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MANU
UAL FOR P
PROFORT
T GSM DEVICES
1 MANUAL FOR PROFO
ORT GSM DE
EVICES
1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 SPECCIFICATIONS FUNCTIONS DESCCRIPTION SYSTTEM ILLUSTRATTION
2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 8 PREPPARE THE UNITT ELECCTRIC MOUNTIN
NG INSTTALLING A SIM
M CARD CON
NNECT THE UNITT 8 8 11 11 3 PREPARIN
NG THE PC
12 3.1 MIN
NIMUM REQUIR
REMENTS FOR T
THE PC 3.2 FIND
DING COM NO. 422 8 SET-UP WIT
TH (SMS) CO
OMMANDS
444 2 2 4 6 7 2 MOUNTIN
NG
7 USE THE CO
OMMANDS
12 12 8.1 PASSW
WORD AND ID 44
4 8.2 RECEIVERS
44
4 8.3 INPUTSS
46
6 8.3.1 DIGITAL INPUT 46
6 8.3.2 ANALOG INPUT
N
47
7 8.3.3 COMMON FOR D
O
DIGITAL AND AN
NALOG INPUTS
48
8 8.4 OUTPU
UTS
50
0 8.5 WIRELEESS DETECTORSS 51
1 8.6 MACRO
O WITH COMM
MANDS OR INFR
RARED 54
4 8.7 INTERN
NET
54
4 8.8 TIME FEEATURES
55
5 8.9 ALARM
MS
56
6 8.10 RESTOR
RE FACTORY SEETTINGS 57
7 9 OPERATION
N
4 INSTALLA
ATION OF TH
HE PROFORT
T PC
PROGRAM
14 5 SET-UP ON PC
16 5.1 STARRT SET‐UP 5.2 SETTTINGS 5.3 MAIN PAGE 5.4 TAB: MODEM (M)) 5.5 TAB: INPUTS (I) 5.5.1 COMMANDS IN THE TEXT FIEELD 5.6 TAB: OUTPUTS (O) 5.7 TAB: WIRELESS (W
W) 5.7.1 COMMAND EXXECUTION IN TEEXT FIELD 5.8 TAB: MORE (F) 6 SET-UP UPP VIA DISPLA
AY
6.1 ACCEESS TO THE UN
NIT 6.2 CHANGE STANDBY TEXT IN DISPLA
AY 6.3 SETU
UP 6.3.1 SET CLOCK 6.4 RESEET ALARM 6.5 HAN
NDLING OF DETECTORS AND R
REPEATERS 6.5.1 SET UP A DETEECTOR OR REPEEATER 6.5.2 INTERRUPT WITHOUT UPDATTING 6.5.3 EDIT DETECTO
OR INFORMATIO
ON 6.5.4 DELETE A DETECTOR 6.6 MON
NITOR DETECTO
ORS
588 9.1 CONNEECTION AND DI SCONNECTION
N OF THE UNIT
58
8 9.2 CONTROL OF RELAY OOUTPUTS 59
9 9.3 INTERR
RUPT FURTHER ALARMS 60
0 9.4 INQUIR
RIES TO THE UN
NIT 60
0 9.5 MACRO
O EXECUTION 62
2 9.6 TEXT TO
O AND FROM A
A SERIAL PORT (RS232) 62
2 17 17 18 19 222 225 227 229 331 332 10
0 INTERNET
63 11
1 VOICE MESSAGES
644 336 12
2 LOG
337 338 338 338 339 339 339 339 440 440 441 11.1 RECORD VOICE MESSAAGE 11.2 DURATTION OF VOICE MESSAGES 12.1 EVENT LOG
12.2 DATA LLOG
64
4 64
4 655 65
5 66
6 13
3 IR CODES
699 14
4 FREQUENT
TLY ASKED Q
QUESTIONS
722 15
5 SCREENSH
HOTS
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Manual forr Profort GS
SM devices
1 MANUALL FOR PROFFORT GSM DEVICES
This manuual applies too the Proforrts GSM unnits of the ty
ype IR remo
ote control (u
(unit 1), 4 modules
m
(unit 2), 9 m
modules (unnit 3), Industry (unit 4)) and Piccollo® Light (u
unit 5).
You have tto be aware of the speccifications aand function
ns of your device whenn you read th
he manual.
See the tabble below foor an overview.
1.1 Speciifications
1
IR remote co
ontrol
Dimension
Design
Size (mm)
Weight (gram
m)
SP
PECIFIKATIO
ONER
2
3
4 modules
9 modulees
10-15 V/DC outlet
Consumptionn, approx.
stannd by
relooading with
battery
emeergency
operration
Emergency ssupply
Antenna
Internal, exteernal
possible
5
Piccolo® Liight
Wateerproof box
Design box
2255x200x75
1250
260x200x440
1100
115x73x2
24
125
DIIN-skinne
4 modules
699x86x57
125
DIN-skin
nne
9 modulees
157x86x57
360
12 V DC
C
min. 0,5 A
(inclusiv
ve)
112-24 V
A
AC/DC
m
min. 0,5 A
230 V AC
A
min. 0,1 A
12-24 V AC
C/DC
min 0,5 A
2330 V AC
mi
min. 0,1 A
112-24 V
A
AC/DC
m
min 0,5 A
230 V AC
C
min. 0,1 A
12-24 V
AC/DC
min 0,5 A
3,6 V
recchargeable
9V rechargeeable
9V
rech
chargeable
9V
rechargeabble
÷
Max. 100 mA
÷
÷
30 mA
A
30 mA
30 mA
A
550 mA
50 mA
150 mA
A
1150 mA
5W
5W
5W
2 mA
2 mA
with batteery
wiith battery
30 minutes with
battery
y
minutes with
30 m
bbattery
w
30 minutes with
battery
Exterior
Inner
Inner
Inner
Inner
÷10-55 °C
°
÷110-55 °C
÷10-55 °C
°
÷110-55 °C
÷10-55 °C
C
Design box
Power supply
Net
Battery
4
In
Industry
3,6 V
rechargeaable
(inclusiv
ve)
÷
Temperature
2
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SM devices
Digital inpu
ut
• Max. 1V
V, 2 mA
(GND)
• Min. 18 V max 30
V (24 V DC)
Close (NC) / open (NO)
Gnd/24V DC
C
Galvanic sepparation
Analog inp
put
• 0-10 V
mA
• 0/4-20 m
• PT100
• Profort ttemperature
probe
• As digitaal input
Relay output
Number of
Max. amperee v/ 230 V
AC and
35 V DC
Analog outtput
0-10 V
Wireless
GSM modem
m
Wireless inteerface
Digital sensoor, up to
numbers of
Analog sensoor, up to
numbers of
Infrared
Sender
External sendder
Receiver
2
1
8
4
8
9
9
÷
9
9
÷
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
Built-in Pro
ofort
temperature probe
1
2
4
2
1
1
4
4
8
6
6
6
16
6
÷
÷
÷
1
÷
9
÷
9
÷
9
÷
ooptional
ooptional
optional
868 MHzz
÷
÷
÷
60
60
÷
÷
÷
16
16
2
1 optional
1
÷
1 optional
1
÷
÷
÷
÷
÷
÷
÷
÷
÷
÷
÷
÷
ooptional
9
÷
÷
÷
÷
9
÷
9
÷
9
9
÷
÷
90 sec.
990 sec.
90 sec.
9
optionaal
optionaal
9
ooptional
ooptional
9
optionaal
optionaal
9
9
ooptional
9
9
optional
Display
Sound
Internal audio
Siren
Memory for voice
Profort pc--program
Quick set up
Basis setup
Pro setup
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SM devices
1.2 Functtions
F
FUNKTIONER
Receivers
Number of
Receive as:
• text messsages
• over the Internet
• SIA IP pprotocol
• calls withh DTMF
• via RS 232 port to a
computerr
• voice maails
• At the diisplay of the unnit
Easy modificaation of the ordder of
receivers
Control
• Remote ccontrol with teext
messagess, Internet, andd
DTMF
• Automattic activation by
b
alarm onn input (from 10 sec.
till 15 miin.)
• Automattic activation by
b
output foollows input
• Predeterm
mined by timer
• Via macrros and commaands
in text (ssimple PLCfunctionss)
Time manageement of outpuut –
two intervals
Macro
Number of
For commandds
For IR codes
Security
Password
Accept user
User passworrd for the display
Log
Event log, no. of events
Climate log, nno. of measureements
25
25
25
25
25
9
9
9
9
9
÷
÷
9
9
÷
÷
÷
9
if dissplay is
sellected
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
÷
÷
9
9
9
10
9
9
10
9
9
10
9
÷
10
9
÷
10
9
÷
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
÷
÷
÷
9
9
if dissplay is
sellected
256
2
24
4.576
256
224.576
256
24.576
2256
733.728
256
73.728
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SM devices
Import and export to .cs
sv file
Klimalog, expport
IR-koder, impport and export
Programmin
ng
Profort PC Prrogram – via RS
R 232
or Internet
Text messagees
Display
9
9
9
9
9
÷
9
÷
9
÷
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
9
÷
÷
÷
9
if dissplay is
sellected
9
Function
ns common to
t all units
Alarm
• Automattic alarm in casse of sabotage and power faillure (also in diisconnected staate)
• Wait for 30 sec. beforee alarm is trigged
• Only alarrm to the latest user
• Calls threee times to sam
me recipient in
n case of no ressponse (voice call
c and DTMF
F) (unit 1 + 2 oonly have DTM
MF calls)
• Acknowlledgement of alarm
a
by pressiing # during thhe message (the call list will be
b interrupted))
Input
• Input forr counting pulsse or minuets. Max.
M 20 Hz annd 1-999.999 pulse/minuets
p
• Variable filter time for inputs: 10 sec. to 64 hours
• Input forr connecting/diisconnecting
Time
• Automattic or manual setting of the cllock
• Time-bassed connectionn/disconnection
n
• Timer fuunction (with reepeat)
• Control oof status messaages
• Status wiith intervals off minutes, 15 minutes,
m
daily, or weekly (Wednesday)
• Indicatioon of time in loog
More
• Division of alarms intoo eight zones (aareas)
• Data com
mmunication e.g. with PLC via
v RS 232
Accessories
s comprise e.g.:
e
• Tem
mperature probe
•
(Proofort no. 0079995)
Wirreless alarms, temperature and humidity gauuges
(uniit 4 + 5)
•
•
(cf. P
Profort product catalogue)
•
RS 4485 module
(uniit 5)
•
“Proofessional”. Profort PC Progrram for monitooring
centtre
•
“Basic”. Advancedd Profort PC Program
P
(uniit 1 + 2 + 3)
•
12 V DC power suupply
(uniit 2)
(Proofort no. 0047445)
(Proofort no. 9002001)
(Proofort no. 9002002 / 900214)
•
•
•
•
External an
ntenna with 2.55 m cable
(Profort no
o. 369003)
9V recharg
geable battery
(unit 3 + 4 + 5)
o. 300301)
(Profort no
3,6V rechaargeable Li-ionn battery
(unit 1 + 2)
(Profort no
o. 009010)
IR-forlæng
ger, 2m
(unit 2)
(Profort no
o. 009065)
Waterproo
of box – IP-65
(unit 2 + 3)
(Profort no
o. 007022)
Disc anten
nna
(Profort no
o. 369007)
(Proofort no. 3001002)
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1.3 Descrription
All devicess from Proffort a/s can be
b set up wiith many paarameters e.g. with ownn alarm textts. The
easiest wayy is to use thhe enclosed
d Profort PC
C Program. Data
D are traansferred froom the com
mputer to
the device via a cable in the COM
M port or thrrough the In
nternet. If th
he device coontains a GSM
modem thee set-up cann also be afffected by meeans of textt messages or
o if your m
model is with
h display
the program
mming can be perform
med directly on the device's display
y.
Unit 1: IR remote conntrol
Monitoring
M
and remote control. Th
he device
contains
c
GSM modem aand can tran
nsfer data
and
a alarms via
v text messsages, e-maail, Internett
or
o cable. The unit is alsso able to reecord and
play
p infrared
d codes. Thi
his model co
omes with
power
p
supplly and a tem
mperature seensor.
Unit 2: 4 m
modules
Monitoring
M
and remote control. Th
he device
contains
c
GSM modem aand can tran
nsfer data
and
a alarms via
v text messsages, e-maail, Internett
or
o cable. The device cann also recorrd infrared
codes
c
and pllay those wi
with an exterrn sender.
Unit 3: 9 m
modules
Monitoring
M
and remote control. Th
he device
trransfers datta and alarm
ms via text messages,
m
voice
v
mail, email,
e
Intern
rnet or cablee.
Unit 4: Inddustry
For
F measuring, monitorring and rem
mote
control.
c
It co
omes with a display (op
ptional) for
operation,
o
sh
howing alarrms, and log
g as well as
a built-in mo
odule that reeceives sign
nals from
your
y
wirelesss detectors.. The devicee can
trransfer dataa and alarmss via text messages,
m
voice
v
mail, email,
e
cablee or Internett if it is
fitted
f
with a modem.
Unit 5: Picccolo® Lighht
Piccolo®
P
Liight is used for object protection,
p
monitoring
m
and
a remote control. It has
h a
display
d
for alarm
a
displaay, operation and log
as
a well as a built-in moodule which receives
signals
s
from
m wireless deetectors. Th
he unit is
able
a to transsfer data andd alarms viaa text
messages
m
orr the interneet if mounted with a
modem.
m
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1.4 Syste
em illustra
ation
7
Mounting
2 MOUNTIN
NG
The unit m
may be mounnted in a DIIN rail, on a wall, or pu
ut on a tablee.
In order to obtain optiimal signal conditions, Profort a/s recommend
ds:
•
•
Mount the unit verticaally and highh. The high
her it is places, the betteer the signals get.
Do not putt the unit behind metal,, reinforced concrete, massive
m
stonne or granitee.
2.1 Prepa
are the unit
Rememberr to turn offf the unit!
Lift off thee front cover.
2.2 Electrric mounting
Figure 22-1
Unit 1, IR remotee control
Unit 2, 4 modules
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Mounting
Unit 3, 9 modules
Unit 4, Industry
9
Mounting
Unit 5, Piccolo® Light
GSM-antenna RF-antenna
Output 0
Output 1
Fuse
RF module
Output 2
Output 3
Output 4
Battery
230VAC 12/24V
AC/DC
Output 5
Output 6
Output 7
Sabotage Input 0
Input 1
Input 2
Input 3
Input 4
Input 5
Input 6
Input 7
gnd
gnd
gnd
gnd
Ain1
gnd
Ain2
gnd
Connector for display
Sabotage
RS232
GSM
modem
Active
Power
SIM card insert
Sirene
Connect all relay outputs and inputs to the unit. Use at least 0.25 Ø - best even bigger.
Mount outputs. Relay outputs are potential-free relay switch sets that are opened (NO) or closed
(NC) by instructions to the unit. All relay outputs are opened before start-up.
Mount digital inputs. Digital inputs are activated by connection by either 0V (gnd) or 24 VDC on
the inputs (may be changed via "set-up" in the enclosed PC program or by sms). When the
connection is removed, the inputs are deactivated.
The unit is able to send an alarm both when the connection is turned on and when it is
removed.
NB! Input 0 may be used as connection/disconnection (toggle switch or bell switch).
Input 1 may be used as pulse counter or hour counter.
Note: Is the unit only equipped with one input (input zero), input 1 is defined for input 0.
Thus, it is only possible to use the input either to connection/disconnection or as counts.
Mount analog inputs. As default the analog inputs function as ordinary digital inputs (all Dip switches off)
If the inputs are to function analogue, the equipment and probes have to be connected
between e.g. gnd and Ain1 or between gnd and Ain2.
1 2 3 4
Ain1
gnd
Ain2
gnd
1 2 3 4
Figure 2-2
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Mounting
Eacch analog innput has fou
ur DIP switcches. Setting
g of inputs to
t standard equipment (0-10
VD
DC, 0/4-20 mA
m or PT10
00 probe), thhe DIP swittches in the GSM moduule are to bee adjusted
as ffollows:
0-10 V DC:
0/4-20 mA:
PT1100:
Proofort probes:
DIP
P-switch noo. 1 on (otheers off)
DIP
P-switch noo. 2 on (otheers off)
DIP
P-switch noo. 3 on (otheers off)
DIP
P-switch noo. 4 on (otheers off)
In case an alarm by poower failuree is wanted, a 9 V rechaargeable battery shall bbe mounted.
In case of ppoor GSM reception
r
an
n external aantenna may
y be mounteed:
1.
2.
3.
Remove the internall antenna.
Drill a hoole in the paanel for leadding-in a caable.
Then moount an extraa antenna.
2.3 Installling a SIM
M card
On modelss with GSM
M modem yo
ou have to innstall a SIM
M card. All common
c
SIM
M cards maay be used
except for 3G cards. Profort
P
a/s reecommendss the use off a SIM card
d with subsccription and
d not a prepaid card aas the latter often has an
n expiry datte after e.g. six monthss.
1. Choose the SIM
M card for the unit
M card in an ordinary ceell phone
2. Insert the SIM
3. Check that thee card PIN code
c
is 1234
4. If not, sett the PIN co
ode to 1234
4. Check if you ccan call and
d send a textt message too and from the
t SIM carrd
in the
t phone
5.
Taake the SIM
M card out off the phone and install it in the GS
SM unit. If
necessary, seee Figure 2-1
1 how to facce the card – rememberr to reverse
thee position o f the detected metal do
own towardss the print
2.4 Conn
nect the un
nit
1. Check thatt inputs and relay outpuuts have beeen correctly
y connected..
f
on the unit again.
2. Place the front
3. Connect thhe unit to 23
30 VAC or 12-24 V AC
C/DC. Wait app. 10 secc. while the GSM
modem getts in touch with
w the GS
SM network
k. When fou
ur 'beeps' aree heard, and
d the red
diode starts blinking after
a
app. 200 sec., the unit
u is ready.
4. If necessarry, send a teext messagee with "1234
4 OK" to retturn the GSSM signal sttrength. It
should preferably be above
a
25%.
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Preeparing the PC
3 PREPAR
RING THE PC
C
Turn on the PC.
Connect a serial RS2332 cable in the
t computeer's COM port or via a USB adapttor. Use a niine-pin
(male/femaale) serial cable or use a USB to R
RS232 seriall converter.
If you use a USB cablle, the driveer of the cabble shall be installed
i
according to tthe guidelin
nes.
Then connnect the cablle to the uniit RS232 poort.
Figure 3-1
Below is shhown the coonnections required
r
in a RS232 caable.
Figure 3-2
maale
female
3.1 Minim
mum requiirements for
f the PC
C
•
•
•
Windows 95
9
Screen resoolution 1024 x 768
COM-port or USB-po
ort
3.2 Findin
ng COM No.
N
A PC may have severaal COM porrts, and the assignmentt of COM No.
N dependss on which COM
C
port
is used for the set-up. You therefo
fore have to check whicch COM No
o. Windowss has assigneed to the
OM port.
chosen CO
Find the nuumber of thhe chosen CO
OM port (hhere undergo
one with Wiindows XP)):
1. Select the Start
S
menu on your PC
C
2. Select Conntrol Panel > System
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3. Select the tab
t Hardwaare > Devicee manager
4. Select Portts (COM & LPS) > Com
mmunicatio
ons port or USB-to-Ser
U
rial Comm. Port
5. Read the number
n
of th
he COM porrt. The figu
ure below illlustrates thaat the COM port is
'COM1' whhen using th
he communi
nications porrt, and 'COM
M3' when uusing the US
SB port.
Figure 33-3
Notice thatt the next tim
me you mou
unt a cable in the samee or another COM port,, the assigneed COM
no. may haave changedd
If you use a USB cablle, you havee to use the same slot in
n the compu
uter each tim
me.
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In
nstallation oof the Proforrt PC prograam
4 INSTALLA
ATION OF THE PROFOR
RT PC PROG
GRAM
When the C
COM numbber has been
n identified start the PC
C program for
f set-up off the unit.
Installationn of Profort PC Program
m on the coomputer:
1. Insert CD-ROM in thee PC
2. The prograam starts with a Welcom
me Center, where it’s possible
p
to cchoose to seee manuals
or to installl the prograam. Press thhe ' Install ' to
t begin thee installationn of the Pro
ofort PC
applicationn.
Figure 4-1
3. Select the language
l
to be used duuring installaation
grams on thee computer while
4. The installation prograam suggestss closing all other prog
installing.
5. Windows suggests
s
a location for installing th
he set-up prrogram. To change thiss location,
press ‘Brow
wse' (cf. Fig
gure 4-2) annd select thee required folder.
f
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Figure 4-2
6. Press ' Nexxt > ' and ch
hoose whethher to perforrm additional tasks. Preess ' Next > ' again.
7. Check that the settingss are satisfaactory and press
p
the ' in
nstall ' to beggin installattion. The
installationn runs autom
matically annd takes abo
out 20 sec.
8. Select wheether Profortt pc applicaation is to op
pen at the en
nd of installlation by seetting a
check markk in the 'Lau
unch Proforrt' and finish
h installing Profort PC application
n by
clicking 'Fiinish'.
9. Figure 4-3 is displayed
d when the application
n is started th
he first timee if the Proffort pc
applicationn have been installed prreviously – for examplee in a previoous version
n.
Figure 4-3
Select 'Yess' if the exissting inform
mation such as set-up an
nd log have to be transfferred to
the new insstallation.
Select 'No' if you wan
nt to start wiith a new, blank
b
application. Note that the preevious data
will be perrmanently deleted.
d
10. Enter the product
p
key – the windoow of the prroduct key opens autom
matically.
The producct key is wrritten in fronnt of the cov
ver of the CD.
C
he units up for
f use.
11. The prograam is ready and you cann now set th
The prograam opens auutomatically
y after enterring the product key. Sttart to definne the settin
ngs and
continue w
with the set-uup for the reest. Do the Quick set-u
up (see Chap
pter 5, pagee 10) or seleect Basis
set-up (seee Chapter 6, page 22), if you have Proforts Baasis PC prog
gram.
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S
Set-up on PC
C
5 SET-UP O
ON PC
The descripption of Sett-up on the PC
P is basedd on the exteended Set-u
up with Basiis setup. Arreas or
points that can’t be set up in Quicck setup aree marked wiith a dark sm
miley (☻).
nshots of thee various steeps in the Setup. The taabs from Baasis setup iss
In chapter 15, you cann see screen
numbered, so it is cleaar to see how
w the Winddows of Quiick setup rellated to the tabs.
M' symbolizees tab Modeem, 'I' indicaates tab Inp
puts, 'U'
Each tab iss named witth a capital letter: A 'M
stands for tthe tab Outpputs, 'T' rep
presents the Wireless taab, and 'V' marks
m
the taab More (Vaarious).
Headings ((highlightedd with bold)) at each tabb is also num
mbered with
h a digit e.gg. the area fo
or the
informationn of the devvice is numb
bered with M
M1 under th
he heading 'Central uniit', and 'Setu
up' = M3 ass
in the folloowing figuree. The pointts in an areaa can similaarly be referrenced to ussing a lowerrcase letter.
Example 5-1
The functioon 'Send meessage to reeceivers on cconnect/disconnect' has the referennce M3-(a). It can
therefore bbe found on the tab Modem (M) unnder 'Setup' (3) as the first
f point (aa). At anoth
her example
the timer iss numberedd F5. It is thu
us on the taab 'More' in the area of number fivve.
Figure 5-1
Taab Modem (M)
(
M1
M2
M3
a
d
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5.1 Start set-up
n your pc orr
Make sure that the devvice is eitheer connectedd to the RS 232 port orr the USB coonnector on
that it is seet up for the Internet (seee Chapter 10 for help to the Internet).
Open Profo
fort PC proggram.
Dependingg on the program used, Profort PC program op
pens with eiither a mainn page for Basic
B
setup
or a windoow for Quickk setup.
The first tim
me you usee the program
m, you musst begin by filling
f
in thee settings off the application as
described iin chapter 5.2.
5 Continu
ue to define the unit as described in
n chapter 5. 3-5.8.
The settinggs are storedd in the flash memory oof the unit and
a kept in case of pow
wer failure.
5.2 Settings
'Options' appplies to alll entities thaat are createed in Proforrt PC application. If youu previously
y have
created uniits in the proogram or co
onverted thee data from a previous version; yoou only need
d to fill in
the settingss if there aree any chang
ges. All chaanges will taake effect on
n all devicees created in
n the
program.
After enterring the product key thee Quick setuup opens diirectly with a window ffor the settin
ngs (Figuree
5-3), whilee Basis setupp displays a main pagee, as in Figu
ure 5-4.
Enter the ssettings of thhe unit, in th
he Basis settup choose: Project > Options
O
at thhe top bar at
a the left
corner of thhe window..
A window as shown inn Figure 5-2
2 opens.
Figure 5-2
Figure
F
5-3
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Fill in the settings
Pin code:
If the computer is to operate through a GSM modem, you shall enter the PIN code of
Modem SIM card. Otherwise the field shall be empty ☻1.
Modem/seriel com.port: Enter the number of the COM port to which the unit is connected. Only
free COM ports are shown. – Do you use the Internet to transfer your Set-up, it is not
necessary to specify the COM port (remember, the device must then be set up to a
network with text messages (see chapter 10)).
Connection via the internet: If you want the opportunity to handle the unit online, the 'Connection
via the internet' shall be marked.
Furthermore, the unit shall have activated and set up the wanted access to the net.
See how in the section GPRS in Chapter 5.8, if you use the PC program, or in
Chapter 10 Internet if you use text messages.
Username on the internet: Enter a user name if you wish to have access to the internet. This may
consist of letters and numbers and can contain up to 16 characters. Symbols, special
characters and spaces are not allowed.
The user name is to be used when you log on www.profort.com
State com.port: This feature is only active in Professional Profort PC Program
Language:
Select language
Schedule daily backup: This feature is only active in Professional Profort PC Program
Finish by pressing 'Ok'.
Down to the left in the display is shown whether the connection to the unit has been made.
NB! If 'No connection' is shown, a wrong COM port has been shown, the unit has been turned off,
or the RS232 cable has a defect.
If the text 'Connection to [product name] is now shown, you shall check whether the correct COM
port has been selected.
5.3 Main page
The main page is displayed only by set-up with Basic setup (☻).
The unit shall be defined on the main page in the square in the upper left corner (Figure 5-4). You
may create several units in the Profort PC program in case you have to handle more at the same
time. Here a unit named “Demo” is created:
1
☻ = Does not exist in Quick setup
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Figure 5-4
Create the unit in the upper
u
pane of the winddow:
1. Entter a numbeer of free choices for thhe unit.
2. Atttach a description of thee unit (maxx. 50 charactters). The teext is shownn in the inbo
ox (list of
receeived messaages) and th
he outbox (llist of sent messages).
m
3. Entter the GSM
M No. of thee unit (if anyy). The GSM
M No. is thee same as thhe telephonee number
of tthe sim cardd.
4. Maark the unit by
b clicking in the fieldd to the left of
o the unit No.
N An arroow is shown
n in the
fielld, and the line
l is highlighted. Thee setup is on
nly valid forr the unit inddicated.
The furtherr setup of thhe highlightted unit takees place in five
f steps: Modem
M
(Chhapter 5.4), Input
I
(Chapter 5.5), Output (Chapter 5..6), Wirelesss (Chapter 5.7) and More (Chapteer 5.8).
Press 'Setuup' and contiinue in the new
n window
w. Or choosse the Quick
k setup by ppressing ‘Qu
uick
setup’.
5.4 Tab: M
Modem (M
M)
The Modem
m tab is onlly to be com
mpleted in ccase the unitt has been mounted
m
witth a GSM modem
m
(if
necessary ssee specificcations at ch
hapter 1.1).
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Central Unit (M1)
Create the identification information of the unit.
Present password: At start-up, the default unit password is 1234.
The PIN code of the SIM card shall always be 1234 or deactivated in the telefon the
first time the unit is installed or a new SIM card is mounted.
If you have lost the password, do as follows:
•
•
•
Remove the power from the unit, including possible back-up battery
Insert the SIM card in a mobile phone and change the PIN code to 1234. (If a
PIN code has been activated in the mobile phone, a PUK code may be
necessary).
Mount the SIM card in the unit and connect the power.
The unit may now be coded by text message with password: 1234.
GSM Number: The SIM card telephone number is indicated here. It is an optional possibility, but a
necessity if the watch function is to be used (e.g. in connection with logging of
climate data).
New password: Enter a new four digit password. May only contain digits - not letters. The SIM card
PIN code will then also be changed.
You may also choose to deactivate the password so that it is no longer used:
Deactivate the SIM card PIN code in your cell phone and insert it in the unit again.
You may want to look in the cell phone manual for help with deactivation.
ID:
Here, a possible ID is entered for the unit, consisting of digits or letters (max. 32
characters). The ID will accompany all alarms.
If the unit is to send alarms with SIA-IP, the ID number of the central control shall
be used as ID (if needed, see Types of alarm below).
NB! The password is used to be able to send commands to the unit. The ID follows
the alarm from the unit. If this field is not filled in, the ID will be the same as the
password.
Receivers (M2)
Telephone number: A total of 25 telephone numbers may be stored in the unit. They may receive
alarms and/or be approved to operate in the system exclusively.
A telephone number can be of max. 15 digits. Country code is not necessary. If you
wish to use it, you shall enter +'country code', not 00'country code'.
Types of alarm: Alarms may be received either as 'SMS', 'Voice', 'DTMF', or 'Sia ip'.
When 'Voice' is chosen, you shall record a message for the alarm (see Chapter 10).
With DTMF, the modem calls a control centre, for example, and plays a tone
sequence.
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If you want
w the alaarm dispatchhed as a SIA
A IP protocol for a conntrol centre, this shall
be indiccated at receiver 1. Thee IP numberr and port number
n
of thhe Centre sh
hall be
indicateed in the fieeld for telepphone numb
ber. The two
o numbers sshall be sepaarated by a
colon. Do
D not use spaces, andd full stops in
i the IP num
mber shall bbe maintain
ned.
In ordeer for the control centree to recognizze the unit, you get an IID number to be
definedd as the ID of
o the GSM
M unit.
It is a prerequisite
p
that an agreeement has been made with the coontrol centree, who will
also givve information on relevvant numbers.
If severral types of alarms are wanted, forr example both text meessages and voice mail,
it is neccessary to create
c
the saame numberr twice.
The recceiver may acknowledgge alarms with
w voice message
m
or D
DTMF toness with #. If
a receivver acknowledges, the alarm sequeence stops and
a the folloowing receiivers on thee
list are not disturbed. Withoutt acknowled
dgement, th
he alarm seqquence continues to thee
end of the
t list of reeceivers.
Approve: IIndicates whhich numbeers are allow
wed to chang
ge the setup
p or for exam
mple operatte relays. Iff
one or more
m
teleph
hone numbeers are mark
ked in the field 'Approvve', the unit will only
accept sms and callls from theese numberss.
Only onne choise of either 'appprove' or 'type of alarm
m' per line caan be approv
ved.
If thereeafter the ap
pproval shalll be revokeed, this takes place by ddeleting the receiver in
questioon.
If no nuumbers are created with
th approval, everybody may contacct the unit.
NB! Inn case of a faaulty approvved telepho
one number, this has to be correcteed in the
setup. It
I will be neecessary to cconnect a PC with a caable to contaact the unit.
Zone:
'Zone' can
c be used
d for dividinng the alarm
ms in "areas"" with speci fic receiverrs. An input
(see Chhapter 5.5) in
i a certain zone will only place an
n alarm withh receivers in the
same zoone. If 'Zon
ne' is omittedd, all alarm
ms are sent to
o all receiveers.
Only onne zone may be indicatted. If the same telepho
one numberr is to be callled in case
of alarm
m from for example
e
tw
wo zones, thee actual teleephone num
mber shall bee created
twice.
If 'Zonee' is blank, alarms
a
are rreceived fro
om all zoness. System allarms are atttached to
zone 0 by default.
Send ☻2:
In case of changess in the setupp, the progrram automaatically markks 'Send'. Thus,
informaation on upd
dating of thhe unit is sen
nt, when thee setup is finnished by pressing
p
the
button 'Send/Save''.
Setup (M3)
Send message to receiiver when connect/disc
c
connect (M3
3-a): Message is sent too receivers in
i zone
blank when
w
the un
nit is disconnnected and connected. Option.
2
☻ = Does nnot exist in Quuick setup
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Number of seconds before voice message/DTMF tones are sent ☻: Number of seconds that the unit
shall wait before it sends a voice message or DTMF tones. This delay secures that
the alarm is not delivered in a possible answering service. Optional. (Only some units
have voice message)
Select possible order of receivers ☻: Receivers are numbered 1-9 and from 10 and up with the
letters A-P. The order in the receiver list may be changed, for example 342A. The
unit will first send the message to receiver 3, then 4, 2 and 10 (A).
The message will only be sent to the receivers that have been listed in this field.
Send alarm to the user who has latest contacted the unit (M3-d): If the option is selected, the alarms
are sent from the beginning the receiver list as well as to the person who has had the
latest contact with the unit.
Choose whether the latest user shall receive the alarms as sms, as voice message or
both as sms and voice message.
The function makes it possible for more people to operate the unit and get the
relevant messages without being created as receivers. At the same time the users
avoid getting alarms when they are not using the unit. At a work place it may for
example be different people from day to day who shall activate a unit, and only this
person benefits from receiving alarms.
5.5 Tab: Inputs (I)
The table in Chapter 1.1 shows how many inputs your device has.
Digital inputs (I1)
Text when input...: Instead of default texts, you may create user-defined texts that are shown on
change of state on inputs. The text may be defined for opened and for closed state.
The following commands may be sent as sms (max. 64 characters). The text will be
sent in case of alarm (when the state of an input is changed).
If you only want an alarm at 'opened' or 'closed', text is only entered in the field for
the wanted function. Furthermore, either 'Text' or 'ID + Text' shall be selected in
'Only send alarm if text has been created' under 'setup' at the bottom of the tab.
If the unit has not been coded with user-defined texts, standard messages are sent
with alarm:
•
•
Zone:
Sx: Close input x (e.g. x = 0-7 if the device has eight digital inputs, x = zero, if
the device has one digital input)
Bx: Open at input x
'Zone' is optional and may be used to organise alarms in up to eight areas. Alarms in
zone 1 are for example only sent to receivers in zone 1. (Remember also to indicate
the zone in the call list, see Chapter 5.4).
If a zone with no corresponding receiver is indicated, no alarm will be sent. Is used
where an input only has to control a relay, e.g. a siren.
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The eigght relay ou
utputs are foollows the zo
one, i.e. the eight inputts may be pu
ut in
certain zones that each operattes the correesponding relay output..
The zonne organisaation takes pplace by ind
dicating a digit in the zoone field. When
W
workinng with zonees, the centrral unit reaccts by distrib
buting all reelay inputs on
o outputs.
NB! Thhe central un
nit distributtes all inputts in zones, i.e. relay 0 iis zone 0, reelay 1 is
zone 1,, etc. This means
m
that yyou cannot move
m
the relays aroundd (see Figurre 5-6, page
19).
Filter:
If 'Filteer' has been selected, thhe alarm willl only be seent where thhe change of
o state has
been sttable during
g the filter tiime. Superfl
fluous statess lasting onlly an insignificant
numberr of sec. aree discarded aand will not produce an
n alarm.
Is usedd e.g. when a float in a ppump well is
i settling down
d
so thatt only one alarm
a
is
sent.
'Filter' cannot be used
u
togetheer with 'Waiit'.
Wait ☻3:
If you want
w the un
nit to wait haalf a minutee before releeasing an allarm, you sh
hall mark
'Wait'. Personnel may
m then e.gg. be able to
o get out of an alarm arrea after con
nnection.
Send:
See 'Seend’ page 21
1.
Analog p
ports (I2)
(Unit 1 onlly has a built-in temperrature sensoor and not a dedicated analog
a
input
ut).
The unit caan read anallog values on
o the analoog inputs (eg
g. Ain1). Th
he outputs ccan be contrrolled as a
reaction onn the reading. They can
n be attache d to techniccal equipmeent for meassuring of an
n exact
value, e.g. temperature.
Type:
Measurrement equiipment is chhosen (0-10
0 V, 0/4-20 mA,
m PT 1000, Profort 00
07995).
Unit 1 does not haave an analoog input but instead a built-in tempperature sen
nsor.
a
be sset to Proforrt 007995.
Therefoore it must always
If the tyype field is not compleeted, the anaalog inputs works
w
as diggital.
Scale min.:
+
Scale
For 0-110 V and 0/4
4-20 mA yoou define yo
ourself the wanted
w
valuues for Volt and
Milliam
mpere (from
m -999 to +9999). Decim
mal places arre not allow
wed.
The vallues for the other meassuring equip
pment are in
ndicated witth fixed inteervals that
may, hoowever, be changed.
Examplee 5-2
The vallues for 0 V and 10 V aare to be deefined. 'min..' corresponnds to 0 V, and
a 'max.'
to 10 V (default). You
Y can e.gg. define thaat -20°C corrresponds too 0 V and 60°C to 10
V.
Point 1:
+
Point 2
3
Define Point 1 and
d/or Point 2 as limits fo
or allowed values.
v
If the
he limit valu
ues are
passed,, an alarm iss sent.
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Set e.g. Point 1 to 0°C and Point 2 to 30°C. If the temperature rises to above or falls
below 0°C or above or below 30°C, an alarm is released with either Low, Medium or
High text (see below).
Low, Medium and High text: Low text is sent when e.g. the temperature falls below the value
defined in Point 1. Cf. the example above when the temperature falls below freezing.
Medium text is the alarm when the temperature rises above the value in Point 1, e.g.
above 0°C, or it falls below the value in Point 2, e.g. below 30°C.
High text indicates that the value has risen above the indication in Point 2, e.g. that
the temperature is above 30°C.
The text in the fields can max. be of 64 characters.
If, in the meantime, you wish to be informed of a measurement, e.g. a temperature in
a room, you send a request to the unit via sms with the command V1 R to ask for
input 1, V2 R to ask for input 2, etc..
Setup (I3)
Input 0 is used for connecting/disconnecting: Select how to change the state of an input. Either
'Level' (level control) where closed is connected or 'Pulse' (pulse control). When
blank, input 0 functions as normal input.
Note: Is the unit only equipped with one input (input zero), input 1 is defined for
input 0. Thus, it is only possible to use the input either to connection/disconnection
or as counts.
Input 1 is used as counting: If you wish to use input 1 as counter you shall mark whether to count
pulses or minutes. In the field at input 1a limit value may be defined, e.g. 500 in
closed text. The unit then automatically sends a sms and resets when the limit value
has been reached.
When blank, input 1 functions as a normal input.
Note: Is the unit only equipped with one input (input zero), input 1 is defined for
input 0. Thus, it is only possible to use the input either to connection/disconnection
or as counts.
Filter time:
Indicates variable filter time for ports. Under 'Digital inputs' (see previous) is marked
which inputs that need the given filter time. Choose from 10 sec. up to 64 hours.
Only send the alarm if text is entered: If text has been created on inputs (opened and/or closed) and
wireless detectors, an alarm is sent. In case of blank text fields, alarm is discarded.
In case of 'ID + Text', state, ID and text is sent. In case of 'Text' only text is sent. The
alarm text may be adapted to interface to pager systems or CCTV via the serial port.
Only send alarm every 15 minutes: Mark the field if you only want to receive one alarm of the same
kind each 15 minutes e.g. when PIR movement sensor is connected.
If input 1 for example alternates between closed and open, the unit will send an
alarm when the input closes and one when it opens. The unit will then first send an
alarm again after 15 minutes if input 1 closes or opens.
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The funnction appliies to alarm
ms of the sam
me kind. Thiis means thaat e.g. an allarm, when
input 2 is opened, starts its ow
wn time inteerval of 15 minutes.
m
This fuunction is fo
or example vvaluable wh
hen a PIR seensor is mouunted to thee device.
Send differrent voice messages…
m
: If so markked, a voice message caan be sent inn three seco
onds when
the inpuut is opened
d and anoth er in three seconds
s
when the inputt is closed. In
I case of a
blank field,
f
the sam
me voice m
message is seent for open
ned and clossed state. (U
Unit 1 + 2
do not have
h
voice mail)
Activate diigital inputss: The inputts shall be seet as either GND or 24
4 VDC mode
de. In GND mode,
m
the
input iss activated by
b connectioon to 0 VDC
C (GND), and
a the clossed state is achieved.
a
Iff
the connnection is removed,
r
ann open state is reached. In 24 VDC
C mode, the input is
activateed by conneection to 24 VDC, and the closed state
s
is achiieved. If thee
connecction is remo
oved, an op en state is reached.
r
5.5.1 Co
ommands in the textt field
It is possibble to enter one
o or moree commandss in the textt field for diigital and annalog inputss. By this,
both a smss message caan be sent and
a a comm
mand executeed when thee state of thee input is ch
hanged.
•
Com
mmands in the front off the text fieeld makes th
he command carried ouut, also wheen the unit
is ddisconnectedd. If commaands are putt last in the text field, the commannd will not be
b carried
in ddisconnecteed state.
•
In ccase of morre command
ds, these aree separated by
b semicolo
ons.
•
Com
mmands staart with '<' and
a end withh '>'.
Example 5-3 Command inn a text field
Enter e.g. tthe commannd <S1;S2
2;S3> in orrder to closee relays 1, 2 and 3.
In Examplee 5-3, the unnit will send
d an alarm w
with the phrrase "ALAR
RM" when iinput 0 is op
pened. The
command ''<S1;S2;S
S3>' in the end of the ttext field fu
urthermore causes
c
the uunit to closee output
one, two annd three, annd that an allarm is sent when the unit
u is conneected.
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Example 5-44 Duty roster
The file inpputs may allso be used to control a duty rosterr. In the receeiver file thhe call list ittself is first
created forr the duty rooster (cf. Ch
hapter 5.4):
If a personn is to receivve both a sm
ms and a voiice messagee, the same telephone
t
nnumber is crreated
twice in the call list, e.g.
e so Peterr has positioon 1+2 (+45
511111111),, Jens positiion 3+4
(+45222222222) and Hans
H
position 5+6 (+45 33333333)..
The order oof the call list means th
hat the alarm
m is sent to Peter, first as sms and then as voice
message. T
Then to Jenss as sms followed by a voice messsage, and fin
nally to Hanns as sms an
nd voice
message.
ns are on du
uty. Day 3, oonly Peter is
i on duty.
Day 1, Peteer and Hanss are on dutty. Day 2, Jeens and Han
The follow
wing is writtten in the tab
b inputs:
When inpuut 0 closes, alarms
a
will be sent to rreceiver 1+2
2 and 5+6 (P
Peter and H
Hans). By closing input
1, alarm w
will be sent too receiver 3+4
3 and 5+66 (Jens and Hans). By closing
c
inpuut 2, alarm is
i sent to
receiver 1+
+2 (Peter).
The last cloosed input is
i valid. If e.g.
e first inpput 1 and theen input 2 are closed, aalarm is then
n sent to
no. 1+2 unntil a closuree takes place at anotherr input.
Example 5-5 zone connecttion
In Examplee 5-5, zone 1 is conneccted when innput 0 is op
pened.
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In order to connect moore zones att one time, tthe zones in
n question are
a entered, separated by
b
semicolon::
Example 5-66
In Examplee 5-6, the zoones 1 to 3 are connectted when in
nput 0 is opeened. It is neecessary to repeat
'ON' beforee each zonee. A total off seven zonees (Z0-Z7) may
m be conn
nected.
5.6 Tab: O
Outputs (O
O)
The table iin Chapter 1.1
1 shows how many annd which ou
utputs your device has..
Output relaays may be controlled or
o activatedd manually or
o at changee of state onn the inputs.
The outputts are as deffault deactiv
vated. Theyy may be auttomatically activated inn several waays (the
example shhows a deviice with fou
ur outputs):
1. F
From 10 secc. to 15 min
n. or constanntly. Outpu
ut 0-7 follow
w zone 0-7.
2. O
Output folloows input. Output
O
0-7 ffollow inpu
ut 0-7 includ
ding Ain1 annd Ain2, bu
ut only for
iinputs wherre texts havee been creatted. NB: Th
his setup rulles out "shoow
cconnection//disconnectiion".
3. O
Output show
ws connectiion/disconnnection. Outtput 0-7 shows connecttion and discconnection
iin zone 0-7.
4. C
Combined alarm
a
and connection/ddisconnectio
on. Output 0-3
0 followss zone 0-3. Output
O
4-7
sshows connnection and disconnectiion in zone 0-3.
5. C
Command in
i the text box
b on an enntry, for exaample TEXT
T <S3> clooses output 3 on alarm
Relay outtputs (O1))
Opened:
Indicates normal state of relayys. If outputts are to clo
ose by activaation of alarrm,
d. Outputs w
will then bee opened at start-up.
s
'Opened' is marked
Closed:
Indicates normal state of relayys. If outputts are to opeen by activaation of alarrm, 'Closed''
is markked. Outputss will then bbe closed att start-up.
Send:
See 'Seend’ page 21
1.
output (O3) ☻4: Enter a value foor the voltag
ge at the outtput (0-10 V
V). (Only un
nit 1 has an
Analog o
analog output)
Setup (O2
2)
Activate reelay output on alarms: Indicates
I
w
whether outp
put shall actiivate by alaarm and for how long.
10 sec., 20 sec., 40
0 sec., 1 minn., 2 min., 4 min. 8 min
n., 15 min., infinite, refflects
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inputs. 'Reflects in
nputs' meanss that the ou
utputs reflecct the corressponding in
nputs if a
text hass been creatted. A blankk field indiccates that the outputs doo not activaate.
If the alarm
a
comess from an innput or wireeless detecto
or in zone 0,, output 0 iss activated,
zone 1 activates ou
utput 1, etc..
Figure 5-5 shows how
h the outtputs follow
w the inputs when the ddevice contaains
multiplle outputs. In
I case of teext for both analog and digital inpuuts, the anallog inputs
will havve priority to
t draw outp
tputs one an
nd two.
Figure 5-5
Input 7
Output 7
Input 6
Output 6
Input 5
Output 5
Input 4
Output 4
Input 3
Output 3
Input 2
Output 2
Input 1
Output 1
Input 0
Output 0
Ain 2
Ain 1
Relay outpputs reflect connected/d
c
disconnectedd: If so marrked, the ou
utputs are cloosed when the unit is
conneccted and opeen when thee unit is discconnected. If
I this field hhas not beeen
compleeted, the relaay works ass normally.
If the outputs
o
are to
t be closedd in disconnected state, 'Closed' is tto be markeed in the
box 'Ouutputs'.
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NB! If the outputs aree defined to display botth alarms an
nd disconnected/conneccted state th
he
distributionn is done byy this: outpu
uts 0-3 are m
meant for allarms from zones 0-3, aand outputss 4-7 are
meant for sshowing dissconnection
n/connectionn of zone 0--3. See exam
mples at Figgure 5-6
Figure 5-6
ne 3 active
Zon
Output 7
Zon
ne 2 active
Output 6
Zon
ne 1 active
Output 5
ne 0 active
Zon
Output 4
Alarm, zone 3
Output 3
Alarm, zone 2
Output 2
Alarm, zone 1
Output 1
Alarm, zone 0
Output 0
5.7 Tab: W
Wireless (W)
(
Only applies to units which
w
contaains featuress for wireless. Wirelesss is not inclu
luded in Quick setup
☻.
In the tab W
Wireless, thhe setup con
ncerns the w
wireless deteectors. This goes for i.ee. the wanteed texts and
a series of other functiions. If the detector is a temperatu
ure or humid
dity meter, ffurther speccification is
filled in byy pressing thhe button 'A
Analogue', seee Figure 5-7.
Wireless (T1)
Detector N
No.: The six--digit seriall number off the detecto
or.
Text whenn detector is activated: Text
T to be trransferred by
b alarm and shown in the log. (NB:
Compuulsory when
n logging daata). This may be e.g. name
n
or titlee of the object. The
text cann be of max
x. 64 charactters.
Zone:
It may be indicated
d which zonne (0-7) the detector sh
hall belong tto. Rememb
ber in this
case to indicate thee zone in thhe receiver list
l (Chapterr 5.4).
A persoonal alarm may
m via attaachment to a zone activ
vate an outpput. If you e.g.
e create a
personaal alarm in zone
z
2, outpput 2 will be activated by assistancce-pressure, while
output 3 starts an attack
a
presssure cf. Tablle below.
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Figure 5-7
Table 1
Personal
alarm
belonging
to
Assistanc
e
(short
pressure)
Attack
(Long
pressure)
Activate
A
s output
Zone 0
*
*
0
Zone 1
*
*
1
2
*
Zone 2
Zone 3
*
*
3
*
3
4
*
Zone 4
Zone 5
*
*
5
*
5
6
*
Zone 6
Zone 7
*
*
7
*
7
Lev.:
Here, thhe sensitivitty of a seism
mic detectorr is adjusted
d. The intervval goes fro
om zero,
which is
i not activaated, to fivee or blank, which
w
is the highest sennsitivity. Deefault is
five.
Wait:
When marking
m
thee field, the uunit will waait for 30 secconds beforre an alarm is
forwardded. This makes
m
it posssible to discconnect the unit before the alarm is released.
When connecting,
c
it similarlyy takes half a minute beefore the alaarm can be released.
r
Analog:
When you
y press th
he button, a new windo
ow turns up for setup:
Type:
Select type of sensor
Action:
Select Alarm/O
Only log
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Ok:
Select normal interval
Alarm text:
Tex
xt at alarm
Ok textt:
Tex
xt at normall state
NB: If you wish to
o log data, thhe unit telep
phone numb
ber shall bee defined, seee Chapter
5.4.
2)
Setup (T2
Only send the alarm iff text is enteered:
Blank: Alarm is seent from all available detector
d
with
h detector nnumber.
Text: Alarm
A
consisting of texxt is only sen
nt from deteectors with ttext attacheed.
ID + teext: Alarm containing
c
teext, id and detector
d
num
mber is onlyy sent from detectors
with texxt attached.
The alaarm text may be adapteed to interfaace to pager systems or CCTV via the serial
port.
Detector suupervision: Detectors send
s
an ok ssignal with short interv
vals to the uunit. Thus po
ossible
faulty detectors
d
aree discovere d. In case of
o blank, dettectors are nnot monitored.
Battery low
w warning: If you mark
k this field, the unit wiill receive a warning whhen the batttery in the
detectoor should bee replaced. T
The alarm iss shown in the
t display and saved in
i the log,
but is not
n sent as sms or voicee message.
If this field
f
is not marked,
m
thee battery is not
n monitored.
Only send wireless alaarm...: If yo
ou use GSM
M, you may indicate
i
wh
hether wireleess detectorrs shall
send alarms each or
o each 15 m
minutes. If the
t field is blank,
b
the uunit will sen
nd an alarm
each minute,
m
if thee field has bbeen marked
d, this will take
t
place eeach 15 minu
utes.
If you do
d not use GSM,
G
the unnit will receeive an alarm
m each 6 seeconds. Thiss time
interval cannot be changed.
Sound on aalarm from wireless deetector: The unit will giive a sound signal at allarm. There is no
sound signal
s
with blank.
Send:
See 'Seend’ page 21
1.
5.7.1 Co
ommand execution in
i text fielld
It is also poossible to ennter one or more comm
mands in thee text field for
f detectorss. When acttivating the
detector inn question, an
a alarm willl be sent, w
while the com
mmand is carried
c
out. A
As for commands in
the text fieeld for inputts:
•
•
Com
mmands in the front off the text fieeld makes th
he command carried ouut, also wheen the unit
is ddisconnectedd. If commaands are putt last in the text field, the commannd will not be
b carried
when disconneecting.
In ccase of morre command
ds, these aree separated by
b semicolo
ons.
•
Com
mmands staart with '<' and
a end withh '>'. E.g.: <S1;S2;S
<
S3> to closee relays 1, 2 and 3.
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Figure 5-8
The comm
mand N1 repplaces receiv
ver no. 1 wiith the telephone number defined iin the text field;
fi
here
20101010.
5.8 Tab: M
More (V)
Setup (V1
1)
Return com
mmand: If marked,
m
an acknowledg
a
gement for a sent comm
mand is sentt to the send
der and to
the unitt.
If the field
fi is not marked,
m
therre is no acknowledgem
ment.
The unnit acknowleedges with O
OK>> + seent command when it kn
knows the co
ommands,
and ??>
>> + sent command
c
w
when the uniit does not recognize
r
thhe sent com
mmand.
The ackknowledgem
ment is delivvered to thee sender.
Send also ssabotage alaarm...: Wheen so markeed, a sabotag
ge alarm is sent,
s
also inn case the un
nit is
disconnnected. If bllank, the sabbotage alarm
m is not sen
nt in disconnnected statee.
Send poweer alarm: When
W
markin
ng ''Immediaately' the tex
xt 'Power allarm' is sentt right away
y when the
externaal power sup
pply fails. H
Hereafter thee unit runs for
f 30 minuutes whereaffter it
closes down.
d
If thee supply retturns within
n 30 minutess the unit w
will send the default
text 'Poower Ok'
If '30 minutes'
m
is marked,
m
the unit will ru
un for 30 minutes whilee monitoring
g whether
the suppply returns.. If this doessn't happen, the unit seends a poweer alarm and
d closes
down. When
W
the su
upply returnns the stand
dard text 'Po
ower Ok' wiill be sent.
Power alarm requiires the unitt to be moun
nted with a rechargeablle battery.
Activate siiren on alarm
ms ☻: You
u can chose if and for how
h long thee unit shall eemit a soun
nd signal onn
alarm. There is no sound signnal with blan
nk. Choose between 100 sec., 20 sec., 40 sec.,
1 min., 2 min., 4 min.,
m
and 8 m
min. (Only valid for un
nits with sireen).
Create wattch in unit ☻:
☻ The timee in the PC will be tran
nsferred to th
he unit. Thiis is necessaary, if you
wish too log data.
Indicate the unit GSM
G
numbeer/telephonee number un
nder Tab: M
Modem, if th
he unit shalll
automaatically updaate the timee once a weeek.
Even iff no battery is used as bbackup, the power to th
he unit may be turned off
o without
losing the
t time. An
n internal baattery savess the time fo
or half an hoour.
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Connect//Disconne
ect (V2) ☻5
Connect:
Select, if required,, connectionn on zone (0
0-7). If zonee is not filleed in, the co
onnection is
valid foor all zones..
Remem
mber, if requ
uired, to acttivate 'Send message to
o receivers oon
disconnnection/connection ' in tab 'Modem
m'.
Disconnectt:
Select, if required,, zone (0-7) . If zone is not filled in
n, the disconnnection is valid
v
for
all areaas.
Remem
mber also to activate 'Seend messag
ge to receiveers on disconnnection/co
onnection'
in tab 'M
Modem'.
Connect affter 8 minuttes status (ch
hanges): W
When conneccting the uniit sends a sttatus of the detectors
after 8 minutes. Th
he unit com
mpares the nu
umber 'now
w' with the nnumber at th
he time
nnected. Thee purpose is to secure thhat the unit registers
when thhe unit was last disconn
'the sam
me' detectorrs after haviing been dissconnected. (Only appllies to units which
containn features fo
or wireless ddetectors).
Connect affter 8 minuttes status (acctive): Wheen connectin
ng the unit sends
s
a statuus of the deetectors
after 8 minutes. Sh
hows whichh detectors are
a active. The
T purposee is to see which
w
detectoors, the unit may see, annd which haave possibly
y become deefective durring the
disconnnection periiod. (Only aapplies to un
nits which contains
c
feaatures for wiireless
detectoors).
Set up ne
ew text forr default te
exts (V3) ☻
Text:
Enter, if
i required, a new text iinstead of th
he differentt default texxts.
Zone:
Select, if required,, a zone (0-77) if the tex
xt is to be sent from thiss specific zo
one to a
specificc telephone no.
Remem
mber to indiccate the zonne in the calll list (Tab: Inputs).
Automatiic connectt/disconne
ect (V4)
Fill in a time for au
utomatic diisconnection
n and conneection of thee unit. If only
automaatic connecttion is wanteed, 'Disconn
nect' is not filled in. Too be indicateed with
HHMM
M (HH = hours / MM = minutes, e.g.
e 2015.
Timer (F5
5)
Interval:
Choosee between 'W
Weekly', 'daaily', ' No. of
o 15 minutees' and 'No. of minutes'' for how
often thhe timer shaall activate. Or mark th
he blank field to deactivvate.
As defaault, the tim
mer is prograammed to continue till you stop it.. This may take
t
place
by selecting the blank field ass interval orr by means of
o the comm
mand Tx (x = 0-9). T +
t no. of tim
mes that thee timer shall activate,
zero stoops the timeer while 1-99 indicates the
e.g. it starts
s
twice at T2. Use tthe comman
nd TU if thee timer shalll again run
indefinnitely (until deactivationn).
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The command may be sent from the field 'Send command' on the main page, via text
on an input, with a sms or in-built macro.
Time:
Indicates the time of activation of the timer. At 'Weekly' (always Wednesday) and
'Daily' is stated the time with HHMM. At 'No. of 15 minutes' is indicated the number
of 15 minutes between activations, e.g. 0004 for each hour. 'Minutes' is stated with
no. of minutes between activation, e.g. 0010 for each 10 minutes.
Commands:
Enter possible commands for the unit to carry out when the timer activates.
If you enter e.g. MA D1;MA A1 the unit will send a status update for digital input 1
(MA D1) as well as a status update for analog input 1 (MA A1) when the timer
activates.
If the command field is empty when the timer is connected, the unit will send status
messages on the state of the inputs.
Status messages report from the analog and digital inputs that are text defined. May
show closed or opened state, an analog value or number of pulses. The unit will also
send a status message on connection of the unit.
If a status message is sent from an input with a command in the text field, the unit
will also carry out the command in question.
Display (V6) ☻
Enter a separate user password, if required. The user password (four digits) is used to log on from
the display. (It only works on devices with display).
If 1234 is selected as user password, you only have to press OK on the display to log in. If another
password than 1234 is selected, this password always shall be entered before pressing OK.
The user password allows limited access to the system.
GPRS (V7)
Phone service provider: Chose: “Not listed”.
Be aware that the fields regarding the internet under Files Æ Settings also have to be completed (se
item c and d, page 18, if required).
APN, User and Password: APN is short for Access Point Name and indicates how the unit obtains
connection to the internet via your telephone operator.
Some telephone operator furthermore requires user name and password to create the connection.
Contact your telephone operator to obtain APN, user name and password.
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Macros (V
V8)
Macro nam
me: Here yoou enter a name
n
of youur choice off up to 16 ch
haracters, e.gg. 'Start pum
mp'. If the
unit recceives a smss with this ttext, the insttructions en
ntered in thee field 'Com
mmand' are
carried out. It is th
hus not neceessary to rem
member and
d enter the nnormal com
mmand.
You maay create a total of 10 m
macros (M0
0-M9).
Macross are accepted without ppassword
Commandss:
Here yoou indicate the instructtion/commaand or instru
uctions/com
mmands (maax. 48
charactters) to be attached
a
to th
the macro name chosen
n. More com
mmands are separated
by sem
micolon. For example P00;T1 to pulsse relay 0 an
nd activate the timer on
nce.
IR ☻6:
Here yoou indicate the instructtion/commaand or instru
uctions/com
mmands (maax. 48
charactters
w infrared
d) specify hhow to down
nload tags
Get infrareed codes froom archive ☻: (Only foor models with
from file
Send infrarred codes too archive ☻:
☻ (Only forr models with infrared) specify how
w to save taags to file –
.
Send/Sav
ve: After fiinishing thee setup, the iinformation
n is saved on
n the PC byy pressing th
he button
'Send/S
Save' in Bassis setup or ‘Execute in
n Quick setu
up below in the window
w. Basis
Or
setup
tr
ransfers
eve
erything
tha
at
is
marked
d
with
‘Send
d’
–
the
Prof
fort
PC
prog
gram
Execute
automaatic marks th
he ‘Send’ w
when there is made a ch
hange. The Q
Quick setup
p transfers
the entiire set-up to
o the centrall unit.
Remem
mber that th
he unit has tto have a co
onnection, eiither serial, via modem
m or over
the inteernet. In thee bottom left
ft corner of the
t window
w shall read: "connectio
on to
<produuct name>"
Duringg the transfer of the setuup, the unit 'beeps' three times.
If the trransfer is no
ot successfuul, this messsage is show
wn: "Comm
mands not seent". Please
try agaiin.
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6 SET-UP U
UP VIA DISP
PLAY
(This chapter shall only apply to units with ddisplay).
The displayy is activateed by four buttons:
b
Meenu, Arrow up,
u Arrow down
d
and O
OK.
Menu:
From the standby texxt 'NO ALA
ARMS' presss 'Menu' In order to retturn to the
standby teext, press 'M
Menu' again
n.
he arrows too navigate between men
nus, and to sselect a num
mber or a
Arrow up,, Arrow doown: Use th
letter.
Ok:
Use OK to select meenu, and to return
r
to thee seven mennus.
The displayy menus aree listed as follows:
fo
Figure 6-1
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From the ddisplay it is possible to manage e.gg. the follow
wing:
• Acccess to the unit
u (Chapteer 6.1)
• Chaange defaullt text (Chap
pter 6.2)
• Settting of the unit
u (Chapter 6.3)
• Deaactivate alarrms (Chapter 6.4)
• Connnection/dissconnection
n of the whoole central unit
u or of eaach of the 0--7 zones (seee Chapter
9.1)
• Hanndle detectoors and repeeaters (Chappter 6.5)
• Moonitoring off detectors (C
Chapter 6.66)
measuremeents in the lo
• Seee the latest 256
2 events and
a analog m
og (see Chaapter 12)
6.1 Acces
ss to the unit
u
In order to gain accesss to the men
nus of the di
display, you have to log
g in using ann access cod
de. The
password iis 1234 as default.
d
Log in
•
•
•
Select Mennu
Enter the password
p
off four digits
o Use thee arrows to select a diggit
o Press OK
O between
n each digit
Press OK
In L
LOG IN CO
ODE WORD
D: >_ _ _ _<
< it is not necessary to enter 1234,, as the unitt already
knoows the defaault access code
c
1234. Then skip item
i
two an
nd go directlly to pressin
ng OK.
Logout
1. Select MEN
NU
2. Go to LOG
GOUT
Press OK
Change p
password
1. Select MEN
NU
2. Go to PRO
OGRAMMIN
NG
Press OK
3. Enter N0 99999999
9 xxxx (N
N+zero, the telephone
t
number of thhe unit, or iff the unit
has no sim
m card moun
nted, any diggit and new password with
w four diggits)
u
the uniit 'beeps' thrree times.
4. Press OK until
User password
In order to limit the acccess to the display meenu list, you
u may createe password nnumber two
o (user
password)..
1. Select MEN
NU
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2. Go to PROGRAMMING
Press OK
3. Enter TK xxxx (x = user password with four digits)
4. Press OK until the unit 'beeps' three times.
6.2 Change standby text in display
When the unit is powered, the default text 'Busy' is shown, and after app. 20 sec. four 'beeps' sound.
If the front is not on the unit, a red diode may be seen light up as a sign that the unit is connected
and ready.
Default text is also standby text, i.e. the text shown in the display when the menu is not activated.
Default text is changed from the display:
1. Select PROGRAMMING
Press OK
2. In COMMAND, the command LA following by the new text is entered. Always remember a
space after a command.
Press OK to select a letter og to insert a space.
3. Press OK until the unit 'beeps' three times.
6.3 Setup
The unit may be set up with various commands. See commands under Chapter 8.
1. Select PROGRAMMING
Press OK
2. In COMMAND: >_ < use the arrows to inter the desired command
Press OK until the unit 'beeps' three times.
Example 6-1 Engage battery check at detector:
1. Select PROGRAMMING
Press OK
2. In COMMAND: >_ < enter FE
Press OK until the unit 'beeps' three times.
6.3.1 Set clock
Set the clock in the unit if you want indications of time or to use functions with time control. The
unit may be put off without losing the time. An automatic backup saves the time for half an hour.
Also functions without backup battery.
1. Select PROGRAMMING
Press OK
2. In the menu PROGRAMMING, enter as follows: TM yy/mm/dd,hh:mm:ss
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TM 06/O6/1
12,11:00:22
6.4 Resett alarm
An alarm m
may only bee reset when
n you have llogged in with
w a passw
word.
1. Sellect RESET
T ALARM
Preess OK
When resetting an alarrm, a possib
ble siren or other alarm
m equipmentt, activated by a relay output,
o
is
stopped. Y
You may, hoowever, always stop thee siren by prressing both
h arrows at the same tim
me.
6.5 Handling of detectors an
nd repeate
ers
From the uunit display you may seet, edit or deelete a detecctor or repeater via the menu pointt
DETECTO
ORS.
For monitooring of wirreless detecttors, see Chhapter 12.
6.5.1 Sett up a dete
ector or re
epeater
1. Staart the detecttor by placiing the batteery therein.
2. Sellect DETEC
CTORS from
m the menu
Preess OK
3. Preess OK to juump to SETU
UP
Acttivate alarm
m from the desired
d
detecctor. Check
k that the serrial numberr (six digits)) of the
actiivated detecctor is show
wn in NR. Iff this is not the
t case, rep
peat the proocedure.
Enter the innformation identifying
g each detecctor:
4. Entter, using thhe arrows, a possible teext in TEXT
T (max. 57 characters),
c
e.g. a title or
o location.
Texxt may be deselected
d
by
y pressing O
OK twice (ttwo blanks). The cursorr then jump
ps on to Z
(zone). If nothhing is indicated, the deefault text ALARM
A
is used.
u
5. Entter a possiblle zone in Z (with digitts from 0-7)). Press OK to jump to L (level).
6. L (llevel) is onlly to be set, if the detecctor is seism
mic. The settting is validd for sensitiv
vity and
inddicated with a digit from
m 0-5 (0 is llowest and = no sensitivity). If no digit has beeen noted,
the default is five
f for high
hest sensitivvity.
7. Preess OK to finnish setup of
o the detecttor. The cen
ntral unit accknowledgess with threee 'beeps',
andd the inform
mation is sav
ved.
6.5.2 Interrupt witthout upda
ating
Entering off detector innformation may be inteerrupted witthout updatiing the infoormation.
Wrong diggits or letterss may be co
orrected by one of two procedures:
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•
Press the menu button of the display. You will return to the display menu without
updating the information that you were entering.
•
Go to EDIT where you may edit the detector information.
Or...
6.5.3 Edit detector information
Go to EDIT to edit detector information.
1. Select DETECTORS. Scroll down to EDIT
Press OK
2. Use the arrows to select detector no.
Press OK, and the cursor will jump to TEXT
3. Use the arrows to choose lettersPress OK between each letter
4. Only one blank is allowed, in case of two blanks, the cursor automatically jumps on to Z
(zone).
5. A detector may be attached to another zone (a zone with digits from 0-7) by means of the
arrows.
Press OK to jump to L (level).
6. Level for sensitivity of a seismic detector may be changed to a higher or lower sensitivity
with a digit from 0-5.
7. Press OK to finish editing. The unit acknowledges with three 'beeps', and the information is
updated.
6.5.4 Delete a detector
1. Select DETECTORS in the display menu. Scroll down to DELETE
Press OK
2. Use the arrows to select detector no.
Press OK. The text DELETE? >NO< is shown in the display.
3. Press OK to cancel the deletion, or press an arrow to the text DELETE? >YES< is shown in
the display.
Press OK to delete the detector. The unit acknowledges with three 'beeps' and the detector
has been deleted.
Notice: Only one detector may be deleted at the time.
If a detector has been deleted by mistake, the information has to be created again.
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6.6 Monittor detecto
ors
In the mennu item "MO
ONITORING", all wireeless detecto
ors may be monitored.
m
Each time the
t unit
receives ann OK signall, an alarm or
o an error m
message fro
om a detecto
or, the signaal strength and
a a letter
code is shoown. The diisplay can max.
m show 112 at the tim
me.
If the unit iis set to onlly send alarm
m if text haas been created, you maay only see tthe text deffined
detectors. O
Otherwise, all detectors are shownn.
The detectoor is shownn in the display with serrial no., sign
nal strength
h in percent and type off alarm (A,
I or O):
A = ordinary aalarm
I = installationn error
O = OK
Example 6-3
031060A 25%
The signal strength (inn percentage) tells how
w powerful the
t signal sttrength of thhe detector is
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Usee the commaands
7 USE THE
E COMMAND
DS
Commandss are used too operate an
nd setting up the devicee. Comman
nds can be uused for set-up and
control throough the display og thee device, wiith sms from
m a mobile phone, or inn the comm
mand field att
the main page in the Profort
P
pc prrogram (seee Figure 7-1
1).
Commandss are also ussed to operaate the devicce automatiically. It’s done
d
by telliing the unit what to
do, for exaample upon an alarm on
n an inputy,, see examp
ples in Chap
pters 5.5.1, 55.7.1, and Fejl!
F
Henvisnin
ngskilde ikk
ke fundet..
Commands with Profort PC program
Figure 7-1
All commaands sent may
m be seen in the outboox under Filles Æ Outbo
ox:
Figure 7-2
Commands with te
ext messages
The unit caan also be set up with sms
s from a G
GSM mobile phone. The setup theen takes plaace by
means of ccommands.
A sms com
mmand conssists of the following
f
coontent:
•
•
•
passsword of foour digits *
spaace *
com
mmand of tw
wo characteers
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Usee the commaands
•
•
spaace
parrameter as teext
*) may be omitted if thhe password is deactivvated either by 0000 or by deactivaation of the PIN code
on the sim card.
NB! Each ppart of the command
c
must
m be sepaarated by a space
The text caan be of maxx. 64 characcters. Spacees count as a character.
Example 7-1
1234 A1 PUMP OF
FF PIN cod
de (1234) + command (A1)
(
+ text (PUMP OFFF)
The comm
mand may bee sent by tex
xt message tto the unit telephone
t
nu
umber.
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8 SET-UP WITH (SMS) COMMANDS
Note: all commands appear with the password 1234. Replace 1234 with your own password or
exclude it, if you have deactivated the password.
You can find a further description of the features under the explanation of Profort PC program in
Chapter 5.
8.1 Password and id
Phone number of the unit:
1234 N0 xxxxxxxx
(N0 = N + nul)
Password:
1234 N0 xxxxxxxx yyyy
(N0 = N + zero)
Id code:
1234 N0 xxxxxxxx yyyy TEXT
(N0 = N + zero)
User password:
(Only units with display)
1234 TK xxxx
1234 TK
Defines the phone number of the unit and defines it
as N0 (N + zero).
xxxxxxxx = the phone number of the unit.
Some functions are depending on the unit
telephone number to be defined.
Changes existing password to the unit. 1234 is
present password, and yyyy = four digits chosen as
new password.
xxxxxxxx is the unit telephone number and is at
the same time defined as such.
Setup of id code to the unit. If no id code has been
selected, this is the same as the password. The id
code, here called TEXT, may be digits and letters
with max. 32 characters.
yyyy = four digits chosen as new password. If you
do not want a new one, use the old one (here =
1234).
Creates user password. xxxx = access code of your
choice of four digits.
Deletes user password.
8.2 Receivers
Create receiver:
1234 Nx yyyyyyyy
1234 Nx yyyyyyyy #
(Only units with voice messages)
1234 Nx yyyyyyyy *
Creates alarm receiver no. x to receive alarms as
sms.
x = 1-9 og A-P. yyyyyyyy is the telephone number
of the alarm receiver.
Notice: The code for the first nine receivers is N1
to N9. Receiver 10 to 25 are named NA, NB, NC,
etc. through NP.
Creates receiver x to receive alarm by voice
message.
Creates receiver x to receive alarm by DTMF
tones.
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1234 N1 xxx.xxx
x.xxx.xxx:yyyyy
+
1234 N0 qqqqqqq
qq 1234 zzzz
(N0 = N + zero)
)
Delete receeiver:
1234 Nx
Create receeivers in zonne:
1234 yx zzzzzzzz
Creaates receiver 1 to send allarm as SIA IP protocol
to a control
c
centrre. SIA IP caan only be created
c
on
receiiver 1.
(Thee first sms: xxx.xxx.xxx.
x
.xxx = IP nu
umber of thee
contrrol centre, yyyyy = portt number of the
t control
centrre. The two numbers
n
shaall be separaated by a
colon
n. The secon
nd sms: N0 = N + zero, 99999999
= telephone num
mber of the uunit, 1234 = password
and new
n password, zzzz = idd – when usiing the SIA
IP id
d have to be stated by thee PSAP).
Deleetes alarm receiver x. x = 1-9 and A--P.
Creaates alarm receiver x to zzone y.
y = zone
z
0-7, x = receiver 11-9 and A-P
P, zzzzzzzz
= tellephone num
mber.
Ex.:
1234 34 zzzzzzzz
1234 2B zzzzzzzz
Approve teelephone no.:
1234 Nx yyyyyyyy
y +
Order of nuumbers:
1234 NR xxx...
Ex.:
1234 NR 3421A
Creaates alarm receiver 4 to zzone 3 = 34..
Creaates alarm receiver B (111) to zone 2 = 2B.
Only
y telephone number
n
yyyy
yyyyyy can contact
c
the
unit.. x = 1-9 and
d A-P for a rreceiver. Mo
ore than
one receivers
r
can
n be approveed.
Chan
nges the order of numbeers in the recceiver file.
The unit
u will firsst send the m
message to receiver 3,
then 4, 2, 1 and 10 (A).
1234 NR
u will firsst send the m
message to receiver 3,
The unit
then 4, 2, 1 and 10 (A).
Deleetes changed
d order of nuumbers in thee receiver
file. The unit firsst sends messsage to receeiver no.. 1,
then 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 and A, B, C, D…
…P (defaultt
settin
ng).
Send alarm
m to latest user:
1234 K1
1234 K2
Latesst user gets alarm
a
by texxt messages..
1234 K3
1234 K0
(K0 = K + zero)
Latesst user gets alarm
a
as voiice message.
(App
plies for unitts with voicee massage)
Latesst user gets alarm
a
both bby text messsages and as
voicee message. (Voice
(
masssage only applies for
unitss with voice massage)
Deacctivates Send
d alarm to laatest user.
(Deffault setting)
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8.3 Inputs
8.3.1
Digital Input
Create digital input
Opened:
1234 Ax TEXT
Codes the TEXT shown when input x is open.
Max. characters is 64 characters including spaces.
E.g. x = 0-7 if the device has eight digital inputs.
1234 Ax
Deletes TEXT for input x in open state.
Closed:
1234 Lx TEXT
1234 Lx
Codes the TEXT shown when input x is closed.
E.g. x = 0-7 if the device has eight digital inputs.
Deletes TEXT for input x in closed/open state.
Codes the TEXT to be shown at on the display of
the unit (max. 38 characters). Default text is "NO
ALARM".
Text, display:
1234 LA TEXT
Zone:
1234 Ax Zy TEKST
1234 Lx Zy TEKST
Input for connection/disconnection:
(Models with only one digital input can either use
the input to connection/disconnection or as
counter)
1234 RN
1234 RP
1234 RF
Voltage:
1234 WN
Creates text on input x (x = 0-7 if the device has
eight digital inputs) in zone y (y = 0-7) when
input opens.
Creates text on input x (x = 0-7 if the device has
eight digital inputs) in zone y (y = 0-7) when
input closes.
Sets input 0 (zero) to be used for
disconnection/connection of the system (Level).
Closed state indicates disconnection.
Sets input 0 (zero) to be used for
disconnection/connection of the system (Pulse).
Deactivates connection and disconnection on
input 0 (zero ) to ordinary alarm input. Default
setting.
Sets inputs to activate at 24 V.
Sets inputs to activate at GND (default setting).
1234 WF
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Input 1 as
s counter
(Models w
with only onee digital inp
put can eitheer use the in
nput to conn
nection/discconnection or
o as
counter)
Pulse countt:
1234 UN
Sets input 1 to be used for puulse count. Counter
C
is
resett at the samee time as thiss instruction
n.
1234 UN xxxxxx
Activ
vates pulse counting. xxxxxxx equaals a start
valuee between 0 and 9999999. Enter e.g
g. 50, and
the count
c
will sttart at 50 puulses
Sets input 1 to be used for m
minute countt.
Minute couunt:
1234 UM
1234 UM xxxxxx
Alarm inpuut:
1234 UF
Pulse countt, limit valuee and alarm text:
1234 L1 xxxxxx
1234 A1 TEXT
Activ
vates count of minutes . xxxxxx eq
quals a startt
valuee of 0 and 999999.
9
Entter e.g. 50, and
a the
alarm
m will go offf after 50 m
minutes.
Deacctivates pulsse or minutee count andd sets input
to orrdinary alarm
m input. Deffault setting.
Wheen the pulse meter
m
has beeen crated with
w "UN" a
limitt value may be set and an alarm sentt if the
valuee is exceeded. The counnter is reset after
a
alarm.
mit (xxxxxxx = 1-999999
9).
Sets the alarm lim
m text is sen
nt in vase off exceeding the
t limit.
Alarm
nalog input
8.3.2 An
Scale:
1234 Vx S yyyy zzzz
Points for tthe normal innterval:
1234 Vx M yyyy zzzz
Alarm text::
1234 Vx A TEXT
1234 Vx L TEXT
Set up
u of the scaale (yyyy = m
minimum zzzzz =
maxiimum) for 0-10 V and fo
for 0-20 mA. x = e.g. 12 if there
t
is two analog input
uts.
Min. and max. sh
hall be betw
ween -999 an
nd 999.
Deciimal places are
a not allow
wed.
Settin
ng up values for the norrmal intervaal (Point 1
and Point
P
2) on analog
a
inputt x. x = e.g. 1-2 if there
is tw
wo analog inp
puts.
If thee value on th
he input is ggreater or sm
maller than
yyyy
y (Point 1) or greater or smaller than
n zzzz
(Poin
nt 2), an alarrm is sent. E
E.g. 0 degreees in yyyy
and 30
3 degrees in zzzz.
Low alarm TEX
XT on analogg input x is sent
s when
v
becomes lower thaan the value defined in
the value
Point 1/yyyy (Vx
x M yyyy zzzz).
Medium alarm TEXT
T
on annalog input x is sent
n the value becomes
b
higgher than thee value
when
defin
ned in Point 1/yyyy or loower than th
he value in
Point 2/zzzz (Vx
x M yyyy zzzz).
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1234 Vx B TEXT
High alarm TEXT on analog input x is sent when
the value becomes higher than the value defined in
Point 2/zzzz (Vx M yyyy zzzz).
Zone on analog alarms:
1234 Vx A Zy TEXT
Low alarm TEXT on analog input x is sent to zone
y when the value becomes lower than the value
defined in Point 1.
y = 0-7
1234 Vx L Zy TEXT
Medium alarm TEXT on analog input x is sent to
zone y when the value becomes higher than the
value defined in Point 1 or lower than the value in
Point 2.
y = 0-7
1234 Vx B Zy TEXT
High alarm TEXT on analog input x is sent to zone
y when the value becomes higher than the value
defined in Point 2.
y = 0-7
8.3.3 Common for digital and analog inputs
Create filter:
1234 Ax Xy TEXT
1234 Lx Xy TEXT
1234 Ax TEXT
Filter time:
1234 Fx
Setting X in the beginning of the TEXT indicates a
filter on input x in zone y when input opens.
y = 0-7 for the zones.
Setting X in the beginning of the TEXT indicates a
filter on input x in zone y when input closes.
x = e.g. 0-7 when there is eight inputs.
y = 0-7 for the zones.
Deletes filter on input x.
Create filter on input in x time. (x = 1-9 + P-V).
1= 10 sec. (default), 2 = 20 sec., 3 = 30 sec., 4 = 1
min., 5 = 2 min.., 6 = 4 min., 7 = 8 min., 8 = 15
min., 9 = 30 min., P = 1 h(our) , Q = 2 h., R = 4 h.,
S = 8., h = 16 h., U = 32 h..,V = 64 h.
Voice message/DTMF:
Alarm voice message or DTMF:
1234 W1
1234 W2
1234 Xy
Sets the unit to send voice messages with a
collective message of six sec. for each input.
(Default setting)
Sets the unit to be able to send voice messages for
both opened and closed state. Three sec. for
opened state and three sec. for closet state.
Indicates number of sec. from the establishment of
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the teelephone connection to the first DT
TMF tone or
voicee message iss sent. y = 0--9 for numb
ber of sec.
Defaault setting = 2.
If 0 is
i used, the unit
u awaits aacknowledgement from
the control
c
centre before sennding DTMF
F tone.
Commands in text
Command in text:
1234 Ax TEXT <C
COMMAND>
A co
ommand after the text iis executed only when
the device
d
is con
nnected.
(Herre are COMMAND carrried out wh
hen input x
is op
pened when the unit is cconnected.))
1234 Ax <COMMAN
ND> TEXT
Examples:
1234 A1 <OK> SI
IGNALSTYRKE
1234 A1 GENTAG <TP T 0001>
1234 L1 STOP RE
EPEAT <TP>
Com
mmands placced in front of the text are
execcuted even if the devicee is disconnected.
(Herre are COMMAND is ccarried out when
w
input
x is opened
o
wheen the devicce is conneccted and
when
n it’s discon
nnected.
Send
ds the curren
nt GSM siggnal strength
h, when
inpu
ut 1 is openeed.
Com
mmand preceedes the alaarm text and
d is
perfo
ormed both when the ddevice conneected and
disco
onnected.
Send
ds the alarm
m 'repeat' whhen input 1 is
i opened
(A1)), and set thee timer to seend status every
e
quarrter of an ho
our (< TP T 0001>)).
The command is placed aftter the text and
a is
when the dev
vice is
thereefore perforrmed only w
conn
nected.
Stop
ps the alert with
w the messsage 'STOP
P
REP
PEAT' when
n input 1 clooses (L1), an
nd deletes
the timer setting
gs (<TP>). T
Thereby sen
nding the
statu
us is stopped
d.
Is on
nly performeed when thee device is connected.
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Send alarm
Alarm only with text:
1234 CN
1234 CT
1234 CF
Delay on connection/disconnection:
1234 Ax Wy TEXT
1234 Lx Wy TEXT
Pool alarms together (Only valid for use of
GSM):
1234 DM
Only sends alarms whose text on input and output
has been created. Text to be sent: State + ID + Text
entered. Text to be sent by activation of detectors:
ID + NO. + Text entered.
Only sends alarms whose text on input and output
has been created. Only entered text is sent.
Sends alarms even if text has not been created.
(Default setting)
Delays the alarm for 30 sec. for input x at opening
in zone y.
x = for example 0-7 by eight inputs
y = 0-7. Zone 0 = all zones ' blank '.
Delays the alarm for 30 sec. for input x at closing
in zone y.
x = for example 0-7 by eight inputs
y = 0-7. Zone 0 = all zones ' blank '.
Collects alarm messages so that more alarms
from same digital input or wireless detector only
causes one alarm message each 15 min.
(Default setting)
8.4 Outputs
Automatic alarm:
1234 Gx
1234 G0
(G0 = G + zero)
Show connection and disconnection:
1234 QN
Activates (closes) automatic relay outputs at alarm
on inputs, and relay is opened again after x time. x
= 1-9 (1 = 10 sec., 2 = 20 sec., 3 = 30 sec., 4 = 1
min, 5 = 2 min, 6 = 4 min, 7 = 8 min, 8 = 15 min
og 9 = indefinite.
If relay outputs are to be opened, the relays are
closed before by activation with the command Sx (
x = 0-3 if the unit has four outputs).
Does not activate automatic relay output 0 at
alarm. Default setting.
Sets the output to show the state of zones. Output
0 will close when the system is connected and
open when the system is disconnected (default).
If no zone has been indicated in the setup only
output 0 is activated.
If relay outputs are to be opened, the relays are
closed before by activation with the command Sx
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(x = 0-3 if the un
nit has four ooutputs).
1234 QF
This is also valid for other outputs if th
here is
moree than one.
Relay
ys do not sh
how state of zones. Defaault setting.
Alarm andd connectionn/disconnecttion:
1234 Gx and 1234 QN
Com
mbines activation of outtputs at alarrm on
zonees with displlay of conne
nection/disco
onnection.
Outputs folllows inputs:
1234 GA
Indiccates that ou
utputs follow
w the corresp
ponding
inputts if text hass been createed. Alarm on
n analog
inputt activates reelay 1.
The command 1234
1
GA m
may not be used
u
togetther with 12
234 QN (““Outputs sho
ow
conn
nection/disconnection”)).
Set analog
a
outpu
ut x for a volltage of yy, y volts.
x = 0 (zero) wheen the devicee has one an
nalog
outpu
ut.
y = 00,0-10,0
0
Retu
urns the voltaage at the annalog outputt x.
x = 0 (zero) wheen the devicee has one an
nalog
outpu
ut.
Analog outtput:
(Only appliies to units with
w analog output)
1234 Ux S yy,y
1234 Ux R
8.5 Wireless detec
ctors
(Only unit 4 + 5 contaains featuress for wirelesss)
etector
Create de
Create deteector:
1234 DT xxxxxx TEXT
T
Creaate detector no.
n xxxxxx w
with the cho
osen TEXT
(max
x. 57 charactters). Detecttor no. is sho
own at the
detecctor.
1234 DT xxxxxx
Deleetes text for detector
d
no. xxxxxx.
Zone:
DT xxxxx
xx Zy TEX
XT
Zy in
n the beginn
ning of the teext, indicate that the
inputt belongs to zone y. y = 0-7
Alarm onlyy if text:
Sets the unit to send createdd text from detectors.
1234 CT
1234 CN
1234 CF
Delay on allarm:
1234 DT xxxxxx Wz
W TEXT
Sets the unit to send id, dettector no. an
nd created
text.
Send
d alarms, ev
ven though ttext is not created.
Defaault Setting
Writing W beforre the text inndicates thatt the alarm
is on
nly sent afterr 30 sec. z = 0-7 for zones.
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Time interval for alarms (Only valid for use of
GSM):
1234 DM
1234 DS
Sound by alarm:
1234 HN
Collects alarm messages so that more alarms
from same wireless detector only causes one
alarm message each 15 min.
Also affects digital inputs.
Default setting.
Collects alarm messages so that more alarms
from same wireless detector only causes one
alarm message each min.
Activates sound signal from the central unit
when the wireless detector releases alarm.
(Default setting)
1234 HF
Deactivates sound signal by activation of
wireless detector.
Sensitivity:
1234 xxxxxx yz TEXT
Writing xy before the text specifies the sensitivity
of the wireless seismic detector to be y and that it
is connected to zone z. y = 0-5. 5 is the highest
sensitivity and default, and 0 means not activated.
z = 0-7 for zones.
Monitoring
Failures to operate:
1234 FN
1234 FF
Creates monitoring of detectors and makes sure
that failures to operate are communicated to
receiver.
Deactivates monitoring of detectors.
(Default setting)
Battery:
1234 FB
Creates monitoring on low battery level on
detectors.
1234 FE
Deactivates monitoring of low battery on
detectors.
(Default setting)
Analog detectors
Wireless temperature (first create the detector):
1234 D1 xxxxxx S 0 0
Activates temperature measurement in the
climaSpot with detector no. xxxxxx.
1234 D1 xxxxxx S -24 70
Activates temperature measurement in flexSpot.
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1234 D1 xxxxxx M z y
1234 D1 xxxxxx M
1234 D1 xxxxxx
Text tempeeratur alarm::
1234 D1 xxxxxx A TEXT
1234 D1 xxxxxx L TEXT
Activ
vates temperrature alarm
m (if temperaature
exceeds the limitts for normaal interval).
owest and y = highest liimit temperaature in the
z = lo
norm
mal interval.
Deacctivates temp
perature alarrm. Measureements are
now solely used for logging..
Deleetes temperatture setup onn detector xxxxxx.
Creaates TEXT to
o be shown aat temperatu
ure alarm.
Creaates TEXT to
o be shown w
when the tem
mperature
is again in the no
ormal intervval.
ment
Wireless huumidity and other analog measurem
(first createe the detectoor):
1234 D2 xxxxxx S 0 0
Activ
vates moistu
ure measurem
ment in the climaSpot
with detector no. xxxxxx.
1234 D2 xxxxxx S z y
Activ
vates moistu
ure and otherr analog meeasurement
in fleexSpot
z = minimum
m
vaalue and y = maximum value
v
for
analo
og measurin
ng equipmennt, e.g. PT10
00: x = -248
and y = 499.
Defin
nes factors for
f volt and milliamperees.
0-10 V: y = 937
00
0-20 mA: y = 90
Deleetes factors for
f volt and m
milliamperees.
1234 D2 xxxxxx K y
1234 D2 xxxxxx K
1234 D2 xxxxxx M z y
1234 D2 xxxxxx M
1234 D2 xxxxxx
Text humiddity and otheer analog alaarms:
1234 D2 xxxxxx A TEXT
1234 D2 xxxxxx L TEXT
Activ
vates moistu
ure and otherr analog alarm (if
humiidity exceed
ds the limits for the norm
mal
interv
val).
z = lo
owest and y = highest liimit for hum
midity in the
norm
mal interval.
Deacctivates hum
midity and otther analog alarm.
a
Meassurements are now solelly used for logging.
l
Deleetes the setup
p for humidiity and otherr analog
meassurement on
n detector xxxxxxx.
Creaates TEXT to
o be shown aat humidity and other
analo
og alarm.
Creaates TEXT to
o be shown w
when humid
dity or otherr
analo
og measurem
ments again are within the normal
interv
val.
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8.6 Macro with commands or infrared
Macro:
1234 Mx TEXT <COMMAND>
1234 Mx TEXT
(only units with IR)
1234 TEXT
Registers macro number x with the name TEXT
(max. 16 characters) and carries out the
command.
x = 0-9 and refers to the macro number.
Macro number x (x = 0-9) with the name TEXT
is now made ready to receive IR codes from a
remote control – Note that no commands is being
set here.
When the device's red diode flashes quickly: turn
the remote control towards against "IR in" and
press with the desired functions for 30 sec.
The diode lights up briefly and then flashes
normally. Now is macro x saved with an infrared
code.
Activats the macro named TEXT. The macro will
now execute commands or play the IR codes.
Macros are accepted without password
Deletes macro x (x = 0-9).
1234 Mx
8.7 Internet
See more in chapter 10
Makro:
1234 EH USERNAME
Activates the access to the internet.
1234 EH
To get access to the internet it is required that N0
(N + zero) has been created:
(1234 N0 99999999)
Deactivates the access to the internet.
1234 EG NAME-OF-APN
Defines the APN for the internet connection.
E.g. 1234 EG INTERNET
1234 EG APN USER PASSWORD
Defines the APN, user and code word for the
internet connection.
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8.8 Time features
Time
Create clocck, automaticcally:
1234 TM
Create clocck, manuallyy:
1234 TM YY/MM/DD
D,HH:MM:SS
Delete clocck:
1234 TR
Delete clocck:
1234 TF
Creaates automatiic the clock in the unit. The unit
sends a sms to itself and usees the actual time.
It is required thaat N0 (N + zzero) has beeen
defin
ned: (1234 N0 9999
99999)
Creaates clock in the unit man
anually. The unit uses
the tiime indicateed.
Enterr year/month
h/date,hour::minute:seco
ond – all
with two digits.
Retu
urns the timee of the unit.
Deleetes clock fro
om the unit.
Timer and
d status
Timer:
1234 TP x yyyy <zz;zz>
<
Codees the timer to execute ccommand zzz and
comm
mand zz witth an intervaal x at the tim
me yyyy.
x = W (for week
kly), D (for ddaily), T (forr number off
15 min.
m intervalss) and M (foor number off minutes).
Indiccates the inteerval of activvation of thee timer.
yyyy
y = At 'Week
kly' (always Wednesday
y) and
'Dailly' is indicateed with HHM
MM (time with
w hour
and minutes).
m
Att 'No. of 15 m
minutes' is indicated
i
the number
n
of 15
5 minutes beetween activ
vations, e.g.
0004
4 for each ho
our. 'Minutess' is stated with
w no. of
minu
utes between
n activation, e.g. 0010 fo
or each 10
minu
utes.
1234 TU
zz = command. E.g. MA D0
0;MA A1 to
t get
statu
us at the digital input zeero (MA D0
0) and the
analo
og input 1(M
MA A1), resspectively.
Sets the timer to run indefini
nitely (defaullt)
1234 Tx
Codees the timer to activate x times (x = 1-9)
1234 T0
(T0 = T + zzero)
Stops/deactivates the timer
1234 TP
Deleetes timer setttings.
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Status:
1234 TP x yyyy
Sets the timer to only send status. Functions as the
timer, but without commands.
Time control
Automatic connection/disconnection:
1234 TI HHMM hhmm
1234 TI
Time control of relay 2:
(only if the unit has more than one rely output)
1234 IU HHMM hhmm
1234 IU HHMM hhmm HHMM hhmm
1234 IU
Creation of automatic connection and
disconnection of system. First parameter indicates
time for connection and second parameter the time
for disconnection. Notice that time for
disconnection is at your choice. The unit flashes
three times in case of no N0.
Deletes settings to automatic connection and
disconnection.
Activates time control of output 2 for an interval.
Closes relay 2 at 'HH:MM' and opens at : 'hh:mm'.
Activates time control of output 2 in two
intervals.
Deletes time control of relay 2
8.9 Alarms
Messages
Message at connection and disconnection:
1234 EN
1234 EF
Acknowledgement:
1234 KN
The unit sends a message to alarm receivers at
connection/disconnection.
The unit does not send a message to alarm
receivers at connection/disconnection. Default
setting.
The unit acknowledges each new command.
Default setting.
The unit does not acknowledge at new command.
1234 KF
System alarms
Sabotage, system;
1234 YN
1234 YF
Text, sabotage:
1234 L9 TEXT
Sabotage/power alarms are also sent when the
system is disconnected.
Sabotage/power alarms are not sent when the
system is disconnected. Default setting.
Codes the TEXT to be shown at sabotage on the
unit (max. 64 characters). Default text is
'SABOTAGE'.
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c
Sabotage, zzone:
1234 YN Zx
1234 YF Zx
Power failuure:
1234 JM
1234 JS
Text, poweer failure:
1234 A8 TEXT
1234 L8 TEXT
1234 JF
Sabo
otage/power alarms from
m zone x aree also sent
when
n zone x is disconnected
d
d. x = 0-7
Sabo
otage/power alarms from
m zone x aree not sent
when
n zone x is disconnected
d
d. Default seetting. x =
0-7
In caase of powerr failure, thee power alarm
m is sent
after 30 min., aftter which the
he unit closess down.
Defaault setting.
In caase of powerr failure, thee power alarm
m is sent
immediately, and
d the unit is supplied by
y battery for
30 min.,
m
after wh
hich the unitt closes dow
wn.
Codees the TEXT
T to be show
wn at power failure.
Defaault text is 'P
POWER FAIILURE' (maax. 64
charaacters).
Codees the TEXT
T to be show
wn when pow
wer is
preseent. Default text is 'POW
WER FAILU
URE' (max.
64 ch
haracters).
The device
d
does not send alaarm in the ev
vent of a
poweer failure.
Siren
(Only appllies to units with built-iin siren)
1234 Hx
1234 H0
(H0 = H + zero)
8.10
Activ
vates the siren (at alarm
m on inputs) and
a the
siren
n stops again
n after x timee.
x = 1-9.
1 1 = 10 sec., 2 = 20 ssec., 3 = 30 sec., 4 = 1
min, 5 = 2 min, 6 = 4 min, 7 = 8 min, 8 = 15 min
and 9 = indefinitte.
Doess not activate siren at alaarm
Defaault setting.
Restore facttory settings
If it is neceessary to deelete all settiings and vooice messagee in the unitt, the follow
wing commaand may be
used:
1234 P! BEWARE
E - Deletes all!
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9 OPERATION
Operation covers the following:
•
•
•
•
•
•
Connection and disconnection of the unit.
Control of relay outputs
Interrupt further alarms
Inquiries to the unit
Macro execution
Restore factory settings
9.1 Connection and disconnection of the unit
In disconnected state the unit will not send alarms, and the outputs are not activated as a
consequence of activity on inputs.
NB: If the unit has been set with a command in the beginning of text field (see Chapter 5.5.1),
instructions will also be carried out during disconnection.
Connection and disconnection with text messages
1234 ON
Zx
Connects the unit. Alarm is sent to the receivers. Four 'beeps' will sound from
the unit, and a red diode flashes. Resets all outputs at the same time.
Disconnects the unit. Alarm is not sent to the receivers. Two 'beeps' from the
unit, and red diode turns off.
(x = zone 0-7). Connects zone x. Alarms in zone x are sent to receivers of zone
x. Four 'beeps' from the unit, and a red diode flashes.
1234 OF
Zx
(x = zone 0-7). Disconnects zone x. Two 'beeps' from the unit, and red diode
turns off.
1234 OV
(Applies to units with wireless interface) Connects the unit. After eight minutes
the status of the detectors is sent. Compares with status of the time, when the
central unit was last disconnected.
(Applies to units with wireless interface) Connects the unit. After eight
minutes, the unit sends status of the detectors and shows which detectors are
active.
1234 ON
1234 OF
1234 OS
Connection and disconnection of display
Connection and disconnection may be used on both the unit itself and on each zone.
CONNECTION/DISCONNECTION >_ < ZONE: > <
Connect and disconnect the unit:
1. Press MENU
2. Go to CONNECTION/DISCONNECTION
Press OK
3. Select ON or OFF with the arrows, leave ZONE blank.
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Preess OK untill the unit 'beeeps' three ttimes.
Connect aand disconn
nect zone:
1. Preess MENU
2. Go to CONNE
ECTION/DIISCONNEC
CTION
Preess OK
3. Sellect ON or OFF
O with th
he arrows.
Preess OK, andd the cursor will jump too ZONE
4. Usee the arrowss to select which
w
zone((s) to discon
nnect. The unit
u acknow
wledges with
h two
'beeeps', telling that the zon
ne has beenn disconnectted. If the zo
one is re-coonnected, th
his is
ackknowledgedd by four 'beeeps'.
Notice: If ee.g. zone 3 is disconnected, this iss seen in thee display in standby stat
ate by a minus in the
row
w with the eight zones. + + - + + + + +
Thiis is, howevver, only thee case if youu are logged
d in.
9.2 Contrrol of relay
y outputs
The eight ooutputs are default opened and maay be closed
d or opened by a comm
mand, sms orr DTMF
tones. Exceeptions are::
1234 Gx acttivates outp
puts when ann alarm is released (thee relay will change possition at
alarrm).
1234 GA whhere output reflects inpput (relays will
w follow inputs).
i
Control o
of relay ou
utputs with
h sms(com
mmands)
1234 Sx
1234
1234
1234
1234
1234
1234
Bx
Sx P
Bx P
Px
Jx
PS xx
Closes outtput x
(x = e.g. 0-3 if the devvice has fou
ur outputs)
Opens outp
put x
Closes outtput x app. 110 sec. (pulse).
Opens outp
put x app. 110 sec. (pulsse).
Output x changes
c
stagge (pulses) for
f app. 10 sec.
Output x changes
c
statte (tilts).
Pauses bettween comm
mands (1-99
9 sec.). x = number
n
of ssec., e.g. fiv
ve sec.
1234 TX TEXT
T Sends TE
EXT to seri al port. Tex
xt string to port
p is termiinated by
CR+LF.
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Control of relay outputs with DTMF
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Call the unit
Await 1 tone
Enter possible password (e.g. 1234)
Await 2 tones
Enter no. of the command you wish
to carry out (see table to the right)
6. Repeat, if required, items 4+5
7. Hang up
*0x Pulses output x for 10 sec. (x = e.g. 0-3
if the device has four outputs)
*1x Opens output x
*2x Closes output x
*3x Opens output x for 10 sec. (pulse)
*4x Closes output x for 10 sec. (pulse)
*5x Changes state on output x
x Executes macro x (x = macro 0-9)
9.3 Interrupt further alarms
Enter: # during playback of voice message or DTMF tones. Subsequent telephone numbers in the
list of receivers are not alerted (Not all models have voice massages).
9.4 Inquiries to the unit
Inquiries are used to gather information from the unit. The response on inquiries is sent to the
mobile phone that sent the message.
Inquiries to the unit by text(commands)
1234 MO
1234 MR
1234 MA
1234 PL
1234 PL xxx
1234 PL A
1234 Vx R
1234 Ux R
1234
1234
1234
1234
1234
PA
D1 xxxxxx R
D2 xxxxxx R
P%
P&
States status of all inputs. Only to the mobile telephone that sends the
inquiry.
States status for inputs with text created. Only to the mobile telephone
that sends the inquiry.
States status and text on inputs with text encoded. Returns to all
receivers.
States the last 10 events in the log. I.e. alarms gone in/data and sent
commands.
NB: Returns with one event in each text message = 10 texts
(xxx = 001 – 256). States the latest x number of events in the log. I.e.
alarms gone in/data and sent commands.
NB: Returns with one event in each text message = xxx texts
States all events in the log (256 lines). I.e. alarms gone in/data and sent
commands.
NB: Returns with one event in each text message = 256 texts
States the latest measurement from analog input x (x = e.g. 1-2 if the
unit has two analog inputs).
Stats the voltage at analog output x. x = 0 (zero) when the device has
one analog output
States analog measurements.
States temperature on detector no. xxxxxx
States humidity or other analog value on detector no. xxxxxx
Deletes analog measurements.
Deletes the entire log.
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1234 UL
1234 UN
1234 OK
1234
1234
1234
1234
1234
OM
PR
PR O
PR N
PR T
Statess the numbeer of pulses.
Resets pulse counnt.
Statess signal strenngth on the GSM net. If
I the signall strength iss below
25%, you shouldd use an extrra antenna.
Statess the versionn number (m
model) of th
he unit.
Statess all of the uunit setup. Default
D
textss are not retturned.
Statess setup of innputs and ou
utputs. Receeivers and teexts are nott returned.
Statess the receiveer list.
Statess all texts onn inputs in the
t unit. (Diigital/analoggue). Includ
ding
defaullt texts.
e PC progrram:
Inquiries to the unit with the
From the m
main page, press
p
"Send
d inquiry" annd the follow
wing displaay is shown::
Figure 9-1
Mark the innformation,, you want, and press S
Send.
In case of ''Return valuue of analog
g 1 or 2', yoou ask for th
he present sttatus. Returnns value of a specific
deteector (6-diggit serial num
mber to be w
written in th
he field) or a wired anaalog input (o
only check
marrk under 'Seend' while th
he field is eempty).
On climaSpot and climaSpot IP65, 'aanalog 1' is: Temperatu
ure, and 'anaalog 2': Hum
midity. On
flexxSpot, 'analog 1' is: Tem
mperature aand 'analog 2': 0-10 V, 0/4-24 mA
A, PT-1000.
At 'Return log' you shhall either ticck 'Send' annd get a log of the 10 laatest events.. Or you maay choose
how
w many eveents you wan
nt to be shoown by writing the desiired numberr in the field
d before
'Sennd'.
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At 'Return analog data', you shall read the returned information by going in under Filers Æ Analog
measurements. This log may be transferred to MS Excel. All other data are shown in the
inbox on the main page.
Inquiries to the unit from display
(Only units with display)
If the unit runs with modem, you may send an inquiry to the unit, e.g. get an answer to the signal
strength of the GSM net by the command OK.
Example 9-1 Show GSM signal strength:
1.
2.
3.
4.
Press MENU
Select PROGRAMMING
Use the arrows to enter the letters OK under COMMAND
Press OK until the unit 'beeps' three times.
9.5 Macro execution
A created macro is activated by sms or by telephone call and DTMF.
Example 9-2
Macro 1 has been created with the name ”PULSE5” which pulls output 2 for five sec. The macro
has been created with the following sms content: 1234 M1 PULSE5 <S2;PS 5;B2>
Activate the macro by sms: 1234 PULSE5
Activate macro by call and DTMF:
1. Call the unit
2. Enter password (e.g. 1234)
3. Await 2 tones
4. Enter x (x = macro number 0-9)
9.6 Text to and from a serial port (RS232)
The unit can work as a modem and send and receive data from the serial port with the command
1234 TX . In that way the unit can be used for controlling technical equipment, e.g. a PLC. The
speed of the data transmission is 9600 baud.
Receive text from PLC
If an ASCII-text sequence from a PLC ends with CR+LF (max. 160 characters) the text will
be sent as SMS to all receivers in zone 0.
Send text to PLC: 1234 TX TRANSFER THIS TEXT
A text sequence ”TRANSFER THIS TEXT” which ends with CR+LF will be transferred
with 9600 baud to e.g. a PLC on RS232
Data communication with PLC
With a GSM modem connected to a PC the unit will be able to send and receive data from a PLC
when the call is made as ”data call”. Can be used e.g. with the program Hyper Terminal.
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10 INTERN
NET
The unit caan be handlees over the internet at w
www.proforrt.com. Herre, you mayy register as user and
have an areea assigned to you unitt(s).
In order to use the inteernet for mo
onitoring annd control itt is required
d that your ccomputer haas an
internet connection, annd that the unit
u has beeen set to thee net (for intternet settinngs on the PC see item
c and d pagge 18 and GPRS
G
page 34.
3 For settiing up with
h text messages:
To get acceess to the innternet it is required
r
thaat N0 (N + zero)
z
has beeen created::
(1234 N0
0 99999999).
1234 EH US
SERNAME Activates
A
thhe access to
o the interneet.
u want to loog on to the internet with. This maay consist off letters
USER NAME is what you
andd numbers and
a can conttain up to 1 6 characterss. Symbols, special chaaracters and
d spaces are
nott allowed.
NB
B: If you havve registered
d a USER N
NAME undeer Files Æ Settings,
S
yoou shall also
o use it as
useer name heree.
1234 EH Deeactivates th
he access too the Interneet.
If nnothing elsee is indicated
d, the softw
ware will try
y to attach 'in
nternet' as A
APN. If you
u use
anoother telephoone compan
ny with anoother APN, you
y have to
o define APN
N and possiibly also
useer and code word (see APN,
A
User aand Code word
w
page 34
4).
1234 EG NA
AME-OF-APN Definees the APN for
f the interrnet connecttion.
E.g. 1
1234 EG INTERNET
I
T
1234 EG NA
AME-OF-APN USER CODE Defines the AP
PN, user annd code worrd for the
inteernet connecction.
Go to the internet site and create a user. Fill in:
• Name/com
mpany. Indiccate a name,, e.g. a com
mpany name. This will w
welcome yo
ou to the
site.
me as given iin the setup under
• User namee. It is imporrtant that thhe user namee is the sam
settings in the PC prog
gram (item 4 page 18) or by text message
m
( 1 234 EH
USERNAME).
• Access codde. Select an
n access codde. This doees not have to be the saame as the one
o of the
unit. It mayy consist off letters and numbers an
nd can contain up to 166 characterss. Symbols,
special chaaracters and
d spaces are not allowed
d.
• Email. Indicate an em
mail address.. If you forg
get e.g. yourr access codde, you may
y get
informationn of it in a mail.
m
a control certain func
nctions.
On the sitee, you may, among otheers, get statuus updates and
Log in on w
www.profort.com for further
f
help for the inteernet adminiistration of the unit.
NB: In ordder to functiion in the in
nternet, it is required th
hat the unit is
i version 111.04 or laterr, and that
the PC soft
ftware is verrsion 5.01.0
01 or later.
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Voice messages
11 VOICE MESSAGES
(Only applies to units with voice messages)
The unit has 90 sec. voice memory and will always first play the general message (six sec.)
followed by the actual alarm message (three or six sec.).
The receiver may acknowledge a voice message with #. If this does not take place, the unit will
continue to the next receiver in the list. When a receiver acknowledges with # during the playback
of the voice message, the receiver list is interrupted, and further alarms are called off.
You may record messages for both digital and analog inputs, system alarms as well as wireless
detectors. To get voice messages from the wireless detectors, the detectors shall be created in zones.
The zones release alarms from corresponding inputs, e.g. zone 1 is the same message as input 1,
zone 2 as input 2, etc.
11.1
Record voice message
To record the voice message, you have to call the unit and record the desired messages.
1. Call the unit
2. Await 1 tone
3. Enter possible password (e.g. 1234)
4. Await 2 tones
5. Enter no. of the message that you want to record, e.g. #8 (for general message)
6. Await 1 tone
7. Record message
8. Await 2 tones. Call may be ended or a new voice message recorded, e.g.:
9. Enter #x (opens input x)
10. Await 1 tone
11. Record alarm message for input x
12. Repeat item 8-10 for more message, if required
13. Hang up
If "send different voice messages at open and close"(Tab: Inputs or command 1234 W2) has been
selected, items 6-7 are run twice. Record first message for 'open' (3 sec.), await 1 tone, record
message for 'close' (3 sec).
In case of wrong password, the unit breaks the connection, and you have to call again.
11.2
Duration of voice messages
CODES FOR RECORDING OF VOICE MESSAGES
#8 General message
6 sec.
Analog inputs
Digital inputs
#0 for input / zone 0
#1 for input / zone 1
#2 for input / zone 2
#3 for input / zone 3
#4 for input / zone 4
#5 for input / zone 5
#6 for input / zone 6
#7 for input / zone 7
6 sec.
6 sec.
6 sec.
6 sec.
6 sec.
6 sec.
6 sec.
6 sec.
#90: analog input 1
#91: analog input 2
6 sec.
6 sec.
System alarm
#94: power failure
#95: power ok
#96: sabotage
#97: connection
#98: disconnection
3 sec.
3 sec.
3 sec.
3 sec.
3 sec.
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12 LOG
The unit saaves the info
formation fro
om the monnitoring in a data log an
nd an event log, respecctively.
They may be seen in the
t PC prog
gram (needss as a minim
mum the Bassis setup ☻ ) or on the unit
display (foor units withh display).
12.1
Eve
ent log
The event log keeps 256
2 events. An
A event m
may be e.g. a command given, an allarm or a sttatus
message.
See even
nt log in th
he PC prog
gram
(Requires tthe Basis seetup ☻)
The event log in the PC
P program may be reaad in the inb
box on the main
m page. IIf the inbox is not
visible, youu may find it under Files Æ Show
w inbox. Thee box contaiins much diifferent info
ormation
received byy the unit. To
T see the event log yoou therefore first have to ask that itt is sent to you.
y
Press 'Sendd inquiry' inn the main page.
p
Ask foor a 'Return log'. This may
m be donee in two waays. Either
tick 'Send' and get a loog of the 10
0 latest evennts, or you may
m choose how many events you want to be
shown by w
writing the desired num
mber in the field beforee 'Send' (seee Figure 12--2, if requireed).
The event log may now be read in
n the inbox .
Figure 12-1
The inbox may be prinnted in Files Æ Print innbox. The print
p
may bee sorted afteer date or seender. This
way, it is ppossible to print
p
the eveent log.
The inbox may be hiddden again from
f
the maain page in Files
F
> Show
w inbox.
See even
nt log on th
he display
y
(For units w
with displayy)
The log shows the lateest events (u
up to 256), e.g. alarms,, warnings and
a ON/OFFF (but not
programmiing).
1. Preess Menu
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Log
2. Select LOG
Press OK
3. Select ALARMS
Press OK
Use the arrows to navigate up and down the list.
If the unit is not operating with modem, or the timer function activated, the log will not show the
time of the alarm (date/time). Only the alarm number in the history, e.g.:
001 B9 SABOTAGE
002 [serial no.] TEXT
If the timer function is activated, the display will show the time of the alarm (date/time), e.g.:
01/16/05 1038
The history is shown chronologically.
Notice, if the unit is set to only send alarm if text has been created, you may only see the text
defined detectors.
See event log with text messages
1234 PL
1234 PL xxx
1234 PL A
12.2
States the last 10 events in the log. I.e. alarms gone in/data and sent
commands.
NB: Returns with one event in each text message = 10 texts
(xxx = 001 – 256). States the latest x number of events in the log. I.e.
alarms gone in/data and sent commands.
NB: Returns with one event in each text message = xxx texts
States all events in the log (256 lines). I.e. alarms gone in/data and sent
commands.
NB: Returns with one event in each text message = 256 texts
Data log
The data log in the unit holds 24,576 or 73,728 measurements depending on the unit. Data is
collected from a detector each 4 minutes, and two measurements per hour are registered. This gives
e.g. room for app. four years of measurements from a measuring point, two years for two points, etc
if the unit holds 73,728 measurements.
You may create 16 measuring points as a maximum. A climaSpot takes up two measuring point
when both temperature and humidity are activated. The two wired analog inputs count in the
number of measuring points, when they are activated. When the log is full, the most ancient posts
are overwritten.
It is important that the clock has been set in the unit before the data log can be used.
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See data log in the
e unit disp
play
(For units w
with displayy)
1. Preess Menu
2. Sellect LOG
Preess OK
3. Sellect ALARM
MS
Preess OK
Use the arrrows to navvigate up and
d down the list.
Transfer data log from
f
unit to
t PC
(Requires tthe Basis seetup ☻)
In order to transfer thee data log frrom the unitt to a PC, th
hey have to be connecteed by a RS2
232 cable
or via the iinternet.
•
•
•
•
Open Profort PC
P program
m
Preess 'Send inqquiry' Æ Mark the fieldd 'Return an
nalog data' (see
( Figure 12-2).
Thee unit will now
n transferr all measurrements from
m wireless and wired m
measuring tools if they
havve been creaated with tex
xt.
Whhen 'Measurrements are received' inn the bottom
m of the win
ndow disapppears, the lo
og has been
trannsferred to the
t PC. This may take some minuttes.
Figure 12-2
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Log
Read log
Select 'Filees' Æ 'Analoog measurements'. Seleect search criteria
c
and press
p
'Show
w'.
Figure 12-3
When you have finishhed looking at the log, yyou shall fin
nish with 'O
Ok' to close tthe window
w and
return to thhe main pagge. Or you may
m choose to press 'Ex
xport' to sav
ve the log ass a .csv file.. A .csv filee
may e.g. bee further proocessed in MS
M Excel.
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Ver. 5.03
IR codes
13 IR COD
DES
(Only appllies to modeels with infrrared)
Devices wiith a built-inn IR interfaace can recoord and play
y infrared sig
gnals e.g. frrom a remote control.
The infrareed code shall be record
ded as macroo and can be played by
y phoning thhe device, seending a
text messagge, activatioon by login at www.proofort.com, or
o as comm
mand throughh the PC pro
ogram.
Record IR
R code witth Profortt PC Progrram
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Preepare the rem
mote contro
ol of the heaat pump to ship
s
the desired functioon
Open the Profoort PC Prog
gram, click oon 'Setup', and
a select th
he tab 'Moree'
Navvigate to thee Macros (A
A8)
Typpe a name of
o the functiion in the 'M
Macro namee' for examp
ple: HEAT88 (see Figuree 13-1)
Tapp 'Send/Savve' (or ‘Execcute’ in Quiick setup)
Thee red LED lamp
l
od thee unit blinkss quickly forr 30 sec. Po
oint the remoote control of the heat
pum
mp against the
t device and
a activatee the desired
d function. The
T LED laamp goes offf when a
valid IR code is
i received.
The IR-codde is now sttored in the device. In oorder to sav
ve the code in
i the PC appplication you
y must
upload the Setup from
m the devicee to the proggram. On the main pagee press 'Sennd inquiry' > 'Return
setup'. Thee IR-codes will
w now be transferredd and stored
d in Profort PC
P applicattion.
Figure 13-1
R code witth text me
essages
Record IR
1. Sett the desiredd options on
n the remotee control
2. Sennd a text meessage with the commaand 1234 Mx TEXT (x
( = 0-9)
3. Maacro x (x = 0-9)
0 with th
he name TEX
XT is now prepared
p
4. Whhen the red diode
d
of thee device flasshes quickly
y: turn the remote
r
conttrol against "IR-in" at
the device andd press the desired
d
funcction within the next 30
0 sec.
5. Thee diode lighhts up briefly
y and then fflashes norm
mally. Now macro x is saved with
h an
infrrared code and
a the nam
me TEXT.
The IR codde is saved in
i the devicce. See abovve how to trransmit the information
i
n to Profort PC
applicationn.
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IR codes
Archive ffor IR code
es ☻7
Profort PC
C Program has
h an archiv
ve for infrarred codes (F
Figure 13 2)). The archiive can be found
fo
at the
top of the m
main page (Figure
(
5 4) under Proj ect > Infrarred codes.
Figure 13-2
It is possibble to archivve the IR codes from Prrofort PC Prrogram or to
o import exxternal IR co
odes from a
.csv file to the archivee. The archiv
ve can convversely also
o be exported to a .csv ffile, so that the IR
codes can bbe stored foor later use.
The Proforrt PC appliccation can eiither send thhe codes fro
om the prog
gram to archhive or you can load
codes from
m the archive into the so
oftware so tthat you don
n’t have to record
r
the ccode yourself.
Send infrrared code
es to archive
Go to the m
main page of
o the Proforrt PC prograam and presss the bottom 'Setup'. FFind the tab 'more' and
the area off 'Macros' (A
A8).
Press the bbutton 'Sendd infrared co
odes to archhive' and entter the manu
ufacturer annd model off the object
that matchees the IR coodes e.g. Bo
osch EPH 6..0 heat pum
mp.
The codes are now sennt from the setup to thee archive in the PC program.
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☻ = Does nnot exist in Quuick setup
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Retrieve infrared codes
c
from
m archive
If any IR ccodes previoously have been
b
archiveed either by
y record or download,
d
tthey can be retrieved
from the arrchive by prressing the button
b
'Retrrieve infrareed codes fro
om archive' in territory
y A8 (see
above).
Select from
m which maanufacturer and model yyou want to
o download IR codes. M
Manufactureer and
model are shown onlyy when IR codes are stoored in the archive.
a
When you press 'Sendd/Save' you pass the settup to the deevice and saave the codees in there.
If necessarry see IR in the setup att page .
R-codes ☻
Export IR
IR codes can be pulledd out of the Profort PC
C Program and saved fo
or later use bby exporting
g them to a
.csv file.
1.
2.
3.
4.
Open the archiive with thee IR codes ((see above about
a
the arcchive)
Preess the 'Expoort to CSV file'
Sellect a locatioon on your computer w
where you want
w to save the codes
Thee IR codes from
f
the arcchive is now
w stored outtside Proforrt PC Prograam
Import IR
R-codes ☻
If you are iin possessioon of a .csv file with IR
R codes you
u can importt it into Proffort PC Program and
transmit it to a device. You hencee don’t needd to record the
t codes yo
ourselves.
1.
2.
3.
4.
R codes (seee message above
a
aboutt the archivee)
Open the archiive to the IR
Preess 'Import of
o CSV file''
Loccate the dessired file on your compputer and op
pen it
Thee new IR coodes are now
w retrieved into the arcchive in Profort PC Proogram, and can
c be
trannsferred to a device (seee 'Retrieve infrared co
odes from arrchive' abovve if needed
d).
At www.prrofort.com a .csv file with
w IR codees to differeent heat pum
mps is savedd at DOWN
NLOAD by
models witth infrared. Save the fille on your ccomputer, and it is read
dy to be impported to thee archive inn
Profort PC
C Program.
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Frequently asked questions
14 FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Fault
Cause
Solution
The unit 'beeps' quickly at startup
A wrong PIN code has been used Set the PIN code of the SIM card
on the SIM card.
to 1234 and restart the unit.
The unit 'beeps' app. each 15 sec. No connection to the SIM card
The SIM card has a defect or has
been mounted wrongly
The red LED of the unit flashes
three times
The mobile number of the unit
itself has not been correctly
indicated.
Indicate correct mobile no. or
remove status or timer functions.
After four beeps, the unit flashes
twice.
The SIM card has not been
inserted, or has been inserted
incorrectly into the unit.
Check if the SIM car has been
correctly inserted in the unit.
The unit has no contact to the
internet.
Check if the SIM card functions
correctly, or if the unit has been
set with all parameters to the
internet.
The SIM card is not functioning.
Put the SIM card in a mobile
phone and check if you can send
and receive text messages.
No voltage on the unit.
Check whether the green LED is
lit. If this is not the case, a correct
power supply shall be used.
Check if the correct receiver
telephone no. has been used, and
if a mobile telephone no. has
been used for text message.
Check if the unit has been set up
to send only alarms whose input
is text defined.
Check if the red LED flashes. If
this is the case, the unit is either
connected by input #0 or text.
Connect the unit to PC and send
the command "OK" or see
bottom of the display. GSM
signal strength is returned and
shall be higher than 25%.
If zone division is used, you
always have to indicate a text on
the inputs used.
If input 0 is to be used for
disconnection and connection,
the command "RP" shall be used,
The unit cannot send an alarm.
Wrong receiver number.
Text definition
Unit is not connected
No GSM coverage.
Inputs are divided into zones
with no texts indicated.
Disconnection and connection of Wrong setup.
the central unit does not work
from input 0.
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if input 0 iis activated by
b a pulse.
If input 0 iis activated by
b a level,
"RN" is ussed.
Indicate coorrect GSM No. on the
SIM card tto the unit.
The unit tim
mer functionn does not
work.
Wrong GS
SM no.
The unit staatus functionn does not
work.
Wrong GS
SM no.
Sends the text NO TIM
ME.
Power alarm
m is not sennt when
external poower is remooved.
Wrong or m
missing GSM
M number. Same.
Notice that
at you have to
t use a
Battery doees not work.
rechargeabble 9 V batteery. Either
the batteryy is defect, or
o it has not
yet been suufficiently charged.
c
Test with SSABOTAGE
E in battery
operation, if required.
Default is ""Send poweer alarm
Change to "Send poweer alarm
immediateely" with PC
after 30 miin.".
C program
or text messsage"1234 JS".
RS232 connnection betw
ween PC
Check if thhe connectio
on between
and centrall unit is defeect.
central uniit and PC haas been
correctly m
mounted.
Cannot get into contactt with the
unit via PC
C.
Same.
Check if caable is intacct and has
connectionn i all nine conductors.
c
Check if thhe PC softw
ware uses thee
correct CO
OM-port.
Unit does nnot reply to setup.
Unit busy.
LES is connstantly on, and
a SIM
card has noot been mou
unted.
Error messaage "Installaation error" The detectoor in questio
on has not
is shown.
been correcctly installed
d.
A wrong ppassword is used
u
for the
unit. Take out the SIM
M card from
the unit annd change it in a GSM
mobile teleephone to 12
234.
Rememberr that the PIN
N code
shall be acctivated.
Check wheether the red
d LED is lit.
If this is thhe case, the unit
u is busy..
Wait till thhe red led sh
huts off or
restart the unit.
Remove liid (release saabotage) the unit wiill try to get on to the
GSM net bbut the SIM card is
missing.
Check if thhe physical
surroundinngs disturb the
performannce of the detector (e.g.
light, air fllows, concreete), battery
in detectorr and possibly adjust
sensitivityy of the shake detector.
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Screenshotss
15 SCREENSHOTS
M = Tap M
Modem
I = Tap Inpput
O = Tap O
Output
W = Tap W
Wireless
V = Tap M
More (Variouus)
1-9 = The area on the tab with thee underlinedd heading
a-d = Pointts in an areaa
Faneeblad Modeem (M)
M
M1
M
M2
M
M3
a
d
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Faaneblad Indg
gange (I)
I1
I2
I3
Faaneblad Udgange (U)
O1
O2
O3
Faaneblad Tråådløs (T)
W
W1
W
W2
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Screenshotss
Tapp More (V)
V1
V3
V5
V2
V4
V6
V7
V8
Quuick setup
M1
Quuick setup 2
M2
M3
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Quuick setup 3
I1
I2
I3
Quuick setup 4
O2
M
M3-a
V1
V7
V8
V4
V5
O1
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