Ontech GSM 9020 User manual

Ontech GSM 9020
User Manual aENGLISHa

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Welcome
Thank you for choosing Ontech GSM 9020
We hope that the product will satisfy your needs and that you will find this manual easy
to handle and that it guides you in an appropriate way.
If you want to learn more, please visit our web site at www.ondico.se, where you can
find more information.
Questions can be directed to [e-mail].
SMS text will be shown with gray background and bold text, for example:
1234#1*0#
Also the buttons to be pressed when using a telephone in tone mode (not pulse) is
shown in this way.
Text in italic indicates a menu in your mobile phone, for example;
Contacts
Quotation mark shall never be written in the contacts, it is used in this manual only in
order to separate the commands from other text.
This version of the manual is valid for all units with software version 005 or later. To check
the version of your unit, please refer to “SMS showing the SIM-card settings” on page 31.
Ondico 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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Content
Overview...............................................................................................................................5
Content in package.............................................................................................................6
Get started............................................................................................................................6
Necessary programming of the SIM card.........................................................................................................6
Optional programming of the SIM card ............................................................................................................7
Position of the contacts on the circuit board................................................................................................9
Installation of internal backup battery................................................................................................................9
Physical installation.......................................................................................................................................................10
Check the SIM card settings....................................................................................................................................11
Testing the unit................................................................................................................................................................12
Functions ............................................................................................................................12
Remote relay......................................................................................................................................................................12
Control the relay manually.................................................................................................................................12
Control the relay with a telephone..............................................................................................................12
Control the relay with SMS ................................................................................................................................13
The position of the relay after a power failure .....................................................................................14
Alarm.......................................................................................................................................................................................14
Wired alarm...................................................................................................................................................................15
Wireless alarm detectors .....................................................................................................................................16
Delayed activation of alarm detector.........................................................................................................17
Activation of relay when alarming – Alarmrelay.................................................................................17
Turn off/on the alarm function .......................................................................................................................17
When the unit is alarming ..................................................................................................................................18
Acknowledge an alarm.........................................................................................................................................19
Temperature ......................................................................................................................................................................20
Temperature sensors .............................................................................................................................................20
Temperature alarm..................................................................................................................................................20
Thermostat function...............................................................................................................................................21
GPS positioning ...............................................................................................................................................................23
GPS receivers ...............................................................................................................................................................23
Connecting an GPS receiver .............................................................................................................................23
Request GPS data from the unit.....................................................................................................................23
GPS alarm / GPS fence...........................................................................................................................................24
GPS Tracking ................................................................................................................................................................25
Power supply.....................................................................................................................................................................25
Connecting power supply and charging ................................................................................................25
Decrease power consumption .......................................................................................................................25

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Low battery.........................................................................................................................................................................25
Internal backup battery..............................................................................................................................................26
Power failure alarm..................................................................................................................................................26
Delayed power failure alarm.............................................................................................................................26
Turn off/turn on the unit if an internal backup battery is connected..................................27
Short range radio – extra relays......................................................................................28
Reference............................................................................................................................29
SMS from the unit ..........................................................................................................................................................29
Alarm SMS / Status SMS.......................................................................................................................................29
SMS about power supply....................................................................................................................................30
SMS about GPS...........................................................................................................................................................30
SMS showing the SIM card settings ............................................................................................................31
Commands..........................................................................................................................................................................31
Push button........................................................................................................................................................................32
The lamps.............................................................................................................................................................................33
The DIP switch ..................................................................................................................................................................34
Tip! .......................................................................................................................................35
Troubble shooting ............................................................................................................37
Technical specifications ...................................................................................................38
Declaration of conformity................................................................................................39

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Overview
Ontech GSM 9020 is a combined remote relay and an alarm caller and is communicating
over the GSM network. The cabinet is in accordance with IP65.
The unit is powered by 12 VDC. A 12 V accumulator or the enclosed power
adapter can be used.
Remotely controlled by telephone calls or SMS.
Alerts and sends GPS position data via SMS
Relay230V/10A. Potential free. Can be connected Normally Open or Normally
Closed. Has a timer function. Can be programmed to remember position after a
power failure.
Two alarm inputs for corded alarm detectors. Can be set to NO or NC. Can be
programmed to activate relay when alarms.
Wireless alarm detectors will be available during 2009.
Internal temperature sensor reports temperature.
External temperature sensor with high accuracy is optional.
Alerts if the temperature falls below or rise above alarm temperature.
Thermostat function, temperature regulates the relay.
GPS receiver (buy optional) can be connected. Reports position, direction and
speed in SMS.
GPS Fence function alerts if unit is moving outside programmed distance to
fence. Is set in meters in multiples of 50 meters.
If internal backup battery (buy optional) is connected the unit will alert if the
main power is disconnected. Can be set to be delay in up to 40 minutes.
Can control extra relay units (Ontech 9010) via short range radio.

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Content in package
•Ontech GSM 9020
•Antenna
•Users Manuals
•Power adapter 13,8 V
Get started
In order to use the unit you must have a SIM card for a GSM mobile telephone and
access to a mobile phone. Cash card can be used.
The installation is made in three simple steps:
1. Programming the SIM card
2. Physical installation
3. Test of the unit and its functions
Necessary programming of the SIM card
1. Insert the SIM card in a GSM mobile phone
2. Deactivate the PINCODE function. See the user manual of the mobile phone.
3. Delete all old contacts from the SIM card if there are any
4. Choose Contacts in the mobile phones menu.
a. Create a new entry. Name it ”PINCODE”
b. In the field for telephone number, enter your personal four digit
number. This number is the PINCODE you must enter each time you
contact your Ontech GSM 9020.
5. Go to ”Optional programming of the SIM card” if you want special functions
or
6. Turn off the mobile phone and remove the SIM-card. Go to to ”Physical
installation” see page 10.
Make sure that you save all information are on the SIM card and not only in the
memory of the GSM telephone. It can be necessary to open the contacts and copy
to the SIM card from the memory of the telephone. See the manual of the
telephone. Avoid to copy more contacts than necessary to the SIM card. No
quotation marks or slashes or similar shall be written, just the text.

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Optional programming of the SIM card
In order to use some of the function you want it can be necessary to program more
contacts on the SIM card. See below:
NB! To be sure programming is made in a correct way, you can check by requesting an
SMS with SIM card settings. See page 31.Do this every time you have changed the SIM
card settings.
1. Create a send list for alarms (see page 14).
1) Create a new contact. Name it ”SMS0” (note that 0 is zero and not the
letter O).
2) Enter the mobile phone number for the receiver of the SMS. Save.
3) The following contacts in the send list are named SMS1, SMS2 etc,
and the mobile numbers are entered. All numbers from SMS0 to SMS9
can be used, in total 10 different numbers.
2. Set delay for activation of alarm detector (DELAY) (see page 17).
1) It is possible to set a delayed activation for an alarm detector. This is
for giving you time to deactivate the alarm before the unit is sending
an alarm.
2) Create a new contact. Name it ”DELAYX ”. X is the ID of the alarm
detector you want to delay (values of 1-8 are permitted).
i. Write the numbers of seconds you want to delay in the
telephone number field
Example: You want alarm detector with ID no 6 to b activated
with a delay of 45 seconds. In the name field of the contact,
write “DELAY6” and in the field for the telephone number
write “45”.
3. Activate the temperature guard (TEMP) (see page 20).
1) Create a new contact and name it ”DEGREE”.
i. Write the alarm temperature in the telephone number field. If
the alarm temperature is below zero degrees Celsius, add
zero (“0”) before the temperature. For example; minus 7
degrees C is written as “07”.
2) Create a new contact and name it ”TEMP”.
i. In the telephone number field write ”1” if you want an alarm
if the temperature drops below the alarm temperature given

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in “DEGREE” or write “2” if you want the alarm when the
temperature rises above the alarm temperature.
4. Set active temperature sensor (EXTTEMP) (see page 20).
1) If you have an external temp sensor (optional) and you want it to
control the temperature alarm and thermostat you have to activate it.;
Create a new contact and name it EXTTEMP.
i. In the telephone number field write ”1”.
5. Active the function “relay activates at alarms” (ALARMRELAY) (see page
17)
1) Create a new contact and name it “ALARMRELAY”.
i. In the telephone number field write ”1”
6. Activate delay for ”Power failure alarm” ( POWERFAIL)(see page 26).
1) If an internal backup battery (optional) has been connected the unit
alarms when the ordinary power is disconnected. It is possible to set a
delay for this alarm.
2) Create a new contract and name it ”POWERFAIL”.
i. In the telephone number field, write the number of minutes
delay you want (1-40 is allowed)
ii. If the digit ”0” (zero) is set the function will be deactivated.
7. Activation of the GPSFENCE (see page 24).
1) If a GPS receiver (optional) has been connected you can set it to send
an alarm if the unit has been moved from its original position. You can
set at which distance from the original position you want the unit to
send an alarm.
2) Create a new contact and name it ”GPSFENCE”.
i. In the telephone number field write alarm distance in
multiples of 50 meters.
Example: If you want an alarm when the unit has moved 300
meters away from the original position, write the digit “6”
(6*50=300). If you want to set 900 meters write 18
(18*50=900).

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Position of the contacts on the circuit board
Fig 1. Upper side of the circuit board.
Fig 2. Back side of the circuit board. NB The backup battery is optional and not standard.
Installation of internal backup battery
If you want to use an internal backup battery (see page 26) you should install this before
the physical installation. The backup battery is optional and is not included in the
standard package. If you do not install a backup battery, go to section ”Physical
installation” see page 10.
1. Open the unit by unscrew the two screws on the left and right sides.
2. Turn the unit so you face the under side.

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3. Pull carefully the ”hood” until you can see connector E on the circuit board. Do
not pull longer as there is a risk for the flex cable to the membrane switch to
disconnect.
4. Remove the protection paper on the tape on the battery
5. Place the battery according to the figure above.
6. Connect the contact of the battery to connector ”E”
7. Push the ”hood” back to its original position and replace the screws or continue
with the physical installation.
Physical installation
1. Place the unit on the place of your desire and attach it by using screws in the
two holes. The antenna shall point down. If you want to install an internal
backup battery this shall be done prior to this physical installation (see above).
2. Open the unit by unscrew the two screws on the left and right sides.
3. Pull carefully the ”hood” approximately 5 cm or until you can see the two
green screw terminals Do not pull longer as there is a risk for the flex cable to
the membrane switch to disconnect.
4. Install the SIM card (see picture).
a. The upper part of the SIM card holder is moved to left until you hear a
click.
b. Fold up the upper part of the SIM card holder.
c. Place the SIM card in the upper part. The cut corner of the SIM card
shall be positioned in the upper right corner when the upper part of
the card holder is folded back.
d. Fold back the upper part.
e. Lock the upper part by moving it to the right until you hear a click..
5. Open the screw cap by screwing it to the left.
6. Pull the cables through the screw cap.
7. Connect the cables:
a. Power. Terminal A. 12VDC. Either the power adapter or an 12V
accumulator or both. Plus is connected to connector “+12”. Minus is
connected to the connector ”0V” . Important. Do not connect to
power at this stage. It can damage the equipment.
On power adapter; positive cord is white.
b. Relay (page 12). Terminal B. If you want “Normally Open Relay” (use
connector 2 and 3. If you want “Normally Closed Relay” (use connector
1 and 3. Maximum load is 230V/10A .