Profort multiGuard Technic RF Installation guide

QUICK-MANUAL for multiGuard Technic RF
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Mounting
1. Prepare a SIM card so that the PIN code is 1234 or deactivated. Mount the card in the unit. The unit
now has 1234 as password or runs without a password. The card is turned the way shown below.
2. Connect inputs, outputs and power cable (12-24 VAC/DC).
3. Connect power. The unit first gives one short beep and then a red diode is lit. After approximately 20
sec. the diode flashes every 2 sec. and the unit is ready.
4. Connect a rechargeable 3,6 V Li-ion battery.
The multiGuard unit interior
DIP-switch for analogue input 2 (AN 2)
1 ON: 0-10 VDC
2 ON: 0/4-20 mA
3 ON: PT-100
4 ON: Profort, PTC- probe
All OFF: digital input
Voltage on in- and outputs
Output: AC max 230 VAC, 6A
DC max 30 VDC, 6A
Inputs, digital: max 12 VDC
max power 2 mA
Input, analogue 2: max 0-10 VDC
Press only voltage when DIP-
switch 1 is on and 2-4 are off
Input, analogue 1: Profort, PTC probe

SET-UP
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Set-up on PC via the PC COM-port
1. Connect the unit to the PC COM-port with an RS-232 cable or a USB-RS232 converter (the driver of
the converter needs to be installed).
2. Install the Profort PC Program in a computer with Windows by downloading the program from
www.profort.com. Start the program and type in the product key which can be found on the page.
3. Type in the number of the COM-port that the PC uses.
4. Fill in the rest of the information in the set-up program and finish with transferring it to the unit.
Set-up on PC via the Internet
1. Install the Profort PC Program in a PC with Windows by downloading the program from
www.profort.com. Start the program and type in the product key which can be found on the page.
2. Mark ’Connection via the Internet’ and choose a unique ’USERNAME’. You need the username to
log on www.profort.com and/or to activate the Internet access of the unit.
3. Send following text messages to the unit:
(Notice: 1234 = password. Space counts as a character and is therefore important. Is the PIN code
deactivated, 1234 can be left out).
Notice: The SIM card in the unit needs to be opened for GPRS at the telephone operator.
4. Fill in the rest of the information in the set-up program and finish with transferring it to the unit.
Default set-up
The unit has 2 default set-ups: The relay output is drawn for 10 seconds in case of alarm (G1) and
input 0 is set to connect/disconnect the unit with pulses (RP).
For further help: press F1 in the program; see the manual on the CD or on www.profort.com
1234 EA USERNAME 99999999
Define the username and phone
number of the unit.
99999999 is the unit phone
number
If the phone operator is Telia, then also send following text to indicate APN for Telia:
1234 EG www.internet.mtelia.dk
APN for Telia

SET-UP
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Set-up with text message
1234 = password, 0 = zero, space counts as a character and is therefore important.
Define the phone
number of the unit
and (optionally)
change password
1234 N0 xxxxxxxx yyyy
(N0 = N + zero)
xxxxxxxx = the unit phone no. yyyy = new four
digit password
Defines unit phone no. (N0) and create new
password.
New password is not necessary.
Receivers
Register no. 1, no.
2 and so on
1234 N1 11111111
1234 N2 22222222
Registers receiver 1 and 2 to receive text to phone
number 11 11 11 11 and 22 22 22 22
All in all 25 receivers.
Delete no. 1
1234 N1
Deletes receiver 1
Text on inputs
Create
1234 Ax TEXT
TEXT on input x by opening/closing. x = 0,1, or 2
1234 Lx TEXT
TEXT on input x by opening/closing. x = 0,1 or 2
Delete
1234 Ax
Deletes TEXT for input x by opening/closing.
x = 0, 1 or 2.
1234 Lx
Deletes TEXT for input x by opening/closing.
x = 0, 1 or 2
Only alarm if text
is created
1234 CT
The unit ignores input that does not have text
connected to it
Create analogue
input
1234 V1 S yyyy zzzz
Set-up of the scale (yyyy = minimum zzzz =
maximum) for 0-10 V and for 0-20 mA.
1234 V1 M yyyy zzzz
Set-up of values for intervals LOW, MIDDLE and
HIGH (Point 1 and Point 2) on analogue input 1.
If the value on input becomes larger or smaller
than yyyy (Point 1) or larger or smaller than zzzz
(Point 2), an alarm is sent.
1234 V1 A TEXT
Alarm text LOW on analogue input 1 is sent when
the value becomes smaller than the value defined
in Point 1/yyyy (Vx M yyyy zzzz).

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1234 V1 L TEXT
Alarm text MIDDLE on analogue input 1 is sent
when the value becomes higher than the value
defined in Point 1/yyyy or lower than the value in
Point 2/zzzz (Vx M yyyy zzzz).
1234 V1 B TEXT
Alarm text HIGH on analogue input 1 is sent when
the value becomes higher than the value defined in
Point 2/zzzz (Vx M yyyy zzzz).
Activate output in
case of alarm
1234 Gx
x = 1-9 (1 = 10 sec., 2 = 20 sec., 3 = 30 sec., 4 = 1
min, 5 = 2 min, 6 = 4 min, 7 = 8 min, 8 = 16 min
and 9 = constant.)
Sets the relay output to activate in x time in case of
alarm on an input.
Outputs follow
condition on inputs
1234 GA
Indicates that the output follows the corresponding
input if text is created.
Notice: input signal has higher priority than
command S0 (S + zero) and B0 (B + zero)
For further help: see the manual on the CD or on www.profort.com
Management of relay and functions with call from telephone
Relay:
Call the unit. Type in 1234 (password) when the connection is established, and await two ’beeps’. Type in
the chosen code and end the call.
Code examples:
*00 (asterisk + zero + zero) Pulses relay output for 10 sec.
*10 (asterisk + 1 + zero) Opens relay output
*20 (asterisk + 2 + zero) Closes relay output
Macro:
Call the unit. When the connection is established, type in the chosen code and end the call.
x (x = 0-9 for macro 0-9) Executes macro x

MANAGEMENT
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Management with text message
Connect and
disconnect the unit
1234 ON
Inputs are activated, red diode flashes
1234 OF
Inputs are deactivated, red diode turns off
Activation of
output
1234 S0
(S + zero)
Closes output
1234 B0
(B + zero)
Opens output
1234 P0
(P + zero)
Pulses output for approx. 10 sec.
Download
1234 OK
Downloads info about GSM transmission power and
battery level.
Example: OK>>OK SQ: xx% BAT: yyV
xx = transmission power in percent. 25 % is lowest
acceptable value
yy = battery status
1234 V1 R
Downloads measurements on the analogue input
Connection to the
Internet
1234 EH USERNAME
GPRS traffic starts
1234 EH
GPRS traffic stops
Send alarm
immediately in
case of power
failure
1234 JS
Sends alarm immediately in case of power failure (after
approx. 10 sec.)
1234 JM
Sets the unit to send alarm in case of power failure after
approx. 30 min. (Default setting)
Other management
The unit can also be managed through the PC program and all the functions can be controlled directly on the
Internet.
See more in the manual or for Internet management log on www.profort.com

MACRO
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Macro with command
Collect one or more commands in a ’super command’ called a macro. Give it a name and activate it with that
name. It works with either text message, phone call, DTMF-tones, or over the Internet. It is possible to create
10 macros.
A macro can be created with commands or with infrared codes from e.g. a remote control.
Create macro no. 1
with command
1234 M1 NAME
<COMMAND>
E.g.
1234 M0 TEMP <V1 R>
Creates macro M0 .. M9 with the name NAME and
attaches a command. More commands in the same
macro are divided by semicolon ’;’ without space.
Example: 1234 SHORT PULSE <S0;B0>
Play macro
TEMP
Plays the macro with the name TEMP
Delete macro no. 1
1234 M1
Deletes macro 1 (M0..M9).
For further help: see the manual on the CD or on www.profort.com
Connection of temperature probe
The unit has a built-in plug (AUX) for montage of e.g. temperature probe.
The built-in switch must be placed on the left side for the probe to be used. For the probe to measure
humidity and temperature the GSM unit needs to be set up. In following example boundaries are set at 4°C
and 30°C by temperature and at 35% RH and 65% RH by the relative humidity.
For further help: see the manual on the CD or on www.profort.com

SPECIFICATIONS
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Power supply
12-24V DC min 0,5 A (included)
Battery
3,6V rechargeable Li-ion battery (included)
Consumption
Approx. 35 mA while resting (supplied with 12VDC)
150 mA when charging with battery
2 mA in case of power failure and supply with battery
Output
Max 6 A at 230V AC
Max 6 A at 35V DC
Inputs, digital
Max 1V, 2 mA (GND) Input 0: also dis-/connection (level/pulse)
Min. 18V max 30 V (24V DC) Input 1: also pulse/minute counter
Input 2: also pulse counter
Input, analogue 1 (AN 1)
Profort temperature sensor (Profort-no. 007995)
Input, analogue 2 (AN 2)
0-10V DC
0/4-20mA
PT-100
Profort temperature sensor (Profort-no. 007995)
Pulse and minute counter
Max 10Hz. Max one mio. pulse or minutes
Dimension
Design box, black
130x85x24 mm, weight: 125 g.
Temperature
–20 °C - +55 °C
Antenna
1 internal antenna for GSM-modem. Possibility for external antenna (Profort-no. 369003)
1 internal antenna for RF. Possibility for external antenna (Profort-no. 369003)
The Profort PC Program Quick-setup
Compatible with all versions of Windows. The PC needs to have a COM-port (RS232). A USB-RS232-
converter or connection through Internet via GRPS must be used.
NB! Product key for the PC program is indicated on the cover of the CD.
Other PC programs
’Basis set-up’. Expands the set-up possibilities.
’Professional set-up’ as an alarm central on PCs supplied with GSM-modem.

OTHER PRODUCTS IN THE SERIES
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4 relay outputs
8 digital inputs
2 analogue inputs
230V/12-24V 3,6V Li-ion back-up battery (inclusive)
9V rechargeable back-up battery (acquisition)
DIN wall mount modules
multiGuard® Master RF
8 relay outputs
8 digital inputs
4 analog inputs
Wireless 868 Mhz receiver
230 V / 12-24 V power supply
9 V rechargeable back-up battery (acquisition)
Modbus interface
IP-65 box
Touch display for set-up and programming
multiGuard® Remote IO
1 relay output
2 senders of infrared codes for heat pump control
3 digital inputs
1 built-in temperature and humidity sensor
1 recorder for infrared codes
12 VDC power supply (inclusive)
3,6 V Li-ion back-up battery (inclusive)
Design box for wall mount
Plug for external IR-transmitter
IP-65 box for multiGuard® DIN4/6/9-series
Waterproof box
DIN-rail for 4/6/9 modules
3 PG inputs