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<strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong> <strong>Speech</strong> <strong>Dialler</strong><strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong> +24°C12:00 01Jan09OP1OP212abc3def4ghi5jkl6mno7pqrs8tuv9wxyzClearENT0ESCProgramming and OperationGuide


ContentsIntroduction 1Main features ........................................... 1Triggers ................................................ 1Contacts .............................................. 1Voice Messages ................................... 1Text Messages ..................................... 1Acknowledgement ................................ 2Call-Abort ............................................. 2Outputs ................................................ 2Temperature sensor .............................. 2Time and date ...................................... 2Listen-In Mode ..................................... 2Talkback Mode ..................................... 2Message .............................................. 2Remote Access .................................... 2<strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong> panel layout ........................... 2Keypad function keys ....................... 2Programming 3Accessing the programming menu ....... 3Exiting from the programming menu ..... 3Basic setup .......................................... 4The Programming Menu ........................... 4Contact Details ..................................... 4Messages ............................................ 5Voice messages ............................... 5Text messages ................................. 6Inbox ............................................... 6System Options .................................... 7Trigger Polarity ................................. 8Remote Options ............................... 8Display Options ................................ 8Alarm Levels .................................... 8Record Options ................................ 8Report Options ................................ 8Change Language ........................... 9Access Codes ...................................... 9Acknowledgement and Abort Options 10Abort Options ................................ 10Clear by Options ............................ 10Outputs .............................................. 10Call Routing Options ........................... 11Set Date and Time ............................. 12View Log ............................................ 12Page iiTest Options ....................................... 14Test Messages ............................... 14Test Outputs .................................. 14Test Triggers .................................. 15Test Supply .................................... 15<strong>GSM</strong> Phone Utilities ....................... 15Software Version ............................ 16Operation 16How to acknowledge a voice message ... 16Aborting an alarm call ............................. 17Recording and playing a memo locally ... 17Using the remote access feature ............. 17Remote access by dialling in .............. 18Remote access via an alarm call ......... 18The remote access menu ................... 18Toggle outputs .................................... 19Listen-in & talkback mode .................. 19Testing triggers remotely ..................... 20Entering contact numbers remotely .... 20Remotely recording and playing messages................................................. 20Alarm voice and restore messages . 20Memo messages ........................... 20Text Editing Keys ........................................Programming menu options list ............... 21© <strong>Cooper</strong> <strong>Security</strong> Ltd. June 2010Every effort has been made to ensure that the contents of this bookare correct. However, neither the authors nor <strong>Cooper</strong> <strong>Security</strong> Limitedaccept any liability for loss or damage caused or alleged to be causeddirectly or indirectly by this book. The contentsof this book are subject to changewithout notice.Created in the U.K.<strong>Cooper</strong> <strong>Security</strong> Ltd.<strong>Security</strong> HouseVantage Point Business VillageMitcheldeanGloucestershireGL17 0SZwww.coopersecurity.co.ukProduct Support (UK) Tel: +44 (0) 1594 541979.Available between:08:15 to 12:30 and 13:00 to 17:00 Monday to Friday.Product Support Fax: (01594) 545401Part Number 12036558


ClearghipqrsabcjkltuvdefmnowxyzIntroductionThe <strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong> <strong>Speech</strong> <strong>Dialler</strong> provides a meansof communicating information to fixed andmobile telephones. You can either connectthe <strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong> to an alarm control panel (takingadvantage of its power supply and batterybackup) or use the <strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong> in a standalonerole.Main featuresTriggersThe <strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong> has eight trigger inputs and youcan assign a voice message and/or a textmessage to each input. The unit can also senda voice message and/or a text message whenthe triggers have been restored.For most applications you would normallyconnect the trigger inputs to the communicatoroutputs (or bell output) of an alarm controlpanel. However, you can also connect otherdevices, such as smoke detectors or temperaturesensors directly to the trigger inputs.The unit allows you to program the polarity ofthe trigger inputs as either positive or negativeapplied/removed.ContactsThe <strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong> allows you to store up to 10contacts: you can assign each one a name,telephone number, message type, and acknowledgementtype.IMPORTANT: DO NOT use the <strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong> to callthe Police via the emergency services phonenumbers.Voice MessagesThe <strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong> has a built-in microphone andspeaker to allow you to record and replayaudio messages directly from the unit.The <strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong> can store up to eight separatealarm messages, eight restore alarm messages(a different message can be sent whenthe trigger event has been removed) and onecommon message (normally used to storethe name and address of the premises). Eachmessage can be up to 30 seconds in length.Text MessagesThe <strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong> can also send text messages tomobile telephones using the SMS text service(Short Message Service). The unit can storeeight separate 40-character alarm messages,eight 40-character restore alarm messages(a different message can be sent when theContact 1Contact 2Contact 3Contact 4Contact 5Contact 6Trigger input ATrigger input BTrigger input CTrigger input DTrigger input ETrigger input FTrigger input GTrigger input HOP1<strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong> +24°C12:01 06Jul06 OP2147258369ENT 0 ESCOutput 1Output 2Output 3Output 4Contact 7Contact 8Contact 9Contact 10Page 1


trigger event has been removed) and onecommon message (normally used to store thename and address of the premises). When theunit sends a text message, it adds the alarmmessage to the site details message.AcknowledgementOn receiving a voice message call from the<strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong>, the contacted person can acknowledgeit at any time by pressing 8 on their telephone.If the contact does not acknowledgethe voice message then the <strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong> repeatsthe message several times, after which the unitabandons the call and dials the next availablecontact.Call-AbortThe <strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong> has several call-abort options,which include restoring the trigger input orentering the user code. When the unit hasaborted a call it immediately shuts down andreturns to its normal standby mode.OutputsThe <strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong> has four programmable outputsthat you can use to indicate the status of theunit. You may also program the outputs forremote control. For example, you could usethis facility to remotely turn outputs on and offwith a touch-tone telephone.Temperature sensorThe <strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong> displays the current ambienttemperature. You can program temperaturehigh and low alarms, linking them to two correspondingoutput types.Time and dateThe unit contains an internal clock which candisplay the current time and date. In addition,the time and date will be added to textmessages and trigger events, thus providing auseful audit trial in the log.Please note that the time and date feature isdesigned as a guide.Listen-In ModeThe <strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong> has a listen-in mode, whichswitches an internal microphone to the telephoneline so that you can hear activity at theprotected site.The contact can activate the listen-in modeat the time of receiving a voice message orby calling into the <strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong> and using theRemote Access feature.Talkback ModeThe <strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong> has a talkback mode, whichswitches the internal loudspeaker to thetelephone line so that you can talk to theprotected site. The contact can activate thetalkback mode at the time of receiving a voicemessage or by calling into the <strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong> andusing the Remote Access feature.MessageThe <strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong> allows you to record short audiomessages, either locally at the unit, or remotely,using a touch-tone telephone. After recordinga new message the unit will indicate iton the display and can optionally give a beep.You can also program the message feature torecord when a trigger input is activated.Remote AccessIf you enable this feature you can access the<strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong> remotely by dialling into the unit witha touch-tone telephone. Once connected youcan turn on and off the four outputs, activatethe listen-in/talkback mode, listen to the message,record a new message, leave a memo,carry out test triggers or record telephonenumbers.<strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong> panel layoutKeypad function keysA Scroll upBC Scroll downD Clear displayE Enter / PlayF EscapeRecord / special character keyPage 2


Two-line backlitLCD display<strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong> +24°C12:00 01Jan09OP1OP2Red indicatorshows the statusof Output 1Keypad14ghi25abcjkl36defmnoGreen indicatorshows the statusof Output 27pqrs8tuv9wxyzClearENT0ESCProgrammingThe programming menu allows you to configuremost aspects of <strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong> operation andperform a series of tests to confirm correctoperation, or assist with troubleshooting. If youwish to set up the <strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong> with the minumumof programming, please read the section BasicSetup on the next page.Accessing the programmingmenuWhen the <strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong> is in standby mode thedisplay shows the temperature, time and date,for example:<strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong> +29°C12:00 01Jan09TO ACCESS THE PROGRAMMING MENU1 From standby, enter the user code (thedefault code is 1234). When the correct codeis entered, the bottom line of the display willshow the first item from a menu of ten programmingoptions:Contact DetailsYou can scroll up and down through the programmingmenu by using the scroll keys (A orC), or jump directly to an option by pressingthe relevant hot key. For example, to displaythe log option press 9.The opposite page shows a list of all ten programmingoptions and their hotkeys.Exiting from the programmingmenuWhen using the programming menu, the<strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong>’s trigger inputs are disabled andtherefore the unit will not call out in the eventof an alarm.Note: Please note for correct operation it isnecessary to exit the programming in the mannerdescribed below.TO EXIT FROM THE PROGRAMMING MENU1 From within the programming menu,press F repeatedly until the display shows:Press [ENT]To Leave Menus2 Press E to leave the programmingmenu and return to standby. Alternatively, ifyou wish to remain within the programmingmenu, press F.Page 3


Basic setupIn the majority of installations you can set upthe <strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong>’s basic functions by using onlythe following programming menu options:1 Contact Details Set up the telephonenumbers that you want the <strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong> to call.Label each number with a contact name.2 Messages Store the text and/orvoice messages that the <strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong> must sendto your chosen contacts.4 Access Codes Set up your user andprogrammer access codes.8 Set Date & Time Key in the date andtime so that the log and display are correct.By default, when something triggers an input,the <strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong> sends the message(s) for thatinput to all contacts.The remaining menu options allow you to programmore detailed behaviour.5 Ack & Abort Allows you to edit thedialler’s acknowledgement and abort options.6 Outputs Allows you to edit thedialler’s four outputs.7 Call Routing Allows you to edit thedialler’s message routing options.9 View Log Allows you to view thedialler’s time and date-stamped log.0 Test Options Allows you to accessthe dialler’s test features.The following pages tell you how to use eachprogramming option in more detail. For a detailedlist of all options, see the Programmingmenu options list.The Programming MenuContact DetailsThe <strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong> can store up to 10 contacts;each contact is assigned the following parameters:NameUp to 16 characters can be assigned to thecontact name.Telephone No.Each contact’s telephone number can have upto 24 digits. When programming the contact’stelephone number the B key can be used toinsert the following command characters:* Star: Inserts a * into the telephonenumber.# Hash: Inserts a # in the telephonenumber., Pause: If the unit is connected to aninternal telephone system you normally haveto dial a number to get an external line, waita couple of seconds, then dial the actualnumber. The pause command can be usedto insert a 3 second delay, e.g., (9,) 0161123456.Contact TypeThe contact type can be programmed to oneof the following options:VOICEThe <strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong> dials the contact telephonenumber and plays the common phrase plusthe relevant voice message, repeated fourtimes.TEXTThe <strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong> dials the SMS service centreand relays the relevant text message to theContact’s telephone number.To add/change contact details1 From standby, enter the user code, thescreen will show the Contact Detailsmenu:Contact DetailsPress E to select. The screen will showContact 01.2 Press the scroll keys (or 1~0) todisplay the required contact, e.g.: 4:Contact 04Name 043 Press E to begin editing the chosencontact. Use the text editing keys to enterthe contact’s name (maximum of 16 characters).4 Press E to accept. You can now enter/edit the contact’s telephone number:Contact 04 Tel.>Page 4


5 Use the keys 0 ~ 9 to enter thetelephone number.• The B key can beused to insert special characters: * # or ,• Don’t forget to add a“9” if the unit needs to dial it to get an outsideline. However, if sending text messages thenmake sure you program the “9” into the SMSnumber and not into this telephone number.• If a telephone numberis already programmed, or a mistake is madeduring programming you can clear the lastdigit by pressing the D (Clear) key.6 Press E to accept the telephonenumber. The display now shows the contactmessage type:Message 04 Type:VOICEThis option allows you to determinewhether the <strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong> should send either avoice message or an SMS text message tothe chosen contact. Note: Ensure that relevantvoice or text messages are stored for all activeinputs. See Messages.7 Press the scroll keys (A or C) to displaythe required message type:VOICE or TEXT.8 Press E to accept.9 Repeat steps 2 – 8 for other contacts orpress F to exit this menu.MessagesThe <strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong> can use either voice or textmessages to alert your contacts. It can storeup to eight different voice and/or text messageswhich correspond to the eight alarminputs (A to H). Also, it can store a site voicemessage and/or site text message which willbe played/sent after the alert message to providegeneral details about the premises. As anadditional feature, when an alarm is cancelled,the <strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong> can also be programmed to senda restore message to inform your contacts.The <strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong> can store up to eight separatevoice and/or text restore messages whichrelate to the eight alarm inputs (A to H). Forrestore messages you must enable triggerrestore option in the call routing menu.Voice messagesEach voice message can be up to 30 secondslong (in long play mode). The unit has an internalmicrophone and loudspeaker, which areused to record and playback the voice messages.Messages should be recorded to reflectthe type of alarm that is being triggered, e.g., if‘trigger input A’ is connected to a smoke alarmthen ‘message A’ should state that there is afire alarm at the premises.Note: It is recommended that you record“Press 8 on your telephone to accept this call”at the end of your message.When calling some mobile phone networksyou may find that the network takes a longtime to connect to the mobile unit, causingthe <strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong> to drop the call and move onthe next telephone number. We recommendthat you make the recording time of the sitemessage and trigger message to be no lessthan eight seconds each when calling a mobilephone.TO RECORD A VOICE MESSAGE1 From standby, enter the user code, thenuse the scroll keys (A or C) or 2 to displaythe Messages menu:MessagesPress E to select. The screen willshow: Voice Message.2 Press E to select. The screen willshow:Voice Alarm A=Play,µ=Record3 Press the scroll keys (A or C) or 1– 8 to select the required voice message (Ato H).4 Press B to start recording and speakclearly into the unit. The display will show howmuch time has elapsed:Record Alarm ASPEAK NOW...04sPage 5


5 Press B to stop recording.6 To play back the message press Ekey. The message will be played back throughthe internal speaker.Note: If you wish to re-record or delete a messagepress the D (Clear) key.7 Repeat steps 3 – 6 for other voice messages.8 Optionally record other messages:• Record a site message.As per step 3, use the scroll keys tolocate the Voice Site entry and record acommon message that gives details aboutthe site (i.e. address, contact details, etc), asrequired.• Record restore messages.For each alarm input, you can recorda restore message that will be played to yourcontacts when the alarm situation is cleared.As per step 3, use the scroll keys to locate theeight Voice Restore entries and recordsuitable messages.9 Press F to exit this menu.Text messagesThe <strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong> can send text messages to mobiletelephones using the standard SMS (ShortMessage Service) messaging. The unit canstore up to eight alarm messages, each withup to 40-characters.When the unit sends a text message, it addsthe “site message” with a time and date stamp(see Set date and time).Site Messages should normally hold the nameor details of the location being protected.TO EDIT TEXT MESSAGES1 From standby, enter the user code, thenuse the scroll keys (A or C) or 2 to displaythe Messages menu:MessagesPress E to select. The screen willshow: Voice Message.2 Use the scroll keys to display: TextMessage.3 Press E to select. The screen willshow:Text Alarm AAlarm A4 Press the scroll keys (A or C) or press1 – 8 to select the required alarm message(A to H).5 Press E to edit. Use the text editingkeys to enter the text message.6 Press E to accept.7 Repeat steps 4 – 6 for other alarm textmessages.8 Optionally create other text messages:• Create a site message.As per step 4, use the scroll keys tolocate the Text Site entry and enter acommon message that gives details aboutthe site (i.e. address, contact details, etc), asrequired.• Create restore messages.For each alarm input, you can createa restore message that will be sent to yourcontacts when the alarm situation is cleared.As per step 4, use the scroll keys to locate theeight Text Restore entries and create suitablemessages.9 Press F to exit this menu.InboxThe <strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong> can receive text messages.These would normally be reminders from yourservice provider that your credit is running low(if you are using a pay as you go SIM card).TO VIEW INCOMING TEXT MESSAGES1 From standby, enter the user code, thenuse the scroll keys (A or C) or 2 to displaythe Messages menu:MessagesPress E to select. The screen willshow: Voice Message.2 Use the scroll keys to display: Inbox.Page 6


3 Press E to select. The screen willshow:¬¦ ENT to SelectView Messages4 Press E once more. The screen showsthe text of the message.(If there are no messages the screen will showInbox Empty.)5 Press F to exit this menu.TO DELETE INCOMING TEXT MESSAGESThe <strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong> has limited storage space forincoming text messages. Once you have reada message you should delete it:1 From standby, enter the user code, thenuse the scroll keys (A or C) or 2 to displaythe Messages menu:MessagesPress E to select. The screen willshow: Voice Message.2 Use the scroll keys to display: Inbox.3 Press E to select. The screen willshow:¬¦ ENT to SelectView Messages4 Use the scroll keys to display: DeleteInbox.5 Press E to select. The screen willshow:Delete Inbox[ENT] or [ESC]6 Press E to confirm. The screen willbriefly show Wait followed by View Messages.(If you do not wish to delete the messagespress F.)7 Press F to exit this menu.TO FORWARD AN INCOMING TEXT MESSAGEYou may not wish to visit the <strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong> frequentlyin order to check that there are incomingtext messages. The <strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong> can forwardtext messages it receives to one or more ofits programmed contact numbers. See CallRouting - Text Forward.System OptionsThe system options menu contains an assortmentof options relating to various aspects ofoperation.TO USE THE SYSTEM OPTIONS MENU1 From standby, enter the user code, thenuse the scroll keys (A or C) or 3 to displaythe System Options menu:System OptionsPress E to select. The screen will showthe first option: Trigger Polarity.2 Use the scroll keys (A or C) or press1 – 7, and then E, to select any of thefollowing options:1 Trigger Polarity Determines thepolarity of trigger inputs2 Remote Options Items related toaccessing the <strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong>from a remote location3 Display Options Items related tothe use of the <strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong> display screen.4 Alarm Levels Internal alarmtriggers: temperature and power supply.5 Record Options Items related tovoice recordings.6 Report Options Items related toactivity log reporting.7 Change Language Change languageused on display.Trigger PolarityThe <strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong> can be configured to use eithera negative applied trigger (default) or positiveapplied trigger (+). This setting should reflectthe wiring of the inputs, see Control panelconnections within the Installation chapter.Note: All inputs must use the same triggerpolarities.Page 7


Remote OptionsREMOTE ACCESSIf enabled (ON), the <strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong> will allow remoteaccess through the telephone network. (SeeUsing the remote access feature).If disabled (OFF), the <strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong> will not allowremote access (default).RINGS TO ANSWERThis option allows remote accessibility to the<strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong> (See Using the remote accessfeature) by answering all incoming calls afterthe number of predetermined rings (defaultedto 5 rings). The range is from ‘Never’ (Remoteaccess option disabled) to 20 rings.Display OptionsFLASH ON MESSAGE• If enabled (ON), the <strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong> will flashthe display backlight on and off when a memomessage is waiting (default). Listening to thememo message stops the backlight flashing.• If disabled (OFF), the <strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong> will notflash the display backlight.BEEP ON MESSAGE• If enabled (ON), the <strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong> will beepevery minute when a memo message is waiting.Listening to the message cancels thebeep.• If disabled (OFF), the <strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong> will notbeep (default).TEMP DISPLAY• If enabled (ON), the <strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong>’s displaywill show the current ambient temperature indegrees centigrade, (default).• If disabled (OFF), the <strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong>’s displaywill not show the ambient temperature.Alarm LevelsTEMPERATURE HIGHThis option allows you to set the temperatureat which the temperature high alarm output willactivate (see also Outputs). Working range of0°C to 50°C (default 40°C).TEMPERATURE LOWThis option allows you to set the temperatureat which the temperature low alarm output willactivate (see also Outputs). Working range of0°C to 50°C (default 5°C).Page 8SUPPLY LOWThis option allows you to set a supply voltagelevel, below which an alarmoutput is activated (see also Outputs). A SupplyLow message will also appear in theevent log.SIGNAL LOWThis option allows you to set a signal level. Ifthe <strong>GSM</strong> signal level drops below the level sethere an output is activated (see also Outputs).A <strong>GSM</strong> Sig. Low message will also appearin the event log.Record OptionsLONG PLAY• If enabled (ON), the recordable messageshave a maximum record time of 30 seconds.• If disabled (OFF), the recordable messageshave a maximum record time of 15seconds; also the speech is of a higher quality,(default).AUTO RECORD• If enabled (ON), the <strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong> will automaticallyswitch the microphone on and startrecording for up to 15 or 30 seconds (dependingon the ‘Long Play’ option setting) when anytrigger input is present. The recording is thenstored in the ‘Memo feature‘. The recordingcan then be accessed either using the remoteaccess feature (see Using the remote accessfeature) or via the memo playback feature viathe keypad (see Recording and playing amemo locally). The Message Waiting outputoption can also be used with this feature.• If disabled (OFF), the <strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong> will notautomatically record a message (default).Report OptionsNote: Use this option to prevent networkproviders shutting down a Pay As You Go accountthat does not get used for long periodsof time.AUTO REPORTINGIf enabled (ON), the <strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong> will automaticallycall any programmed numbers in the ‘CallRouting > Auto Report > Route AutoRep.’ menu. (See Call Routing) and send thesite message. The report time and day, andthe interval between reports, can be adjustedas required. See Report Time below. (This optiondefaults to OFF).


Note: The auto reporting messages require acknowledgements.Without acknowledgementthe messages will repeat a number of times.REPORT TIMEThis option sets the time and frequncy withwhich the <strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong> transmits the AutoReporting message. You can choose anyhour on any day of the week, and then set aninterval between one and twelve weeks. The<strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong> will report on the selected day andhour, and then repeat the message after theselected interval.Press the scroll keys to select the requiredhour. Press E to confirm the hour.The display shows Mon.Press the scroll keys to select the required day.Press E to confirm the day.The display shows Interval.Press the scroll keys to select the desiredinterval in weeks. The smallest interval is oneweek, the longest 12 weeks. Press E toconfirm the interval.Change LanguageUse this option to change the display languageswithout performing a factory reset.From within the SystemOption menu press 7E to display:EnglishUse the A or C scroll keys to select the languageyou want to use.Press E to select. The display changes tothe selected language.Access CodesThe <strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong> operation is protected by twomain codes:• The user code A 4-digit code which isrequired, when using the unit locally, to gainaccess to the programming menus. The usercode is also used for aborting calls. The defaultuser code is ‘1234’.• The remote code A 4-digit code thatis used, when dialling into the unit from aremote location, to gain access to the remoteaccess menu (see Using the remote accessfeature). The default remote code is ‘5678’.TO CHANGE THE USER CODE1 From standby, enter the user code, thenuse the scroll keys (A or C) or 4 to displaythe Access Codes menu:Access CodesPress E to select. The screen willshow: Edit User Code.2 Press E to select. The screen willshow:New User Code ?****3 Enter a new four-digit user code andpress E to accept.4 Press F to exit this menu.TO CHANGE THE REMOTE CODE1 From standby, enter the user code, thenuse the scroll keys (A or C) or 4 to displaythe Access Codes menu:Access CodesPress E to select. The screen willshow: Edit User Code.2 Use the scroll key (C) or 2 to display:Edit Remote Code.3 Press E to select. The screen willshow:New Remote Code ?****4 Enter a new four-digit remote code andpress E to accept.5 Press F to exit this menu.Acknowledgement and AbortOptionsAbort OptionsOccasionally, the <strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong> may be triggeredaccidentally, causing it to send an unwantedPage 9


call. The various ‘Abort Options’ allow you todetermine how false alarm conditions can becancelled. When a call is aborted the <strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong>immediately hangs-up and returns to its normalstandby mode.Note: The initial alert text message cannot beaborted as it is sent almost instantly when analarm trigger occurs.TO SELECT AN ABORT OPTION1 From standby, enter the user code, thenuse the scroll keys (A or C) or 5 to displaythe Ack & Abort menu:Ack & AbortPress E to select. The screen willshow: Abort Options.2 Press E to select. The screen will showthe currently selected option: None (default).3 Use the scroll keys (A or C) and thenE, to select any of the following options:NoneTrigger inputscannot be aborted, (default).Passcode Only The selectedtrigger input can only be aborted by enteringthe user code into the <strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong>.Code or Restore The selectedtrigger input can be aborted by either enteringthe user code into the <strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong> or by restoringthe trigger input to its normal healthy condition.Restore OnlyThe selectedtrigger input can only be aborted by restoringthe trigger input to its normal healthy condition.Clear by OptionsOnce the <strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong> has made its call anddelivered its message it requires a signal, fromthe contacted person, to say that the messagehas been successfully received and accepted.To accept a call, the recipient must press thenumber 8 button on their telephone at anytime during the call. If a call is not accepted,the <strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong> will dial the next programmedcontact number.The ‘Clear By Options’ allow you to determinewhether the <strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong> should cease callingyour contacts after the first acknowledgementor continue calling all contacts.TO SELECT A CLEAR BY OPTION1 From standby, enter the user code, thenuse the scroll keys (A or C) or 5 to displaythe Ack & Abort menu:Ack & AbortPress E to select. The screen willshow: Abort Options.2 Press the scroll key (C) to display:Clear By Options.3 Press E to select. The screen willshow the currently selected option: Anyone(default).4 Use the scroll keys (A or C) and thenE, to select either of the following options:AnyoneWhen the<strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong> has been acknowledged, it will shutdown until it is triggered again.No OneThe <strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong>will contact all programmed contact numbers.OutputsThe <strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong> has four programmable outputs(OP1 to OP4) that can be accessed remotelyand used for a wide variety of functions (forexample: switching on lighting or heating/ventilationsystems).TO PROGRAM AN OUTPUT1 From standby, enter the user code, thenuse the scroll keys (A or C) or 6 to displaythe Outputs menu:OutputsPress E to select. The screen willshow: Output 1.2 If necessary, select the required outputport (Output 1 to Output 4) using thescroll keys (A or C) and then press E toselect. The screen will show the currentlyselected option: OFF (default).Page 10


3 Use the scroll keys (A or C) and thenE, to select any of the following options:OFFThe output remains off at all times.Message Waiting This output typeactivates when the <strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong> has a Messagewaiting and de-activates once the Messagehas been played.Remote Access This output activateswhen the <strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong> is being accessedremotely with a touch-tone telephone. Theoutput de-activates when call has finished.Temperature High This outputactivates when the Temperature High settinghas been reached. The output de-activatesonce the temperature falls below the presettemperature (see Alarm Levels).Temperature Low This outputactivates when the Temperature Low settinghas been reached. The output de-activatesonce the temperature rises above the presettemperature (see Alarm Levels).Listen Active This output typeactivates when the <strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong> is using the ListenIn feature (see Listen-in & talkback mode).<strong>Speech</strong> Active This output typeactivates when the <strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong> is using theTalk Back feature (see Listen-in & talkbackmode).<strong>GSM</strong> In Use This output type activateswhen the <strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong> is using the mobile telephonelink.Call Active This output type activateswhen the <strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong> is active, i.e. after the unithas been triggered. The output de-activatesonce the unit has dialled all its contacts or thecall is aborted.Call Successful This output typeactivates when the <strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong> has delivered itsmessage successfully. The output de-activateswhen the unit is next triggered.Call Failed This output type activateswhen the <strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong> fails to deliver its message.The output de-activates when the unit is nexttriggered.Remote Control 1-4 These outputtypes can be remotely turned on and off by atouchtone telephone. e.g., switching on lightingor heating/ventilation systems.Supply Volts Low This output typeactivates when the <strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong> supply voltagedrops below 10.5 Volts. (see Alarm Levels).<strong>GSM</strong> Signal Low This output typeactivates when the <strong>GSM</strong> signal level falls belowthe level set in the Signal Low option. (seeAlarm Levels).Call Routing OptionsCall routing options allow you to determinewhich contacts should receive certain (voice ortext) messages. For instance, you may requirealarm message A to be sent to contacts 1, 3and 5, while alarm message B should go onlyto contacts 2,6, 7 and 8. Similarly, the optionalAuto Report can be sent to one or morechosen contacts. There are four call routingoptions and each is configured in a similarmanner:• Trigger Alarm Determines whichcontacts (1 to 10) should be called when aparticular alarm is triggered.• Trigger Restore Determines whichcontacts (1 to 10) should be called when aparticular alarm returns to its normal state (forexample when the alarm system has beenreset after an alarm activation).• Auto Report Determines which contactswill be notified by the Auto Reporting facility.• Text Forward Determines which contactwill receive any text messages that have arrivedat the <strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong> (see Messages - Inbox).TO PROGRAM CALL ROUTING OPTIONS1 From standby, enter the user code, thenuse the scroll keys (A or C) or 7 to displaythe Call Routing menu:Call RoutingPress E to select. The screen willshow: Trigger Alarm. If necessary, usethe scroll keys (A or C) to select the TriggerRestore or Auto Report or TextForwarding options.2 Press E to select. The screen willshow:Page 11


Route A AlarmTo 1234567890Note: Trigger restore mode will showRoute A Restore , Auto Report modewill show: Route Auto Rep. and TextForwarding will show Text Forward.3 Each number represents a contact (1to 10). Use the numeric keys (1 to 0) toinclude or exclude a contact from the chosenmessage. If a contact in included, its numberwill be shown, whereas, if a contact is excluded,its number will be replaced by an asterisk(*). In the screen shown below, contacts 2,5 and 8 have been excluded from receivingalarm message A.Route A AlarmTo 1*34*67*904 To change to a different alarm message,use the scroll keys (A or C).5 When all settings have been made, pressE to store and exit. Then press F to exitfrom the Call Routing menu.Set Date and TimeThis option allows you to adjust the <strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong>’sdate and time. The clock is in 24-hour formatand is used for providing the date and timestamp for the event log, text messaging andfor the standby display.Note: The clock is intended as a guide only.TO ADJUST THE DATE AND TIME1 From standby, enter the user code, thenuse the scroll keys (A or C) or 8 to displaythe Date & Time menu:4 Press F to exit.View LogThe <strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong> has a time and date-stampedevent log that records a range of detectedoccurrences, such as power failures, datechanges, trigger inputs and the recipientscontacted. The log has capacity for 256entries and retains all information when poweris removed.TO VIEW THE EVENT LOG1 From standby, enter the user code, thenuse the scroll keys (A or C) or 9 to displaythe View Log menu:View LogPress E to select. The screen will showthe most recent log entry:2 Use the scroll keys (C or A) to movedown/up through the list of entries.3 Press F to exit.Log entrynumber000>12:00:36 07Jul06<strong>GSM</strong> Sig. LowType of event(see oppositefor explanations)Event timeand dateDate & TimePress E to select. The screen will showthe current date setting.2 Use the numeric keys to enter the date(in the form: dd/mm/yy) and then press E.The screen will now show the current time.3 Use the numeric keys to enter the time (in24-hour format) and then press E.Page 12


Log event codesTrig A AlarmTrig A ClearCall 1Call <strong>GSM</strong>Call FailA trigger on input A to H has been sensed.Trigger A to H has returned to its normal non-alarm state.A call has been made to Contact 1 to 10 (the contact’s name willbe displayed if programmed).Alarm call made via mobile communication.Alarm call attempt failed.Ack> Contact 8 The call was acknowledged by contact 1 to 10.No Ack 8Abt> Contact 8User AbortTime (Date) ChangedTemp High AlarmTemp Low AlarmNo acknowledgement received from contact.Alarm aborted (remotely by contact).Alarm aborted (at <strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong> panel).The time (or date) has been changed.The pre-set temperature high has been exceeded.The pre-set temperature low has been exceeded.Temp High (Low) Clear The temperature high (low) has returned within pre-set.Remote AccessRemote StartRemote ClearMemo LeftMemo Cleared<strong>GSM</strong> Sig. Low<strong>GSM</strong> Sig. OKSupply OKSupply LowSys RestartLog ClearedAuto ReportThe remote access was carried out.Remote call startedRemote call endedA memo was left.The memo was cleared.When the <strong>GSM</strong> signal level falls below the level set in the SignalLow option.Mobile network signal detected.Power supply level is within limits.The power level has previously fallen below the minimum requiredfor operation.The unit has been switched On.The event log contents have been cleared.An automatic call has been made.Page 13


Test OptionsThe <strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong> has seven test options:1 Test Messages 2 Test Outputs3 Test Triggers4 Test Supply5 <strong>GSM</strong> Phone Utilities6 Software VersionTest MessagesThis menu allows you to test the voice messages.The unit will call the selected contactsand play the selected voice message.TO TEST MESSAGES1 From standby, enter the user code, thenuse the scroll keys (A or C) or 0 to displaythe Test Options menu:Test OptionsPress E to select. The screen will showthe first option: Test Messages.2 Press E to select. The screen willshow:Currently selectedalarmUse A and C tochange to a differentalarm (or restore)message.Send Alarm ATo **********Contacts towhom the messageshould besentAt this stage,no contacts areselected.3 For the currently selected alarm (use Aand C to change), press the numeric keys1, 2, 3, etc. to include or exclude therespective contacts to whom the messageshould be sent during the testing phase.4 Press E to start the test. To cancel atany time, press F.5 The screen will indicate each stage of thetest, which should be similar to that shown:Idle > Clearing call > Waitingfor dialtone > Dialling number >Wait for ring > Playing message >Ack receivedThe final item (Ack received) indicatesthat the called person has pressed 8 ontheir phone keypad to acknowledge the alarmcall.6 Repeat steps 3 to 5 for other messages/contacts, if required. Press F to exit.Test OutputsThis test menu allows you to test the <strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong>’s outputs by switching them on and offas required.TO TEST OUTPUTS1 From standby, enter the user code, thenuse the scroll keys (A or C) or 0 to displaythe Test Options menu:Test OptionsPress E to select. The screen will showthe first option: Test Messages.2 Press C or press 2 to show: TestOutputs.3 Press E to select. The screen willshow:Test Outputs*/*/*/*4 Press 1, 2, 3 or 4 to switchon/off each individual output, as required.The OP1 and OP2 indicators should illuminatewhen outputs 1 and 2, respectively, areswitched on.5 Press F to exit.Test TriggersThis test menu allows you to view the responseto trigger inputs .TO TEST TRIGGERS1 From standby, enter the user code, thenuse the scroll keys (A or C) or 0 to displaythe Test Options menu:Test OptionsPage 14


Press E to select. The screen will showthe first option: Test Messages.2 Press C or press 3 to show: TestTriggers.3 Press E to select. The screen willshow:Test Triggers*/*/*/*/*/*/*/*2 Activate each trigger input. As a triggeris detected, the screen will show the relevanttrigger letter A to H.Note: No alarm calls will be made duringthis test.3 Press F to exit.Test SupplyThis test menu allows you to test the <strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong>’s supply voltage.TO TEST THE SUPPLY VOLTAGE1 From standby, enter the user code, thenuse the scroll keys (A or C) or 0 to displaythe Test Options menu:Test OptionsPress E to select. The screen will showthe first option: Test Messages.2 Press C or press 4 to show: TestSupply.3 Press E to select. The screen will showthe voltage level: e.g. 11.8V.Note: The voltage level must be between10.5V and 28V, however.4 Press F to exit.<strong>GSM</strong> Phone UtilitiesThese utilities allow you to check variousaspects of <strong>GSM</strong> operation, when the optional<strong>GSM</strong> module is fitted.TO USE <strong>GSM</strong> PHONE UTILITIES1 From standby, enter the user code, thenuse the scroll keys (A or C) or 0 to displaythe Test Options menu:Test OptionsPress E to select. The screen will showthe first option: Test Messages.2 Press C or press 5 to show: <strong>GSM</strong>Phone Utils.3 Press E to select. The screen will showthe first option: Make Call.4 Use the scroll keys (A or C) and thenE, to select any of the following options:Make CallAllows you toenter a number and make a call via the <strong>GSM</strong>link. The <strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong> will act like a hands freemobile phone.Signal Strength This is theequivalent to the bars on a mobile phone.<strong>GSM</strong> NumberThis is the telephonenumber of the SIM card. This featureis not available with all SIMs.IMEI NumberThis is theInternational Mobile Equipment Identity whichuniquely identifies the <strong>GSM</strong> Module.IMSI NumberThis is theInternational Mobile Subscriber Identity whichuniquely Identifies the SIM.Module TypeThis is the typeof <strong>GSM</strong> Module fitted. <strong>Cooper</strong> <strong>Security</strong> maysupply different <strong>GSM</strong> Modules.Call Provider This is the serviceprovider, for example Vodafone, Orange,O2 etc.Software VersionThis option displays the current <strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong> internalsoftware version.TO VIEW THE SOFTWARE VERSION1 From standby, enter the user code, thenuse the scroll keys (A or C) or 0 to displaythe Test Options menu:Test OptionsPress E to select. The screen will showthe first option: Test Messages.2 Press C or press 6 to show: SoftwareVersion.Page 15


3 Press E to select. The screen will showthe version and date of the current internalsoftware:Version 1.0acJun 18 2006 21:38:324 Press F to exit.OperationHow to acknowledge avoice messageThe <strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong> requires a call acknowledgementin order to confirm that the recipienthas accepted the call. All contacts must beinformed, both in advance and within the voicemessage, that they must press number 8 ontheir telephone to accept a call. If a calledcontact does not acknowledge an alarm call,the <strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong> will proceed to contact the nextprogrammed number.TO ACKNOWLEDGE A VOICE MESSAGE1 When the telephone rings, answer thecall as normal. Listen to the voice message(which is repeated a number of times).2 When you have understood the message,acknowledge it at any time by pressing thenumber 8 key on your telephone. You will hearan acknowledgement tone from the <strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong>and then the unit will hang up.3 Now take the necessary action in responseto the alarm.Aborting an alarm callIf the <strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong> is accidentally triggered or youwant to stop the calling sequence then one ofthe following methods can be used:ENTER THE USER CODETo abort the call sequence, enter your fourdigituser code.Note: You must program the <strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong> to beable use this method, see Acknowledgementand Abort Options.RESTORE THE TRIGGER INPUTTo abort the call sequence, restore the triggerinput back to its normal condition. Normallythis is a simple matter of resetting the alarmcontrol panel. The abort methods that canbe used depend on whether the <strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong>is programmed to allow you to abort calls inthis way. See Acknowledgement and AbortOptions.Page 16


Note: If the <strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong> is programmed to reportalarms using text messages, then the unitsends the first part of the text (the site message)almost immediately. A user will be unlikelyto respond quickly enough to abort thismessage. If a user does abort a text messagethen the second part of the text (the alarmspecific message) not be transmitted.Recording and playinga memo locallyThe <strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong> has an in-built memo facility torecord a voice memo message at the keypadthat can be up to sixteen seconds in duration.Once recorded, the display will indicate thatthere is a memo message waiting.TO RECORD A MEMO MESSAGE1 Ensure the unit is in normal mode anddisplaying the standby screen:<strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong> +29°C12:00 01Jan092 Press B to record the memo. Speakclearly into the unit. The display will show howmuch time has elapsed:Recording MemoSPEAK NOW...04s3 Press B to stop recording. The displaywill now indicate that there is a memo waiting.The <strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong> can also be programmed toeither flash the display backlight or beep whena memo message is waiting, (see Display Options).* MEMO WAITING *Press to HearTO PLAYBACK A MEMO MESSAGE1 The display will normally indicate that youhave a message waiting:* MEMO WAITING *Press to Hear2 Press E to playback the message.Press F to stop playback at any time.3 To play the memo again press E orpress D (Clear) to delete the memo. Oncedeleted, the display will return to standby.Using the remote accessfeatureThe remote access feature allows you toachieve a variety of operations via a remotetelephone connection. Using remote access,you could: Record messages remotely; listeninto the property after an alarm message; toggleoutputs to turn on lighting, etc. This facilityis accessed by one of the following methods:Remote access by dialling inThis method requires you to call into the <strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong> in order to select the remote accessmenu. You will need to enter the remote code(by default: 5678). The unit is designed to workon dedicated phone lines, or shared lines byutilising the One Ring Answer (answerphonedefeat) feature.Note: The ‘Remote Access’ option must beset to ON. See ‘Programming menu > SystemOptions > Remote Options > Remote Access’.TO DIAL IN FOR REMOTE ACCESS (ONE RINGANSWER OFF):1 Dial the <strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong> using a touch-tonetelephone.The <strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong> will answer your call afterthe programmed number of rings (see ‘Programmingmenu > System Options > RemoteOptions > Rings to Answer’). You will hear aseries of high-pitched beeps.2 At this point enter the four-digit remotecode on your telephone; if the code is correct,you will hear an acceptance tone. The remoteaccess menu is now selected, see over formenu options.TO DIAL IN FOR REMOTE ACCESS (ONE RINGANSWER ON)Note: To enable this feature see ‘Programmingmenu > System Options > Remote Options >One Ring Answer’.1 Dial the <strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong> using a touch-tonetelephone.Page 17


2 Allow the telephone line to ring two orthree times then hang up the call.3 Wait approximately 10 seconds thenredial the <strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong>. The <strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong> will nowanswer your call after the first ring and you willhear a series of high-pitched beeps.4 At this point enter the four-digit remotecode on your telephone; if the code is correct,you will hear an acceptance tone. The remoteaccess menu is now selected, see over formenu options.Remote access via an alarmcallIf an alarm has been triggered, when the<strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong> makes its alarm calls, it is possiblefor a called contact to acknowledge the calland then select the ‘Remote Access’ mode inorder to perform tasks.Note: The ‘Remote Access’ option must beset to ON. See ‘Programming menu > SystemOptions > Remote Options > Remote Access’’.TO ACKNOWLEDGE A CALL AND SELECT REMOTEACCESS MODE1 When the telephone rings, answer thecall as normal.2 Listen to the voice message which isrepeated a number of times.3 When you have understood the message,you can either:• Press the key to both accept the calland enter remote * access, or• Press the 8 key, as usual, to merely acceptand end the call.4 You will hear a series of high-pitchedbeeps. Enter the remote code on your telephone,you will hear an acceptance tone. Theremote access menu is now selected, seeover for menu options.The remote access menuThe following commands can be selected fromthe remote access menu using the keypad ofyour touch-tone phone:FunctionPhone keysequenceToggle output 1* 11Toggle output 2* 12Toggle output 3* 13Toggle output 4* 14Listen-in/talkbackmode 3 then subsequently 3 to* change between listeninand talkbackmodes. 0to quit listen-in/talk backmodes.Play alarm voice 4 followed by 1 to 8messages 1 to 8Record alarmvoice messages 4 followed by 1 to 8 (0 to1 to 8* stop)Play restore 5 followed by 1 to 8messages 1 to 8Record restoremessages 1 to 8 5 followed by 1 to 8 (0 to* stop)Enter contactphone numbers 7 followed by 1 to 0 (01 to 10* = 10) and then enter theappropriate phone numbertwice, each time followedby #. Note: If number is enteredincorrectly, the errorbeep will be heard.Test alarm messages1 to 10after remoteaccess mode isterminatedPlayback memo 0Record memoQuit remote accessmenu andhang-up8 followed by 1 to 0 (0* = 10).0 then subsequently 0 or* any key to stop recordingand playback.#Page 18


Notes:The ‘Remote Access’ option must be set toON. See ‘Programming menu > System Options> Remote Options > Remote Access’.If after 60 seconds no command has beenselected then <strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong> will hang-up the call.Once a command has been selected, the unitremains online for 5 minutes or until the quitremote access command is used (#).Toggle outputsThe remote access menu allows you tochange (toggle) the on/off state of the <strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong> outputs 1 to 4.Note: The ‘Remote Access’ option must beset to ON. See ‘Programming menu > SystemOptions > Remote Options > Remote Access’.TO TOGGLE OUTPUTS1 Establish a remote access connectionwith the <strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong>, as discussed earlier withinthis section.2 Press the keys on your telephone to affectthe outputs, as follows:<strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong> output Press Youwill hearToggle output 1 *11 On: 1high-pitch beep, Off: 1 low-pitch beepToggle output 2 *12 On: 2high-pitch beeps, Off: 2 low-pitch beepsToggle output 3 *13 On: 3high-pitch beeps, Off: 3 low-pitch beepsToggle output 4 *14 On: 4high-pitch beeps, Off: 4 low-pitch beeps3 Use your telephone to select otherremote access commands or press # to hangupthe connection with the <strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong>.Listen-in & talkback modeThe remote access menu allows you tolisten-in and talk to the remote site using yourtelephone handset.Note: The ‘Remote Access’ option must beset to ON. See ‘Programming menu > SystemOptions > Remote Options > Remote Access’.TO SELECT LISTEN-IN/TALKBACK MODE1 Establish a remote access connectionwith the <strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong>, as discussed earlier withinthis section.2 Press 3 on your telephone. You cannow listen into * the premises.3 Press 3 on your telephone to switchbetween the listen-in and talkback modes. Thelisten-in/talkback modes can also be toggledat site by pressing E.4 When finished press 0 on your telephoneto cancel talkback mode.5 Use your telephone to select otherremote access commands or press # to hangupthe connection with the <strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong>.Testing triggers remotelyYou can test the <strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong> unit’s responseto any of the eight triggers remotely via atelephone link.1 Establish a remote access connectionto the <strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong> unit.2 Press 8 followed by 1 to 8 on yourphone (depending * on which trigger is to betested).3 The unit will terminate your remote accesscall and dial the selected trigger number.Entering contact numbers remotelyCommand 7 allows you to enter/change thecontact phone * numbers.1 Establish a remote access connectionto the <strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong> unit.2 Press 7 followed by 1 to 0 (dependingon which contact * number is to be entered [0 =10]) and enter the phone number twice, eachtime followed by #.Example:Enter the phone number 01235891745and assign it to contact 3.73 01235891745#01235891745#*If the two entered sets of numbers areidentical there will be a successful beep (highpitch tone), otherwise there will be an errorbeep (low pitch tone).Page 19


Remotely recording and playingmessagesAlarm voice and restore messagesThe remote access menu allows you to recordand playback alarm (and restore) voice messages1 - 8 (plus site message) through yourtelephone handset. These are the messagesthat are sent to registered contacts whenalarm conditions occur.Note: The ‘Remote Access’ option must beset to ON. See ‘Programming menu > SystemOptions > Remote Options > Remote Access’.TO RECORD/PLAY A VOICE ALARM/RESTOREMESSAGE1 Establish a remote access connectionwith the <strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong>, as discussed earlier withinthis section.2 Select the required options, as follows:• To record an alarm voice message:Press 4 followed by the voice messagenumber * 1 to 8 on your telephone. You will heara short beep. Talk clearly into your telephonehandset. Press 0 to stop recording.• To play an alarm voice message: Press4 followed by the voice message number 1 to8 on your telephone. The selected messagewill be played back through your telephonehandset. If necessary, press 0 to stop playback.• To record an alarm restore message:Press 5 followed by the restore messagenumber * 1 to 8 on your telephone. You will heara short beep. Talk clearly into your telephonehandset. Press 0 to stop recording.• To play an alarm restore message:Press 5 followed by the restore messagenumber 1 to 8 on your telephone. The selectedmessage will be played back throughyour telephone handset. If necessary, press 0to stop playback.3 Use your telephone to select otherremote access commands or press # to hangupthe connection with the <strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong>.Memo messagesThe remote access menu allows you to recordand playback a memo message through yourtelephone handset. The memo message canthen be re-played by another remote user ordirectly from the <strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong> unit.Note: The ‘Remote Access’ option must beset to ON. See ‘Programming menu > SystemOptions > Remote Options > Remote Access’.TO RECORD/PLAYBACK A MEMO1 Establish a remote access connectionwith the <strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong>, as discussed earlier withinthis section.2 Select the required options, as follows:• To record a newmemo: Press 0 on your telephone. Youwill hear a short * beep. Talk clearly into yourtelephone handset. Press 0 to stop recording.• To playback thememo: Press 0 on your telephone. The memomessage will be played back through your telephonehandset. If necessary, press 0 to stopplayback.3 Use your telephone to select otherremote access commands or press # to hangupthe connection with the <strong>SD</strong>-<strong>GSM</strong>.Text Editing KeysText is programmed in a similar way to mobilephones. Characters are selected by pressingthe corresponding key the appropriate numberof times (to select a character on the samekey, wait for the cursor to automatically advance).The table below shows the keys to useand the characters that are assigned to them:Key Characters1 . , ? ! 1 @ “ - &‘2 a b c 2 A B C3 d e f 3 D E F4 g h i 4 G H I5 j k l 5 J K L6 m n o 6 M N O7 p q r s 7 P Q R S8 t u v 8 T U V9 w x y z 9 W X Y Z0 0 , # *A C Move cursor left and rightD Delete a characterE Accept textPage 20


Programming menu options list1 Contact Details1 Contact 01 Name2 Contact 02 Name…0 Contact 10 Name2 Messages1 Voice Message1 Voice Alarm A…8 Voice Alarm H9 Voice Restore A0 Voice Restore BC…C Voice Restore HC Voice Site2 Text Message1 Text Alarm A…8 Text Alarm H9 Text Restore AC …C Text Restore HC Text Site3 Inbox1 View Messages2 Delete Inbox3 System Options1 Trigger Polarity1 Negative2 Positive2 Remote Options1 Remote Access2 Rings to Answer3 Display Options1 Flash on Message2 Beep on Message3 Temp Display4 Alarm Levels1 Temperature High2 Temperature Low3 Supply Low4 Signal Low5 Record Options1 Long Play2 Auto Record6 Report Options1 Auto Reporting2 Report TimeTimeDayInterval7 Change Language?C EnglishC FrancaisC DeutschC ItalianoC Nederlands4 Access Codes1 Edit User Code2 Edit Remote Code5 Ack & Abort1 Abort OptionsNonePasscode OnlyCode or RestoreRestore Only2 Clear by OptionsAnyoneNo OnePage 21


6 OutputsOutput 1OFFMessage WaitingRemote AccessTemperature HighTemperature LowListen Active<strong>Speech</strong> Active<strong>GSM</strong> In UseCall ActiveCall SuccessfulCall FailedRemote Control 1Remote Control 2Remote Control 3Remote Control 4Supply Volts Low<strong>GSM</strong> Signal LowOutput 2 as for Output 1Output 3 as for Output 1Output 4 as for Output 17 Call Routing1 Trigger AlarmRoute A Alarm ToRoute B Alarm To…Route H Alarm To2 Trigger RestoreRoute A Restore ToRoute B Restore To…Route H Restore To3 Auto ReportRoute Auto Rep. To4 Text ForwardRoute Text Forward To8 Date & TimeEnter New DateEnter New Time9 View Log(A for newer, C for older)0 Test Options1 Test MessagesSend Alarm A To…Send Alarm H ToSend Restore A To…Send Restore H To2 Test Outputs(press 1 to 4 to activate outputs)3 Test Triggers(activate each input in turn)4 Test Supply5 <strong>GSM</strong> Phone Utils1 Make Call2 Signal Strength3 <strong>GSM</strong> Number4 IMEI Number5 IMSI Number6 Module Type7 Call Provider6 Software VersionPage 22

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