EBS LX30B-Q30T Assembly instructions

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LX30B-QxT_Manual_EN-v1.4
LX CONNECTED
Communicator
LX30B-Q30T
LX30B-Q30TU
LX30B-Q40T
with Smart Connector feature
Installation
and programming manual
Instruction version:
1.4
Release date:
30/08/2022
Firmware version:
2.15.1
Version of the EBS Config 2.0:
1.14.8

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DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY
We, EBS Ltd. Co. declare with full responsibility that the LX Connected
communicator meets all requirements provided for in the Directive
2014/53/EU of the European Parliament and of the Council of 16 April
2014. A copy of Conformity Declaration is available at:
www.ebssmart.com.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1.1. LIST OF COMPATIBLE CONTROL PANELS ..................................................... 7
2. FUNCTIONAL AND TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS.................................................. 8
3. ASSEMBLY AND WIRING ................................................................................... 9
3.1. CONNECTING LX30B-QxT .......................................................................... 9
3.2. CONNECTING THE COMMUNICATOR TO DSC CONTROL PANELS ................... 10
3.3. CONNECTING THE COMMUNICATOR TO PARADOX CONTROL PANELS............ 11
3.4. CONNECTING THE COMMUNICATOR TO HONEYWELL CONTROL PANELS ........ 12
3.4.1. Vista Honeywell control panel configuration......................................... 12
3.5. INPUT CONFIGURATION .......................................................................... 13
4. QUICK START PROCEDURE ............................................................................. 13
5. OPERATION .................................................................................................. 15
6. Configuration program ................................................................................... 16
6.1. Initial remarks ....................................................................................... 16
6.2. PC technical requirements ....................................................................... 16
6.3. Smartphone technical requirements .......................................................... 16
6.4. Installation ............................................................................................ 16
6.4.1. PC.................................................................................................. 16
6.4.2. Smartphone .................................................................................... 17
6.5. General menu ........................................................................................ 17
6.5.1. New configuration ..................................................................... 17
6.5.2. Open… .................................................................................... 18
6.5.3. Save as… .................................................................................. 18
6.5.4. Device state ............................................................................. 19
6.5.5. Read configuration .................................................................... 19
6.5.6. Write configuration .................................................................... 20
6.5.7. Events history .......................................................................... 20
6.5.8. Firmware update ...................................................................... 21
6.5.9. Restoring factory settings .......................................................... 21
6.5.10. Connection settings ................................................................ 21
6.5.11. Application settings ............................................................... 23
6.5.12. EBS Config 2.0 –Info ............................................................ 23
7. PROGRAMMABLE PARAMETERS........................................................................ 23
7.1. Summary .............................................................................................. 23
7.2. Communicator (transmitter) settings ........................................................ 24
7.2.1. Service Code ................................................................................... 24
7.2.2. Installer code .................................................................................. 24
7.2.3. User code ....................................................................................... 25
7.2.4. SIM Card 1 PIN................................................................................ 25
7.2.1. Power supply and communication stability .......................................... 25
7.2.1.1. Report power failure longer than ................................................. 25
7.2.1.2. Mobile network watchdog ........................................................... 25
7.2.2. Keypad connection ........................................................................... 25
7.3. Partitions............................................................................................... 26
7.3.1. Arming dalay (time for exit) .............................................................. 26
7.3.2. Disarming dalay (time for entry)........................................................ 26
7.3.3. Arming input ................................................................................... 27
7.3.4. Connected wired inputs .................................................................... 27
7.4. Inputs/Outputs....................................................................................... 27
7.4.1. Wired inputs.................................................................................... 28
7.4.1.1. Response type .......................................................................... 28
7.4.1.2. Mode ....................................................................................... 28
7.4.1.3. Sensitivity ................................................................................ 28
7.4.1.4. Interlocking –After number of violations...................................... 28
7.4.2. Wired output ................................................................................... 29

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7.4.2.1. Output reaction time ................................................................. 29
7.4.2.2. Additional activation conditions ................................................... 30
7.4.2.3. Event control ............................................................................ 30
7.5. SMS Settings ......................................................................................... 31
7.5.1. Validity period of outgoing SMS messages .......................................... 32
7.5.2. Limits ............................................................................................. 33
7.5.3. SMS forwarding 0/5 ......................................................................... 33
7.5.4. SMS notifications ............................................................................. 34
7.5.4.1. Custom SMS messages .............................................................. 34
7.5.4.2. SMS notification 0/5 .................................................................. 34
7.6. RS232................................................................................................... 35
7.6.1. Serial port settings........................................................................... 36
7.6.2. Buffer flushing ................................................................................. 36
7.6.3. Advanced port options ...................................................................... 36
7.6.3.1. Disable data receiving................................................................ 36
7.6.3.2. Disable data sending ................................................................. 37
7.6.3.3. Half duplex mode ...................................................................... 37
7.6.3.4. Check tests sent by device connected to the port .......................... 37
7.7. Phone line ............................................................................................. 37
7.7.1. Use external phone line .................................................................... 38
7.7.2. Disconnect external phone when server connected............................... 38
7.7.3. Minimal time of external phone line voltage absence ............................ 38
7.7.4. Report off-hook time longer than ....................................................... 38
7.7.5. Report when intervals between dialled digits of phone are longer than ... 38
7.7.6. General dialtone .............................................................................. 39
7.7.7. Detect off-hook after ........................................................................ 39
7.7.8. Enable non-volatile control panel messages FIFO ................................. 39
7.7.9. DTMF phone numbers - First and Second numbers ............................... 39
7.7.9.1. DTMF phone number ................................................................. 40
7.7.9.2. Handshake delay....................................................................... 40
7.7.9.3. Protocol ................................................................................... 40
8. MONITORING CENTER –TCP/IP and SMS monitoring ......................................... 41
8.1.1. Security –Encryption key ................................................................. 41
1.1.1. Events ............................................................................................ 41
8.2. Initial states .......................................................................................... 42
8.2.1. Skip initial states ............................................................................. 42
8.3. Events modifiers..................................................................................... 42
9. Connection channels ...................................................................................... 43
9.1. Cellular network ..................................................................................... 44
9.1.1. Mobile network operator profile ......................................................... 44
9.1.1.1. Default profile........................................................................... 44
9.1.1.2. Profiles and profile settings......................................................... 45
9.1.2. Servers........................................................................................... 46
9.1.3. Connection...................................................................................... 46
9.1.3.1. Test events period..................................................................... 46
9.1.3.2. Primary server .......................................................................... 47
9.1.3.3. Backup server........................................................................... 47
9.1.4. Connection stability.......................................................................... 48
9.1.4.1. Mobile data watchdog ................................................................ 48
9.2. SMS Mode ............................................................................................. 48
9.2.1. Mobile network operator profile ......................................................... 48
9.2.1.1. Default profile........................................................................... 48
9.2.1.2. Profiles and profile settings......................................................... 49
9.2.2. Phone number ................................................................................. 50
9.2.3. Test events period ........................................................................... 50
9.2.4. Fast event mode .............................................................................. 50
10. DEVICE PROGRAMMING.................................................................................. 50
10.1. LOCAL PROGRAMING .............................................................................. 50
10.1.1. The first programming of device ..................................................... 51

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10.1.2. Reprogramming of device .............................................................. 51
11. RECEIVING OF SMS MESSAGE......................................................................... 52
11.1. DESCRIPTION OF THE PROTOCOL............................................................. 52
12. LED DIODES INDICATION ............................................................................... 53
12.1. LOGGING TO GSM NETWORK ................................................................... 53
12.2. GSM RANGE........................................................................................... 54
12.3. DATA TRANSMISSION ............................................................................. 54
12.4. RECEIVING OF DTMF DATA ...................................................................... 55
12.5. PROGRAMMING ...................................................................................... 55
12.6. FIRMWARE UPDATING............................................................................. 56
12.7. SIM CARD ERROR ................................................................................... 56
12.8. SYSTEM ERROR ...................................................................................... 56
13. CHANGELOG ................................................................................................. 57

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BASIC INFORMATION
The Smart Connector LX30B-QxT communicator is a modern device
enabling data transmission to the monitoring station in a mobile network
(GSM/LTE) in real time. The communicator is designed in such a way that it can be
connected to the control panel, both using a telephone line and a keypad bus
(Smart Communicator function).
In addition, a distinguishing feature of the LX Connected series are the fully
programmable connectors at the configuration stage, where the installer can
define whether the connector is to behave as an input or as an output using the
program "EBS Config 2.0".
With this solution, an ordinary wired alarm control panel equipped with the
Smart Connector can gain the following features:
•wireless data transmission to the monitoring station and
•the possibility of remote control of the arming.
In order to manage the weapon status, the EBS Security mobile application must
be downloaded from Google Play or App Store.
The connection to the monitoring station makes it possible to transmit data
from the alarm control panel via Contact ID (DTMF) or SIA.
With a telephone line, the LX30B-QxT communicator works with all the most
popular alarm systems.
In case of using a keyboard bus (keypad bus connection), EBS tested the
operation with control panels of the following companies:
•DSC
•Paradox
•Honeywell
A detailed list of the tested models can be found in chapter 1.1 LIST OF
COMPATIBLE CONTROL PANELS.
The use of packet data transmission allows to reduce the costs of alarm
system operation. It is also possible to send text messages to private mobile
phone numbers.
Data transmission security was ensured using modern encryption methods.
256-bit encryption keys and the AES method (Advanced Encryption Standard)were
used. For this reason, receiving such a transmission is possible with the use of the
OSM.Server monitoring system receiver.
The transmitters can be programmed:
olocally with the use of a computer and a dedicated program ‘GPRS transmitter
configurator’
oremotely –via GPRS / LTE link
–via SMS commands,

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1.1. LIST OF COMPATIBLE CONTROL PANELS
DSC
PC1404, PC585, PC1565, PC5010, PC5020, PC1616, PC1832,
PC1864
Paradox
MAGELLAN: MG5000, MG5050, MG5050E;
SPECTRA: SP4000, SP5500, SP6000, SP7000, SP65;
DIGIPLEX: EVO48, EVO192, EVOHD;
Honeywell
VISTA-15P, VISTA-20P, VISTA-21P, VISTA-48

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2. FUNCTIONAL AND TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Transmission channels
GPRS/LTE, SMS, PSTN*
* DTMF dialer required in the alarm control panel
Backup server
YES (GPRS, SMS)
User notifications
SMS (5 phone numbers)
Communication watchdog
YES
Partitions
2
Simulated PSTN line
YES
Protocols supported by telephone input
SIA, ContactID
Outputs / Inputs
8 connectors with configurable role - inputs or
output
Output functions
- mobile network watchdog
- mobile data watchdog
- no connection to server
- no cellular signal
- when incoming call detected form stored
number
- reaction on state of one of the inputs
- full control via server or through SMS
+12V power output
-
Serial interface
RS232 / RS485 (lines: A, B, CLK, DAT)
Size of the event buffer
-
Number of system events stored in
history
min. 5000
Event time stamp
-
GPRS/SMS transmission protection
AES encryption
Status LEDs (functions)
4 LEDs (GSM signal level signalling, device status,
DTMF communication)
Configuration
Remote: GPRS/LTE / SMS, CSD,
Local: from PC via RS232 link (wire required: GD-
PROG, SP-PROG or MINI-PROG-BT)
Remote firmware update
YES
Remote management of the arming
status of the alarm control panel
YES (via the EBS Security mobile application)
Remote update of the alarm control panel
software (downloading)
-
Phone line protection
YES
Card supported
Nano SIM
Supported modems
LX30B-Q30T; LX30B-Q30TU
Modem Quectel EG915U-EU
Bands LTE: B1,B3,B5,B7,B8,B20, B28
Bands GSM: B2,B3,B5,B8
LX30B-Q40T
Modem Quectel EG915U-LA
Bands LTE: B2,B3,B4,B5,B7,B8,B28,B66
Bands GSM: B2,B3,B5,B8
Power supply
parameters
Supply voltage:
13.8 VDC (acceptable: 12-14 VDC)
DC consumption
(medium / maximum):
100 mA / 125 mA @13.8 VDC*
Dimensions
PCB: 102 x 73 x 20 mm
Operating temperature
-10ºC … +55ºC
Operating humidity
5% … 93%
Standards
CE

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3. ASSEMBLY AND WIRING
Switch power off to perform any connection.
3.1. CONNECTING LX30B-QxT
Fig. 1. PCB Communicator board.
Wire connections should be done carefully to avoid short circuits or breaks in the
circuits. Connection points should be protected from the atmospheric conditions.
Use the figure above to connect the transmitter terminals with the following
connections:
Terminal
Description of connectors
+12V
Positive 12-14VDC supply pole
GND
Negative supply pole. Device ground. Common terminal
for inputs and outputs.
ACM
Control connector for monitoring the AC power supply to
an external control panel. If this connector is connected
to the control panel AC connector, the communicator can
verify the presence of power in the control panel.
I/O 1 –I/O 8
Role configurable connectors where the installer, using
the "EBS Config 2.0" program, can define whether the
connector is to behave as an input or as an output. If
configured as an input, the connector behaves as a
typical signal input. If configured as an output, the
connector behaves as a typical OC output.

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T1 –R1
Connections for connecting a telephone communicator of
the alarm control panel.
TIP –RING
Connectors for connecting another transmitter (e.g.
working in another GSM network).
EARTH
Earthing.
A, B
Connectors not used (for future use).
DAT, CLK
Connections for connecting the alarm control panel.
Length of the wires connecting between the transmitter and control
panel must not exceed 3m.
The connectors configured as Outputs are OC type. Do not connect the
output directly to a positive voltage relative to the ground. Do not apply
a voltage higher than 12V. The maximum current that can be controlled,
should not be greater than 100mA.
Don’t connect power supply when GSM antenna isn’t connected, because
it can cause permanent damage of GSM modem.
3.2. CONNECTING THE COMMUNICATOR TO DSC CONTROL
PANELS
Fig. 4. Connection of Smart Connector LX30B-QxT to DSC control panels.
+12V —RED or +AUX
(if the control panel model
does not have a RED
connector, connect to +AUX)
GND —BLK or -AUX (if
the control panel does not
have a BLK connection,
connect to -AUX)
Rx_DAT —GRN
Tx_CK —YEL

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3.3. CONNECTING THE COMMUNICATOR TO PARADOX
CONTROL PANELS
NOTE! Smart Connector function is not supported on Paradox EVO192 control panel
with firmware 7.5 or later.
Fig. 5. Connection of the LX30B-QxT to a Paradox control panel.

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3.4. CONNECTING THE COMMUNICATOR TO HONEYWELL
CONTROL PANELS
Fig. 6. Connection of the LX30B-QxT to a Honeywell control panel.
3.4.1. Vista Honeywell control panel configuration
Vista Honeywell control panels require additional configuration in order to proper
communication between the control panel and the communicator using the Smart
Connector function. To do this you need:
1. Enter the programming mode by entering the installer code [installer code]
and [8][0][0].
2. Then program keypad address 23 for partition 1. To do this, enter [*][1][9][6]
and then [1][0].
3. If you need to use 2 partitions, program keypad address 22 for partition 2. To
do so, enter [*][1][9][5] and then [2][0]. Note! That this step is optional.
4. If you need to use 3 partitions, program keypad address 21 for partition 3.
Enter [*][1][9][4] and then [3][0]. Note! That this address is optional.
5. In the next step, enable Auto-Stay Arm by entering [*][8][4] and then [0].
6. Next, enable Contact ID event sending by LRR by entering [*][2][9] and then
[1].
7. After the above programming, you can exit the programming mode by entering
[*][9][9].
+12V —5
GND —4
CLK —6
DAT —7
ACM —2

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3.5. INPUT CONFIGURATION
NOTICE! The presence as well as the number of inputs on the
communicator depends on its configuration! At the installation stage, configure
the appropriate number of inputs (see section 7.4). The maximum number of zones
is 8.
Inputs IN1 –IN5 might work as normally closed (NC) or normally open (NO).
Additionally inputs might be configured as single end-of-line (EOL-NO or EOL-NC)
with resistors 2.2kΩor as double end-of-line (DEOL-NO or DEOL-NC) with resistor
1.1kΩ.
Examples of connecting sensors to the inputs in various configurations are shown in
figure 6.
Fig. 7. Examples of connecting sensors to the inputs in various configurations
4. QUICK START PROCEDURE
NOTE:
Do not insert SIM card before the first programming of transmitter as it
may block the card if PIN code is required for the card.
This chapter is purposed for users that possess experience regarding
cellular network data transmission systems and who work with OSM.Server
receiver for monitoring system. Other users shall skip this chapter and go
to chapter 5 of this Manual.

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As many users possess protected facilities spread at vast locations, local
programming of transmitter is not always available (with PC computer and
programming cable).
Two phases comprise programming in this option:
a) sending to transmitter of main parameters (with SMS) that enable connection
to receiver (OSM.Server system).
b) full configuration of device with remote programming (GPRS transmitter
configurator and OSM.Server).
Quick start procedure:
a) insert into device SIM card with PIN code 1111 or disabled PIN code,
b) connect power supply for module,
c) send to SIM card number with SMS parameters related to connection of
device to receiver (OSM.Server)
d) waiting for moment, when device indicates connection to OSM.Server
Note: Connection to receiver is possible if the device was registered into it.
Registration procedure has been described in OSM.Server Operation Manual.
e) complete, remote programming with EBS Config.
SMS text message shall provide the following information:
<transmitter’s service code>█SERVER=<server address>█PORT=<server port>█
APN=<access point name>█UN=<user ID number>█
PW=<user password>
Where:
█: space (every parameter shall be separated with space –blank character)
<transmitter’s service code>: factory settings –1111
<server address>: address of communication server purposed for collection of
transmitter signals e.g. 89.123.115.8. In case address is provided as domain e.g.
block.autostrada.com, SMS message shall include DNS1 parameter (address of main
DNS server)
<server port>: Number of port in server that receives messages from a device
<access point name>: defines access point name to GSM network.
If private network is used, SMS message shall provide the following parameters:
UN=<user ID number> and PW=<user password>.
Exemplary SMS is as follows (if we use public network and provide server address
as IP):
1111█SERVER=89.123.115.8█PORT=6780█APN=internet█UN=█PW=
Where:
█: space character

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5. OPERATION
.A device can be configured to maintain communication via GPRS / UMTS / HSPA
network or SMS messages. Communication mode is configurable –see chapter 7.
for more information. As a result the transmitter may be used only at the territory
covered with mobile phone operator network.
If status of inputs is the same as programmed one (NO or NC) a device stays
in a rest. Change of status on any input results in immediate signal transmitting of
this event by the device.
Note:
Each connector configured in the device as an input can be individually defined as
normally open (NO) or normally closed (NC). It means that when in NO, input
shorting will be an active state and, a non-shorting will be an active state in NC.
To avoid an excessive cost of use related in particular to false alarms a device
possesses a programmable analysis of inputs.
All inputs respond only to states change which means that transmitting will
follow only if an active state is on input and maintains during programmed minimum
time. Maintenance of active state longer than a minimum time will result in single
indicating. Another input activation (another transmitting) is possible only after
input reached based state.
Number of messages sent in SMS mode is limited (limit includes also text massages
or answers to orders sent by user).This function provides for cost reduction by
limiting messages e.g. in case of damage of sensor connected to any input. After
passage of programmed time new messages will be sent but only in a number
determined by the user.
Text message on events sent to private phone numbers may be edited.
Configuration of transmitter for cooperation with an control panel’s phone
communicator requires entering into memory a phone number for which transmitter
is to answer.
All programmable parameters are saved in memory and in case of voltage
drop that are not lost. Supply of power starts the transmitter with saved settings.

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6. Configuration program
6.1. Initial remarks
The EBS Config 2.0 application is provided for programming the control panels and
communicators produced by EBS using programming devices and remotely via
UMTS/LTE. Thanks to a thought-out interface and grouping of tabs, using the app is
simple and configuring the device itself is easy and effortless.
6.2. PC technical requirements
Minimum requirements for computer system where configuration software is to be
installed are the following:
Hardware:
•CPU 1 GHz or better, 32-bit (x86) or 64-bit (x64),
•1 GB RAM (for the 32-bit version) or 2 GB RAM (for the 64-bit version)
•4.5 GB HDD space.
Software:
•Operating system: Windows 7 or newer,
•.NET Framework 4.6.1 or newer.
6.3. Smartphone technical requirements
EBS Config 2.0 is currently only available for Android smartphones. Android version
at least 5.1 or newer is required for correct installation and operation of EBS Config
2.0 mobile application.
6.4. Installation
If you have a SIM card with a pre-programmed PIN code other than 1111, you
should first configure the device using the EBS Config 2.0 by entering the pre-
programmed PIN code to the card and only then insert the SIM card into the device.
Otherwise, the card may be blocked (incompatibility of PIN codes).
If you have a SIM card with a disabled PIN code or the PIN code is 1111, you can
insert the SIM card into the device at any time.
6.4.1. PC
Download EBS Config 2.0 for the PC from www.ebssmart.com. After downloading
and opening the downloaded file, the installation process will start, during which you
should choose the installation language, enter data, define the location of the
program components (default location is C:\Program Files\EBS\) and create the
shortcuts to the program (on the desktop or on the quick launch bar).

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6.4.2. Smartphone
Download EBS Config 2.0 for the smart phone from Google Play. After completing
the installation process, you can open the app and start configuration. EBS Config
2.0 interface for the mobile version is the same as for desktop version.
6.5. General menu
After installation and program starting a main view shall be displayed on screen.
General menu is on the right side of the program screen.
6.5.1. New configuration
Opens a new set of parameters for the other kind of devices –control panels and
transmitters. With this option, you can edit the configuration parameters of the
proper device. For LX30B-QxT select LX Connected LX30B:

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6.5.2. Open…
If you have a file with saved settings, these data can be used to program another
device. First of all, specify the catalogue where the file was stored, and then specify
the file name. The obtained data set can be modified by the user. Send the read and
possibly modified data to the alarm panel by switching it into the programming
mode using a dedicated programming device.
6.5.3. Save as…
If you program a number of devices in different configurations, you do not need to
remember each of them. You can save on your hard drive all the device settings
under a specific name and read them later. This feature saves all information from
the configuration windows to the drive. After calling the function a dialogue box
appears asking for the file name. The default data is saved with the following
extension: .cmi.

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6.5.4. Device state
The “Device state” window includes information about the device: serial number,
hardware version, firmware, set date and time. Additionally, the following
parameters can be monitored in real time:
oStatus of server connection,
oStatus of DC power,
oThe GSM/LTE network signal level,
oStatus of the wired inputs,
oStatus of the wired outputs,
oArming mode.
6.5.5. Read configuration
This function reads the information stored in the device memory. Depending on the
defined connection type (see chapter 6.5.10 Connection settings), you will be able
to read the history remotely via LTE/HSPA+, and locally using Bluetooth (SP-PROG-
BT, MINI-PROG-BT) and an RS232 (SP-PROG,GD-PROG) after switching the
communicator into the programming mode (only MINI-PROG-BT automatically
switches to programming mode). By clicking “Read configuration” button, you can
start downloading the settings saved in the communicator’s memory, with a
message bar containing successful/failed reading shown at the bottom of the app.
Data downloaded from the device can be stored and used later for other devices.

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6.5.6. Write configuration
This function is similar to the above, but it allows you to send settings and
configuration to the device memory (select Settings and system config” option). You
can also set the date and internal clock for the device (use field “Device time and
date”). By clicking “Send” button, you can start sending the defined data, with a
message bar containing successful/failed sending information shown at the bottom
of the app.
6.5.7. Events history