only) set Tele to mobile

(20) If setting up PIN to access SIM (TMNG only), set ‘Additional

(21) If sending SMS alarms to multiple mobile phones set ‘Additional

(22) If two or more AT commands are required in Additional Init String,

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alarms.

TMN/ANC+/ANDs involved have the same password set up,
and have dial-In set to on.

PROHIBIT COMMUNICATION. There is a special procedure
to correct password on remote TMN (see Auto-dialling Manual).

configuration password (see Auto-dialling Manual).

bureau, set tele to bureau number prefixed by RR.

number prefixed by SM, and set Ext.addr to mobile number.

Init String’ to AT+CPIN=4321 (where 4321 is PIN)

Init String’ to AT+CPMS= “BM”. However, this will disable ability
of mobile phones to communicate with TMN by text comms (see

1.4 step 20 - mobile phone). If sending many SMS alarms to
multiple mobile phones use 963/SMS.

concatenate them using ‘;’. e.g. AT+CPIN=4321;AT+CPMS=”BM”.

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1.4 Installation - Configuration (continued)

Configure GSM modem settings

18

TMNG only

As a result of inserting a SIM card (1.4 step 8), type ‘init’ from top level config prompts
(see 1.4 step 14) to automatically re-initialize modem (V4.5 or greater only).
For TMNG V4.4 only, the following settings must be entered manually:

• In configuration mode with the top menu prompts displayed, type 'direct'.

• Type “dAT+CNMI=2,1,1,0,0” to enable SMS received notification

• Type “dAT+CSMS=1” to set SMS commands to Phase 2+ version

• Type “dAT+ILRR=0” to disable data rate reports

• Type “dAT+CAOC=1” to disable charging information reports

• Type “dAT+CMGF=1” to set SMS message mode to text

• Type “dAT+CSMP=17,196,0,0” to set SMS validity period to 4 weeks

• Type “dAT+CSAS” to save the SMS settings

• Type “dAT&W” to save settings to modem stored profile

Set up device (communicating by way of TMN)

20

Devices:

Device

IQ
822+/Toolbox

WupDn

• For autodialled or critical alarms target, set Outstation address as appropriate with Lan number set to zero if
TMN a local Lan, and set to destination Lan number if TMN on Internetwork. Put outstation address, Lan, and phone
number in TMN record.

• IC Comms - use with caution - see Auto-dialling manual • WupDn doesn't inform if connected

• If dialling a TMNG, use its data number



IQ/822

WupDn

TMN

Lan

TMN

I/N

TMN

IQ/822

RS232

direct

19

X  " Exit from Utility"



only old IQ or 822+/Toolbox -

TMN

see 1.4 step 12

Exit Configuration

921 < v 2.5

TMN



921

• Use 921 auto-dialling mode. Use '==' method to put Lan number in auto-dial number table, and enter TMN address

- see 921 Manual.

• If dialling a TMNG, use its data number

921 => v 2.5
SET

Lan

TMN



921/
SET

• Use 921 auto-dialling mode. Either set autodialler address to 2 to find any available TMN (Lan or I/N), or set
autodialler address to specific TMN address.

• If 921 shares TMNs/ANCs and XN28s then they must be specifically addressed.

• If dialling a TMNG, use its data number.

94x Series/962/963

(+841, 842, 843, 845)
PowerTool

• If 94x is using both TMNs/ANCs and XN28s then see Auto-dialling manual. If 94x is 945 1.01 or greater see
945 Engineering Manual.

• 962/963 can automatically seek next available autodialler (ANC, MNC, TMN, XN28) or can have particular
devices allocated to particular autodiallers (e.g. to ensure XN28s are used correctly).

• If dialling a TMNG, use its data number

• In 963, using TMNG, in Tcommsrv.ini set IdleTimeToDropline=100, and RemoteATDSites=60000 and ensure
[Grouping] has ‘TMN-G=G’.

• In PowerTool using TMNG in TrendCommsCodes.ini change mG=German Modem to ‘mG=TMN’, and add
‘cG=GSMIntegral’.



94x/

962/963

Lan

TMN

Lan

TMN

I/N

TMN

I/N

TMN

I/N







RS232

direct

RS232

direct



direct

direct

modem

modem

modem

SMS

modem

921

921/

SET*

*SET v4

94x/

962/963

( 963 SMS )

963

using SANC - no need for TMN.

using SANC - no need for TMN.

mobile phone

PHONE

allows 963 to transmit
text messages (SMS)

1

3

2

to mobile phone, (no

6

5

4

7

9

8

0

#

*

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2

3

6

5

7

*

8

9

#

0

P

H

O

N

E

1.4 Installation - Configuration (continued)

Set up device (communicating by way of TMN) (continued)

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915MDS, 916MDS

915,
916

TMN

Lan

TMN

I/N

• Put outstation address, Lan, and phone number in TMN record.

• If dialling a TMNG, use its data number

Mobile Phone

• A mobile phone can send text comms messages to TMNG only (see IQ
configuration manual, 90-1533, for text comms codes)

• It must set telephone number to TMNG's data number

• Message must include outstation address, Lan no., and passwords
e.g. L1 O16 P1234 A1234 S1($,V) -Note space between parameters

Lan 1, Outstation 16, outstation PIN 1234, Autodialling password 1234,
Sensor 1 label($) and Value

Configure modem/terminal adaptor

TMNE only

21

(TMN will initialize modem to settings stored in modem's memory)

a Connect to a PC

‘PC’

personal

computer

e.g.

Windows

terminal

b Recall Factory Settings

modem/
terminal
adaptor

AT&F

using SANC - no need for TMN

915,
916

direct

modem

• Can only dial into TMN, TMN cannot
dial into 915 + modem. Dialling into TMN
v4.1 needs manual addressing in 915,
TMN >= v4.2 allows 915 to map site, and
select device from map.

see Auto-dialling Manual
AND section for example

c Make Settings:

• Dropping DTR causes modem or terminal adaptor to terminate
call and enter command mode (AT&Dn).

• DCD is used to indicate a call connected (AT&Cn).

• Modem or terminal adaptor baud rate must be locked to TMN
speed (locking DTE speed) (AT&Bn).

• RTS/CTS flow control is enabled (XON/XOFF disabled)
(AT&Hn).

• No echo of TMN commands by the modem (ATEn).

• Modem or terminal adaptor message indicating call progress
must be numeric (ATVn).

• Turn off data compression (AT&Kn).

If unclear, check with Technical Support.

settings.

d Store Settings as default:

AT&W0
AT&W1

Check Signal Strength

22

TMNG only

either use TMNG

• Enter configuration mode (see 1.4 steps 12, 13, 14,
above).

• Type 'direct' at top configuration menu prompts.

• Type 'dAT+CSQ' to request signal strength.

• Value is of form x,y. If x <18 or =99 relocate antenna and
try again (see section 1.3, steps 2f, 4).

Check Modem Mode LED

23

TMNG only

1 Open panel (see 1.4 step 2)

2 Check Modem mode LED

ET1

modem mode (red)

check power to
modem

• Exit Configuration mode (see 1.4 step 19) and reconnect
system.

check SIM activated,
check SIM

or use a moble phone

• Use a mobile phone using the same service provider (see

1.4 step 8).

J7

password

slow

on network

• Check its indicator shows a good signal strength at location
of TMNG antenna. If not relocate antenna and try again (see
section 1.3, steps 2f, 4).

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Install auto-dialled end

24

A/D may be:
MNC >=v2.54
AND 11

TMNH, TMNE <v4
TMNH, TMNE v4 
TMNH, TMNE v4.4 
915 + modem
IQ2xx/ADL
TMNG
mobile phone

Device

TMN

 When MNC dials into TMN it must have telephone number

prefixed with SW.

 TMNE may not be able to communicate with MNC if its

modem cannot achieve V21.

 TMN cannot dial into 915 + modem but 915 + modem can

dial into TMN >= v4.

 TMN must be >= v4.
 To dial a TMNG, must use the TMNG's data number
 To communicate with an IQ2xx/ADL a TMNG must have a

2k4 bps enabled SIM and the IQ2xx/ADL must dial the
TMNG's 2k4 bps data number

 To communicate with TMNG, adjust TMN v4.3 or greater

Modem Link configuration setting 'Originate Msg Delay' to
10 secs.

Install

A/D

• Enter configuration mode (see 1.4 steps 12, 13, 14 above).

• Type 'modem' at top configuration menu prompts.

• Type G3X to set 'oriGinate msg delay time' to 10s.

• Type X to exit configuration mode (see step 22).

Device

 MNC or TMNH, TMNE <v4.3 cannot communicate with TMNG
 TMNH, TMNE must use BT landline to dial TMNG
 Mobile phone can be dialled from TMNE, TMNH by SMS

bureau or direct by TMNG. Mobile phone can only dial TMNG.

11 TMNG can dial into AND v2.5, but AND v2.5 cannot dial into

TMNG.

Test System

25

a Check telephone system

TMN

☎

Device

Check for dial and modem answer tones

DTRA

ET 1

J1 6

b Check communication

e.g.

Sensor values?

D ev B

J1 5

D ev A

J7

(yellow)

DTRB
(yellow)

CTSA
(yellow)

T M N I QT M N

CTSB

Alarms

(yellow)

MODEM
(yellow)

Dialling messages are displayed by some supervisors and may help fault diagnosis.

DIALLING 01234123456 Dialling the number
UNOBTAINABLE WAIT xxmxxs Modem has dialled and obtained busy signal or number unobtainable (must wait for delay to expire)
CONNECTED 01234123456 Connection achieved between IQ systems
DISCONNECTED 01234123456 Modem disconnected due to time out, or manual override
LINK-FAIL 01234123456 Failure of current link
REMOTE DISCONNECTION Another device has requested priority use of far end modem
LOCAL DISCONNECTION Another device has requested priority use of local modem
SECURITY FAIL Auto-dial passwords do not match between TMNs.

Dev A connected
only

TMNE only

Dev A connected
only

TMNE only

Modem communicating

Modem not communicating

TMN Busy to
Device A

TMN Busy to
MODEM

Device A busy

MODEM Busy
to TMN

In addition to normal network alarms the following alarms may be sent from the TMN to the TMN alarm destination node:

AONL (Autodialler on line) TMN powered up
BTNR (No answer far site) Lines engaged or telephone fault caused five failed attempts to connect.

Further dialling inhibited until re-dial delay expired (or general reset).
LINR (No dial tone) Modem fails to produce dial tone at start of call.
MONR (Local modem fault) Modem failed to acknowledge request to dial.
PGNR (Pager bureau fault) Pager failed to receive message although connection to pager bureau achieved.

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De v B

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De v A

J7

2 Limitations of Use

2.1 TMNH INTEGRAL MODEM (MT5600SMI-92)

2.1.1 Approvals

The CE and UL Approvals are defined in the Specification (Environmental) section of the TMNE, G, H data sheet (TA200734).

2.1.2 General

Host Equipment: The TMNH consists of the TMN host with the attached modem daughter board.The TMN host fully complies with the requirements
necessary for the EC24 modem regulatory requirements if it is operated within the specification defined in the TMNE, G, H data sheet (TA200734).
The modem is supplied to be used solely within the TMNH.

Safety: The modem comprises two sections of circuitry, namely a telecommunications interface and a host interface, which are separated by a safety
barrier that meets the reinforced level of isolation at 250Vrms. The modem cannot be used in host equipment that use or generate voltages in excess
of 250 Vrms.
The telecommunications interface is approved to be connected to telecommunication network voltage circuits which may carry dangerous voltages.

The telephone cord must remain disconnected from the telecommunications systems until the MT5600SMI-92 modem has been installed within a host
which provides the necessary protection for the operator. If it is subsequently desired to open the host equipment for any reason, the telephone cord
must be disconnected prior to effecting access to any internal parts which may carry telecommunication network voltages.
The integrity of the telephone line cord, connected to the modem, should not be compromised by wear or proximity to hazardous voltages, as defined
by EN60950.

The modem RJ11 PSTN network connector port type is TNV-3.

The local environment within the host must not be subject to conductive pollution or to dry non-conductive pollution which could become conductive
due to condensation.
Power is supplied to the modem through the host interface connector.
Network: External control software for this unit must comply with the following requirements. No other modes of operation should be used on the
PSTN and the use of such modes invalidates the approval.

1. It must not allow the “S” register values to be set outside the following ranges: S6 (delay for blind dialling): 4 only, ie default value.

2. When dialling out, the number of “,” pauses inserted between digits in a dialled number must not exceed 5.
The modem is suitable for connection to PSTN direct exchange lines and/or to an approved private branch exchange. It may be connected to any
PSTN direct exchange line except as an extension to a pay-phone, or shared service.
The modem has a REN (ringer equivalence number) of 0.1B. The REN is a customer guide indicating the maximum number of items of apparatus
that should be connected simultaneously to the line. The total REN value must not exceed the maximum REN value of 4.

2.1.3 Country Specific Information

USA

FCC Part 15 Regulation

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC rules. These limits
are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses, and can
radiate radio frequency energy, and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio
communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful
interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct
the interference by one or more of the following measures:
Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
Plug the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.
Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC rules. Operation of this device is subject to the following conditions: (1) This device may not cause
harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference that may cause undesired operation.

WARNING – Changes or modifications to this unit not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority
to operate the equipment.

47 CFR Part 68 Telecom

1. This equipment complies with Part 68 of the 47 CFR rules and the requirements adopted by the ACTA. Located on this equipment is a label that
contains, among other information, the registration number and ringer equivalence number (REN) for this equipment or a product identifier in the format:
The registration number is AU7/USA-46014-MD-E
The REN is 0.1B
REN: For Canada the sum of the RENs of all the devices must not exceed five”.
The jack plug used to connect the TMNH to the premises wiring and telephone network is RJ11, which complies with the applicable 47 CFR part 68
rules and requirement adopted by the ACTA

Canada

Regulatory Requirements for Canada

The following requirements are established under section 69.3 of the Telecommunications Act for purposes of section 5 of the Telecommunications
Apparatus Regulations.

The equipment bears the following identifying marks, which are permanently affixed to the equipment:
(a) The registration number — Specifications of this mark are given in the document: IC: 125 1142A
(b) The model identification number under which the product was registered: MT5600SMI

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“This product meets the applicable Industry Canada technical specifications”

The REN is 0.1B

REN: For Canada the sum of the RENs of all the devices must not exceed five”.

I

ndustry Canada

This Class B digital apparatus meets all requirements of the Canadian Interference-Causing Equipment Regulations.
Cet appareil numérique de la classe B respecte toutes les exigences du Reglement Canadien sur le matériel brouilleur.

New Zealand

New Zealand Telecom Warning Notice

1. The grant of a Telepermit for any item of terminal equipment indicates only that Telecom has accepted that the item complies with minimum conditions
for connection to its network. It indicates no endorsement of the product by Telecom, nor does it provide any sort of warranty. Above all, it provides
no assurance that any item will work correctly in all respects with another item of Telepermitted equipment of a different make or model, nor does
it imply that any product is compatible with all of Telecom’s network services. This equipment is not capable under all operating conditions of correct
operating conditions of correct operation at the higher speed which it is designated. 33.6 kbps and 56 kbps connections
are likely to be restricted to lower bit rates when connected to some PSTN implementations. Telecom will accept no responsibility should difficulties
arise in such circumstances.

2. Immediately disconnect this equipment should it become physically damaged, and arrange for its disposal or repair.

3. This modem shall not be used in any manner which could constitute a nuisance to other Telecom customers.

4. This device is equipped with pulse dialing, while the Telecom standard is DTMF tone dialing. There is no guarantee that Telecom lines will always
continue to support pulse dialing. Use of pulse dialing, when this equipment is connected to the same line as other equipment, may give rise to ‘bell
tinkle’ or noise and may also cause a false answer condition. Should such problems occur, the user should NOT contact the Telecom Faults Service.
The preferred method of dialing is to use DTMF tones, as this is faster than pulse (decadic) dialing and is readily available on almost all New Zealand
telephone exchanges.

7. Some parameters required for compliance with Telecom’s Telepermit requirements are dependent on the host associated with this device. The associated
equipment shall be set to operate within the following limits for compliance with Telecom’s Specifications:
For repeat calls to the same number: There shall be no more than 10 call attempts to the same number within any 30 minute period for any single manual
call initiation, and the equipment shall go on-hook for a period of not less than 30 seconds between the end of one attempt and the beginning of the next
attempt.
For automatic calls to different numbers:
The equipment shall be set to ensure that automatic calls to different numbers are spaced such that there is no less than 5 seconds between the end
of one call attempt and the beginning of another.

8. For correct operation, total of the REN’s of all devices connected to a single line at any time should not exceed 5.

South Africa

This modem must be used in conjunction with an approved surge protection device.

International use

The modem is approved in the UK, USA,- Australia, Austria, Belgium, Canada, China, Cyprus, Denmark, Eire, Finland, France, Germany, Greece,
Holland, Hong Kong, Hungary, India, Italy, Japan, Luxembourg, New Zealand, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Russia, Singapore, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland,
and many other countries. Check with Technical support for other countries.
If a country is not supported, the TMNE may be used with an external modem which is approved in that country.

International Modem Restrictions

Some dialing and answering defaults and restrictions may vary for international modems. Changing settings may cause a modem to become non­compliant with national telecom requirements in specific countries. Also note that some software packages may have features or lack restrictions
that may cause the modem to become non-compliant.

EMC, Safety, and R&TTE Directive Compliance

The CE mark is affixed to this product to confirm compliance with the following European Community Directives: Council Directive 89/336/EEC of
3 May 1989 on the approximation of the laws of Member States relating to electromagnetic compatibility; and Council Directive 73/23/EEC of 19 February
1973 on the harmonization of the laws of Member States relating to electrical equipment designed for use within certain voltage limits; and Council
Directive 1999/5/EC of 9 March on radio equipment and telecommunications terminal equipment and the mutual recognition of their conformity.

2.2 TMNG Integral GSM Modem (MTSMC-G-F1)

2.2.1 Safety Standards

THIS GSM MODEM COMPLIES WITH ALL APPLICABLE RF SAFETY STANDARDS.
This GSM modem meets the standards and recommendations for the protection of public exposure to RF electromagnetic energy established by
governmental bodies and other qualified organizations, such as the following :
Directives of the European Community,
Directorate General V in Matters of Radio Frequency Electromagnetic Energy

2.2.2 GSM compliance

The SocketModem is in compliance with reference regulations: EN301 511 v7.0.1

2.2.3 CE Label

The Wireless SocketModem is CE compliant, which implies that the modem is in conformity with the European Community directives and it bears
the CE label.

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Open Panel

1

WARNING: Opening the panel may expose

ET1

J16

Dev B

J15

Dev A

J7

dangerous voltages.

417-IEC-5036

Set all Poles to Zero

3

O N

A D D R E S S

5

D U M B

N O R M

Set Network Address
Dumb/Normal Swtich

Section 1.4 steps 4, 5

Check Network Address

2

and Dumb/Normal Switch

O N

1

284

A D D R E S S

D U M B

N O R M

1 6

3 2

6 4

Address = 2 + 16 = 18

SET

E T 1

J 1 6

D e v B

J 1 5

D e v A

J 7

4

6

O N

NOT SET

A D D R E S S

DUMB

NORMAL

Wait 3 Seconds

OK A (green)

3 s

Reset to defaults (clears records, delay list,
password, sets default module to defaults).

Configure

Section 1.4 steps 12 to 19

D U M B

N O R M

E T 1

J 1 6

D e v B

J 1 5

D e v A

J 7

E T 1

J 1 6

D e v B

J 1 5

D e v A

J 7

Close Panel

7

ET 1

4 Disposal

WEEE Directive :

At the end of their useful life the packaging,
product, and batteries should be disposed of

Do not dispose of with normal household waste.
Do not burn.

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by a suitable recycling centre.

J1 6

De v B

J1 5

De v A

J7

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