Pima GSM-200 User manual

GSM-200
Quad Band GSM/GPRS Cellular
Communicator for
PIMA Intruder Alarm Systems
Version 3.14
Installation Guide
Overview
The GSM-200 is a Quad Band GSM/GPRS cellular communicator that provides a cellular link to
PIMA’s Hunter-Pro Series & Captain1alarm systems and the SAT-N communicator. It is based on
Telit GE864 engine2and can serve for 3 purposes:
Backup (to the telephone line) or main communication channel;
Upload & download via GPRS (using the COMAX application);
Remote access, in the Hunter-Pro Series control panels only;
The GSM-200 supports GPRS (encrypted), Voice & SMS.
Product package contents
GSM-200 communicator;
Mounting screws;
Quad band antenna;
Wiring harness to the control panel’s TRANSMITTER socket;
Wiring harness to the control panel’s AUDIO IN/OUT terminals.
Ver. 3.XX updates
The power supply connector has been removed; the module’s power is now solely supplied
by the control panel.
Boot loader jumper (to be used only after consulting with PIMA support team).
The Green LED blinking patterns have been modified. See the table on page 4.
A new jumper J1 was added to enable transmitting only in GSM Full rate.
1In Captain 6 the GSM-200 only communicates via the Voice channel and only with monitoring stations.
2See http://www.telit.com/en/products.php?p_id=3&p_ac=show&p=11

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Safety instructions and restrictions
Make sure the GSM-200 is not connected to power before installing the SIM card;
Cellular line and SIM card are obtained from cellular providers;
The SIM card must support outgoing calls; support in outgoing SMS is recommended;
The GSM-200 must be connected to the control panel in order to program the
encryption keys.
Cellular calls require payment for the connection time. Prepaid cards can be used, but
not monitored.
Figure 1. The module's PCB
Choosing a location
Use the following guidelines to choose a location to install the communicator:
1. Avoid mounting the control panel in areas with excessive metal or electrical wiring, such
as utility rooms.
2. Leave 20 to 35 cm of open space above the control panel’s box for the antenna.
Antenna connector
Control panel’s AUDIO
IN/OUT wires
SIM card holder
GSM Full
rate jumper
Control panel’s
TRANSMITTER
socket cable
Status
Red LED Network registration
Green LED
Programming
cable socket
Telit GE864 engine
Boot
Loader jumper

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Installation
Before starting make sure the communicator is not connected to the control panel.
1. Unscrew the GSM-200 backplate and remove it;
2. Insert the SIM card to its slot;
3. If the communicator will transmit only in Full rate, place J1 jumper on the left two pins. See
Figure 8”GSM Full rate jumper (Voice channel only)”on page 7.
4. Replace the backplate and fasten its screws;
5. Unscrew the two screws on the communicator’s top side;
6. Mount the communicator in the control panel box, top side (see Figure 4 on page 5Figure 4)
and fasten the screws, inside-out.
7. Fasten the antenna to the antenna base.
8. Connect the 5 wire harness to the TRANSMITTER socket on the control panel.
9. Connect the Yellow & Orange wiring harness to the control panel's AUDIO IN/OUT terminals
(see the table in page 5 for details).
See the Hunter-Pro Series and Captain 8 installation guide (P/N 4410281)
for programming instructions.
Wiring diagrams
Figure 2. Wiring diagram for the Hunter-Pro series
Orange Yellow
AUDIO OUT
AUDIO IN
GSM-200
TRANSMITTER
Hunter-Pro Series
control panels
TRANSMITTER
BATT
CONT
IN OUT
LINE SET AUDIO
AGND
EGND

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Figure 3. Wiring diagram for the Captain 8
The audio wires
GSM-200
Control panel
Orange wire
Audio Out
Yellow wire
Audio In
Green LED
LED blinking
Module status
Once every second
Searching for a network/not registered/turning off
Once every 3 seconds
Full service & registered
Is ON
Communicating
Is OFF
Off
Red LED
LED blinking
Graphic pattern
Description
Fast, uniformed
Internal process
Uneven
Communicating with the
control panel
Very fast, uniformed
Boot loading
Twice every second
--- --- ---
Resetting
Once every second
--- --- --- ---
Idle mode
ON/OFF
-
Fault
Orange
Yellow
AUDIO OUT AUDIO IN
GSM-200
OUTLINE
TELEPHONE
SET
AUDIO
IN
-EGND
TRANSMITTER
Captain 8 control panel
TRANSMITTER
BATT

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Installing the GSM-200 along the TRV/
TRU-100 Radio transmitters
Use the following figure to install the GSM-200 communicator and the TRV/TRU-100 long-range
radio transmitters in the same control panel’s designated metal box (P/N 4210111) top side.
There are two mounting options for the GSM-200: middle side (front view) when the
communicator is installed alone; on the right side when installed along the TRV/TRU-100 radio
transmitters. See the next figures.
Note that special adapters (P/N 4210115 for the GSM-200; P/N 4210114 for the TRV/TRU-100)
and a designated harness (P/N 3411058) must be used to install the two modules.
Figure 4. Mounting options (top view)
Figure 5. The GSM-200 installed alone in the control panel box
The antennas of both modules must be connected with coaxial
cables and be installed at least 1 meter away from each other.
Grounding should be connected directly to the TRV/TRU-100.
Figure 6. The GSM-200 and the TRV/TRU-100 installed together
GSM-200 GSM-200
TRV/
TRU-100
TRV/TRU-100
TRANSMITTER
socket Control panel
GSM-200
2 module harness

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Programming encryption keys
Encryption keys for PIMA’s network products (using GPRS) are programmed by the COMAX
application. The communicator is connected to the COMAX’s PC with a designated cable
(P/N 3411078).
Follow the next steps to program the GSM-200 in the COMAX. You will need PIMA’s LCL-11A
adapter kit (P/N 8180005):
1. Connect the PC with the COMAX to the GSM-200:
a. Connect the LCL-11A adapter directly to a PC COM port or USB port, using
Serial-to-USB converter.
b. Connect the RJ-11/Molex programming cable (P/N ) between the LCL-11A
and the GSM-200 programming socket. See Figure 1 and Figure 7.
2. Connect the GSM-200 to the control panel’s TRANSMITTER socket, as the GSM-200 MUST be
powered up in order to be programmed.
Figure 7. Connecting the GSM-200 to the COMAX application
3. In the COMAX, click or Account New and select ‘GSM-200’from the drop-down list.
4. Enter the 64 character encryption key/s.
5. Press the ‘Connect locally’icon and wait for confirmation message, “Connected”.
6. Click ‘Actions’->’Download key X’ to download the encryption key/s.
Serial (RS-232)
connector
LCL-11A
Serial-to-USB adaptor GSM-200
EXPANSION CARD
SERIAL
KEYPAD
TRANSMITTER
JP1 JP2 JP4
JP3
Control panel
COMAX

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Troubleshooting
GSM Full rate jumper (Voice channel only)
The GSM Full rate jumper is to be use when the GSM-200 is transmitting in the Voice channel but
transmissions are not received in the Monitoring Station. Since this may be a network load related
problem, transmitting in Full rate (i.e., wider bandwidth) may be a solution.
Starting version 3.12, the communicator’s GSM rate can be set by a new jumper, J1 (see the next
figure). When the jumper is in place, the GSM-200 will transmit (in the Voice channel only) in Full
rate; without the jumper the communicator will transmit in Full or Enhanced full or Half rate,
depending on the cellular network load and characteristics.
Figure 8. GSM Full rate jumper
Limited warranty
PIMA Electronic Systems Ltd. shall have no liability for any death, personal and/or bodily injury and/or
damage to property or other loss whether direct, indirect, incidental, consequential or otherwise, based on a
claim that the Product failed to function.
Copyright 2012 by PIMA Electronic Systems Ltd. All rights reserved. E&OE
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Ver.: B5, XX en (July 2012)