bolid UO-4S Revision 02 User manual

The Bolid Company, Russia; 4 Pionerskaya Str., Korolev, Moscow Region 141070
Tel./Fax: [phone] (PBX), 777-40-20, 516-93-72
E-mail: [email protected], http://bolid.ru
Orion ISS
GSM Four-Input Alarm Panel
UO-4S Rev.02
User’s Manual

This User’s Manual is intended to help for studying operability and maintenance principles of
UO-4S Revision 02 GSM Four-Input Alarm Panel.
Please read the instructions from this manual completely before connecting, adjusting, oper-
ating, or maintaining this device
The following terms are used throughout the Manual:
Alarm Loop: The electrical circuit with non-addressable fire or intrusion detectors (or other non-
addressable devices) included. Actuation of a single detector brought in an alarm loop
causes activation of the loop as a whole, so the actuated detector can be located only with
the accuracy of an alarm loop.
Zone: A minimum part of the security and safety installation that can be monitored and controlled
independently. Depending on the context, the term “zone” in an Orion ISS can be understood
as an alarm loop, an addressable detector, a monitored circuit of an input module etc.
Partition: A number of zones that can be controlled by user as a whole. As a rule, zones are
combined into partitions depending on their locations (e.g., one partition can involve all
zones in a single premise)
Arm/Disarm: This action means activation or termination of monitoring of defense zones and
triggering alarms
Integration Time: A time interval during which alterations of loop resistance are not considered as
loop’s being activated and the alarm loop doesn’t proceed to an alarm status
Network Address (Address): A unique number of the device (from 1 to 127) within a local RS-485
Orion ISS Network

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Table of Contents
General................................................................................................................................................5
Specifications ......................................................................................................................................6
Standard Delivery ..............................................................................................................................7
Operation Principles..........................................................................................................................8
General Layout and Main Functions.......................................................................................8
Operation Modes....................................................................................................................9
Indication..............................................................................................................................11
Alarm Loops.........................................................................................................................13
Relay Control .......................................................................................................................14
Credential Programming Mode.............................................................................................15
Arming and Disarming by means of Dallas iButtons..................................................................17
Controlling UO-4S Remotely by SMS......................................................................................18
Inspecting Panel Operation in the Test Mode...........................................................................19
Transmitting Notifications........................................................................................................20
Mounting...........................................................................................................................................23
Mounting the Device.............................................................................................................23
Programming....................................................................................................................................27
Programming UO-4S............................................................................................................27
Running Configuration Tool..................................................................................................28
Tab «Device».........................................................................................................................29
Tab «Alarm Loops» ................................................................................................................32
Tab «Telephones»...................................................................................................................33
Tab «Message Filter»..............................................................................................................36
Tab «Credentials» ..................................................................................................................37
Tab «Zones and Partitions» .....................................................................................................40
Tab «Message Descriptors».....................................................................................................41
Tab «GPRS Settings»..............................................................................................................42
Maintenance......................................................................................................................................44
Storage, Transportation, and Warranty........................................................................................45
Storage ................................................................................................................................45
Transportation......................................................................................................................45
Warranty ..............................................................................................................................45
Appendices........................................................................................................................................46

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Appendix A. Contact ID Protocol.......................................................................................... 46
Appendix B. User’s SMS...................................................................................................... 48
Appendix C. Egida-2 SMS................................................................................................... 49
Appendix D. Egida-3 SMS................................................................................................... 50
Appendix E. Voice Messages .............................................................................................. 53
Manufacturer Data..........................................................................................................................54

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GENERAL
UO-4S Revision 02 GSM Four-Input Alarm Panel (hereinafter referred to as the UO-4S or the
panel) is designed to be used in centralized and standalone intrusion and fire alarm systems for industrial,
business, and residential premises (enterprises, banks, offices, hospitals, shops, warehouses, residential
buildings, etc.).
The UO-4S can operate both in standalone mode and as part of an Orion integrated security
system as a device transmitting notifications through GSM cellular communication channels.
In accordance with classification of Russian Standard ГОСТ Р53325-2012 the UO-4S rev.02
panel can be used as:
1. An object terminal device;
2. A module in a modular control and indicating equipment consisting of S2000M
Monitoring and Control Panel, S2000-SP1 Executive Relay Module, and UO-4S Revision 02 Four-
Input GSM Alarm Panel.
For both the applications the UO-4S must be powered by an external battery backed power
supply which meets the requirements of ГОСТ Р53325-2012.
It is not allowed to use relay outputs of the UO-4S to control actuators of automatic fire-
fighting equipment.
There are no potential hazard circuits within the panel.
The design of the panel meets the requirements of electric and fire safety in line with
Russian Standards ГОСТ 12.2.007.0-75 and ГОСТ 12.1.004-91.
The panel is designed to provide its fire safety while emergency operating and on
violations of operation rules in accordance with Russian Standard ГОСТ 12.1.004-91.
Do SHUT OFF power from the panel before mounting, installing, and maintaining this
one.
Mounting and maintenance of the panel should be carried out by persons with the second
or higher electric safety qualification level.

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SPECIFICATIONS
Alarm Inputs (Alarm Loops) 4 Initiating Device Circuits
Input voltage in the quiescent mode 6 to 12 V
Integration Time 300 ms
Max current drawing through an alarm loop 12 mA
Max resistance of wires without regards to termination
resistance 1 kOhm for intrusion alarm loops, 100 Ohm for fire alarm loops
Min leakage resistance between the alarm loop wires or
between each wire and the earth 20 kOhm for intrusion alarm loops, 50 kOhm for fire alarm loops
Outputs 3 Relay Outputs
Max Switched Current 1 A dc
0.5 A ac
Max Switched Voltage 24 V dc
100 V ac
Max Switched Power 10 W
External Reader Dallas iButton Reader
Max number of readers connected in parallel 4
Max number of light indicators to be connected to the
LED terminal 1
Distance between the UO-4S and the reader 100 m max at wire diameter at least 0.5 mm
Credential Memory Capacity 16 codes
Communication Port RS-485
Protocol Orion
Non-volatile Event Log 128 events for transmission via GSM channel
60 events for transmission over RS-485 interface
Input Power An external uninterrupted power supply
Rated Voltage 10.2 V to 15 V
Consumed Current
Max values:
150 mA in the quiescent mode
200 mA when sending a notification
1 A is the peak consumed current
Resistance to Climatic Effects Category 03 in line with ОСТ 25 1099-83
Operating Temperatures Minus 30°C to +50°C
Relative Humidity Up to 98% at +25°C
Ingress Protection Rating IP20
Overall Dimensions 156 mm ×
××
×107 mm ×
××
×39 mm
Weight About 0.3 kg

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STANDARD DELIVERY
Item Q-ty
UO-4S Revision 02 GSM Four-Input Alarm Panel 1 pc.
Antenna 1 pc.
Installation Manual 1 pc.
Datasheet 1 pc.
iButton 1 pc.
Half-round head woods screw 3×25 3 pcs.
Wall plug 6х30 S 3 pcs.
DIN 7982 flat head tapping screw with cross drive 2.2×6.5 1 pc.
Resistor MF 1/2W-8K2-5% 4 pcs.
UO-4S-to-PC connecting cable 1 pc.
If an external antenna should be installed with the device then the one of the following products can be
provided in addition:
Product Description
Antenna ANT GSM ADA-0071-SMA GSM dual-band magnetic mount antenna. Gain: 4 dB.
Cable length: 2.5 meters.
Antenna ANT GSM ADA-0062-SMA GSM dual-band glass mount antenna. Gain: 2.5 dB.
Cable length: 2.5 meters.
Antenna ANT GSM ADA-0070-SMA GSM dual-band magnetic mount antenna. Gain: 2 dB.
Cable length: 2.5 meters.
The device is not designed to be used in aggressive or dust environments or in explosion hazardous
premises. The ingress protection rating is IР20 in line with Russian Standard ГОСТ 14254.
As to resistance to mechanical attacks the device falls into the 03 placement category in accordance
with Russian Standard ОСТ 25 1099-83.
As to electromagnetic emission and resistance to industrial radio interference the panel meets the
requirements of at least third severity level in line with Russian Standards ГОСТ Р50009, ГОСТ
30804.4.2 , ГОСТ Р51317.4.3.
The mean time between failures of the device in quiescent mode should be at least 35000 hours
which is equivalent to the probability of no failure 0.97 within 1000 hours.
The probability of a failure which can trigger a false alarm response of the device is no more than
0.01 per 1000 hours.
The average lifetime of the device is 10 years.
The content of precious materials: no need to account for the storage, disposal and recycling.
UO-4S rev.02 User’s Manual can be downloaded from the company site http://bolid.ru in the
section PRODUCTS at the page of UO-4S rev.02.

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GENERAL LAYOUT AND MAIN FUNCTIONS
Figure 1. UO-4S Layout
The UO-4S comprises the following hardware elements:
•Tamper switch;
•Beeper;
•Seven information LEDs;
•XР2 Mode Select jumper;
•XР3 620 Ohm pull-up resistor jumper;
•Two slots for primary (the lower one) and backup SIM cards;
•25-input terminal block for connecting a power supply, RS-485 interface bus, a 220V monitoring
circuit, an operating loop, four alarm loops, three actuation devices, and a reader for reading
iButtons or Proximity cards;
•Terminal blocks for connecting a microphone/speaker.
The main functions of the UO-4S are:
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•Monitors conditions of four inputs (alarm loops).
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•Monitors for 220 V mains power conditions (closing the contacts 5 (“Кпит”) and 6 (“0 В”)
means a mains failure while opening of these contacts means restoring power conditions).
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•Controls three relay outputs depending on conditions of alarm loops and communication chan-
nel.
•Provides arming and disarming by means of iButtons or Proximity cards.
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•Transmits notifications through GSM 900/1800 cellular communication channels providing
backup operation (the second SIM card).
•Provides transmitting to five phone numbers with programming the following notification types
for every phone number:
oContact ID (ADEMCO),
oUser SMS,
oEgida-2 SMS,
oEgida-3 SMS,
oCSD,
oCSD (DC-09),
oGPRS (DC-09)
oVoice Message,
oPhone Call.
•Provides filtering messages to be transmitted based on the programmable notification filter.
•Polls Orion system devices and transmits messages from these devices:
oUnder an S2000/S2000M control console or Orion Pro Workstation (Slave 1 and Slave 2
modes),
oWithout a control panel (Master mode).
•Enables remote controlling by received SMS messages:
oArming/disarming own alarm loops,
oArming/disarming partitions (Slave 1 and Slave 2 modes),
oRequesting for partition states (Slave 1 and Slave 2 modes),
oSwitching the relay outputs on/off,
oChanging phone numbers for subscribers,
oChanging Object Number.
•Provides light and sound indication of conditions of its own alarm loops, power supplies and
communication channel; this indication can be disabled.
•Provides sending test messages for link control.
•Provides automatic (and on-request) checking of the balance on the SIM cards.
•Provides protection against reading out the configuration.
•Transmits events about lost/restoring of communication channels with subscribers to the
S2000M control panel and to directions for transmission.
OPERATION MODES
The UO-4S provides operation in the following operation modes:
Standalone
This mode is intended for standalone use of the panel. In this mode the UO-4S does not
communicate data over the RS-485 interface.
•The UO-4S monitors and transmits only its own states of alarm loops, power conditions, and
communication conditions.
•Alarm loops are armed and disarmed by means of a credential, an operating alarm loop, or
remotely via GSM channel.

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Slave 1, Slave 2
This mode is in use when the UO-4S operates as part of Orion integrated security system under an
S2000 or S2000M monitoring and control panel.
Transmitting notifications via UO-4S is supported by S2000 panels of versions 1.12+ and all
versions of S2000M panels.
To transmit notifications from an S2000/S2000M panel through the UO-4S, the
S2000/S2000M panel should be programmed with the help of PProg utility – see the
panel’s manual.
The Slave 1 operation mode is to be selected when panels S2000 or S2000M of versions 2.01-
2.03 are in use.
For control panels S2000M of versions 2.05 and higher and Orion Pro software 1.11 SP2 and
higher the operation mode Slave 2 must be selected.
The UO-4S transmits not physical numbers of zones but unique Contact ID numbers of
zones, readers, relays, and state zones of devices which are assigned to these objects in
PProg for S2000Мcontrol panels of versions 2.04 and higher or added to the UO-4S
configuration on Zones and Partitions tab for control panels of lower versions.
Numbering of Contact ID zones (relays, device states) in the control panel
configuration (in PProg.exe) must be continuous.
When the UO-4S operates in one of the slave modes all the credentials should be
enrolled in the control panel (up to control panel version 3.0.3), otherwise all messages
about arming and disarming are transmitted without a user number.
When the UO-4S operates in the Slave 1 / Slave 2 operation mode:
•The maximum number of partitions is 99;
•The maximum number of zones is 128;
•The maximum number of user credentials is 255.
Master
This mode is intended for transmitting notifications from such Orion devices as S2000-4, S2000-
KDL, Signal-20, Signal-20M, Signal-20P, Signal-10, S2000-ASPT in a system without an
S2000/S2000M control panel or Orion Pro workstation.
When the UO-4S operates in the Master operation mode:
•The maximum number of partitions is 99;
•The maximum number of zones is 128;
•The maximum number of user credentials is 255;
•There cannot be two or more UO-4S in the Master mode used in the same network. Also no
UO-4S in the Master mode can be used in one network together with a control panel.
•The XP2 jumper (see Figure 1) must be removed (open) for the Master mode. For all other
modes (Standalone, Slave 1, Slave 2) the jumper must be put on (closed).