M2M MQ03-Alarm User guide

M2M Services Ltd, 1 Kukush Str, building M8, Sofia 1309, Bulgaria, Web Site: www.m2mservices.com
M2M Services Ltd, 1 Kukush Str, building M8, Sofia 1309, Bulgaria, Web Site: www.m2mservices.com
M2M Services Ltd.
MQ03-Alarm - Installer Manual
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Content
Content........................................................................................................................................ 2
Wiring the power supply module............................................................................................ 3
Wiring a siren.......................................................................................................................... 3
Wiring detectors...................................................................................................................... 3
SMARTEnroll –self-learning zones....................................................................................... 3
Using the wireless keyfobs ......................................................................................................... 4
Pairing a wireless keyfob........................................................................................................ 4
Deleting a wireless keyfob...................................................................................................... 4
Configuring the MQ03-Alarm .................................................................................................... 5
General settings of MQ03 Alarm............................................................................................ 5
General settings of the partition.............................................................................................. 5
Configuring the zones............................................................................................................. 6
Zone types............................................................................................................................... 6

Wiring of the MQ03-Alarm
Wiring the power supply module
The L and N terminals should be connected to the powerline (220V)
The -V output should be connected to the (-) of the alarm panel
The +V output should be connected to the (+) of the alarm panel
Wiring a siren
The siren should be connected to AUX(+) and BELL(-). The programmable output for the siren BELL(-) is
an open collector 500mA.
Wiring detectors
Detectors with normally closed relay contacts are used. The zones of the alarm panel are digital inputs
thus no EOL (end-of-line) resistors should be used. The detectors should be connected to the AUX(-) and
to a zone of the alarm panel. The tamper can be connected to a zone configured as 24h tamper.
SMARTEnroll –self-learning zones
The MQ03-Alarm panel supports SMARTEnroll feature –preconfigured settings and self-learning zones,
which in most cases eliminate the need of initial programming of the alarm panel. This simplifies the
installation process in the most commonly used scenario, when only instant zones with no entry/exit
time are needed.
By default, all zones of the alarm panel are disabled. When a detector is connected to any zone (when
the zone is closed), it is registered automatically and the monitoring is started. Zones Z1-Z7 are self-
registered as instant zones and zone Z8 –as tamper zone (24h Tamper). When a new zone is being self-
registered, the panel reports an event “Added detector, Zone N” with ContactID E-531.

By default, when a zone is not used it should not be short circuited to the AUX(-). If a zone, which will
not be used is self-registered, it should be short circuited to the AUX(-) or it should be disabled, as
described in section “Configuring the zones of MQ03-Alarm”.
If the default configurations are not suitable the zones can be configured by the installer, as it is
described in the section “Configuring the zones of MQ03-Alarm”.
Using the wireless keyfobs
Pairing a wireless keyfob
Up to 7 wireless keyfobs can be paired to an alarm panel. The alarm kit includes 2 paired keyfobs. If
additional keyfobs are needed they should be paired with the alarm panel.
To enter pairing mode, press the white button of the RF transceiver of the panel. The red LED indicator
will blink once. After this LED indication, press twice any button of the wireless keyfob. Hold the button
for at least two seconds! The first time you press the button, the red LED indicator will blink once. The
second time you press the button, the LED will turn on longer (for 1-2 seconds) and then it will start
blinking fast. This shows that the keyfob has been paired and the procedure was successful.
You need to repeat this procedure for each additional wireless keyfob separately.
NOTE:
1. If after pressing the white pairing button the RF transceiver does not receive signal from the
wireless keyfob within 30 seconds, the pairing procedure will be automatically canceled
2. You can figure out if a wireless keyfob was successfully paired by the blinking of the red LED
indicator. If you press a button of a paired keyfob the indicator will blink slow (around 5 times
per second). If you press the button of an unpaired keyfob the LED indicator will blink twice as
fast (around 10 times per second).
Deleting a wireless keyfob
If a paired wireless keyfob is lost it is recommended to delete the pairing information from the alarm
panel. To do that you need to press and hold the white button of the RF transceiver for around 10
seconds. After the LED indicator goes off the RF transceiver will automatically delete the information
stored in its memory.
Note: This procedure will delete all paired keyfobs! To pair the remaining keyfobs again, you should
repeat the pairing procedure all over again for each keyfob.

Configuring the MQ03-Alarm
In general, the alarm panels are preconfigured with a template according to the needs of each
customer. If any changes to the basic configurations are needed you can apply them from the
administrative web site https://m2mservices.com/admin by logging with your administrative user name
and password.
You can find the alarm panel to be configured, using one of the following criteria –account number,
serial number of the panel, IMEI and etc.
General settings of MQ03 Alarm
Account Number –in the field “Account No.” you must fill the number with which the panel will
report to the central monitoring station. The Account No. must be 4-digits long. By default the
alarm panel is configured to report from Account No. “0000”
Periodical tests interval –in this field you can configure the interval for the periodical test
messages (in seconds), that the alarm panel will send.
NOTE: This interval is different from the interval configured for the supervision of the GPRS
connection –the “heartbeat interval”. The connection is supervised on every 10 minutes by
default whereas the periodical tests are usually sent every couple of hours.
Configuring a delay in case of mains power outage –in the field “Delay”, section “Main Power”
you can configure the delay (in seconds) after which the device will report the mains power
outage.
Configuring the Battery level thresholds - In section ”Battery”, field “Battery low” you can set a
low voltage threshold, under which the alarm panel will send “Low Battery” event. In the filed
“Battery Critical Low” you can set even lower voltage threshold and if the battery voltage goes
under this level, it will be considered as critically low.
In order to preserve the battery from permanent damage, you can configure the panel to shut down
automatically if the voltage of the battery drops under the critically low threshold. You can enable that
feature by checking the “Auto shutdown when battery critical low” checkbox.
General settings of the partition
The MQ03-Alarm supports 1 Partition.
You can configure different Partition settings from RControl Alarm menu, section “Partitions”:
Partition name –the name which would be visible in the mobile application.
Entry time (in seconds)
Exit time (in seconds) –the time interval from the physical arming from a user and the
arming of the alarm panel. You can choose when the Exit time will be applied –when arming
from a wireless keyfob, in case of remote arming from the mobile application or both.
Alarm cycle duration (in seconds) –the time interval when the siren will be active after an
alarm event
Enable sound indication from the siren when the alarm panel is armed and disarmed
Sound indication from the siren in case of tamper alarm

Configuring the zones
The MQ03-Alarm supports up to 8 zones. If you need to change the default self-learning behavior,
you can configure the zones from the “RControl Alarm” menu, section “Zones”.
With a double click on the selected zone you can:
Change the name of the zone –from section “Zone name”
Enable or Disable the zone –from section “Enabled”
Set the type of the zone –Instant, Enrty/Exit, Follow, Tamper, Panic, Fire and etc. –from
the menu “Zone type”. Select “Disabled” if the zone will not be used
If you have configured a zone as a “Keyswitch zone” you can choose if the alarm panel
would be Armed/Disarmed when this zone is activated. This can be configured from the
menu “Keyswitch action”
Configure zone arming type = “Full arm” and “Stay arm” – from menu “Keyswitch arming”.
Choose if the siren will be activated when the zone is violated –from section “Notification
type”
Can choose if every violation of the zone will be reported during the alarm cycle time. You
can configure this from section “Report All During Alarm Cycle”. If this setting is disabled
only the initial violation will be reported and all following activations will not be reported
until the alarm cycle time expires. When the alarm cycle time expires, the zone restore
event will be reported only when the zone is really restored. In addition, even when there
was a restore during the alarm cycle, this restore will not be reported until the expiration of
the alarm cycle time or until the partition is disarmed.
Zone types
Entry/Exit zone –The Entry/Exit zones can be violated during the entry/exit time delay
without causing an alarm event.
If an Entry/Exit zone is violated while the system is armed, the alarm panel will start
counting the entry time. If the system is not disarmed during the entry time an alarm event
is generated.
NOTE! If the entry/exit time is 0 sec, the Entry/Exit zone works as an Instant zone.
Follow zone - This zone can be violated during the entry/exit delay time without generating
an alarm event. If the zone is violated while the panel is armed, the panel immediately
generates an alarm event (without counting entry time). It is called “Follow” zone because
it depends on the Entry/Exit zone. If the Follow zone is violated after an Entry/Exit zone has
also been violated then the alarm panel will wait until the entry time passes before
generating an alarm event.
If the Follow zone was violated before any Entry/Exit zone was violated, then an alarm event
will be generated immediately.
NOTE! If the entry/exit time is 0sec, the Follow zone will work as an Instant zone.

Instant zone - If this type of zone has been violated when the panel is armed, the panel will
immediately generate an alarm event. The arming of the alarm panel is not be possible if an
Instant zone is violated. In this case the alarm panel sends a ContactID event E-374 (Exit
Error, in Zone N), reporting the first of all the violated zones which prevent the panel from
arming.
Follow STAY zone - This is a Follow zone that is not monitored when the panel is partially
armed (STAY Arm)
Instant STAY zone - This is an Instant zone that is not monitored when the panel is partially
armed (STAY Arm)