M2M Easy 2 User manual

M2M Easy 2
Security Communicator®
Installation Guide
for firmware v2.1 R08
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Rev: 2.2
2017-02-09

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Document specifications
This documentation was compiled for the M2M Easy 2 Security Communicator
®with the
SW v2.1 R08 or newer versions, which were developed by WM Systems LLC. , and contains the
step-by-step description of its installation, the program update process and the detailed
introduction of the setup parameters necessary for its operation.
Document Type:
Installation Guide for v2.1 R08
Device:
M2M Easy 2 Security Communicator
Author:
Tóth Csaba, Benyhe Tamás, Tóth
Zoltán, Horváth Attila Tamás (WM
Systems LLC.)
Contact:
Email: [e-mail]
Checked by:
Tóth Zoltán, Kim Balázs, Horváth Attila
Tamás
Document revision:
REV 2.2
Pages:
85
Hardver version:
v8.21
Firmware version:
V2.1 R08
Bootloader version:
REV 0.95
EasyTerm Software version:
REV 1.3.1 2017.01.19.
Document Status:
Final
Availibilty:
Public
Made at:
2nd of July, 2014.
Last Modification:
9nd of Februar, 2017.
Valid from:
9nd of Februar, 2017.

Table of Contents
1. Connecting the ports ......................................................................................4
1.1 Connecting/wiring possibilities................................................................................................4
1.2 Wiring .................................................................................................................................6
1.3 LED signals......................................................................................................................... 10
1.4 Operation requirements....................................................................................................... 14
2. Installation of the device .............................................................................16
2.1 Installation on location site .................................................................................................. 16
2.2 Turning on the device ......................................................................................................... 17
3. Connecting the device to a computer ...........................................................19
3.1 Required software components ............................................................................................ 19
3.2 Connecting with a computer................................................................................................. 20
4. EasyTerm (configuration, software refresh) .................................................21
4.1 Introducing the EasyTerm tool ............................................................................................. 21
4.2 Connecting to the device ..................................................................................................... 22
4.3 Status and device data ........................................................................................................ 25
4.4 Terminal window, communication messages.......................................................................... 26
4.5 File handling....................................................................................................................... 26
4.6 Contact list for output control and gate opening..................................................................... 28
4.7 Firmware upload/refresh...................................................................................................... 30
4.8 Device restart ..................................................................................................................... 33
4.9 Factory default settings ....................................................................................................... 33
4.10 Manual arming.................................................................................................................. 34
4.11 Gate opening .................................................................................................................... 34
4.12 Disabling zones (Bypass mode) .......................................................................................... 35
5. Configuring the Easy 2 ................................................................................37
5.1 GSM transmitter settings...................................................................................................... 37
5.2 Transmitting to Enigma IP-receiver (Settings)........................................................................ 39
5.3 GPRS transmitting settings................................................................................................... 43
5.4 Standalone Alarm System mode settings ............................................................................... 50
5.5 Monitoring input lines and gate opening settings.................................................................... 60
5.6 Further safety settings......................................................................................................... 66
5.7 Firmware update/refresh from FTP server ............................................................................. 68

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6. Further information about operation of the Easy 2 ......................................70
6.1 Primary and secondary communication channel ..................................................................... 70
6.2 Using the secondary channel................................................................................................ 70
6.3 Signalling by GSM call.......................................................................................................... 71
6.4 Receiving the signalling of events ......................................................................................... 71
6.5 Life signals ......................................................................................................................... 71
6.6 Voice call notification (ringing) ............................................................................................. 72
6.7 Gate opening...................................................................................................................... 72
7. Configuration by SMS messages ...................................................................73
7.1 Authentication command ..................................................................................................... 73
7.2 Query commands................................................................................................................ 75
7.3 Parametrizing by commands ................................................................................................ 75
7.4 Examples for SMS command parameters............................................................................... 77
8. CID code table .............................................................................................80
9. Troubleshooting ...........................................................................................82
9.1 A failure signed by the LED flashing ..................................................................................... 82
9.2 Signing the status and signal strength problems .................................................................... 83
10. Support availability .....................................................................................86
10.1 Support help..................................................................................................................... 86
10.2 Product support ................................................................................................................ 87
11. Legal notice ................................................................................................88

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Chapter 1. Connecting the ports
4.12 Connecting/wiring possibilities
Input, output connections
1 –SIM-card holder (push-insert)
2 –SMA antenna connector (GSM/GPRS antenna, 50 Ohm)
3 –PWR +/-: Power supply connector (8-24VDC, min. 800mA)
4 –IN1, IN2: 2pcs connector for input lines (for sensors, sabotage)
5 –Jumpers for the input lines (IN1, IN2) to select the operation mode (voltage, contact
(cut or short))
6 –OUT: 1pc relay output (for switching a siren/bark)
7 –ALR: Alarm line (TIP RING input (for alarm center analogue phone line connection)
8 –PROG: RJ11 connector (for configuration, software upload) for RJ11-RS232 cable
9 –Expansion board connector (used in case of applying the Easy 2 IO expander)

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1.2 Wiring
Preparation
Take the 4 spacer fixing tabs provided with the device, and place them into the PCB holes as
shown in the picture.
Prepare a screwdriver, the 2 terminal blocks
provided with the device, and the stripped
wire pair necessary for connection, with
appropriate distinctive colors (power
connector –e.g. black-red, input-output wire
pairs –e.g. black-blue, alarm input –e.g.
black-white).
Connecting the inputs
The device has 2 input lines (IN1, IN2),
where sensors can be connected by connecting its wire pairs, in accordance with the standard
connection method shown below, by fixing the cable wire pairs for each input.
In case of voltage inputs make attention to the order of polarity (+/-), the assembly must be
done according to the inputs line titles (on PCB board). Take care for the proper position of the
input line jumpers.
The device is able to detect wire cut on its input lines.
The inputs may also be used for anti-sabotage purposes –e.g detecting/monitoring the
opening of the alarm system cover (magnetic switch).

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In voltage input operation mode, the input lines can be activated with 5-24V DC voltage, in
opposite way these are inactive.
The proper operation mode can be configured as well with the EasyTerm application.
These can be configured seperately to operate as a voltage or contact mode for the input.
These settings can be setup with the jumpers besides the terminal blocks of the input lines –
according to the input line nr. titles.
Choosable input line operation modes (with the jumpers):
Contact mode
oThe input line jumper pairs - approach from the connector side
oThe ground point of the input lines (-) are common
oThe wiring of input lines has independent polarity
Voltage mode
oThe input line jumper pairs –approach from the LED’s side
oGalvanically divided and independent input lines
oMake attention to the polarity when wiring!
INPUTS
(IN1, IN2)
OUTPUT
(OUT)
IN2
IN1

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Signal levels:
Input high signal level: 5-24V
Input low signal level: 0-1V
Current in active status (for the Easy 2 inputs): 0.3-3mA
Current in active status (for the further Easy 2 IO inputs): 1-12mA
In case of using the Easy 2 IO -expander board, further 6 pcs of inputs are available (IN3..IN8),
which has the same operation and configuration possibility as listed here above.
When the input were activated (IN1, IN2) the IN1, IN2 titled LEDs are signing the active
(closed) status during the operation, with the proper light and colour. See LED signals part.
The device has 2 input lines (IN1, IN2). They can be configured seperately to operate as a
voltage or contact mode for the input. These settings can be setup with the jumpers besides
the IN1, IN2 input line’s terminal blocks.
Connecting the relay output
One switchable output device can be connected to the relay output (OUT) of the mainboard),
according to the next figure. Connect the cable wire pair to the OUT title output line’s terminal
block (by sliding the companion piece and inserting the stripped wire pair, then fixing the
screws).
Mode
Contact
Voltage
Not inverted
NO (Normal Open)
Inactive mode: contact
opened
Active mode: contact closed
High active
Inactive mode: 0…1V
Active mode: 5…24V
Inverted
NC (Normal Closed)
Inactive mode: contact closed
Active mode: contact opened
Low active
Inactive mode: 5…24V
Active mode: 0…1V

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Through the relay output a 2A - 120VAC or
2A - 24VDC voltage can be switched. When
activating the output, the OUT LED –
beside the output - indicates the active
(closed) position with the appropriate
color/light - during the operation.
ATTENTION
Always switch off power supply before the
wiring!
Check that the metal parts of the connected wires are not touch to each other!
Connecting the alarm line ( ALARM line)
The alarm system can be connected to
the ALR input through a wire pair, thus it
will be able to forward its alarm signals –
in Contact ID format –to the remote
dispatcher centre.
Connect the cable wire pair to the ALR
title Alarm line’s terminal block (by sliding
the companion piece and inserting the
stripped wire pair, then fixing the screws).
When activating the output, the ALR LED
–beside the output - indicates the active (closed) position with the appropriate color/light -
during the operation.
Inserting the M2M Easy 2 IO board (optional)
The M2M Easy 2 Security Communicator® firmware can handle the operation of the IO-
expander board (extra 6 pcs of inputs, 3pcs of outputs), whereas further parameters are
available in the device software and in the EasyTerm configuration tool.

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Connecting the power supply
The 8-24V power-supply voltage (typically 12V
power adapter, or 24V power supply) can be
connected to the PWR input through a wire
pair. When connecting the power, the device
will be immediately started to operating, when
the PWR LED will indicate it with the
appropriate color/light.
Attention! Do not forget to insert the
SIM-card previously –see Chapter nr. 2.
1.3 LED signals
The status LEDs are helping to understand the current operation of the device.
LED
Function
Description
LED
státusza
Behaviour
GSM
GSM receiving
signal strenght
Signing the available signal strenght –more
flashes = better signal strenght
red
flashing
STA
GPRS modem
status
In case of normal operation it signs the GPRS
communication status
See the detailed description ot STA LED part
yellow
flashing
/lights
IN1
Input #1 signal
Signs the status of the #1 input line (I1INV
or IDELAY parameters are applied)
lights if the input wires are closed (active)
green
lights
IN2
Input #2 signal
Signs the status of the #2 input line (I2INV
or IDELAY parameters are applied)
lights if the input wires are closed (active)
green
lights
OUT
Output relay
signal
Lights: relay closed, not lights: relay opened
yellow
lights
MDM RDY
Modem operation
Modem status. Flashes intermittently if the
modem operates and accessible.
red
flashing
ALR
Alarm center
signal
Status of the alarm center line (Tip-Ring),
signs: speaker on, not lights: speaker off or
no alarm center presented
green
flashing
PWR
Operation
Signs the presence of the processor power
supply (3,3V)
green
lights