Bodet GSM CONTROL User manual

Installation and user manual
Notice d’installation et d’utilisation
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BODET Time & Sport
1 rue du Général de Gaulle
49340 TREMENTINES - France
Tel support France: 02 41 71 72 99
Tel export: [phone]
Ref.: 608074 E
www.bodet-time.com
Commande GSM pour alertes PPMS
GSM CONTROL
COMMANDE GSM
GSM control for Lockdown Alert System

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Table of contents
1. INITIAL CHECK AND GENERAL INFORMATION 7
1.1 Introduction 7
1.2 How it works 7
1.3 Unpacking the product 7
1.4 Safety instructions - precautions for use 8
1.4.1. Use of the instructions 8
1.4.2. Safety - Electrical installation 8
1.4.3. Safety - Mechanical installation 8
1.4.4. Safety - Opening the product 8
1.5 Presentation of the product 9
1.5.1. Description of the GSM control 9
1.5.1.1 Using the “Stop / Reset” button 10
1.5.1.2 Behaviour of the LEDs 10
1.5.2. General operation 10
2. INSTALLATION 11
2.1 Pre-requisites 11
2.2 Changing the SIM card PIN code 11
2.3 Mechanical installation 11
2.4 Electrical installation 12
3. CONFIGURATION 13
3.1 General rules for conguration via SMS 13
3.2 General operation 13
3.2.1. BLOCK mode 13
3.2.2. Contact list and rights management 13
3.3 Setting via SMS 14
3.3.1. Verication 14
3.3.2. Initial setting 14
3.3.3. Allocation of rights 14

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3.3.4. Setting the OUT relays 15
3.3.5. Setting the IN alarm inputs 15
3.3.6. Activation and setting of the alarm 15
3.3.7. Adding contacts 15
3.3.8. Checking the contact list 16
3.3.9. Conguration and security check 16
3.3.10.Other useful commands 17
3.3.10.1 Activation / deactivation of the “BLOCK” mode 17
3.3.10.2 Using the NEWS function 17
3.3.10.3 Viewing the contact list and details of a contact 17
3.3.10.4 Changing the name of a contact 17
3.3.10.5 Changing a contact’s phone number 18
3.3.10.6 Deleting a contact 18
3.3.10.7 Deleting the contact list 18
4. EXAMPLES OF USE 19
5. TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS 20
6. APPENDICES 21

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Table des matières
1. VÉRIFICATION INITIALE ET GÉNÉRALITÉS 26
1.1 Introduction 26
1.2 Principe de fonctionnement 26
1.3 Déballage du produit 26
1.4 Consignes de sécurité - précautions d’utilisation 27
1.4.1. Utilisation de la notice 27
1.4.2. Sécurité - Installation électrique 27
1.4.3. Sécurité - Installation mécanique 27
1.4.4. Sécurité - Ouverture du produit 27
1.5 Présentation du produit 28
1.5.1. Descriptif de la commande GSM 28
1.5.1.1 Utilisation du bouton «Stop / Reset» 29
1.5.1.2 Comportement des LEDs 29
1.5.2. Fonctionnement général 29
2. INSTALLATION 30
2.1 Pré-requis 30
2.2 Modication du code PIN de la carte SIM 30
2.3 Installation mécanique 30
2.4 Installation électrique 31
3. CONFIGURATION 32
3.1 Règles générales pour la conguration par SMS 32
3.2 Fonctionnement général 32
3.2.1. Mode «BLOCK» 32
3.2.2. Gestion du répertoire et des droits 32
3.3 Paramétrage par SMS 33
3.3.1. Vérication 33
3.3.2. Paramétrage initial 33
3.3.3. Attribution des droits 33

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3.3.4. Paramétrage des relais OUT 34
3.3.5. Paramétrage des entrées alarme IN 34
3.3.6. Activation et paramétrage de l’alarme 34
3.3.7. Ajouts des contacts 34
3.3.8. Vérication du répertoire 35
3.3.9. Vérication de la conguration et sécurité 35
3.3.10. Autres commandes utiles 36
3.3.10.1 Activation / désactivation du mode «BLOCK» 36
3.3.10.2 Utilisation de la fonction NEWS 36
3.3.10.3 Visualisation du répertoire et détails d’un contact 36
3.3.10.4 Modification du nom d’un contact 36
3.3.10.5 Modification du numéro de téléphone d’un contact 37
3.3.10.6 Suppression d’un contact 37
3.3.10.7 Suppression du répertoire de contacts 37
4. EXEMPLES D’UTILISATION 38
5. CARACTÉRISTIQUES TECHNIQUES 39
6. ANNEXES 40

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SAFETY INFORMATION
The following pictograms are used to illustrate risks or sources of danger when installing, using and maintaining this
product.
Symbol Description
IEC60417 - 1641
Operating instructions
IEC60417 - 5031
Direct current
IEC60417 - 5032
Alternating current
IEC60417 - 6042
Caution, risk of electric shock
IEC60417 - 0434b
Caution
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1. INITIAL CHECK AND GENERAL INFORMATION
Thank you for choosing the GSM control box for the BODET lockdown alert. This product has been carefully designed
for your satisfaction according to the rules of the ISO9001 and ISO14001 quality system.
We recommend that you read this manual carefully before installing the product.
Keep this manual for the life of your product so that you can refer to it whenever necessary.
Any use not in accordance with these instructions may cause irreversible damage and invalidate the warranty.
BODET cannot therefore be held responsible.
Non-contractual data. BODET reserves the right to make certain functional, technical or aesthetic changes to the
products without prior notice.
This manual is subject to change without notice.
To obtain the latest version of this documentation, please visit our website: www.bodet-time.com.
1.1 Introduction
With the GSM control box, up to 50 telephone numbers can be dened to:
- Trigger up to 3 types of alert by telephone call, including, for example, the lockdown intrusion alert: connected to
an external input (3-input option card) of the Sigma master clock or to the control box of the stand-alone Melodys
lockdown pack*, the GSM control allows audio systems (Harmonys or Melodys or Sigma Sound) to be controlled,
- Receive a warning SMS in case of triggering for 2 types of alarms, including, for example, lockdown intrusion: in
case of an alarm on an input of the GSM control box (activated by a relay output of the Sigma master clock or
another system), an SMS will be sent to the programmed telephone numbers.
*In this case, only one input and one output can be used.
The GSM control box is set by SMS.
This device cannot be the only means of triggering a lockdown alert. A wired control solution must be present on site.
1.2 How it works
1.3 Unpacking the product
Carefully unpack the product and check the contents of the package. This must include:
- the GSM control pre-wired to the OUT1 output and the IN4 alarm input with a 2-pair cable,
- a 3-pair cable to connect other inputs/outputs as required,
- the GSM antenna with its 3 metre long cable,
- this manual.
ANTENNA
gSM control system
External input of the Sigma master clock
3-input expansion card
HARmonys
Eco-system
OR OR
melodys
Eco-system
melodys
Eco-system
AUX
LOC
A
UX
L
OC
GSM control box
(ref.: 907 557)
S
M
S
230V
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1.4 Safety instructions - precautions for use
Caution: Installation and maintenance of this equipment must be carried out by a qualied person.
1.4.1. Use of the instructions
The pictograms in these instructions must be followed carefully. The main pictograms are identied below:
: indicates advice, a recommendation or an explanation.
: indicates that special attention should be paid.
: indicates that an electrical hazard exists if misused or the instructions are not followed.
This information must be taken into account when installing or using the product.
1.4.2. Safety - Electrical installation
The electrical installation of this equipment must comply with the rules laid down in the electrical standards
in force in the country where the product is used.
In order to ensure optimal operation of the GSM control box, choose an installation location for the GSM reception
antenna that offers good reception without major obstacles to the outside (reinforced concrete walls, metal screens,
metal shelves, etc.). No device with a strong electromagnetic field (radio equipment, electric motors,...) should be
located near the antenna connected to the GSM box. This should be on the outside of the box.
The GSM control box must be powered by a 230V mains supply with suitable protection.
For the application described in this manual, the 230V switching inputs (IN1/IN2/IN3) are not required.
The safety recommendations concerning these inputs are therefore given for informational purposes only.
The product has 3 switching relays with voltages ranging from 230V to 400V. It is possible to connect di󰀨erent phas-
es but it is not possible to connect three-phase receivers. The relays must be protected by an external protection
system. Due to the purely functional separation between the relays, mixed operation between mains voltage and
extra-low voltage is not permitted.
The 3 x 230V switching inputs are available for controlling the power supply to the secondary distribution and pe-
ripherals. These inputs share the same neutral conductor but remain galvanically separated from the supply input.
There are also 2 galvanically separated 32V switching inputs (IN4/IN5) (maximum voltage: 32V).
32V cables should not be installed near live 230V conductors.
With the default pre-wiring, the 32V switching input IN4 and relay OUT1 will be used.
When installing the product, ensure that the mains voltage is separated from all poles (e.g. di󰀨erential circuit breaker).
The product can only be switched on once it has been secured and the box closed.
Conductors in the same circuit should be tied together near the terminal block to prevent a reduction in insulation
should one of the terminals become loose. All terminals must be tted with end ttings.
1.4.3. Safety - Mechanical installation
This product is designed for domestic and industrial use and should be installed indoors, fixed to a wall in a safe and
stable location (no vibration, shock, humidity, high temperature variation). Access should be restricted to
authorised personnel.
This product is not waterproof and is not suitable for outdoor use.
1.4.4. Safety - Opening the product
The interior of this equipment has no user-serviceable parts: contact the BODET customer-assistance service if
this equipment needs to be repaired.
The product may only be opened for installation or maintenance by a qualied person:
Caution, risk of electric shock.
Ensure that all power sources are removed from the product before performing the installation or
maintenance operation.
All wiring operations must be carried out without power.

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1.5 Presentation of the product
1.5.1. Description of the GSM control
LNN
IN 1
RS485
IN 2 IN 3
GSM
STOP
IN 5 IN 4
OUT1 OUT2 OUT3
Error
GSM
IN1
IN2
IN3
IN4
IN5
OUT1
OUT2
OUT3
RX
TX
4 5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
1
A B C
3
3
2
3
Reserved area
for the passage
of the power cables
Id. Description Status / Comments
1 Grommets A: passage GSM cable + 2-pair cable B: 3-pair cable
C: mains power cable passage
2 Grounding terminal block
3 Cable sockets Attachment of cables with cable ties.
4230V power supply
terminal block Mains connection.
5Inputs from
230V switching (IN1/IN2/IN3) Not used.
6Connection of
the GSM antenna MMCX male connector.
7 Stop / Reset button
Activation / deactivation of product functions.
Reset the product.
Reset and return to factory conguration (loss of conguration).
See section 1.5.1.1 Using the Stop/Reset Button for more
information on how to use this button.
8 SIM card slot Compatibility with the mini-SIM format (25x15 mm / 2FF) only.
9Relays
(OUT1/OUT2/OUT3)
Control of the SIGMA master clock.
OUT1: Triggering of an A-alert by incoming call,
OUT2: Triggering of a B alert by incoming call,
OUT3: Triggering of a C alert by incoming call.
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32V alarm inputs
switching
(IN4/IN5)
IN4: use of the alarm input to send a warning SMS
alerting of the triggering of an alert, depending on the conguration of the
SIGMA.
IN5: use of the alarm input to send a warning SMS alerting of another
event, depending on the conguration of the SIGMA.
11 Status LEDs
Error/Info LED (red)
GSM LED (green)
LEDs IN1/2/3 230V (green): not used.
LEDs IN4/5 32V (green)
LEDs OUT1/2/3 (orange)
RX/TX LEDs (green): not used.
For more information on the meaning of the LED status,
see section 1.5.1.2 Behaviour of the LEDs.
12 Mini-USB port Not used.
13 RS485 interface Not used.

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1.5.1.1 Using the “Stop / Reset” button
This button allows several actions to be performed on the product in correlation with the Error/Info LED.
Action User action required Error / Info LED status(es)
Block triggering
of alerts
(BLOCK mode activated)
Press the button for 2 seconds. Off > continuous red.
Unblock triggering
of alerts
(BLOCK mode disabled)
Press the button again (after the previous
operation above) for 3 seconds. Solid red > off.
Reset the product. Press the button for 8 seconds.
Continuous red > flashing (after 8
seconds) > off (when the button
is released).
Reset to factory
configuration
(loss of configuration)**.
- Press for 8 seconds,
- Release the button when the Error/Info LED
starts flashing rapidly,
- Then press immediately until the same LED
flashes slowly,
- Then release the button permanently.
Off > continuous red (first press)
> rapid flashing (after 8 seconds)
> slow flashing (after releasing
and pressing again) > off (after
releasing).
* This action causes a warning SMS to be sent to the contacts programmed in the conguration.
* Returning to factory settings will return the unit's default PIN code: 1513. The SIM card PIN code, on the other
hand, does not change.
1.5.1.2 Behaviour of the LEDs
The behaviour of the LEDs can be interpreted as follows:
LED(s) Colour Behaviour
Error/Info Red
- O󰀨: Normal operation,
- Continuously lit: "BLOCK" mode activated, the alarms cannot be triggered,
- Flashes continuously: GSM connection error detected (PIN code,...),
- Lit for 3 seconds: receiving an SMS.
The behaviour of the LED during Reset/Return to factory conguration operations is
dened in section 1.5.1.1 Using the "Stop/Reset" button.
GSM Green
- O󰀨: GSM deactivated,
- Continuously lit: GSM signal search,
- Flashes at 3-second intervals: valid GSM reception,
- Flashes every second: incoming call in progress.
32V IN4
32V IN5 Green - Lit: input activated. - Off: input not active.
OUT1
OUT2
OUT3
Orange - Lit: output activated.
- Off: output inactive.
1.5.2. General operation
The INCALL(1/2/3) functions linked to the OUT(1/2/3) relay outputs respectively allow the remote triggering of an
alert or event by an incoming call. To do this, the call must be made to the SIM card number in the GSM control from
a registered number with the appropriate rights to the product.
The ALARMSMS function uses the IN(4/5) alarm inputs and activates the sending of an SMS notification following
the triggering of an alarm or event to authorised numbers.
The SMSFORWARD function enables the transfer of SMS messages sent by the telephone operator on the GSM
control to authorised numbers. This function is dedicated to the administrator role.
The NEWS function allows anyone who knows the PIN code of the GSM control to send messages to it, which will
then be forwarded to all contacts with the assigned NEWS function.
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2. INSTALLATION
2.1 Pre-requisites
For the use and conguration of the GSM control box, the following items are required:
- a commercially available mobile phone with a SIM card,
- an additional SIM card to be installed in the GSM control box. We recommend a SIM card with a minimum
contract that includes unlimited SMS and the ability to receive phone calls.
The package must be Business M2M with voice (DTMF option activated) and SMS activated.
A preliminary test must be carried out by you before commissioning.
This equipment is not supplied with the GSM control box.
2.2 Changing the SIM card PIN code
When leaving the factory or after returning to factory settings, the default PIN code expected by the
GSM control box is: 1513.
It is therefore mandatory to assign the same PIN code (1513) to the SIM card.
To do this, follow the steps below:
1- Insert the SIM card for the GSM control box into a mobile phone,
2- Change the default PIN code of the SIM card to 1513 by following the instructions of
the mobile phone,
3- Remove the SIM card with the modied PIN code from the mobile phone.
Note: Some operators allow you to set the SIM card PIN code when you order it.
2.3 Mechanical installation
1- Drill 4 holes in a wall according to the layout and
dimensions shown opposite:
2- Insert the plugs into the holes,
3- Open the box by unscrewing the 4 screws and removing
the cover,
4- Fix the box to the wall with 4 screws,
5- Open the central cover of the GSM box with a small flat
screwdriver,
6- Tilt the SIM slot and insert the SIM card with the modified
PIN code into the GSM box and then return the slot to its
original position,
7- Close the central cover, taking care not to damage the
status LEDs,
8- Pass the GSM antenna cable through the grommet A
and into its dedicated socket,
9- Connect the GSM antenna to the box,
10- Position and fix the GSM antenna (there is an adhesive
on the back) within 3 metres (maximum cable length) of the
box (the antenna must be outside the box and have a good
reception quality).
11- Pass the mains cable through the Cgrommet of the
box and into its dedicated socket,
12- Make the electrical connections according to the
instructions given in the part 2.4 Electrical installation of
the manual,
Note: the connection of a 2-pair cable is already made at
the factory on the box side. This cable also passes
through grommet A.
13- Attach all the cables to their base with a cable tie,
14- Close the box with its cover by screwing back the 4
closing screws.
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2.4 Electrical installation
Wiring details (for A-alert commissioning only):
Power supply 230V :
- Blue wire: Neutral (N)
- Brown wire: Live (L)
- Yellow / Green wire: Earth
Alert control output A (OUT1) to be wired to external input A of the SIGMA 3-input add-on board:
- Brown Wire
- White wire
Cable cross-section up to 2.5 mm².
Alarm input IN4 to be wired to the relay output C1 of the SIGMA (for activation, the relay must be closed at least
3 seconds on the SIGMA):
- Green wire
- Yellow wire
Cable cross-section: 1.5 mm².
Note: the connection of a 2-pair cable for input IN4 and output OUT1 is already made at the factory on the box side.
For the connection of the alarm input IN5 and the 2 other outputs OUT2 and OUT3, refer to the
diagram above and use the 3-pair cable supplied.
Important:
- congure the 3-input option card and the relay contacts of the Sigma master clock: refer to the product
manual.
Connexion IP
External
Input
brown blue
yellow / green
C B A
yellow yellow
yellow
green
yellow
green
white
brown
yellow
green
white
brown
2-pair cable
supplied and
wired
IN4 OUT 1
C1 OV
COM
External
Input A
brown
brown
white
white
grey
pink
yellow
green
yellow
green
white
brown
C2
COM
OV
IN5
white
brown
OUT 2
External
Input B
grey
pink
grey
pink
OUT 3
External
Input C
3-pair cable
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3. CONFIGURATION
3.1 General rules for conguration via SMS
The conguration is done from instructions sent to the GSM control box (to the SIM card number inside) via SMS
from a mobile phone.
This SMS communication allows the full settings of the GSM control box to be congured from any location.
Other remarks:
- The command can be sent in lower or upper case,
- Spaces between words are mandatory and are represented as follows: = space,
- After each instruction sent by SMS, the GSM control box sends an SMS response to the mobile phone to conrm
the programming,
- It is imperative to attach the chosen PIN code (by default: #1513) at the end of each programming SMS,
otherwise the instruction is rejected.
In the following, the term “PIN code” refers to the PIN code entered in the SIM card and in the GSM box.
At start-up it is code “1513”, thereafter it corresponds to the PIN code you have entered.
3.2 General operation
3.2.1. BLOCK mode
The “BLOCK” mode prevents alerts from being triggered and avoids unwanted triggers during settings if the unit is still
connected to the master clock.
At the end of the conguration, it is therefore necessary to ensure that the “BLOCK” mode is deactivated.
Refer to sections 1.5.1.1 Using the “Stop/Reset” button and 3.3.10.1 Activation and deactivation the “BLOCK”
mode to activate or deactivate this mode.
3.2.2. Contact list and rights management
The GSM box can store up to 50 telephone numbers in 5 di󰀨erent groups (G1, G2, G3, G4 and G5). The GSM box
denes a location for each stored number (one of the 50 available locations) within its memory. For each of the 5
groups, one or more functions on the product are allowed.
To program the product, the following rights are established for each group:
- Group 1 (G1): ALARMSMS, NEWS
Numbers belonging to G1 receive notication SMS messages when an alert is triggered and SMS messages sent to
the GSM control by people who know the PIN code.
- Group 2 (G2): INCALL1, ALARMSMS, NEWS
Numbers belonging to G2 can trigger the A-alert, receive SMS notications when an alert is triggered and SMS
messages sent to the GSM control by people who know the PIN code.
- Group 3 (G3): INCALL2, ALARMSMS, NEWS
Numbers belonging to G3 can trigger the B alert, receive SMS notications when an alert is triggered and SMS
messages sent to the GSM control by people who know the PIN code.
- Group 4 (G4): INCALL3, ALARMSMS, NEWS
Numbers belonging to G4 can trigger the C alert, receive SMS notications when an alert is triggered and SMS
messages sent to the GSM control by people who know the PIN code.
- Group 5 (G5): SMSFORWARD
The numbers belonging to G5 receive the SMS messages sent by the telephone operator on the GSM control.
To avoid malfunctions, a phone number should only be registered in one group. Only one exception is allowed
for numbers that, in addition to the SMSFORWARD (G5) function, want more rights to the product. In this case, the
same number must be registered again in one of the remaining groups (G1 or G2 or G3 or G4) corresponding to
the desired functions.
A number stored in G5 and another group takes up 2 memory locations.
Combinations of groups outside the above dened programming scope are strongly discouraged.

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3.3 Setting via SMS
In order to configure the GSM control box, the following parts of the manual must be followed.
3.3.1. Verication
Before you start programming the product, check that the product responds to your SMS messages with the following
command:
Steps Command to be sent by SMS Description
1STATUS #PINcode Indication of the state of the product at the current time.
3.3.2. Initial setting
Steps Command to be sent by SMS Description
2
SET LANGUAGE EN #PINcode
or
SET LANGUAGE DE #PINcode
Choice of language:
- en: English
- de: German
3SET TIME hh mm DD MM YY
#PINcode
Time setting. hh = hour (00-23), mm = minutes (00-59), DD
= days (01-31), MM = months (01-12),
YY = year(00-95).
Sending this command is required after each power-up
of the product.
4SET NAME NEWNAME #PINcode
Setting the device name (max 15 characters).
Example: newname = NAMEOFSITE*
*Name of your institution (example: V.HUGO School)
3.3.3. Allocation of rights
Steps Command to be sent by SMS Description
5RESET G1 #PINcode Reset the rights for group G1.
6SET G1 ALARMSMS NEWS #PINcode Assign the following rights to group G1:
ALARMSMS, NEWS.
7RESET G2 #PINcode Reset the rights for group G2.
8SET G2 INCALL1 ALARMSMS NEWS
#PINcode
Assign the following rights to group G2:
INCALL1, ALARMSMS, NEWS.
9RESET G3 #PINcode Reset the rights for group G3.
10 SET G3 INCALL2 ALARMSMS NEWS
#PINcode
Assign the following rights to group G3:
INCALL2, ALARMSMS, NEWS.
11 RESET G4 #PINcode Reset the rights for group G4.
12 SET G4 INCALL3 ALARMSMS NEWS
#PINcode
Assign the following rights to group G4:
INCALL3, ALARMSMS, NEWS.
13 RESET G5 #PINcode Reset the rights for group G5.
14 SET G5 SMSFORWARD #PINcode Assign the following right to group G5:
SMSFORWARD.
15 SET SMSFORWARD #PINcode Conrmation of the activation of the function
"SMSFORWARD".

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3.3.4. Setting the OUT relays
Steps Command to be sent by SMS Description
16 SET NAMEOUT1 NEWNAME #PINcode
Setting the name of output OUT1
(max 10 characters).
Example: newname = Intrusion
17 SET INCALL1 2 #PINcode Conguration of relay OUT1.
18 SET NAMEOUT2 NEWNAME #PINcode
Setting the name of output OUT2
(max 10 characters).
Example: newname = Lockdown
19 SET INCALL2 2 #PINcode Conguration of relay OUT2.
20 SET NAMEOUT3 NEWNAME #PINcode
Setting the name of output OUT3
(max 10 characters).
Example: newname = Flood
21 SET INCALL3 2 #PINcode Conguration of relay OUT3.
3.3.5. Setting the IN alarm inputs
Steps Command to be sent by SMS Description
22 SET NAMEIN4 NEWNAME #PINcode
Setting the name of the IN4 alarm input that will appear on
the SMS when the corresponding alert is activated (max
10 characters). Example: newname = Intrusion
23 SET IN4 LH 1 #PINcode Conguration of the IN4 input.
24 SET NAMEIN5 NEWNAME #PINcode
Setting the name of the IN5 alarm input that will appear on
the SMS when the corresponding alert is activated (max
10 characters). Example: newname = Lockdown
25 SET IN5 LH 1 #PINcode Conguration of the IN5 input.
3.3.6. Activation and setting of the alarm
Steps Command to be sent by SMS Description
26 ALARM ENABLE #PINcode Activation of alarm sending.
27 SET IDLEALARM 1 #PINcode Alarm conguration.
3.3.7. Adding contacts
The following step must be repeated for each of the contacts you wish to save in each of the groups.
Please make sure that the contact name (PERSON_NAME) is short (max 10 characters, no spaces
allowed).
Use the same contact name if the contact is registered in 2 groups (the only combination allowed is: G5 +
one other group). It should then be added once to each group.
Telephone numbers must be entered in international format.
Steps Command to be sent by SMS Description
28 SET TEL +33xxxxxxxxx GX
PERSON_NAME #PINcode
Adding a contact (number + name) to the GX group.
(X= 1,2,3,4,5). Replace GX with G1, G2, G3, G4 or G5
depending on the rights you wish to assign to the
contact.
Example: SET TEL +33xxxxxxxxx G1 LUC_ROBIN #PINcode
will add the contact "Luc Robin" to group 1.
This contact will therefore have the rights attached to group G1.

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3.3.8. Checking the contact list
Steps Command to be sent by SMS Description
29 TEST TEL #GX #PINcode
Identication of saved contacts
(name and location) in each group.
(X= 1,2,3,4,5)
Replace GX successively with G1, G2,
G3, G4 and G5.
Check that
groups G1,
G2, G3 and G4
contain distinct
contact names.
3.3.9. Conguration and security check
Steps Command to be sent by SMS Description
30 TEST GX #PINcode
Checking the rights assigned for each group.
(X= 1,2,3,4,5)
Replace GX successively with G1, G2, G3, G4 and G5.
Refer to Section 3.2.2 Contact list and Rights Management
to perform the check.
31 STATUS #PINcode Indication of the product status at the current time for
checking the conguration.
32 SET PIN NEWPINCODE #PINcode Changing the PIN code.
For greater security, once commissioning has been completed and the system has been tested for proper
operation, we recommend changing the previously set PIN code (1513).
Sending the command by SMS (see above): SET PIN 1234 #1513
Important: Do not lose the new SIM card PIN code. A return to factory settings does not change the SIM card
PIN code. After a return to factory settings, the default PIN code expected by the GSM control box is: 1513.
New PIN code to customise Old default PIN code
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3.3.10.Other useful commands
3.3.10.1 Activation / deactivation of the “BLOCK” mode
Steps Command to be sent by SMS Description
ASTATUS #PINcode Indication of the state of the product at the current
time to check the conguration.
BSET BLOCK #PINcode
Activation of the "BLOCK" mode.
Please note that the activation of this function
prevents alerts from being triggered.
RESET BLOCK #PINcode Deactivation of the "BLOCK" mode.
3.3.10.2 Using the NEWS function
Step Command to be sent by SMS Description
ANEWSLETTER: YOURTEXT #PINcode
Sending a message to the GSM control.
Message: 140 characters max.
The sender receives the message back to
conrm that it has been taken into account.
This message will be forwarded to all contacts
in groups G1, G2, G3 and G4 because the
NEWS function is assigned to all these groups.
3.3.10.3 Viewing the contact list and details of a contact
Steps Command to be sent by SMS Description
ATEST TEL #PINcode
Identication of the total number of phone
numbers stored in memory and the number of
numbers stored in each group.
BTEST TEL GX #PINcode
Identication of saved contacts (name and
location) in each group.
(X= 1,2,3,4,5)
CTEST TEL XX #PINcode Identication of the contact (name, number and
assignment) from the location number (XX).
Other commands possible:
Command to be sent by SMS Description
TEST TELNUMBER +33xxxxxxxxx #PINcode
Identication of the contact (name, location(s) and
assignment(s)) from its telephone number.
This command allows you to check whether a
number has already been registered and its
presence in the groups.
3.3.10.4 Changing the name of a contact
Steps Command to be sent by SMS Description
ATEST TELNUMBER +33xxxxxxxxx #PINcode Identication of the contact (name, location(s) and
assignment(s)) from its telephone number.
BSETTELNAME XX PERSON_NAME #PINcode
Modication of the contact name (max 10
characters) from its location number (XX).
This step must be done twice if a number is
stored in G5 and in another group because it
occupies two di󰀨erent memory locations.
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3.3.10.5 Changing a contact’s phone number
Steps Command to be sent by SMS Description
ATEST TELNUMBER +33xxxxxxxxx
#PINcode
Contact identication (name, location(s) and
assignment(s)) from its telephone number.
BSET TELNR XX +33xxxxxxxxx
#PINcode
Changing the phone number of a contact from its location
number (XX).
This step must be done twice if a number is stored
in G5 and in another group because it occupies two
di󰀨erent memory locations.
3.3.10.6 Deleting a contact
Steps Command to be sent by SMS Description
ATEST TELNUMBER +33xxxxxxxxx
#PINcode
Contact identication (name, location(s) and
assignment(s)) from its telephone number.
BRESET TEL XX #PINcode
Deleting the contact corresponding to its
location (XX).
This command is particularly useful for removing the
contact from one group (as it is linked to the number
location and a contact in 2 groups will have 2
di󰀨erent locations) without deleting it from the other
group.
Deleting a location generates a reorganisation of
positioning. If 3 numbers have been registered and
the second number is deleted, slot 3 moves back one
place to slot 2.
Other commands possible:
Command to be sent by SMS Description
RESET TELNUMBER +33xxxxxxxxx #PINcode
Deleting the contact corresponding to its
telephone number.
This command deletes all locations with this phone
number registered in all groups where it is present.
Deleting a location generates a reorganisation of
positioning. If 3 numbers have been registered and
the second number is deleted, slot 3 moves back one
place to slot 2.
3.3.10.7 Deleting the contact list
Step Command to be sent by SMS Description
ARESET TELALL #PINcode Deleting the entire contact list.
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4. EXAMPLES OF USE
In order to illustrate how the GSM control works for triggering an event in a school, here are some examples
of use.
For the rest of the examples, we consider:
- The school is called “Victor Hugo”,
- 7 numbers are stored in the GSM control with the following assignments in the groups:
Contact Telephone number Assignment Group(s)
Police [phone] G3
Town Hall [phone] G4
Headmaster [phone] G2 & G5
Teacher_A [phone] G1
Teacher_B [phone] G1
Teacher_C [phone] G1
Administrator [phone] G5
- a conguration of the GSM control and SIGMA to activate the following alerts:
G2: Intrusion (as a reminder: G2 > INCALL1 function assigned - activates relay output OUT1),
G3: Lockdown (as a reminder: G3 > INCALL2 function assigned - activates relay output OUT2),
G4: Flooding (as a reminder: G4 > INCALL3 function assigned - activates relay output OUT3).
Refer to Section 3.2.2 Contact list and Rights Management for a complete reminder of the rights assigned for
each group.
- a conguration of the GSM control and SIGMA to activate the following alarm feedbacks:
IN4 (alarm input): Intrusion
IN5 (alarm input): Lockdown
• Case of an intrusion alarm triggered by pressing an IP control Box :
If the intrusion alarm is physically triggered by pressing an IP control box in the school, all contacts, except the
Administrator, will receive a warning SMS alerting them of the triggering of the intrusion alarm, as the alarm input
IN4 is dedicated to the escalation of this alarm and all groups (except G5) have the ALARMSMS function assigned.
The warning SMS will be presented as follows (depending on the programming of the GSM control):
SCHOOL V.HUGO 0.48*
----------------
ALARM:
INPUT: alarm was released
IN4(INTRUSION): high
* corresponds to the product version
• Case of a flood alert triggered remotely by an incoming call:
According to the programming described above, only the Town Hall can remotely trigger the flood alert in the school.
To do this, it must call the GSM control number from its number stored in the product ([phone]). However,
there is no dedicated alarm input for this alert, so there will be no warning SMS sent to anyone.
• Case of a lockdown alert triggered by an incoming call:
According to the programming described above, only the Police can trigger the remote lockdown alert in the school.
To do this, it must call the GSM control number from its number stored in the product ([phone]). All contacts,
except the Administrator, will receive a warning SMS alerting them of the Lockdown Alert as the IN5 alarm input
is dedicated to this alert and all groups (except G5) have the ALARMSMS function assigned.
The warning SMS will be presented as follows (depending on the programming of the GSM control):
SCHOOL V.HUGO 0.48*
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ALARM:
INPUT: alarm was released
IN5(LOCKDOWN): high
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5. TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS
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Characteristics Values
Operating voltage................................................ 230V 50/60 Hz
Power consumption............................................. max. 30 mA
Input power.......................................................... 3W on average
External fuse recommended............................... 2A, 250V
Switching power..................................................
(external fuse required)
250 V , 16 A (resistive load)
250 V , 3A (inductive load)
24 V , 16 A
Surge category.................................................... Category III, 300 V
OUT1/2/3 and power supply
Input IN4 / IN5..................................................... Low/L logic from 0 to 1.0 V
High/H logic from 1.5 V to 32 V
GSM-/GPRS module frequency.......................... GSM900: 880 - 915 MHz
GSM1800: 1710 - 1785 MHz
Required cable ends........................................... OUT1/2/3: 2.5 mm²
IN4/5: 1.5 mm²
Antenna supplied................................................. MMCX connector, cable length: 3 metres
Operating temperature........................................ -10°C to +55°C
Relative humidity................................................. 90%, not condensed
Weight................................................................. 450 g
Protection class................................................... IP40
Fastening............................................................. Wall-mounted box
Dimensions.......................................................... See above
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