CareTech Gustav User manual

Technical Handbook/Service manual

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Revisions
Revision Date Note
21/06/2006
Preliminary
v
ersion.
A 05/03/2010 New default settings Input B
B 21/10/2010 Correction of typing errors in Rev. A
C 18/08/2017 Update
The information contained in this publication in relation to applications is
intended to be used as a suggestion. It is the installation engineer’s duty to
ensure that applications comply with set requirements. The information
contained in this publication may be updated without advance notice.
CareTech AB accepts no responsibility for the use of the contents of this handbook.

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T ABLE OF C ONTENTS
REVISIONS ............................................................................................................................................ 2
1 GUSTAV........................................................................................................................................ 4
1.1 S YSTEM OVERVIEW ..................................................................................................................... 5
1.2 G USTAV UNIT OVERVIEW ............................................................................................................ 6
2 CONFIGURATION...................................................................................................................... 7
2.1 L IST OF PARAMETERS .................................................................................................................. 8
2.1.1 Position-ID .......................................................................................................................8
2.1.2 Magnetic Switch Status..................................................................................................... 9
2.1.3 Input A and B....................................................................................................................9
3 INSTALLATION ........................................................................................................................ 10
3.1 G ENERAL INSTALLATION GUIDELINES ....................................................................................... 10
3.2 I NSTALLATION EXAMPLES ......................................................................................................... 11
3.1.1 Passage detection ........................................................................................................... 11
3.1.2 Position indication.......................................................................................................... 12
4 TECHNICAL DATA .................................................................................................................. 13
5 IMPORTANT INFORMATION ............................................................................................... 13

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1Gustav
Gustav is a RFID beacon sending a specific position-ID to the surrounding
by a magnetic field. The coverage area is very distinct making it possible to
distinguish between different beacons. Different spots inside the building
can therefore have a position-ID assigned to it and passing radio trigger like
CareTech Elvis equipped with RFID logic can pick up the locations and
forward them to the system when necessary.
The main applications:
•Position indication
1
– A series of Gustav units is placed at different locations
inside a building. Each with unique position-ID (001-899) transferring it to
the surroundings with a coverage area that is not overlapping any others.
Elvis is passing trough the building and receives the positions. It is now up to
the radio trigger to forward the information to the system and this will be
done when an alarm is triggered by the user. Giving the personnel the
location of the last spot that the care taker has passed.
•Passage detection
2
– Gustav is mounted in a passage (normally a door). The
position-ID of Gustav is set between 900 and 999 which indicate a non
allowed passage. Gustav can be set to send the position constantly or first
when it is activated by an input or by a magnetic switch. When Elvis receives
the position is it up to the alarm trigger to forward the information to the
system or the carephone. This feature can be set enabled or disabled in the
alarm trigger making it possible for the personnel to carry alarm triggers
without generating false alarms.
Gustav’s features:
•2 programmable inputs for activation of RFID-beacon.
•1 programmable magnetic switch for activation of RFID-beacon.
•1 programmable switch for temporary deactivation.
•RS-485 interface for programming
•Range up to 1.8m
•Wide power supply voltage range 10.5 – 27 VDC.
1
Position indication requires System 5000 with Omni as a master.
2
The position-ID is only available when using Omni as a master. 950i/carephone will only
receive a door alarm (type 28) without position data.

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1.1 System overview
A complete system typically consists of both passage detection and positioning
indication. The orange markers are Gustav beacons configured to be always active.
With position ID set between 001 and 899. The units can be wall or roof mounted
and there is no need for activation/deactivation by the personnel. The main doors
(blue markers) are guarded by beacons with ID set between 900 and 999. These
units are not active unless the door is opened. Temporary deactivation can be made
by the personnel.
An alarm is reset in the system using 950i panel or by assigning the alarm type reset
to one of the buttons of Elvis. The button assignments and how to change them is
described in the technical handbook for Elvis.
Activated by main doors
-
Passage
detection
Always active – Positioning indication

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1.2 Gustav unit overview
LED 1
Constant Green
–
Power is connected
Twinkling Red – RFID beacon is active
Switch 1 0 – OFF
1 – ON
Switch
2
Tempo
rary deactivation of beacon
. D
eactivation time can be set by
programming parameter 1005
J1 1. RS485B
2. RS485A
3. GND
4. V+
5. Input B
6. Input A
7. GND
8. GND
J2 1. RS485A
2. RS485B
3. InputA
4. InputB
5. Not connected
6. Not connected
7. V+
8. GND
Magnetic
switch
For activation of RFID
beacon
LED 1
Switch 2
Mounting holes
Magnetic switch
8 Modular J2
Switch 1
8 connector J1
1

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2Configuration
Gustav has a list of parameters that can be set by the programming unit
8200. The default programming ID (position2) is 999. Please remember to
change position2 if the unit is connected to the system bus since it might
interfere with other units during programming. The patch-cable must contain
RS485A RS485B and GND. Gustav must have an external power supply
attached to connector J1 during the programming procedure.
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External +12VDC power supply to J1.
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2.1 List of parameters
Command Parameter Description
0001
Device ID
Only readable
0002
Program Version
Only readable
0005 Position2 For programming use only
from system 5000
1001 Position-ID Please read chapter 2.1.1
1002
Magnetic Swit
ch
S
tatus
1003 Input A Status Please read chapter 2.1.3
1004 Input B Status Please read chapter 2.1.3
1005 Switch 2 Time Deactivation time in
seconds. 0-255
(30 = Default)
1007 Input A Time Please read chapter 2.1.3
1008 Input B Time Please read chapter 2.1.3
1010
Output Power
Outp
ut power of the
RFID-beacon
0-18 (10 = Default)
0=max 18=min.
2.1.1 Position-ID
This parameter sets the Position-ID of the unit. The input is six character wide
(000000-FFFFFF) but the last three is ignored by the system.
Allowed ID’s for position indication: 001-899
Allowed ID’s for passage detection: 900-999
Example: Setting the ID to 433
Parameter input: 433000

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2.1.2 Magnetic Switch Status
The Magnetic Switch Status can be set to either 1 or 0.
Parameter 1002 – Mag. Switch Status Description
0 (Default) Beacon is not controlled by the Magnet.
1 Beacon is active when the magnet is
removed from the magnetic switch (the
door is opened).
2.1.3 Input A an B
Input A is used for switching Gustav ON/OFF.
In default this function is not activated.
Switching the unit ON/OFF is done with switch 1.
Parameter 1003 – Input A Status Description
0 (Default)
Beacon
is not controlled by Input A
1
Beacon
is active when Input A is
open.
2 Beacon is active when Input A is
connected to GND.
Input B is used for temporary deactivation of the RFID-signal from Gustav.
In default the RFID-signal is activated and will be temporary deactivated
when the input is connected to GND. (Deactivation time see Parameter
1008)
Parameter 1004 – Input B Status Description
0
RFID
-
sign
al is not controlled by Input B
1
RFID
-
signal not active when Input B is
open
2 (Default) RFID-signal not active when Input B is
connected to
GND.
Parameter 1007 – Input A Time Description
0-255 (0 = Default) Activation time in seconds for Gustav
after being
activated by input A
Parameter 1008
–
Input B Time
Description
0
-
255 (
3
0 = Default)
Deactivation time in seconds for the
RFID-signal.

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3 Installation
The coverage area of the magnetic field exposed by Gustav is dependent of the
environment. The main reducing factor is the conductivity of the material of the wall.
Our measurements have shown that good coverage can be achieved in normal
cases but it must always be verified during every installation.
To easily determine the coverage area of the Gustav please do the folloing:
1. Set the position-ID of Gustav between 900 and 999. (Remember to change it
back later)
2. The green LED on Elvis will now twinkle every time a message is picked up
from Gustav.
The most significant factor for the coverage area is the placement of Gustav. It can
also be slightly reduced by changing parameter “1010” between 0-18 (default value
is 10). The installation guidelines differ between the two applications position
indication and passage detection.
3.1 General installation guidelines
There are several things that must be taken into consideration before and under the
installation.
1. The coverage area from one Gustav should not overlap any other units. The
only way of determine this is by testing with the alarm trigger Elvis. If the
building has several floors it’s a must to make sure that the alarm trigger can
not detect a Gustav unit on another floor.
2. Gustav must be reachable for all personal if Switch 2 is used for temporally
deactivation. An external switch can also be connected to input A or B and
deactivate Gustav while any of the inputs are connected to ground.
3. Elvis is designed for low power operation and is set in sleep-mode until the
user triggers an alarm or a RFID-message is received. The battery life time
for Elvis will therefore depend of where the beacons are located. It is
therefore not recommended to install a beacon near a place where the end-
user mostly uses to be for example near the bed.

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3.2 Installation examples
3.1.1 Passage etection
Gustav is normally mounted near a door and is deactivated until the door is opened;
Triggered by the magnetic switch. The magnet should be mounted on the door close
to the Gustav unit mounted on the frame. The distance between them should be less
than 10mm to make sure that the magnetic field is detected by Gustav. The unit can
be mounted beside or above the door.
Figure 1. Typical application. Opening the door activates Gustav for 30 seconds. 20 seconds
deactivation by switch2.
Figure 2. Gustav is mounted above the door frame and is always active. 30 seconds
deactivation by Switch2.
Parameter
Value
1001
937000 (ID = 937)
1002
1 (Activates by magnetic sw.
)
1003
0 (In
ut A Disabled
)
1004
0 (In ut B Disabled
)
1005
2
0 (2
0 sec deactivation, sw2
)
1007
0 (In ut A Disabled
)
1008
0 (In ut B Disabled
)
1010
0 (Max out ut ower
)
Parameter
Value
1001
968000 (ID = 968)
1002
0 (Not controlled by magnet)
1003
0 (In ut A Disabled)
1004
0 (In ut B Disabled)
1005
30 (No effect)
1007
0 (Default)
1008
0 (Default)
1010
0 (Default)
Door
Door frame
Magnet
5-10 mm
Door

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Figure 3. Gustav is active deactivation as long as input A is connected to GND or for 30
seconds when switch 2 is activated.
3.1.2 Position in ication
There is no general way of how to mount the Gustav units when setting up a
positioning indication system. The units can be wall mounted or in the roof. The
most important thing is to get good coverage area in the environment without
overlapping any other unit magnetic field. The only way of doing it is by testing with
an alarm trigger.
Parameter
Value
1001
968000 (ID = 968)
1002
0 (Not controlled by magnet)
1003
1 (Active until in ut A is
grounded)
1004
0 (In ut B
Disabled)
1005
30 (Default)
1007
0 (Default)
1008
0 (Default)
1010
0 (Default)
Parameter
Value
1001
123
000
(ID = 123
)
1002
0 (Default)
1003
0 (Default)
1004
0 (Default)
1005
0 (Default)
1007
0 (Default)
1008
0 (Default)
1010
0 (Default)
Door

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4Technical ata
Voltage 10.5 – 27 VDC
Current consumption 120 mA max
Coverage area Up to 1.8m depending on the environment
Data bus RS-485
Protocol Smart Call System 5000
RFID frequency 125kHz
Inputs 2 programmable Inputs
Size 110 x 70 x 24 mm
Temperature range +5 to +35°C
5Important Information
All systems using radio communication are subject to interference beyond the user’s
control. Products from CareTech are designed to minimise the impact of such
interference. Nevertheless the user must be aware that system components can be
subjected to interference or other influences that may cause malfunction. It is
therefore important to regularly check that every part of the system works in all
areas especially radio communications. Contact your supplier immediately in case of
any suspected malfunction. Users should pay particular attention to the risk of
disruption from products which communicate using the same or adjacent
frequencies. For further information please contact your supplier.
The information contained here is subject to change without notice. The only
warranties
for CareTech products and services are set forth in the express warranty statements
accompanying such products and services. Nothing herein should be construed as
constituting an additional warranty. CareTech shall not be liable for technical or
editorial
errors or omissions contained herein.