Elkron CR200 GPRS Assembly instructions

DS80WL42-001A
LBT80937
CR200 GPRS
Wireless Communicating
Alarm System
User
– Installation – Programming Manual
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Système d'alarme sans fil
Notice d’Installation
– Programmation – Fonctionnement
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FRANÇAIS
Table of Contents
1. System Overview .........................................................................................................................4
1.1. Identifying the Parts...........................................................................................................................................4
1.2. Power Supply.......................................................................................................................................................5
1.3. Insert GSM SIM Card..........................................................................................................................................5
1.4. Install the Control Panel ...................................................................................................................................5
2. User Menu ...................................................................................................................................6
3. Programming Mode ......................................................................................................................6
3.1. Walk Test ..............................................................................................................................................................7
3.2. Tel. Setting ...........................................................................................................................................................7
3.3. GPRS Setting.......................................................................................................................................................9
3.4. General Settings.................................................................................................................................................9
3.5. Special Settings................................................................................................................................................10
3.6. Device +/-............................................................................................................................................................12
3.7. SMS Keyword ....................................................................................................................................................15
3.8. Reset GSM..........................................................................................................................................................15
4. Operation ...................................................................................................................................15
4.1. Away Arm ...........................................................................................................................................................15
4.2. Home Arm...........................................................................................................................................................15
4.3. Force Arm...........................................................................................................................................................15
4.4. Disarm .................................................................................................................................................................16
4.5. Tamper Protection............................................................................................................................................16
4.6. Report Sequence..............................................................................................................................................16
4.7. Alarm Activation...............................................................................................................................................16
4.8. Faulty Situations...............................................................................................................................................17
5. Remote Command and Control ...................................................................................................17
5.1. SMS Command Format..................................................................................................................................17
5.2. SMS Command Confirmation / Response ................................................................................................17
5.3. Remote Commands ........................................................................................................................................18
6. MyCR200 Application .................................................................................................................23
6.1. For iPhone..........................................................................................................................................................23
6.2. For Android Phone...........................................................................................................................................27
7. Reporting & Acknowledgement ..................................................................................................33
8. Dialing & Call Acknowledgement ................................................................................................33
9. Appendix ...................................................................................................................................34
9.1. Factory Reset.....................................................................................................................................................34
9.2. CID Event Code.................................................................................................................................................35
10. Technical Specifications ...........................................................................................................37
10.1 CR200 GPRS Control Panel..........................................................................................................................37
10.2 RC200 Remote Controller..............................................................................................................................37
10.3 SD200 Smoke Detector..................................................................................................................................37
10.4 IR200 Pir Motion Detector .............................................................................................................................38
10.5 EIR200 Pir external Motion Detector ..........................................................................................................38
10.6 DC200 Door contact........................................................................................................................................38
10.7 HP200 External Bell Box................................................................................................................................39
10.8 IS200 Internal Bell Box...................................................................................................................................39
10.9 KP200 Keypad..................................................................................................................................................39
10.10 POWER SUPPLY CR200..............................................................................................................................39
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1. System Overview
1.1. Identifying the Parts
1. Backlit LCD Display
2. Green LED
ON: AC Power is on.
OFF: AC Power failure.
3. Yellow LED
ON: Fault Indicator; the Yellow LED will
light up when any fault situation is
detected and turn off when all fault
conditions are restored.
4. Key
—Use this key to move the cursor and
scroll the display upwards
5. Key
—Use this key to move the cursor and
scroll the display downwards.
6. Key
— Use this key for deleting a digit,
canceling the selection, aborting the
current screen and returning to the
previous screen etc.
7. OK Key
—To confirm the keyed-in data or
confirm the selection.
8. Numeric Keys
9. Away Arm Key
— Use this key to Away Arm the system.
10. Home Arm Key
— Use this key to Home Arm the system.
11. Disarm Key
— Use this key to Disarm the system.
12. Buzzer
13. Microphone
14. Mounting Holes & Tamper
15. Tamper Switch
16. DC Jack
—Connect a DC 9V 1A power adaptor.
17. Battery Switch
18. GSM/3G SIM Card Base
19. Wall Mounting Bracket
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1.2. Power Supply
An AC power adapter is required to connect to
a wall outlet. Be sure only to use an adapter
with the appropriate AC voltage rating to
prevent component damage. A DC9V 1A
switching power adapter is used to power the
Control Panel.
Rechargeable Battery
 In addition to the adapter, there is a
rechargeable battery inside the
Control Panel that serves as a backup
in case of a power failure.
 During normal operation, the AC
power adapter is used to supply
power to the Control Panel and at the
same time recharge the battery. It
takes approximately 72 hours to fully
charge the battery.
1.3. Insert GSM SIM Card
CR200 GPRS Control Panel features built-in
GSM module to report alarm or status event to
programed telephone/mobile number.
To Insert your SIM card:
Important: Before inserting SIM card, make
sure to disable your SIM card password.
1. Unlock the SIM card base by sliding the
cover toward OPEN direction.
2. Spring open the SIM card slot and insert
your new SIM card.
3. Replace the SIM slot onto the base lightly.
4. Remember to lock the SIM card base by
sliding the cover toward LOCK direction.
1.4. Install the Control Panel
Locate a suitable position for the
Control Panel
The Control Panel requires an AC power
supply.
The Control Panel should be easily
accessible when entering/exiting your
home.
The Control Panel should not be visible
from outside of the premises.
The Control Panel should not be placed in
a damp place, such as a bathroom,
The Control Panel should not be placed
close to any heat source, such as
microwave ovens, which can reduce
signal strength,
The Control Panel should not be located
alongside other radio transmitting devices
such as mobile phones, cordless phone or
wireless computer network (WiFi) devices.
Important: When drilling into a wall, ensure
that there are no hidden cables or pipes.
Mount the Control Panel
The Control Panel can be mounted on the wall
wherever desired. Ensure the Control Panel is
fitted at approximately chest height where the
display can be easily seen and the keypad
convenient to operate.
1. Using the 2 holes of the Wall Mounting
Cross Bracket as a template, mark off the
holes’ positions.
2. Drill 2 holes on the wall according to marked
position
3. Screw the Mounting Bracket on the wall.
4. Hook the Control Panel onto the Wall
Mounting Cross Bracket.
<IMPORTANT NOTE>
Battery switch is set to OFF by
factory default, please switch the
battery switch to ON after supply AC
power to the Control Panel,
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2. User Menu
The User menu is for you to view system
information and test system functions.
When the system is in Disarmed Mode (Alarm
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press OK to select the function.
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Fault Display
Fault Dsp will become available only when
fault event exists in system, to view the fault
events:
1. Use Up and Down key to scroll through the
screen and view fault event:
2. Press key to leave, you will be asked
whether you want to clear fault display.
3. If you have rectified the fault, press OK to
return to Alarm Off mode, and the rectified
fault event will be removed. (unrectified fault
event cannot be removed)
If you want to keep the fault event, press
to return to Alarm Off mode, the fault event
will remain even if it has already been
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Log
The Log memorizes the last 20 system events
including:
 All Alarm Events with Device ID
 All Fault Warning Events
 All Arming And Disarming Events
 The logged events are displayed in
reversed chronological order (most recent
event first).
 The log is marked with a “Start” label
before the most recent entry and “End”
after the oldest entry.
 To View Log:
1. Use Up and Down key to scroll through the
screen and view log, the most recent event
will be at the start
2. The first line displays the time and date of
event, the second line displays the type of
event, and the third line tells the user or
device that caused the event
Walk Test
Walk Test allows you to test the signal range
of learned in device. To test the device:
1. Press the test or learn button on the device,
refer to device user manual for detail.
2. If the Control Panel receives the signal, the
screen will display device type, attribute,
name and signal strength in RSSI 0~9 scale
accordingly.
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Use GSM Signal function to check current
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be displayed in RSSI scale from 0~9.
P-Mode
P-Mode function allows you to enter
Programming mode for system configuration.
Please refer to next section Programming
Mode for detail.
3. Programming Mode
To Enter Programming Mode:
1. Select P-Mode under User Menu and press
OK. The screen will display:
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2. Enter the Master code (the default Master
code is 1111) and press OK. You will enter
the Programming Menu.
The Programming Mode allows you to control
the system’s advanced settings, including
telephone number, device, and other settings.
Available options are:
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3.1. Walk Test
Please refer to User Menu – Walk Test
3.2. Tel. Setting
This menu is for you to set telephone numbers
for sending reporting, and play/record voice
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Tel. Numbers
Use the function to set a new telephone
number for reporting, or change/delete an
existing telephone number.
A maximum of 6 numbers can be stored. The
reporting prority ranges from A to F, with A
being the highest priority. Each number can
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1. Select the telephone number you want to
edit, press OK.
2. If the slot is empty, you will be asked to enter
a new number.
If the slot already has a number stored, you
will be asked to confirm if you want to change
the number, press “OK” to confirm.
3. Enter the telephone number, press “OK” to
confirm, if you want to delete existing
telephone number, simply press “OK”
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4. Select the report type for this telephone
number, there are 3 choices:
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Voice Report – The Control Panel will dial
the telephone number and play a pre-
recorded voice message according to the
event upon answer.
Telephone numbers assigned to Voice
Report will be marked with “V” at the end in
the telephone number menu.
Digital Report – The Control Panel will dial
the telephone number to report CID event
code(s).
SMS Report – The Control Panel will send a
SMS message to the telephone number to
notify the user. For SMS report, you also
need to select the event type to be reported
with this telephone number:
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 If an Account Number is not set for
SMS Report, the Control Panel will
send a SMS message in Text format
instead. Please refer to Acc. Number
setting below.
5. Select the event type (only in Digital
Report and SMS Report) to be reported
with the telephone number. When an
event type is selected, a letter will be
displayed behind the telephone number in
the Tel.Number menu. The upper cased
letter indicates SMS reporting while the
lower cased letter indicates CID reporting.
 All Event – All events will be reported.
<IMPORTANT NOTE>
Device and Control Panel tamper
detection is disabled under
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Telephone numbers assigned to All
Event will be marked with “X” at the
end in the telephone number menu.
 Alarm Event – Only alarm event will
be reported.
Telephone numbers assigned to
Alarm Event will be marked with “A” at
the end in the telephone number
menu.
 Status Event – Only system status
event will be reported.
Telephone numbers assigned to
Status Event will be marked with “S”
at the end in the telephone number
menu.
Account No.
The Account Number setting option is used to
program your CID and SMS report setting.
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1. Select the account number you want to
program and press “OK” to confirm. The
alphabetical order corresponds to the
reporting numbers set in Tel. Numbers.
2. Enter the account number according to your
reporting number setting and press “OK” to
confirm.
CID reporting:
Enter a 4-digit account number (numerical 0-9
or aphabatical B-F). If no account number is
entered, the Control Panel will not report to this
telephone number as the setting is incomplete.
SMS reporting:
Enter a 4-digit account number (numerical 0-9
or aphabatical B-F). If an account number is
set, the SMS report reports in CID format. If an
account is not set, the SMS report reports in
Text format instead of CID.
Record Msg
This function allows you to edit/record your
address message for Voice Report, the
maximum length of the message is 10 seconds.
Address message will be played when the
system dials to telephone number to notify the
receipient of your address.
1. If no message was previously recorded, the
display will show “Start Recording After the
Beep”
If you have already recorded a message, the
display will ask you to confirm if you want to
change the message, press “OK” to confirm.
2. After 2 seconds, the Control Panel will
sound one beep, you can now start to record
the message
3. Speak clearly and slowly for the Control
Panel to record your address. When you
finish recording, press “OK” to stop
recording, the recording will automatically
stop when it reaches 10 second.
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“Alarm System.”
Test Report
This function allows you to test whether
telephone function is working properly or not
with the pre-set telephone numbers.
1. Preset telephone numbers will be displayed,
select the telephone number you want to
test and press “OK” to confirm.
2. The Control Panel will dial the telephone
number:
3. For Voice Report telephone numbers, upon
successful connection, the Panel will play
pre-recorded voice messages one by one
for 85 seconds before hanging up. The
messages include:
 Address Message
 Emegency Message
 Fire Message:
 Burglar Message
 Medical Message
The call recipient can end the call by
pressing DTMF #9or hang up the telephone.
4. For SMS Report telephone number, a SMS
test report message will be sent. The SMS
message will display “Panel Test Report”.

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3.3. GPRS Setting
This menu is for you to GPRS setting for
reporting event over GPRS network.
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APN
Enter the APN info according to your SIM card
setting, please contact your telecom service
provider for detail.
User name
Enter the Username for the APN according to
your SIM card setting, please contact your
telecom service provider for detail.
Password
Enter the Password to the APN Username
according to your SIM card setting, please
contact your telecom service provider for detail.
Protocol
Select the GPRS reporting protocol according
to CMS requirement.
 Available option includes CID over IP or
SIA DC-09 formats.
Server IP
Enter the IP address of the CMS (Central
Monitor Station) IP Receiver.
Port Number
Enter the Port number of the CMS (Central
Monitor Station) IP Receiver.
Account Number
Enter the account number useb by panel to
send report. The account number must be in
4,6,8 or 16 digits.
3.4. General Settings
You can program your general setting for the
system under this menu.
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PIN Code
The PIN code is used to access the User Menu,
and Arm/Home/Disarm the system. The system
can store up to 4 User PIN Codes, each PIN
code consists of 4 digits.
 User PIN code 1 is set during the First
Time setup process, it cannot be
deleted (the default PIN code is 1234).
 User PIN code 2~4 are deactivated by
factory default.
To set a new PIN Code or change existing
PIN Code:
1. Select the User PIN Code you want to edit,
press “OK” to confirm.
2. Enter the new User PIN Code in 4-digit
number, press “OK” to confirm. If you do
not enter any number, the PIN Code will be
deleted.
3. Assign a user name to the new PIN Code,
press “OK” to confirm.
For entering user name with numeric
keypad, please refer to the following table.
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Master Code
The Master Code is used to access the
Programming Mode for system setting.
 To change the Master Code, enter the new
4-digit code and press OK.
 Master Code factory default is set as 1111.
Entry Time
When a Door Contact (DC) or PIR Detector (IR)
set to Entry attribute is triggered when the
system is under Away Arm or Home Arm mode,
the system will begin a countdown timer
according to Entry Time setting. The system
must be disarmed within before the Entry Time
expires, or an alarm will be triggered.
 Options available are: Disable (alarm
immediately), 10 sec., 20 sec., up to 70
sec. in 10-sec increments.
 20 sec. is set as factory default.
Exit Time
When the system is Away Armed or Home
Armed, the system will begin a countdown
timer according to the Exit Time setting. When
the countdown timer expires, the system will
enter the selected Arm Mode. The user must
leave the premises before the timer expires.
 Options available are: Disable (exit timer
prohibited), 10 sec., 20 sec. up to 70 sec.
in 10-sec increments.
 30 sec. is set as factory default.
Door Chime
This function allows you to decide whether the
Control Panel should chime when a Door
Contact or PIR Detector set to Entry is
triggered under disarmed mode.
 Options available are : High, Low, Off
 Door Chime Off is set as factory default.
Time
This is for you to program the current time to
be displayed. (Hour & minute)
 Use &and OK keys to set the Hour
and Minute
 Press OK to confirm.
Date
This is for you to set the current date.
 Use &and OK keys to set the Month
and Day
 Press OK to confirm.
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date automatically through GSM Base
station regularly.
Panel Siren
This is for you to turn on/off the Control Panel’s
built-in siren.
 Use &and OK keys to select On or Off.
 Press OK to confirm.
3.5. Special Settings
The Special Setting allows you to set specific
configuration for the system.
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This is for you to select the length of time siren
should sound when an alarm is activated. You
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increments or to disable the siren.
 Options available are: 1~15 minute in 1-
minute increment.
 3 minutes is set as factory default.
Exit Sound
This is for you to decide whether the Control
Panel should sound count-down beeps and
volume of beep during Exit Time
 Options available are: High, Low, Off
 Exit Snd Lo (Exit sound Low) is set as
factory default.