Ontech GSM 9040 User manual

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Ontech GSM 9040/50
Reference Manual
English

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Content
Welcome...................................................................................................................................... 5
This manual ......................................................................................................................................... 5
Text styles............................................................................................................................................ 5
Support................................................................................................................................................ 5
Disclaimer............................................................................................................................................ 5
Overview ..................................................................................................................................... 6
Accessories .......................................................................................................................................... 6
External temperature sensor 9901 ..................................................................................................... 7
Ontech IR Eye 9016 ............................................................................................................................. 7
Get started................................................................................................................................... 8
Content in the package ....................................................................................................................... 8
Start up the unit the first time ............................................................................................................ 8
SIM-card .......................................................................................................................................... 8
Connect the unit and turn it off ...................................................................................................... 8
Program you password.................................................................................................................... 8
Change password ............................................................................................................................ 9
Using apps ................................................................................................................................. 10
Installation and setting of the Android app ...................................................................................... 10
Install the app................................................................................................................................ 10
Settings the first time .................................................................................................................... 10
Installation and setting of the Android app ...................................................................................... 11
Install the app................................................................................................................................ 11
Settings the first time .................................................................................................................... 11
Functions ................................................................................................................................... 12
Set functions .............................................................................................................................. 14
Set the functions with an Android telephone ................................................................................... 14
Set the functions with an Iphone ...................................................................................................... 14
Set the functions with a Smartphone................................................................................................ 15
Control the unit.......................................................................................................................... 16
Control with an Android telephone .................................................................................................. 16
Control with an Iphone...................................................................................................................... 16
Controlling with SMS......................................................................................................................... 17
Alarms ....................................................................................................................................... 18
Alarm list............................................................................................................................................ 18
Store numbers in the alarm list with an Android telephone......................................................... 18

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Store numbers in the alarm list with an Iphone or other smartphone......................................... 18
Activate and deactivate the alarm function...................................................................................... 19
Acknowledge alarms ......................................................................................................................... 19
Wired alarm sensors.......................................................................................................................... 19
Alarm cable.................................................................................................................................... 19
Connecting wired alarm sensors ................................................................................................... 19
Delay of wired alarms.................................................................................................................... 20
Alarm from a wired alarm sensor.................................................................................................. 20
Temperature alarm ........................................................................................................................... 21
Temperature alarms from the unit ............................................................................................... 21
Power fail alarms............................................................................................................................... 21
IR controller for air pumps.......................................................................................................... 22
Mount and connect the IR Eye 9016 to Ontech GSM 9040 .............................................................. 22
Set the air pump brand ..................................................................................................................... 22
Testing and controlling your air pump .............................................................................................. 23
Other functions .......................................................................................................................... 24
Thermostat function.......................................................................................................................... 24
Garage Opener function.................................................................................................................... 24
Launch Garage Opener.................................................................................................................. 24
Add a user to the list ..................................................................................................................... 25
Erase a user from the list............................................................................................................... 25
Get information of users from the unit......................................................................................... 25
Overheat protection.......................................................................................................................... 25
Sensor................................................................................................................................................ 25
Others........................................................................................................................................ 26
The lamps .......................................................................................................................................... 26
Green lamp.................................................................................................................................... 26
Red lamp........................................................................................................................................ 26
Both lamps..................................................................................................................................... 26
The push button ................................................................................................................................ 26
Status - SMS....................................................................................................................................... 26
Master functions ............................................................................................................................... 27
Factory reset...................................................................................................................................... 27
Updating the firmware...................................................................................................................... 28
Backup battery .................................................................................................................................. 28
Trouble shooting guide............................................................................................................... 29
Tip ............................................................................................................................................. 29

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Technical specifications .............................................................................................................. 30
Support...................................................................................................................................... 30
QR codes.................................................................................................................................... 30

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Welcome
Thank you for chosen Ontech GSM 9040/50. We hope you will be satisfied with the product and that
it will be a good help for you. This manual covers all you have to know about the product. If you want
a more comprehensive manual, we recommend the “Quick Start Guide” which was delivered with
the product.
This manual
This manual is not printed by us but is published on our web site. If you which to have a printed
version, you can easily download and print the document. In order to make this easy the paper size is
A4.
Text styles
This manual uses text styles as below:
Text in SMS is written with bold style and grey background. Example: 1234*1*1#8#
In examples of SMS messages in this manual, all text strings will start with 1234 but when
you send your text messages you shall use your Password. See below.
Buttons to press in the Apps will be shown in bold italic style. Example: UPDATE
Functions will be shown in italic style. Example: Thermostat
Support
Disclaimer
Onvako AB is not responsible for damages that may occur due to incorrect use or if the product does
not work as desired.

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Overview
Ontech GSM 9040 is a removable unit that controls, alarms and monitors via the GSM mobile
network. The unit is powered by 230 V and starts up automatically when it is plugged into a 230 V
socket. The unit is also equipped with an internal backup battery. All communication with the unit is
handled with SMS. In the Android app the SMS is sending and receiving in the background.
The unit has a 230 V outlet that can be turned on and turned off remotely. When it is turned
on it can be set to automatically be switched off after a set time between 1 second and 99
hours. It can also be set to switch on when an alarm sensor is activated, the Auto Relay
function. A special function, the Garage Opener switch on the 230V for one second if the
incoming call matches a mobile number that is pre-set to the user list in the Garage Opener
function.
The unit has two wired alarm inputs. They can be set to opening (Normally Closed, NC) or
closing (Normally Open, NO) function. All types of alarm sensors with either closing or
opening function can be connected to the unit. For example fire alarms, PIR, magnet
switches, level guards etc. The unit sends an SMS to all mobile numbers on the Alarm list. Up
to 9 different mobile numbers can be programmed in the Alarm list.
The unit has a built-in temperature sensor that has an accuracy of +/- 2 degrees C when the
230 V outlet switch is turned off. At request the temperature is reported. If a radiator is
connected to the outlet 230 V the unit can be used to regulate the temperature in the room
with the Thermostat function.
The unit can be set to alarm if the temperature is rising above or drop below a preset
temperature value. This temperature alarm can also be combined with the Auto Relay
function so the 230 V outlet switches on if there is a temperature alarm.
The unit is equipped with a backup battery. The purpose of this is to send an alarm if the
main power fails. This alarm can be set with a delay of up to 40 minutes. If the main power is
restored within the set delay, there will be no alarm sent. When the main power returns
after an alarm a message about this will be sent from the unit.
The unit can be updated to the latest firmware by downloading it from www.ontechgsm.com
and connect the unit with your computer with the cable attached.
Ontech IR Controller 9050 is a package containing one Ontech GSM 9040 and an Ontech IR Eye 9016
(see below). These products connected is used to remote control air pumps for cooling and heating
with the Ontech app. It is like you have your IR Remote Control for the air pump in you smartphone
instead of the physical remote control. All major manufacturer of air pumps are supported.
Accessories
Ontech GSM 9040 is equipped with a short range radio in the 2.4 GHz frequency band. This is used
for wireless communication with different accessories. Up to 7 wireless accessories can be connected
with a unique identity, which means they can be separately operated. The working range is about 30
meters in free field, this is often enough in a normal sized one-family house.
At the present the following accessories are available:

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Ontech Relay 9015. This is an extra relay which is connected to a wall socket and it has a 230
V outlet that can be controlled through Ontech GSM 9040 (the master unit). In every Ontech
Relay 9050 there is two wired alarm inputs that can be set to operate with either Normally
Open or Normally closed function. There are also a temperature sensor and the software
supports temperature reporting, temperature alarms and thermostat function.
Ontech Alarmbox 9012 is a small battery powered unit containing a magnetic switch that
sends an alarm if the magnetic switch is activated. The unit also has a wired input that can be
connected to alarm sensors with either Normally Open or Normally closed function. Different
types of alarm sensors can be connected, for example fire alarms, PIR, magnet switches, level
guards etc. Either the magnetic switch or the wired inputs can be used. It also has a built in
temperature sensor that upon request reports the temperature. The battery will work for
approximately 3 years with normal use and the unit will also warn when the battery level is
low.
External temperature sensor 9901
An external temperature sensor (not included) can be connected in the Temp input contact on the
bottom side. The unit can be set to use either the internal temperature sensor or the external
temperature sensor to control the temperature alarm or the Thermostat function see Set functions
on page 14). The status message will show the value from both temperature sensors. The cable is 2
meters but can easily be extended up to ten meters.
Ontech IR Eye 9016
The Ontech IR Eye 9016 is a small IR transmitter connected with a 1,5 meter long cord to Ontech
GSM 9040. It is mounted on the wall in the same room as the air pump. Then the air pump can be
controlled from the Ontech apps for Android or Iphone. The function is to pre heat or cool it down
before arriving to your house. Together with the other functions in Ontech GSM 9040 it gives you full
control over the heating in your house, including thermostat and temperature alarms and power
break alarms.

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Get started
Content in the package
The package contains
Ontech GSM 9040 with antenna
Alarm cable
Quick Start Guide
Programming USB cable
IR Eye 9016 (only in package Ontech IR controller 9050)
Start up the unit the first time
SIM-card
The unit needs a SIM-card that works in the GSM (2G) mobile network.
The size is a mini-SIM card. This card is approximately 25*15 mm. Also the size called micro-SIM can
be used if a mini-SIM adapter is used.
It is important that the pin code function is disabled on the SIM-card. A pin code is often activated by
the network operator. Deactivate the pin code in a mobile telephone. Se the manual for the
telephone.
Some prepaid SIM cards has a voice message that is played the first time the SIM-card is used. This
message is blocking all the SMS function in Ontech GSM 9040 and must be removed. Put the SIM—
card in a mobile phone and make a voice call that is answered and the voice message is removed.
Prepaid SIM-cards can be used. Have in mind that it is only valid for a certain period of time if it is not
used and not refilled. It can also use up all money and then the Ontech GSM 9040 cannot send any
message or alarm. We strongly recommend that you register the prepaid SIM-card at the network
operator´s web site so you can handle the card via Internet.
Connect the unit and turn it off
The unit starts up when it is connected to a 230 V power socket. The green LED will blink for
approximately 15 seconds and then it connects to the GSM network the LED is constant shining
green. Position the unit so the text on the front is correctly oriented, if not the temperature
measurements might be affected.
If the main power is broken the internal backup battery will continue to power the unit. After one
minute a message will be sent to all mobile numbers on the Alarm list saying the main power fails (se
Power fail alarms on page 21).
To switch of the unit, disconnect from the main power and push the button for approximately 30
seconds.
Program you password
You must decide a Password that is used every time you communicate with the unit. The reason is
that no unauthorized person shall be able to use the unit. The Password contains of four digits.
1. Put the SIM-card in the unit. Position it as the drawing below shows.
2. Connect the unit to a 230 V wall socket. The green LED will blink for approximately 15
seconds and then after connecting to the GSM network the LED is steady green.
3. Send an SMS with four digits (your Password).

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4. You will receive an SMS that tells you that the Password setting has succeeded. If not, see
the trouble shooting chapter in this manual.
The unit is now ready for use.
Change password
If you want to change your Password, do as follows:
1. Send an SMS to the unit with the following message: 1234#8*8*5678# (1234= old Password,
4567 =new Password)
2. Do not forget to change the Password in the Android or Iphone app if you use such to
operate your Ontech GSM 9040.

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Using apps
There are apps for Android and Iphone used to control and program Ontech GSM 9040 and other
Ontech units.
In the Android app the functions are integrated and the user does not see the SMS sent or received.
All settings are also handled in the app. The Android app can also control up to five different Ontech
GSM units.
The Iphone app needs you to confirm all SMS sent. The information in the SMS received from the
unit is not read into the app but is shown in the SMS. Setting of the function is made in the web
browser of the Iphone.
Both apps can be used to control all master units of the Ontech system and is also compatible with
older Ontech models.
N.B. The apps uses SMS and the cost for these is set by the network operator of your SIM card.
Installation and setting of the Android app
Install the app
Download the app Ontech Control from Google Play and install on your Android mobile phone
according to the instructions.
You can also use the QR-code you find on last page in this manual or on the underside of the package
to get fast access to the download page.
Settings the first time
If there is an alert box asking ”Update my system info” select Do not update.
If you not are directed to the setting page when opening the app the first time:
Click the Android general button for settings. Four choice will be shown in the lower part of
the screen. Click Settings.
The screen Settings for main units is shown.
1. Click Number of units if you plan to control more than one Ontech GSM master unit. Make
your choice of number of units.
2. Click GSM Master 1 (Master1) to do settings for the first master unit.
3. Click Name and write the name you have decided for the unit, for example Cottage. Confirm
with OK.
4. Click Phone Number and write the phone number to the SIM-card installed in the Ontech
GSM master unit. Confirm with OK.
5. Click Password and write the four digit Password you have programmed the Ontech GSM
master unit (seeProgram you password on page 8).
6. If you have any accessories (see Accessories on page 6) so mark the ID numbers of the
accessories in the list. If you do not do this, the app will automatically add all accessories it
detects.
7. When you are ready, click the Android general Back-button
If you want to set more Ontech GSM master units, repeat step 2-7.

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When all settings are done you will return to the Main Page by click Android general Back-button.
You are now done with the settings and the app is ready to use to control your Ontech GSM 9040.
Installation and setting of the Android app
Install the app
Download the app Ontech Control from Appstore and install on your Iphone according to the
instructions.
You can also use the QR-code you find on last page in this manual or on the underside of the package
to get fast access to the download page.
Settings the first time
If you not are directed to the setting page when opening the app the first time:
Click Settings in the lower part of the screen.
The screen Settings is shown.
1. Click Phone Number and write the phone number to the SIM-card installed in the Ontech
GSM master unit. Confirm with OK.
2. Click Password and write the four digit Password you have programmed the Ontech GSM
master unit (see Program you password on page 8).
3. If you have any accessories (see Accessories on page 6) so mark the ID numbers of the
accessories in the list.
When all settings are done you will return to the Main Page by click on the Main-button.
You are now done with the settings and the app is ready to use to control your Ontech GSM 9035.

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Functions
Ontech GSM 9040 is a product with many functions. Below is a list of all functions.
Name
Description
- Air pump
This functions demands an Ontech IR Eye 9016 product (buy optional). With
this function you can control your air pump heater/cooler from anywhere
with the Ontech App for Android or Iphone. Set the brand of your air pump.
See IR controller for air pumps on page 22.
Temperature
below alarm
Temperature alarm which alarms when the temperature is falling below the
set value. This alarm does not need to be acknowledged. If there is a
temperature alarm, the unit will not send another alarm until the
temperature has reached one degree C above the set temperature value.
Example: If set temperature value is 5 degrees C, the unit will send an alarm
when the temperature falls to 4 degrees. The unit will not send another
alarm until the temperature has reached 6 degrees and then fallen under 5
degrees again.
Temperature
above alarm
Temperature alarm which alarms when the temperature is rising above the
set value. This alarm does not need to be acknowledged. If there is a
temperature alarm, the unit will not send another alarm until the
temperature has fallen one degree C below the set temperature value.
Example: If set temperature value is 25 degrees C, the unit will send an
alarm when the temperature rise to 26 degrees. The unit will not send
another alarm until the temperature has fallen to 24 degrees and then rise
above 25 degrees again.
Select active sensor
There is a built-in temperature sensor which controls the temperature
alarms and the Thermostat function. You can choose to connect an optional
external temperature sensor (see External temperature sensor on page 7)
and let it control the functions.
- Alarm delay
If there is a wired alarm sensor connected to the unit or extra units the
Ontech GSM 9040 will send an alarm when the sensor is activated. In some
cases it can be useful to delay the sending of the alarm message. A delay of
1 to 255 seconds can be set.
- Auto relay
With this setting the 230 V outlet will be activated if an alarm sensor has
been activated. It can also be set so it will turn off the 230 V outlet when
there is an alarm.
Example: A horn is connected to the 230 outlet. When there is an alarm the
horn will start to sound.
Example: A radiator is connected to the 230 V outlet. When there is a
temperature alarm the outlet will turn on and the radiator will start to heat
up.
- Alarm input
setting
Alarm sensors like IR detectors, magnetic switches, fire alarms etc
connected to the unit shall have an opening (Normally Closed, NC) or a
closing (Normally Open, NO) function. The NO function is preset. If you want
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- Powerfail
If there is a main power failure an alarm will be sent to all numbers on the
Alarm list after one minute failure (see Power fail alarms on page 21).
With the Powerfail function you can set a time from 0 to 40 minutes before
the power fail alarm message will be sent. If the power is restored within
that time, there will be no message sent.
Example: The unit is installed in an area with many short powerfails. By
setting the function to for example 15 minutes, the unit will only send an
alarm if the power failure is 15 minutes or longer.
- Radio
The short range 2.4 GHz radio is turned on from factory. Use this function to
turn off the short range radio.
- Radio channel
The short range radio communicates with the optional devices Ontech Relay
and Ontech Alarmbox. It can be set to different radio channels (frequencies).
Channel 0-15 can be set. It is important that all units in the system is set to
the same channel.
- Units for timer
You can set the 230 V outlet to turn on and then turn off after 1 to 99 hours
(see Control the unit on page 16).
With this function you can choose the time unit to be minutes or seconds
instead of hours.
- Status number
When requesting status from the unit (see Status - SMS on page 26) the unit
replies to the phone which has sent the request. With this function you can
make the unit send the status message to another number.
- Alarm, blink
When the unit is alarming the red lamp will blink. With this function you can
disable the blink when the unit is alarming.
- Sensor 4-20 mA
The unit can be used to measure electric current 4-20 mA and also alarm at
preset current levels. If you want to know more about this, please contact
the supplier on info@ontechgsm.com

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Set functions
Set the functions with an Android telephone
1. Launch the app Ontech Control.
2. If a screen appears asking ”Update my system info”, select Do not update.
3. Press the Android general button for setting. Four buttons will appear. Select Functions.
4. The screen GSM Function appears.
5. There are three tabs on the top of the page; General, Alarm numbers and Advanced functions
6. For programing the Alarm list under the tab Alarm numbers, see Store numbers in the alarm
list with an Android telephone on page 18. It is necessary to program the Alarm list in order
to receive alarm messages.
7. Under the tab General you find the most used functions. Make the settings by pressing the
bar with the functions you want to set and enter a value or make a choice. Then press OK.
8. When all settings has been done scroll down to the bottom of the screen and press the Apply
button. The new settings are now sent to and stored in the unit. The unit restarts with the
new settings. All this takes about one minute. An SMS is sent to the telephone to confirm
that the settings has been stored (Settings successfully updated).
9. If you wish to do settings under the tab Advanced functions, select the tab and repeat 7 and
8.
10. When all settings are done, return to the Main screen by pressing the Android general Back
button.
Set the functions with an Iphone
1. Launch the app Ontech Control.
2. Press the button Settings on the lower part of the screen.
3. Press the button SIM settings. An alert panel appears. Select Ontech GSM 9025 or 9035.
4. A website named Setting your Ontech Unit opens in the web browser Safari. Tilt the Iphone
to landscape screen position in order to make the text more easily read.
5. There are three subpages for settings: General, Alarmlist and Advanced. Select with the
buttons at the bottom of the page.
6. For programing the Alarm list under the tab Alarm numbers, see Store numbers in the alarm
list with an Iphone or other smartphone on page 18. It is necessary to program the Alarm list
in order to receive alarm messages.
7. On the page General you will find the most used functions. Press the button.
8. Fill in your Password (seeProgram you password on page 8) in the field on the top of the
page.
9. Then make all settings you want to do.
10. When ready, press Create Code
11. In the box the code will appear.
12. Open the Message app on the Iphone.
13. Create a new text message.
14. Fill in the number to the unit.
15. Paste the code in the message field.
16. Press Send.
17. The new settings are now sent to and stored in the unit. The unit restarts with the new
settings. All this takes about one minute. An SMS is sent to the telephone to confirm that the
settings has been stored (Settings successfully updated).
18. If you wish to do settings under the tab Advanced functions, press the button.

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19. Repeat 8-17.
Important! If you want to change a setting of a function you must also set all other functions you
earlier have set under the tab. The unit will store the information on the setting page and will not
remember earlier settings. Example: If you set a temperature alarm earlier and then you want to
set the alarm delay, you have to set both functions again. The unit only remembers the settings
from the latest SMS sent from each page.
Set the functions with a Smartphone
1. Launch the telephones web browser. Go to the page http://www.ontechgsm.com/set.html.
2. A website named Setting your Ontech Unit opens in the web browser Safari. Tilt the Iphone
to landscape screen position in order to make the text more easily read.
3. There are three subpages for settings: General, Alarmlist and Advanced. Select with the
buttons at the button of the page.
4. For programing the Alarm list under the tab Alarm numbers, see see Store numbers in the
alarm list with an Iphone or other smartphone on page 18. It is necessary to program the
Alarm list in order to receive alarm messages.
5. On the page General you will find the most used functions. Press the button.
6. Fill in your Password (see Program you password on page 8) in the field on the top of the
page.
7. Then make all settings you want to do.
8. When ready, press Create Code
9. In the box the code will appear.
10. Open the Message app on the Iphone.
11. Create a new text message.
12. Fill in the number to the unit.
13. Paste the code in the message field.
14. Press Send.
15. The new settings are now sent to and stored in the unit. The unit restarts with the new
settings. All this takes about one minute. An SMS is sent to the telephone to confirm that the
settings has been stored (Settings successfully updated).
16. If you wish to do settings under the tab Advanced functions, press the button.
17. The repeat 8-17.
Important! If you want to change a setting of a function you must also set all other functions you
earlier have set under the tab. The unit will store the information on the setting page and will not
remember earlier settings. Example: If you set a temperature alarm earlier and then you want to
set the alarm delay, you have to set both functions again. The unit only remembers the settings
from the latest SMS sent from each page.

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Control the unit
Control with an Android telephone
1. Launch the app Ontech Control.
2. If a screen appears asking Update my system info. Select this if you want the unit to send an
SMS with status information to update the information in the app. If you do not want this,
select Do not update, status info will not be updated.
3. The Main screen appears. Here you can:
a. Select which unit you want to control if you have set the app to control more than
one unit. Press Master 1 or the name you have set and select the unit you want to
handle.
b. Turn on or turn off the alarm function: Press Alarm, select Activate alarm or
Deactivate alarm. You can also do this by pressing the alarm icon.
c. Confirm an alarm: Press Alarm, select Acknowledge alarm
d. Turn on or off the 230 V outlet on the main unit and/or one or more of the extra
units Ontech Relay 9010 if you have such connected to the system. Press on the unit
name and select Relay ON or Relay OFF. With Set relay can set the time you want
the 230 V outlet to be on and then turn off (timer function). Select a number 1-99.
Default time unit is hours. If you want to use minutes or seconds instead you have to
set this first, see Set the functions with an Android telephone on page 14.
e. Set the Thermostat function (see Thermostat function on page 24). You must have a
radiator connected to the 230 V outlet. The extra relay Ontech Relay 9010 cannot be
controlled by the Thermostat function. Press the button Thermostat and then select
Set thermostat and write in your choice of temperature in degrees Celsius. If you
want to disable the function, press Thermostat off.
4. After you have made your settings you have to send them to the unit. You can do this in two
ways:
a. Press Apply. The commands are sent to the unit in an SMS and will be performed.
b. Press Update. The commands are sent to the unit in an SMS and will be performed.
Then the unit will send an SMS to the telephone and the information will update the
main screen in the app to be up to date, seeStatus - SMS on page 26.
5. You can check some of the function settings by selecting Master Functions and then select
Get Master functions. Then press Apply on the main screen. An SMS is sent to the unit and
the unit replies with information about the settings. These will be displayed on the screen,
see Master functions on page 27.
Control with an Iphone
1. Launch the Iphone app
2. The Main screen appears. Here you can:
a. Turn on or turn off the alarm function: Press Alarm, select Activate alarm or
Deactivate alarm. You can also do this by pressing the alarm icon.
b. Confirm an alarm: Press Alarm, select Acknowledge alarm
c. Turn on or off the 230 V outlet on the main unit and/or one or more of the extra
units Ontech Relay 9010 if you have such connected to the system. Press on the unit
name and select Relay ON or Relay OFF. With Set relay can set the time you want
the 230 V outlet to be on and then turn off (timer function). Select a number 1-99.
Default time unit is hours. If you want to use minutes or seconds instead you have to
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d. Set the Thermostat function (see Thermostat function on page 24). You must have a
radiator connected to the 230 V outlet. The extra relay Ontech Relay 9010 cannot be
controlled by the Thermostat function. Press the button Thermostat and then select
Set thermostat and write in your choice of temperature in degrees Celsius. If you
want to disable the function, press Thermostat off.
3. After you have made your settings you have to send them to the unit. You can do this in two
ways:
a. Press Apply. The commands are sent to the unit in an SMS and will be performed.
b. Tryck på Update. The commands are sent to the unit in an SMS and will be
performed. Then the unit will send an SMS to the telephone with information of the
settings, see Status on page 26.
4. You can check some of the function settings by selecting Master Functions and then select
Get Master functions. Then press Apply on the main screen. An SMS is sent to the unit and
the unit replies with an SMS with information about the settings, see Master functions on
page 27.
Controlling with SMS
You can control the unit by sending SMS. Below is a list of the commands.
All SMS messages must start with your Password (see Program you password on page 8 ) followed by
the sign #.
In the table below we use the Password 1234 but you change it to your Password.
Command
SMS-text
Comment
Turn on the 230 V outlet
1234#1*1#
Turn off the 230 V outlet
1234#0*1#
Turn on the 230 V outlet
on an Ontech Relay 9010
1234#1*6#
Turn on the 230 V outlet in an Ontech Relay
9015 with ID 6.
Turn off the 230 V outlet
on an Ontech Relay 9010
1234#0*6#
Turn off the 230 V outlet in an Ontech Relay
9015 with ID 6.
Activate the Alarm function
1234#7*1#
Deactivate the Alarm
function
1234#7*0#
Confirm an alarm
1234#9#
Request status
1234#8#
The unit replies with up to date information of
the status, see Status on page 26.
Reguset Master settings
1234#8*2#
The unit replies with an SMS with Master
function settings, see
Master functions on page27.
Set the Thermostat
1234#2*D#
D = the degree Celsius of your choice (0-39
allowed)
Turn off the Thermostat
1234#2#
Two or more commands can be written in the same SMS, just write them after each other and
separate the commands with the sign #.
Example: You want to turn on the relay in the main unit and turn off the 230 outlet of the Ontech
Extra Relay with ID 3.
1234#1*1#0*3#

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Alarms
There are three types of alarms:
From alarm sensors connected to the main unit or one of the optional equipment (see
Accessories on page 6)
Temperature alarms
Power fail alarms
Alarm list
The unit must know where to send the alarm messages so you have to store the mobile numbers in
an Alarm list. Up to 9 different numbers can be stored.
Store numbers in the alarm list with an Android telephone
1. Launch the app Ontech Control.
2. If a screen appears asking ”Update my system info”, select Do not update.
3. Press the Android general button for setting. Four buttons will appear. Select Functions.
4. The screen GSM Function appears.
5. There arew three tabs on the top of the page; General, Alarm numbers and Advanced
functions
6. Select the tab Alarm numbers.
7. Select the first row with Alarm number and write the first number in the Alarm list. Select
OK.
8. If you want to add more numbers, repeat the procedure on the below rows.
9. When you have added all the numbers you want, browse to the bottom of the screen and
select Apply. An SMS is now sent to the unit with the new settings. After about one minute
an SMS will be sent from the unit to the telephone confirming that the setting has been done
(Settings successfully updated).
10. When all settings is done, return to the Main screen by pressing the Android general Back
button.
Store numbers in the alarm list with an Iphone or other smartphone
1. Launch the telephones web browser. Open the page http://www.ontechgsm.com/set.html.
2. A website named Setting your Ontech Unit opens in the web browser Safari. Tilt the
telephone to landscape screen position in order to make the text more easily read.
3. There are three subpages for settings: General, Alarmlist and Advanced. Select with the
buttons at the bottom of the page.
4. For programing the Alarm List select the tab Alarm numbers
5. Fill in your Password (see Program you password on page 8) in the field on the top of the
page.
6. Then fill in all numbers to the Alarm list.
7. When ready, press Create Code
8. In the box the code will appear.
9. Open the Message app on the Iphone.
10. Create a new text message.
11. Fill in the number to the unit.
12. Paste the code in the message field.
13. Press Send.

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14. The new settings are now sent to and stored in the unit. The unit restarts with the new
settings. All this takes about one minute. An SMS is sent to the telephone to confirm that the
settings has been stored (Settings successfully updated).
Important! If you want to change a number in the alarm list you must also write in all the other
numbers in the Alarm list. The unit will only store the information in the last Alarm list sent.
Activate and deactivate the alarm function
When the unit starts up by connecting it to a wall socket the alarm function is not activated by
default. To activate the alarm function you must send a command to the unit, see Control the unit on
page 16. To deactivate the alarm function you must also send a command.
The power fail alarm is by default activated. If you want to deactivate it, use the command Powerfail,
see Functions on page 12.
Acknowledge alarms
When an alarm has been sent after an alarm sensor has been activated you must acknowledge the
alarm before the unit will send another alarm message. No alarm sensor shall be active when the
alarm is acknowledged. See how to do this under Control the unit on page 16. You can also
acknowledge the alarm by pushing the button on the unit.
Temperature alarms cannot be acknowledged. The unit automatically reset the alarm when
temperature reach the set temperature plus or minus one degree.
Powerfail alarms cannot be acknowledged.
Wired alarm sensors
Different types of wired alarm sensors can be connected to Ontech GSM 9035. The unit has two
alarm inputs. Default setting is Normally Open (NO). If the alarm sensors you connect are of the type
Normally Closed (NC), you have to set this, see Functions on page 12.
Alarm cable
An alarm cable are delivered together with the unit. It is connected in the Modular 4/4 connector
marked Alarm. Use the alarm cable to connect alarm sensors.
The four wires in the cable:
Plus 3,8 V –Yellow
Alarm input B –Green
Alarm input A –Red
Minus/ground –Black
Important! The 3.8 V output is only for the alarm circuit and cannot be used to power an alarm
sensor.
Connecting wired alarm sensors
The pictures shows how the alarm sensors shall be connected. The plus wire is connected to one
output of the alarm sensor relay and A or B are connected to the other output.

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Figure 2 Two alarm sensors Normally Open Figure 3 Two alarm sensors Normally Closed
Important! If the unit is set to Normally Closed function and only one alarm input is used, the other
must be connected with a wire to the 3.8 V wire. If this is not done, the unit will interpret this as the
circuit is open and thus send an alarm message.
Delay of wired alarms
You can set an alarm to send the alarm after a pre-set time. This is practical if you have an alarm
sensor on your outdoor and have to open it before you can turn of the alarm, see Set functions on
page 14.
Alarm from a wired alarm sensor
When an alarm sensor is activated an SMS will be sent to all numbers on the Alarm list. Android
telephones with the app installed will also receive a graphic presentation in the app.
Alarm SMS
An alarm SMS contains information about the alarm.
The example in the table below says that both of the alarm inputs A and B has been activated in the
main unit (ID no 1) and that the alarm sensor connected to the B input still is activated.
NB. There will be more information in the SMS.
Text in SMS –example
Explanation
Alarm:
This row will be shown only if an alarm sensor has been activated
1ab
This row indicates the unit (ID 1 in this example) and the alarm inputs (A
and B in this example) that has been activated.
Inputs:
This row will be shown only if an alarm sensor has been activated
1a
This row indicates which unit ID and which alarm input that is still
activated.
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