Permaconn PM24 User manual

PERMACONN
PM24
Installation Manual
RDCCO PTY LTD
Unit 3/9-11 South St
Rydalmere NSW 2116
Telephone: [phone]
Web: www.permaconn.com

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Introduction / Features of the PM24 / Data Plans....................................................3
Atlas Web Platform / Installation Procedure..............................................................4
Programming the Alarm Panel / Antenna Installation ...............................................5
Powered from Alarm Panel / Defaulting the PM24....................................................6
Outputs / Inputs ......................................................................................................7
Securitel Interface / Transmission Delay Times.........................................................8
LED Status Indicators.................................................................................................9
Contact ID Reporting Codes.....................................................................................10
PM24 Specifications.................................................................................................11
Warning / Liability....................................................................................................12
Table of Contents
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Introduction
The Permaconn system provides two-way communication between supervised
premises and the Monitoring Centre. The PM24 is a versatile state of the art
microprocessor based LTE CAT M1 security communicator. This unit can inter-
face with a range of alarm panels using serial or Contact ID.
 The Permaconn PM24 reports Contact ID events on the CAT M1 network.
 The Permaconn PM24 polls according to the registered fault recognition time.
Features of the Permaconn PM24
 Three (3) Outputs
 Contact ID reporting through Alarm Panel Dialler
 High Speed RS232 interface
 Serial interface to Cardax, Concept, Tecom, MCM and Siemens
 Monitors and reports status of alarm panel interface lead
 Non-volatile memory stores all setup information in the event of a power failure
 Single SIM
 Various LED status indicators for easy onsite diagnostics
Data Plan
Supervisory Period Single SIM
12hrs P2
1hr P8
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Atlas Web Platform
Atlas is a secure web portal that enables users to activate and interro-
gate their Permaconn communicators remotely for
diagnostic and control purposes. This portal can be accessed via the
web using any Smartphone, Tablet or PC. We strongly
recommend using this application to verify your install.
Apply online www.permaconn.com
Installation Procedure
 PM24 must be activated using the Atlas ‗App‘ on your Smartphone, PC or Tablet be-
fore applying power. The PM24 will not operate unless it has been activated.
 Place the PM24 housing in the space where you intend to install it. Do not mount the
PM24 yet, as it may need to be moved to obtain a better signal strength
 Screw the antenna onto the SMA connector.
 Connect 13.8V DC to power socket. Power is normally obtained from the Alarm
Panel. If you are using an independent power supply make sure that you have a com-
mon negative.
 ‗HB‘ LED indicates signal strength and if the microprocessor is operating.
Operational + Good Signal = [Green - Blinking]
Operational + Low Signal = [Red - Blinking]
 PM24 can take up to 3 minutes to come online.
 Connection to the cellular network is indicated by the:
―MOBILE‖ LED = [Green - Steady On]
 Alternatively ―Ping‖ the PM24 using your Atlas ‗App‘. Signal strength must be better
than -93dBm for reliable communications.
 If the signal strength is low you need to reposition the unit or install a high gain
antenna.
 A four wire connection is required between the Alarm Panel dialler and the PM24.
Option 1: Plug the original alarm panel dialler lead into the 611 socket on the
PM24 to connect the alarm panel.
Option 2: Use a 4 core cable between PM24 and alarm panel dialler terminals.
 ‗R‘ & ‗T‘ as the input and ‗R1‘ & ‗T1‘ as the return line. If the return line is not con-
nected the ‗CID‘ LED = [Red - On] indicating a fault. This lead is also used to monitor
the interconnectivity between the Alarm Panel dialler and the PM24.
 The PM24 obtains the Panel ID directly from the Alarm Panel after the first valid con-
tact ID event is sent.
 If a fixed Panel ID is required - inform the Monitoring Centre before activation.
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Programming the Alarm Panel
The alarm panel must be programmed with:
 Contact ID
 Tone / DTMF dialling
 Four digit Panel ID number
 8 digit telephone number
 Arm & Disarm reporting must be enabled. (This is required for the Pocket
Secure App)
 Trigger an alarm event or test report from the alarm panel. The panel dialler will
seize the line and send data on ‗R‘ & ‗T‘. The ―CID‖ LED = [Green - Blinking].
 When a valid Contact ID event is sent from the alarm panel the
‗CID‘ LED = [Green - Steady On].
 Ping the PM24 using Atlas to verify status of installation.
Antenna Installation
Antennas can have their performance maximised using a ―Ground Plane‖, any
metal mounting surface will suffice. Please use the supplied ―Ground Plane‖ plate
if you are not mounting this antenna on a metal surface. A significant reduction in
performance occurs if an antenna does not have an adequate ground plane.
 If signal strength is low, a high gain aerial may be required.
The Permaconn Part N# is ‗ANTH3G‘
 Extension cables for the high gain aerial are available
Length in Meters Part N#
3 EXT3
5 EXT5
10 EXT10
NB: Do not exceed 10 meters.
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PM24 - Powered from Alarm Panel
Defaulting the PM24
Apply DC power and depress reset button for:
 Three (3) seconds to reset CAT M1 settings.
 Green LEDs will all flash Green together to confirm successful default.
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Outputs
There are three (3) outputs available.
 Outputs are ‗Open Collector‘ @50mA switching 12vDC negative—for
heavier loads a relay must be used.
 Ensure there is a common negative between the PM24 and the device
being switch.
 The outputs can be opened, closed or pulsed using the Atlas web portal
 The output can only be pulsed when using the Pocket Secure App.
 Refer to the technical addendums for detail keyswitch information.
https://www.permaconn.com / Installer Zone / Technical Addendums
Compatible with ‗Pocket Secure‘ remote control App. Available on the Apple ,
Google Play and Windows store
Inputs
 There are three (3) inputs on the PM24
 Inputs are programmed as 24hour Instant Zone types.
 Inputs are sealed with a 3k3resistor if used.
NB: Do not seal inputs if not in use.
Input CID Part Zone
AUX 1 140 0 981
AUX 2 140 0 982
AUX 3 140 0 983
EOL resistor colour code for Inputs on the PM24
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Serial Interface
‗Serial‘ MUST be selected on activation otherwise it will not operate.
The PM24 comes standard with Securitel / serial interfaces to suit:
 Tecom
 MCM Icon
 C & K ( Sierra STU )
 Siemens
 Cardax / Gallagher (IFM-CDX required)
 Concept (10K resistor must be fitted between +12v and Rx)
Serial LED [Green - Blink] to indicate successful Securitel or serial interface.
Wiring Diagram for Serial Connection Additional Wiring for Concept STU Connection
Transmission Delay Times
 Messages originating from the Alarm Panel are forwarded immediately.
 Alarm Panel ‗Dialler Interface Lead Fail‘ is sent if not restored within 90 seconds.
 Arm / Disarm reporting may occur at the end of exit delay (Pocket Secure).
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LED Status Indicators * Normal Operation
LED Activity Indication
HB
Green Blinking * Signal strength OK / Processor OK
Red Blinking Signal strength LOW or trying to reconnect to net-
work
LED Off No power
Mobile
Green On * Unit has registered and is online
Red Blinking Data traffic on Mobile Network
Serial Red Blinking Data traffic on Serial Interface
Green Serial Interface OK
CID
Green On * Alarm panel has sent a valid CID event
Red On Dialler lead not connected (No return line R1&T1)
LED Off Normal status when panel off hook
Orange Events sent but R1 & T1 did not restore
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Contact ID Reporting Codes
To comply with AS2201.5 these event IDs must be mapped correctly at the
monitoring centre
PERMACONN CONTACT ID EVENT TEMPLATE
Event
ID
Partition Zone Description
313 0954
Engineering Reset (changed encryption key)
No action required.
350 0953
Fail To Communicate –Permaconn experienced trou-
ble sending signals do not expect restore.
352 0956
Dialer Interface Lead Fail –Issue with dialer lead be-
tween Permaconn unit and the alarm panel.
356 0969 Permaconn communicator –Cellular network poll fail
356 0970 Permaconn communicator is offline.
140 0981
Auxiliary 1 –Auxiliary input alarm on Permaconn com-
municator
140 0982
Auxiliary 2 –Auxiliary input alarm on Permaconn com-
municator.
140 0983
Auxiliary 3 –Auxiliary input alarm on Permaconn com-
municator.
300 0 984 Panel ID Clash—When two (2) Permaconn devices are reporting to
the same Control Room on the same line number using the same ac-
count number.
Check in Atlas for duplicate account number.
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PM24 Specifications
Housing Material ABS Plastic –Green
Dimensions 108mm (H) x 15.5mm (D) x 80mm (W)
Weight 96g
Operating Environment 0° - 50° @ 15% to 85% humidity (non condensing)
Frequency Band B3, B5, B28
Modem Quectel BG96
Power
8-15vDC Terminal or Plug pack
(Must be powered from approved supplied)
Power Consumption Standby: 0.04A @ 13.8vDC
Transmitting: 0.19A @ 13.8vDC
Auxiliary Input Three (3) 24Hr inputs, state change detected every
second. EOL 3.3k
Auxiliary Output
Three (3) Open collector outputs @50mA (max).
Function control using Atlas web portal and/or 'Pocket
Secure' app.
Data Security AES Encryption
Serial Interface High Speed RS232 interface
Approvals
EN62311: 2008, AS/NZS 2772.2: 2016,
AS/NZS 60950.1:2015, AS/NZS CISPR 22:
2009+A1: 2010 AS/CA S042.4: 2015, AS/NZS 60950.
1:2015 EN 55032: 2015, EN 55024:2010+A1:2015,
EN 61000-3-2: 2014, EN 61000-3-3: 2013 ETSI
EN 301 489-1 V 2.1.1 (2017-02), Draft ETSI
EN 301 489-52 V1.1.0 (2016-11) ETSI EN 301 908-1
V11.1.1(2016-07), ETSI EN 301 908-2 V11.1.1(2016-07)
ETSI EN 301 908-1 V11.1.1 (2016-07), ETSI
EN 301 908-13 V11.1.1 (2016-07), EN62479: 2010
EN 60950-1:2006+A11:2009+A1:2010+A12:
2011+A2:2013
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Liability
INSTALLATION MUST BE CARRIED OUT BY SERVICE PERSONNEL ONLY
THE EARTHING TERMINAL ON THE PM24 MUST BE PERMANENTLY CON-
NECTED TO EARTH.
The socket-outlet must be installed near the equipment and easily accessible.
The unit must only be operated with the supplied antenna. Install the PM24 in a loca-
tion that no person[s] is closer than 200 mm to the antenna at all times.
Telephone plugs and connectors must be installed inside the metal enclosure of the
unit. Interconnecting cables must be placed in conduit.
The unit must be installed in accordance with this manual for proper operation.
Standards require regular service by qualified and licensed technicians and regular
testing.
Warning
ANY LIABILITY FOR CONSEQUENTIAL AND INCIDENTAL DAMAGES IS EX-
PRESSLY DISCLAIMED. RDCCO Pty Ltd AND PERMACONN LIABILITY IN
ALL EVENTS IS LIMITED TO, AND SHALL NOT EXCEED, THE PURCHASE
PRICE PAID.
While every effort has been taken to ensure the accuracy of this document, RDCCO Pty
Ltd assumes no responsibility or liability for any errors or omissions. RDCCO Pty Ltd
reserves the right to make changes to this manual due to ongoing development.
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