2T Technology Voyager Voice Sleek Instruction Manual

Voyager Voice - Sleek Model
2G & 3G Intercom system
Installation & User Manual
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Contents
Before Installation .................................................................................... 3
Pillar or Wall Mounting the Intercom ...................................................... 4
Wiring of the Intercom ............................................................................. 5
Powering Up............................................................................................. 6
Getting The Intercom Setup App.............................................................. 9
Starting with The App ........................................................................ 10
Setting Call In and Call Out Phone Numbers..................................... 11
Using The Intercom............................................................................ 12
Out Of Hours Setup (Do Not Disturb)................................................ 13
Keypad Codes..................................................................................... 14
Automatic Schedules.......................................................................... 15
Configure Input 1 and Input 2 for Open & Close Status........................ 16
Set Ring and Talk Time for Outgoing Calls........................................... 17
Force the Intercom to Operate on 3G only............................................. 17
Options for Security Settings.................................................................. 18
Program the Control Phone. ................................................................... 18
Diagnostics ............................................................................................. 19
RED LED - System Health Status Indicator .......................................... 21
Trouble Shooting Guide ......................................................................... 22

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Before Installation
This system should only be installed by a professional automatic gate installer
or access control specialist.
Please ensure you are familiar with the function and features of this system by
using the system on a workshop bench before you go to site for installation.
Site Signal Level Survey
Please check the signal levels for the network you are about to use to
install this system. Some GSM networks have good coverage in some areas and
none in other areas.
Once installed the device will display the signal level it sees on the
Signal Strength LED on the PCB and will respond to an SMS text command to
give the Signal Level it is receiving from the network you are using. Please
confirm this level is good. SIM Card
If there is no SIM installed then you will have to:
A) Obtain a SIM with credit. This device is a 2G/3G device so all available
SIM cards should work without a problem.
B) When obtaining the SIM ask that voice mail is turned off.
C) Vodafone and O2 PAYG SIM cards don’t have a PIN number on the SIM.
But other operators still put a security PIN on their SIM cards. This must
be removed before using the SIM on the GSM device.
Note:
Some functions of this GSM device, like Keypad Codes, are
dependent on the GSM device having the correct date and time
of day. The GSM device gets this by sending itself an SMS
text after power up. To do this the SIM must have credit and
without this, many of the features of Keypad Codes will be
absent or fail to operate.
For this and other reasons we strongly recommend the use of a
Bill Pay contract SIM with this intercom. Please contact your
on our cost competitive Bill Pay SIM.

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Power
A) Please use the power supply provided with the device
B) Please place the power supply within a meter or two of the device.
Long runs of narrow cable will cause problems.
C) For longer runs of power cable between the power supply and the
device
Up to 2 meters - Use minimum 0.5mm2 (20 gauge)
Up to 4 meters - Use minimum 0.75mm2 (18 gauge)
Up to 8 meters - Use minimum 1.0mm2 (16 gauge)
Pillar or Wall Mounting the Intercom
Pillar or wall
Mounting
Intercom
Power unit
in box
Antenna
Mounted above the height
of the wall or pillar
1. Unscrew the top two screws from the body of the intercom.
There are four security screws holding the front panel to the body of the
intercom. The tool for opening these screws is in the box. Please leave
the plastic protection on the Intercom body until your installation is
complete to protect the surface from scratches.
2. Use the body (rear part) of the intercom to mark the wall or
pillar for mounting the intercom. There are four screw holes for
mounting the intercom to the wall.
3. Decide how to run the power supply cable and the antenna
cable, as these must enter the intercom through the biggest hole in the
back of the Intercom body.
4. Mount the intercom to the wall.
**Keep the Antenna
at least 1 meter from
the Intercom and at
least 1 meter from
the Power unit. Keep
the power unit at
least 0.5 meter from
the Intercom.

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5. Now wire the Power Supply and relay output to the terminals
on the PCB as described in the diagrams that follow.
Wiring of the Intercom
Overview of the main GSM PCB
The Diagram below shows the key connection points on the GSM
Intercom PCB.
Relay 2
- + 1 2 NO COM NC
2
INPUTS
Output 2Output 1
Output 1
Gate or Door
Control when
using
Open Access
Relay 1
NO COM NC
P N
DC 12V
Power In
Power to
Side
Light
PCBs
Micro
SIM
Holder
Antenna
DC 12V
Power In

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Wiring to the PCB
1. Output connection example
Relay 2
NO COM NC
Output 2
Output 1
Relay 1
NO COM NC
Gate
Controller
Keypad or
Push button
Exit device
Magnetic
Lock
Keypad or
Push Button
Exit Device
12V DC
Separate PSU
Main PCB
Powering Up
1. Insert the SIM in the GSM device.
A Micro SIM card for a
mobile phone is required.
The SIM card may be
labelled 3G/4G/5G.
Do not use a SIM card for
a tablet or a data only
SIM.
SIM Card
Holder SIM
Insert
This Way.
Main
PCB

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2. Apply power to the GSM unit.
The device will ask you to wait.
Initially the Register light will be on constant and as the unit registers on
the network, will start to flash every 1 second.
3. Give the Unit about 2 minutes to register when first turned on.
When the Signal Strength light is on constantly or flashing the unit has
signal from the network. If the signal strength light fails to light at all
you may have to change the position of the device to pick up a GSM
signal. Raise the antenna to the highest position possible. It may also be
an option to use a SIM from a different network. On some occasions it
may be necessary to use a high gain antenna, please contact your supplier
for this.
Signal Strength
Power Network Register
Status
Antenna
Mobile Network Signal Strength.
1. On Steady: Strong Signal
2. Flashing: Acceptable Signal.
3. Off: No Signal.
Network Register Status.
1. Off or On Constantly =
NOT Registered
2. Flashing every second =
Registered.
4. Wait for Beep-Beep
After between 30 and 60 seconds you will hear the GSM unit go Beep-
Beep.
After you hear Beep-Beep the unit is ready for programming and
operation.
5. Program the units own phone number into the device.
For the operation of the Keypad, Timers (scheduled events) and the Log
the unit needs to know the correct time of day. It gets this from received
SMS Text messages.

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So that the unit can send itself a text message to synchronise the time of
day it needs to know its own phone number.
A) Get the telephone number from the SIM card that you have taken
the SIM for the unit from.
B) Program this into the GSM device as follows.
Send this text. Receive This Text Response
SIM set xxxxxxxxx SIM Phone number
xxxxxxxxx Programmed.
*xxxxxxx represents the GSM device’s mobile number eg:0872376605
6. Check Reception levels
Initial installation is now complete. Use the SMS text command below to
confirm signal level is acceptable for the GSM device.
Send this text. Receive This Text Response
Diag Levels See table for response
explanation
Example Response
Meaning
VV-IKL
VV-IKL = Voyager Voice Integrated Keypad
with LEDs
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SW version 5.7
Signal Level XX
The Current Signal Level
For 2G operation:
this number needs to be 10 or higher.
For 3G Operation:
this number needs to be 8 or higher.
Mode is XG
Current mode of operation
2G = 2G Mode 3G = 3G Mode
SIM Number
This is the GSM device’s own phone number.
( Set with the “SIM set xxxxx” command )

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Please Note: Having set the SIM number in the device at step 5. In the
last section, the device can now send itself an SMS text on powering up
to synchronise its internal clock. This will be heard as a second Beep-
Beep when this text is received by the GSM device. When powering up
the device please wait until after both sets of Beep-Beep occur before
proceeding to use or configure the GSM device.
Getting The Intercom Setup App
For a download link, for the App,
1) go to our website at
http://2t-tec.com/download/
2) On this page go to the heading "Engineer Setup Apps" and then
look for "Voyager Voice Intercom"
The App contains the majority of setting options for use with the
Intercom. Some additional options, where you must send text to the
device, are covered at the end of this manual.
Please use this manual in conjunction with the phone App.

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Starting with The App
This section covers some of the main points of interest when using the
Phone App for programming the GSM Intercom. We will cover five
sections here which should give an overview of what can be done, but
there are many other items that can be configured with the Phone App.
First Screen
If you need to change
the Phone number that the App is
communicating with. Or if this GSM Intercom
has a security code enabled. Then configure
these settings by pressing the configuration
wheel. (** Please note to enable the Security
code requires sending an SMS text. See page
18. Setting it as Enabled in the App just tells the
App that the Security code is on, in this device.)
Enter the Phone
Number for the GSM Intercom at this site. Then
press ok.
Once the Phone number is entered this first
screen can be used for immediate control of the
two Outputs.
Control Output 1
Control Output 2
Select other screens in the App
to configure Keypad codes, Phone Numbers
and other items.

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Setting Call In and Call Out Phone Numbers
Setup for Incoming Calls
The GSM unit defaults to open access. With no programmed Open
Telephone numbers any caller can open the gate or door. The GSM
device sees the incoming call and hangs up the call. The GSM unit will
pulse the Relay. This is a no cost call.
** Use I button for info on this screen
Programming open phone numbers with this
screen in the App creates a white list where
only programmed Open phone number have
access to open gates or doors.
This screen allows ten phone numbers to be
programmed at a time. Use the last 10 digits
from any telephone number, ignoring any
international codes.
Any programmed Open number can pulse
Output 1 or Output 2 (Possibly: Main gate or
Side gate)
Setup for Outgoing Calls
Programming Phone Numbers into the
GSM device.
Now program the phone list, with the phone
numbers that the GSM device will dial once
the intercom button is pressed. For initial
testing this is best if it’s your own number. It
can be changed later using the same screen.
International codes are not required unless the
intention is to call a phone number originating
in another country.

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Using The Intercom
With at least one ‘Call Out’ Phone number programmed, the device can
be tested to place a call to this programmed phone number.
Place the first Outgoing Call
To test calling operation and audio quality you will need a second person
either at the intercom or at the mobile phone.
Move the mobile phone away from the intercom.
Press the intercom button to place a call from the GSM device.
The GSM device will call the number at location for phone 1.
Answer the call and test that audio can be heard by speaking
normally at both ends.
On the mobile Phone, press 1 or 2 (to trigger Output 1 or 2) to
grant access (this will pulse the relay).
For a user who doesn’t want to grant access terminate the call
with #.
When the end user is called by the GSM device, just hanging up
the phone isn’t sufficient. If further numbers are programmed
then these will be called in a follow on call. When not granting
access, terminate the call by pressing #.

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Out Of Hours Setup (Do Not Disturb)
Out of Hours or Do Not Disturb mode ensures that calls can not be made
from the GSM Intercom outside of certain times or even on certain days.
First step is to
enable this mode of operation with “OOH Mode
On”
Then setup the days and times when calls can be
made to the phone numbers setup for this
intercom to call to.
Should you wish that the intercom will place a
call to an alternate phone number. Then
program and Set this phone number with this
screen. An example of this type of requirement
might be at an office where, outside of working
hours, calls are diverted to the security guard or
Security Company.

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Keypad Codes
Keypad codes are 4 digits and can be setup as standard 24/7 codes, or as
time and day limited codes, and even as temporary codes with a limited
lifetime.
This screen allows for the setup of a
standard 24/7, 4 digit Keypad code which
can always be used and lasts forever.
It can control Output 1 or Output 2.
We recommend that all systems have at
least one 24/7 code. This code will always
allow access irrespective of problems that
may occur with the Phone network.
This screen allows for the setup of a time
and day limited, 4 digit Keypad code which
lasts forever.
It can control Output 1 or Output 2.

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Automatic Schedules
Automatic schedules allow for the automatic opening and closing of
gates or doors at pre set days and times.
** Use I button for info on this screen
Select whether we want to set a schedule for
Output 1 or Output 2.
Set up the Schedule that we want to create for
this Output. Select Days and Times when the
gates will open and then close.
If required this schedule can have a limited
lifetime by entering the number of days it
exists for by entering number of days at
‘Number of Days’
This Output can Latch or pulse at the pre set
times.

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Configure Input 1 and Input 2 for Open & Close
Status.
1 2
2 INPUTS
Contacts Or Limit Switch
to determine gate open
or closed
Connect to Input 1 or Input 2.
Input 1 allows the status to be
queried. Input 2 will send a text
on every activation.
Main PCB
Input 1 is configured to work as follows.
Wiring a set of contacts as shown in the wiring diagram, into input 1 will
allow for the following text command to be sent to determine the gate or
door status.
Send this text. Receive This TxT Response
Gate status Status open
or OR
Door status Status Closed
Note 1:If contacts are not fitted to the gate or door and wired to the
input then this message will always return “Status Open”
Input 2 is configured to send an SMS text on all gate or door
openings and closings.
Wire a set of contacts or a limit switch, to Input 2 as shown on the wiring
diagram and mount on the gate or door so that they separate when it
opens

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The message will go to the number programmed in Phone 1, unless the
Control Phone is programmed (See section on ‘Program the Control
Phone’ in the next section). In which case the message will go to the
Control Phone.
Now when the gate or door is opened the number will receive the
“Access open” SMS Text automatically.
Set Ring and Talk Time for Outgoing Calls
The device is configured with two timers. The first controls the ring
time, i.e. how long the phone being called, will ring for, while the second
controls how long the person answering at the phone being called, can
talk for.
The defaults for these times are: Ring Time: 20 seconds, Talk Time:
40 seconds. To change these settings use the following commands.
Text to Send
Response
Result
Ring Time xx
Ring Timer set to
xx Seconds
The time in seconds that the
GSM device will wait for an
answer is controlled with this.
Talk time xx
Talk time xx
The time in seconds that the
GSM device will allow for in
the call is controlled with this.
Force the Intercom to Operate on 3G only.
Audio quality is better on 3G networks due to the technology used. On
occasions then, it may prove necessary to force the device to remain on
the 3G network even if 3G signal levels are low.
Text to Send
Response
Result
Stick on
GSM Stick on
3G On
The GSM device will remain on the 3G
network even though there may be a
stronger 2G signal available.
Stick off
GSM Stick on
3G Off
The unit can switch to 2G if a stronger
signal is available.

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** For these text commands to become active the device must be power
cycled or the text command Reset can be sent to the device to restart it.
Options for Security Settings
A security code can be enabled for this device. Once enabled every text
message must have the security code at the end of the text command.
The code can also be changed to one of your preference.
Text to Send
Response
Result
Code on 8531
Security Code On
Now every command
sent must be followed
by the current code.
Code off 8531
Security Code Off
Code is off
Change XXXX YYYY
Security code
changed
XXXX = New Security
Code
YYYY = old security
code
Program the Control Phone.
The Control phone can be programmed to allow someone other than the
person programmed as phone 1 to receive important messages from the
system. This may be necessary should the installer have responsibility
for maintaining the system.
Text to Send
Response
Result
Control Phone 08XXXX
Control Phone 08XXX
programmed
Control Phone
now set.
Send Control Phone
Control Phone 08XXX
This is how we
check if control
phone is set

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Diagnostics
Diagnosing Problems
When On Site the following tools can be used to diagnose problems with
this system.
1) LEDs on the PCB
2) Tones and activity from the Phone Network, when calling the
device.
3) Red LED System Status indication
4) Diagnostic SMS Text Response
When remote from the site the following tools can be used to diagnose
problems with this system.
1) Phone Network Tones and device activity when calling the device.
2) Diagnostic SMS Text commands (also available in the App)
The table below lists the SMS Text commands that can be used to
diagnose problems with an installed GSM device.
Text to Send
Response received
Result
Test
GSM Intercom Test
Gives basic indication that
device is on the network and
can respond to SMS text
commands.
Diag levels
See the Table in section
on
Powering Up, see
6. Check Reception levels
This gives basic details on
the device and signal level
Diag stored
This returns the stored
values recorded over
the last 5 days.
Features such as the Signal
Strength, ability to register
etc. are recorded over the
last 5 days, and returned.
Diag Live
These are the current
values, not yet stored.

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For Diag stored and Diag Live, a typical response to these commands is
as follows:
VME-IK 1 NV: SS too low: 5 Not checking SS: 0 Cant register: 0 OS
Problem: 0 State stuck: 1
The Details of this response is given as follows:
Returned Text
Meaning
VIME-IK 1 NV:
Product Code, Software Version, 1 = 1.0 and NV
means non volatile or stored.
SS too low:
Number of times Signal strength below an
acceptable threshold.
Not checking SS
Network not giving a response to the request for
Signal Level. Device may reset. When was the
SIM last topped up?
Cant register:
Network not allowing the SIM or the device to
register on its Network. Device will not function.
When was the SIM last topped up?
OS Problem
Internal device problem. Device may reset.
State stuck
Internal device problem. Device may reset.
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