Elkron STM200 User manual

TELECOMMUNICATIONS MINISTRY APPROVAL #1997MDSM088
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STM200
Modem Communicator
IS0091-CJ
GB

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Summary
1.0 GENERALCHARACTERISTICS ........................................................................... 3
1 . 1 Modem Communicator STM200 ........................................................... 3
1 . 2 Voice Synthesis SV108 .......................................................................... 3
2.0 INSTALLATION .................................................................................................... 4
2 . 1 Modem Communicator STM200 ........................................................... 4
2 . 2 Voice Synthesis SV108 + KV100 kits..................................................... 5
3.0 BASICFUNCTIONS ............................................................................................. 6
3 . 1 Event Transmission ............................................................................... 6
3 . 2 Call Blocking........................................................................................... 7
3 . 3 Call Handling by Remote Management ............................................... 7
3 . 4 Bypassing the Answering Machine ....................................................... 7
4.0 ACCESSINGMENUS ........................................................................................... 8
4 . 1 Accessing System Engineer’s / Installer’s Menu ................................. 8
4 . 2 Accessing User’s Menu ......................................................................... 8
4 . 3 Accessing Remote Surveillance Menu ................................................. 8
5.0 MENUCOMPARISONTABLE&DEFAULTFACTORYSETTINGS ....................... 9
6.0 FUNCTIONS&PROGRAMMING ......................................................................... 10
6 . 1 Telephone Networks - Country Standards ............................................ 10
6 . 2 Type of Keypad Signal ............................................................................ 10
6 . 3 Testing Telephone Line ......................................................................... 10
6 . 4 Activating Voice Card .............................................................................. 11
6 . 5 Recording Messages............................................................................. 11
6 . 6 Listening to Messages .......................................................................... 11
6 . 7 Repeating Messages............................................................................. 12
6 . 8 Checking on Call Outcomes.................................................................. 12
6 . 9 Programming Telephone Numbers ...................................................... 13
6.10 Pausing during Number Selection........................................................ 13
6.11 Delaying a Call ....................................................................................... 13
6.12 Checking for a Dial Tone........................................................................ 14
6.13 Assigning Telephone Numbers & Transmission Types...................... 14
6.14 Call Backup System ............................................................................... 15
6.15 Assigning Alarms to a Channel ............................................................. 15
6.16 Assigning Alarms to a Telephone Number ........................................... 15
6.17 Selecting Numeric Protocols ................................................................. 16
6.18 Remote Management Access Code ..................................................... 16
6.19 Remote Surveillance Access Code ....................................................... 16
6.20 Answering Machine Function................................................................. 17
6.21 System Engineer’s / Installer’s Callback .............................................. 17
6.22 Making a Test Call .................................................................................. 17
6.23 Making a Customer Assistance Call ..................................................... 17
6.24 Activating Remote Control...................................................................... 17
6.25 Activating Automatic Call Cycles ............................................................ 18
6.26 Assigning Call Cycles to Telephone Numbers .................................... 19
7.0 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS/IMPORTANTNOTICE ....................................... 20

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1.0 General Characteristics
1.1 MODEM COMMUNICATOR STM200
• The Modem – Communicator card “STM200” is the interface between the “MP200” (the alarm or Central Bus
system) and the telephone network for communications in either modem, numeric or voice mode (the latter is
available only if the voice synthesis card “SV108” is also present). The calls are made between the system (Central
Bus) and the following: remote surveillance centers; remote management centers; private telephones
.
• The card can manage both a direct PSTN line (public standard telephone number) and a derivate line from a
PABX (private automatic branch exchange). The telephone line can be used exclusively by the MP200 or even
shared by other secondary devices such as telephone handsets, faxes and answering machines. However, it is
advisable to limit as much as possible, or to avoid, the sharing of the line with other secondary devices.
• You can switch between pulse dialing and tone dialing (DTMF) for the outgoing calls.
• The incoming calls (only in modem mode) are recognized by a programmable ring-counter. The timing and
frequency of the rings are calculated by the system in order to recognize a real incoming call.
• The modem and numeric transmissions are in DTMF and FSK V22 modes.
• The card is a direct connection PLUG-IN type (plug’n’play), and the communications with the Central Bus
occurs through a parallel BUS .
• The presence of the STM200 card is indispensible in the case that the remote management center uses the
dedicated software, i.e. “fast link”, to remote program and remote manage by modem.
1.2 VOICE SYNTHESIS SV108 & KV100
• The Voice Synthesis card “SV108” is complementary to the Modem – Communicator and must be used in the case
of the pre-programming of telephone numbers over which a voice message has to be transmitted. The SV108 card
allows the user to record and retain 10 voice messages in its E-Eprom. They are a basic message, a test message
and 8 specific messages for the events that are handled by the MP 200 system.
• The procedure to record and to listen to also requires the extra kit “KV100” as described further on in this manual,
in paragraph “6.0 Functions & Programming”.
• The information contained in the memory of the SV 108 is retained even in the case of a power failure.

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Electric Wire Connectors
PB outgoing telephone line
PA outgoing telephone line
LB incomingtelephone line
LA incomingtelephone line
2.0 Installation
towards other secondary phone-sets
2.1 MODEM COMMUNICATOR STM200
• The Modem – Communicator STM 200 can be installed while the MP200 system is being setup or at a later date,
as an upgrade. (If installed after the MP 200 is already put into service, remember to detatch the electricity feeding
the mainboard while working on the system!!!) In any event, all work on the connections and subcomponents of the
system MUST always be done in the absence of electricity on the MP200 Central Bus.
• The STM200 is connected to the MP200 mainboard bus by 2 female 8 x 3 pin-strip connectors and 3 spacers, all
of which are supplied in the kit.
• Once installed, connect the telephone line wire pair directly to the connecting terminals, LA and LB. There is no
need to worry about the polarity of the wires. On the other hand, the incoming telephone wires should be
handled with care since an electrical tension supplied by the phone company might be present online.
• If secondary handsets, faxes or answering machines are present, they must be connected on the signal out side
(connectors PA & PB) of the STM200. These connections must be made according to current standards.
• In case the telephone line is occupied by the STM200 card, a relay excludes the access of other secondary units
to the line thus limiting access to it only by the MP200 system.
• Once all of the necessary connections have been made, power can be restored to the MP200 Central Bus.
NOTE: avoid connecting any kind of telephone equipment between the incoming telephone line and the
connectors labeled LA e LB. The only equipment supported is an extra surge protector for telephone
lines (not supplied with kit). This supplementary and optional surge protector should be used, at the
System Engineer’s / Installer’s discretion, in case the STM200 is used in environments where there
is a real risk of electric discharges on the line. In any event, the STM200 unit leaves the factory
equiped with a surge protector adequate for use under normal circumstances as required by existing
legislation at the time of sale.
other
secondary
handsets /
faxes /
answering
machines
<=== incoming telephone line

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VOICE SYNTHESIS
2.2 VOICE SYNTHESIS SV108 & KV100 KITS
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+ _+ _
MIC
• Electrical connections: loudspeaker leads
connection points for a loudspeaker used to listen to recorded voice messages.
+ loudspeaker lead 8/16 ohm, 0.25W
_loudspeaker lead 8/16 ohm, 0.25 W
• Electrical connections: microphone leads
connection points for a polarized microphone used to record voice messages.
+ microphone lead (ELEKTRET type 1 kohm, 50 Hz, 64dB)
_microphone lead (ELEKTRET type 1 kohm, 50 Hz, 64dB
ATTENTION: remember to disconnect the
microphone and loudspeaker after you have
recorded / listened to the ten messages!
volume trimmer for
voice synthesis card
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• The SV 108 is connected to the MP200 mainboard bus by 2 female 3 x 2 pin-strip connectors and 2 spacers, all
of which are supplied in the kit. Turn off the power to the MP200 before connecting the SV100!
• Once the SV108 has been installed it must be activated from the System Engineer’s / Installer’s menu, see
paragraph “6.4 Activating the Voice Card”. After that procedure, you can proceed by recording the messages
/ listening to the recorded messages (paragraphs 6.5 & 6.6) using the special kit (KV100) which contains a
microphone and a small loudspeaker. No provision is made for the permanent positioning of the microphone/
loudspeaker set (KV100). However, they may be removed once you have finished, to be reused in the future if the
need to change recordings arises.
KV100
SYNTHESIS
KIT

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3.1 EVENT TRANSMISSION
• When an alarm event occurs, the Modem communicator STM200 starts the telephone call procedure. The placing
of calls can be immediate or delayed, see paragraph “6.11 Delaying a Call”. In the case that more than one event
is occurring at the same time, all events are transmitted during the same call. The sequence is:
1.Telephone line occupied: signaled by a slow flashing of the yellow LED (L4) on the motherboard.
2.Dial tone Check: if the dial tone check is enabled, the system listens for it. If the dial tone check is disabled,
no checking of the line takes place and calls are placed after about 3 seconds that the line is captured by the
modem. The 2 modes are described in detail in paragraph “6.12 Checking for a Dial Tone”.
3.Type of KeyPad signal: the Modem places the calls using the chosen method (i.e., pulse or DTMF).
4.Controllo risposta: At the end of the call dialing sequence, the Modem waits at most for 1 minute for the dialed
number to answer. With the “Checking on Call Outcomes” function enabled, the Modem is capable of
determining if the number dialed has answered correctly or not (e.g., line is busy or no answer within 1
minute) and proceeds accordingly. The “Checking on Call Outcomes” function can be enabled or disabled
from the System Engineer’s / Installer’s menu. It is always enabled for numeric and Modem calls. These 2
modes are described in detail in paragraph “6.8 Checking on Call Outcomes”.
5.Event transmission: depends on the type of call that is programmed, i.e., voice / Modem / numeric.
· Voice: the appropriate message is sent according to the alarm event that occured. If more than one event
happened at the same time, all the voice messages are sent during the same call. In the case that the
“Checking on Call Outcomes” function is enabled, the basic message is preceded by a sound (beeps) that
helps the person that received the call to understand that what follows is an automatic pre-recorded message.
·Modem and numeric: The Modem sends the data relative to the event and waits for the acknowledgement
signal from the remote control center that received the call. If this signal is recognized as valid by the system,
the call is considered to have been completed successfully. In all other cases, the call will be repeated as
programmed in the enabled ”Checking on Call Outcomes” mode.
6.Release of the telephone line: the yellow LED (L4) is turned off on the motherboard. If there are no other calls
to be placed, the cycle terminates, otherwise the modem continues calling the other pre-programmed numbers.
3.0 Basic functions

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3.2 CALL BLOCKING
3.3 CALL HANDLING BY REMOTE MANAGEMENT
• The Modem - Communicator STM200 is designed to be able to respond to incoming telephone calls originating
from a Remote Management Center using “Fast Link” software. In this case, the Center can connect to the
System’s Central Bus by modem and carry out the required operations.
TheAnswering Machine function is activated from the System Engineer’s / Installer’s and the Remote Surveillance
menus (paragraph 6.20).
If activated, it is possible to program the modem to answer (taking control of the line and making it “busy”) after
a certain number of rings. In the case that the Center receives a signal, indicating that there is an alarm event
to manage, they will immediately interrupt the call to start the normal call cycle to the pre-programmed numbers.
NOTE:Check that the RS232 cable for the Central Bus - local PC connection IS NOT inserted,
otherwise the answering machine function WILL NOT be active.
• The answering machine bypass is a function of the system and it is always active but it is not programmable from
a menu. Its purpose is to bypass an answering machine or fax that might be on the same telephone line as the
MP200byforcingthesystemtoansweracallcomingfromaRemoteManagementCenterbeforetheothermachines
cando so.Thebypass answeringmachinefunction isaprerogative ofthe Remote Management Center which must
have the Fast Link software with the function enabled. To optimize the procedure, we recommend that you set the
answering machine or fax to at least 2 rings and to enable the answering machine function (paragraph 6.20) of the
MP200programming the number of rings to beGREATERthanthe number of rings setas the number of rings auto-
answer on the answering machine or fax.
• The mechanism functions like this:
1.On receiving the first ring of the first call, the MP200 senses the incoming call but DOES NOT pick up the line
(which would cause it to be “busy”) since it must first count a certain number of rings.
2.The Remote Management Center hangs up, interrupting the call after the first ring and after a pre-programmed
delay (from 5 to 30 sec.), they make a second call. This operation is done automatically by the Fast Link
software that the Center must have.
• On receiving the first ring of the second call, the MP200 immediately picks up the phone, thus occupying the line
and connecting to the Remote Management Center, without waiting to count the number of rings. This way the
answering machine or fax is bypassed, having received only 1 ring, leaving the line free for the MP200 bus.
3.4 BYPASSING THE ANSWERING MACHINE
• A cycle of calls that was generated accidentally can be blocked. The way to block the call cycle depends on the
timing of the call delay (paragraph 6.11) and on the type of event transmitted.
- If a call delay has been programmed for an Intruder Event (Instant, Delayed, Path Delay, Last Exit) introducing
a valid key (DK40) in a key reader or entering a valid access code (User, System Engineer / Installer, Remote
Management) on the keypad within the delay time will completely block the call cycle. The involved sensors
(outputs) will also be deactivated.
For alarms of the Theft / Intruder 24hr (24hr silent, 24hr with siren, Tamper / Sabotage), 24H (Panic with
siren, Silent Panic, Fire, Technological) or Control (Fault) types, the call cycle will be blocked only by entering
the System Engineer’s / Installer’s access code, if it has been enabled.
- If a call delay has not been programmed, an alarm event in any case will cause the system to call the first
programmed telephone number of the call cycle. The voice or modem calls to the following numbers can be
blocked with a key or an access code, as described above. However, the telephone numbers following the first
one, which are programmed in numeric mode, will be placed without any possibility to block them.
• In the case of voice calls to more than one telephone number, the user that answers can interrupt the call cycle
to the numbers that follow by entering the number “12” (in DTMF) on the telephone at the end of the message
after hearing a particular sounding tone emitted by the central system.

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4.1 ACCESSING SYSTEM ENGINEER’S / INSTALLER’S MENU
• The System Engineer / Installer, if enabled by the Main User, can access the System Engineer’s / Installer’s
menu by entering his personal access code (default 333333) on any configured Keypad KP200D. Go to the
“Programming” menu and go on until you come to the “TTF - Modem” menu. Use the navigation buttons as
described in paragraph 5.1 of the “Functions & Programming” manual for the MP200.
4.2 ACCESSING USER’S MENU
• The User’s menu is comprised of options which users with access codes up to the 2nd operating level can
access. To do so, the user must enter his user’s access code on any configured KeyPad KP200D and navigate the
various options until reaching the ones available to the user code entered. Use the navigation buttons as described
in paragraph 1.0 of the “User’s” manual for the MP200.
4.3 ACCESSING REMOTE SURVEILLANCE MENU
• The Remote Surveillance Center, if enabled by the user, can access the Remote Surveillance menu by entering
their access code (default 444444) on any configured Keypad KP200D. Go to the “Programming” menu and go on
until you come to the “TTF - Modem” menu. Use the navigation buttons as described in paragraph 5.1 of the
“Functions&Programming”manualfortheMP200.Theaccess code for the RemoteSurveillanceCenterisenabled
at the same time that the System Engineer’s / Installer’s access code is enabled.
4.0 Accessing menu

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• All of the programming states regarding the Modem – Communicator STM200 are listed in the below table. An “X”
indicates which of the 3 groups can access that function. The default factory settings are also indicated.
S.M. U.M. R.M. Programming Default Factory Settings
X Telephone network Italian system
X Dialing method Tones
X Testing telephone line Deactivated
X Activating voice card No voice card (optional equipment)
X Recording messages - -
XX Listening to messages - -
X Repeating messages 3 times
X Checking on voice call outcomes Deactivated
If deactivated: Number of call cycles 2
XX X Programming telephone numbers No number is pre-programmed
X Pausing during number selection 2 seconds
X Delaying a call 0 seconds
X Checking for a dial tone Activated
XXAssigning telephone numbers & Transmission type 1 to 6 (voice)
XXCall backup system Activated
XXAssigning alarms to a channel 1Intruder / Sabotage 2Theft 3 Fire
4Technological 5Panic 6Remote Assistance
7ON/OFF 8Fault / Breakdown
XXAssigning alarms to a telephone number No association
XXSelecting numeric protocols IDP
X Remote management access code 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5
XRemote surveillance access code 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6
XXAnswering machine function Activated (2 rings)
XX X System engineer’s / Installer’s Callback - -
XCall cycles Deactivated
XAssigning call cycles to telephone numbers No association
XXSystem engineer’s / Installer’s automatic callback Deactivated (Function not available)
XXCustomer assistance call (Function not available)
XRemote access activation Remote management & surveillance
Deactivated (Function not available)
S.M. = System Engineer’s / Installer’s Menu
U.M. = User’s Menu
R.M. = Remote Surveillance Menu
5.0 Menu comparision table & Defaults

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6.0 Functions & Programming
• This paragraph illustrates all the functions available for the Modem – Communicator and how to program them.
The functions available to each type of user (System Engineer or Installer / Main User / Remote Surveillance)
are shown in the Menu Comparison Table (see paragraph 5.0).
• The choice of the telephone network determines the standard parameters of the public telephone line connected
to the Modem Communicator. The available phone networks are:
I = Italy E = Spain F = France P = Portugal A = Austria
CZ = Czech Republic D = Germany PL = Poland GB = England GR = Greece
OK Network I?
N/O
Program Network?
O/N
press NO to switch to next
type of network
pressOKtoconfirm the type
of network selected
6.1 TELEPHONE NETWORKS - COUNTRY STANDARDS
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6.2 TYPE OF KEYPAD SIGNAL
OK Dialing Pulse? O/N
• The Modem Communicator can make both pulse and DTMF types of calls.
Choose the correct setting according to what kind of telephone line is installed.
Dialing DTMF? O/N
Dialing Telephone?
O/N
press NO to move to next
choice
press OK to confirm the
selection
>
• It is possible to enable / disable the automatic test of the telephone line. This test consists of the periodic check
by the Modem - Communicator for the presence of the dial tone, without, however, any real calls being placed.
When this function is enabled there are two programming modes: always enabled 24hr on 24 or only when the
system is partially or totally activated.
• The Modem - Communicator places a test call every 15 minutes according to the chosen mode, making the line
go busy and checking for a dial tone. If the dial tone passes as being valid, the line is immediately freed up until
the next test call is placed. If the dial tone is not found, the Modem keeps trying for 1 minute. If during that time
the line is still considered to be not present the line is freed up and LED 3 lights up on the Central Bus Unit and
the pre-programmed outputs “Telephone Line Alarm” are activated, if programmed. A Telephone Line Test
which failed is written to the Events Log as “Beginning Fault” along with the details for “Modem 01”. LED 3
remains lit until the next test call that concludes “postively”.
6.3 TESTING TELEPHONE LINE
Test Line
Telephone? O/N OK Test Line Enabled?
O/N Test Line
System ON? O/N
if enabled
press NO to move to next choice
press OK to confirm the selection
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NOTE: If enabled, thecheckingforadialtoneisperformedaccordingtothechosenmode,indipendently
from the activation or not of the function (see paragraph: “6.12 Checking for Dial Tone”).
OK >
Test Line Disabled?
O/N Test Line 24hr? O/N
S.M.
S.M.
S.M.