Profort multiGuard DIN9 3G User manual

QUICK GUIDE for multiGuard® DIN9 3G
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Installation
1. Prepare a SIM card so that the PIN code is 1234 or is deactivated. Mount the card in the unit. The
unit now has password 1234 or runs without a password. The card is mounted as shown below.
2. Connect inputs, outputs and power cable (230V/12-24V AC/DC). If necessary a rechargeable 9V
battery.
3. Turn on the power. A diode is lit. After approx. 60 secs. the diode flashes approx. every 2 secs. and
the unit is ready.
multiGuard DIN9 interior
DIP-switch for analog input
1 ON: 0-10 VDC
2 ON: 0/4-20 mA
3 ON: PT-100
4 ON: Profort temperature sensor
All OFF: digital input
Voltage
Output: AC max. 230 VAC, 6A
DC max. 30 VDC, 6A
Input, digital: max. 24 VDC
max. power 2 mA
Input, analog: max. 0-10 VDC
Only connect voltage when the
DIP-switch 1 is on, and 2-4 are
off

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Set-up on PC via the PC COM-port
1. Connect the device to the PC COM port with an RS-232 cable or USB-RS232 converter (the
converter driver must be installed)
2. Install Profort PC software on a computer with Windows by downloading the program from
www.profort.dk. Start the program and enter the product key specified on the page.
3. Enter the number of the COM port the PC is using
4. Complete the rest of the setup program and end by transferring the information to the device
Additional help: press F1 in the program, see the manual on the CD or www.profort.com
Set-up via masterView
1. Open a browser on your PC, tablet or smartphone.
2. Type http://setup.masterview.dk in the address bar, and choose ’setup’ (or login via
www.profort.dk). Log on to the portal or create yourself as user. An unlimited number of units can
be connected to any user, and several users can be connected to the same units.
3. Create a new unit in the list and choose multiGuard DIN9 as unit. When you press SAVE the portal
sends a text message to the unit, which connects it to the Profort server via GPRS/Internet on the
SIM-card. The USERNAME of the unit will now be its telephone number (to be used, if controlling
the unit via the Profort app). All communication will then take place as data.
4. Type in the required information and press ‘send and save’.
5. The unit is now ready to use.

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Set-up with text message
1234 = password, 0 = zero, space counts as a character and is therefore important. Do not fill in password if
PIN is disabled on SIM-card.
Define the unit
phone number,
change password, if
necessary and add
ID text
1234 N0 88888888 yyyy
ID-TEXT
(N0 = N + zero)
1234 = current password, N0, 88888888=mobile
number of the unit.
Alternately yyyy=new four-digit password.
Alternately ID-text: First text in all messages from
the unit (max. 32 characters).
Receivers
Add
1234 N1 11111111
Adds receiver 11111111 in space no. 1 to receive
alarm as text message.
1234 N2 11111111 #
Adds receiver 11111111 in space no. 2 to receive
alarm as telephone call with tones.
Additional spaces (25 total):
N2..N9, NA (10), NB (11) .. NP (25),.
Delete
1234 N1
Deletes receiver in space no. 1
Text on input
Add
1234 A0 BREAK TEXT
TEXT on input 0 by open/break. (A0..A7)
1234 L0 END TEXT
TEXT on input 0 by close/make. (L0..L7)
Delete
1234 A0
Deletes TEXT for input 0 by open/break.
(A0..A7)
1234 L0
Deletes TEXT for input 0 by close/make. (L0..L2)
Only alarm if text
is added
1234 CT
The unit ignores input that has no text attached.
Add analog input 1
(V1) and 2 (V2)
1234 V1 S yyyy zzzz
Set-up of the scale (yyyy = zzzz): (V1 .. V2)
0-10 V (DIP-switch 1=ON) 0 10
0-20 mA. (DIP-switch 2=ON) 0 20
4-20 mA. (DIP-switch 2=ON) -5 20
PT100. (DIP-switch 3=ON) -309 115
Profort PTC. (DIP-switch 4=ON) -132 63
Add 2 alarm points
1234 V1 M 5 30
The unit sends alarm e.g. when temperature
passes 5 and 30 degrees C.
Add text in LOW
interval
1234 V1 A LOW TEMP
Alarm text in LOW interval (below 5 degrees
C.)
Add text in
MEDÌUM interval
1234 V1 L NORMAL TEMP
Alarm text in MEDIUM interval (between 5 and
30 degrees C.)
Add text in HIGH
interval
1234 V1 B HIGH TEMP
Alarm text in HIGH interval (higher than 30
degrees C.)

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Activate output in
case of alarm
1234 G1
(G1 = 10 secs., G2 = 20 secs., G3 = 30 secs., G4 =
1 min, G5 = 2 mins, G6 = 4 mins, G7 = 8 mins, G8
= 16 mins og G9 = constant.)
Sets the relay output to activate on alarm on an
input. Output is determined by zone.
Output follows
state on input
1234 GA
Indicates that the output follows the corresponding
input if text is added.
Notice: input signal has higher priority than
command S0 (S + zero) and B0 (B + zero
Deactivate output
in case of alarm
1234 G0
Output is not activated in case of alarm (G+null)
Add macro 0 for
return of
temperature
1234 M0 TEMP <V1 R>
The unit returns value on analogue 1 (e.g.
temperature) when a text message with the word
‘TEXT’ is sent (‘1234’ omitted in macros).
Additional help: see the manual on the CD or on www.profort
Control with call from telephone
Call the unit. Press 1234 (password) when the connection is established, and await two ‘beeps’. Press the
desired code and hang up.
Code examples:
*00 (*01 - *03 for output 1-3) Pulses output 0 for 10 secs.
*10 (*11 - *13 for output 1-3) Opens output 0
*20 (*21 - *23 for output 1-3) Closes output 0
0 (1-9 for macro 1-9) Performs macro 0
If acknowledgment of an alarm is wanted, it needs to be sent as telephone call or call with DTMF tones. It is
not possible to acknowledge alarms sent as text message.
To acknowledge an alarm: Wait for the beep after the message, then press # on the phone keypad. The unit
hangs up and the alarm is terminated. Thus the message is not sent to the following in the receiver list.

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Control with text message
Connect/disconnect
the unit
1234 ON
GSM unit is connected, diode flashes lazily every 2nd
sec.
1234 OF
GSM unit is disconnected, diode flashes briefly every
2nd sec.
Activation of
output x
1234 S0
Closes output 0. (S0..S3)
1234 B0
Breaks output 0. (B0..B3)
1234 P0
Pulses output 0 for 10 secs. (P0..P3)
Download
1234 OK
Downloads information about GSM transmission power
and battery level
Example: OK>>OK SQ: xx%
xx = transmission power in percentage. 25 % is smallest
acceptable value
1234 V1 R
Downloads measurements on analogue input 1. (V1 ..
V2)
Connection to the
Internet
1234 EH USERNAME
GPRS traffic starts
1234 EH
GPRS traffic stops
Additional control
The unit can also be controlled by use of the PC program and all functions can be controlled directly on the
Internet.
On the print (in the upper left corner) there’s a button with the following three functions:
1. If button is pressed down while power supply is connected, a “beep” is heard after 7 secs. This resets
the multiGuard DIN9 to default settings.
2. If button is pressed down during normal operations a “beep” is heard after 7 secs. If button is
released immediately hereafter, macro 1 is performed. If no function has been saved on macro 1,
nothing happens.
3. If button is pressed down after 7 secs., an additional “beep” will be heard after 14 secs. The
‘sabotage’ alarm is hereby activated.
See more in the manual or log on Internet management via www.profort.com

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Record messages
NB! It is important that the unit is within earshot whilst programming, since you have to wait
for a ‘beep’of acknowledgment from the unit when recording messages!!!
1. Call the unit and await one or two tones
2. If one tone is heard, then type password (e.g. 1234). In case of wrong password the unit
disconnects and you have to call again
3. If two tones are heard, the password is correct or the SIM card PIN code is deactivated
4. Enter ’#’and the number of the message you want to record, e.g. #8 (for general message). See
additional codes in the table below
5. Await 1 tone from the telephone and after approx. 3 secs. a ’beep’ from the unit
6. Record message of max. 3 secs. After 6 secs. the unit emits a ’beep’and the message is saved
7. Wait an additional 6 secs. and two tones are heard
8. The message has now been recorded and the call may be ended or a new voice message
recorded, e.g.:
9. Enter #1 (voice message for input 1)
10. Await a tone from the telephone and after approx. 3 secs. a ’beep’ from the unit
11. Record a message of max. 3 secs. After 6 secs. a ’beep’ is heard from the unit and the message
is saved
12. Wait an additional 6 secs. and two tones are heard from the telephone
13. Repeat step 9-12 for more messages
14. Hang up
Programming cable (SubD RS 232 plug) must not be connected whilst recording and/or testing
voice messages!
When a voice message is received, you’ll hear the general message first and after an additional 5
secs. the individual message is heard (from digital input, analog input or a basic alarm). If only
general message has been recorded, this will be played twice.
The receiver can acknowledge a voice message with #. This must be done immediately after
playback of the last message and tone from the telephone. If this isn’t done, the unit will continue to
the next receiver on the list.
Codes for recording of voice
messages
#8 General message 3 secs.
Digital inputs
#0 for input 0 3 secs.
#1 for input 1 3 secs.
#2 for input 2 3 secs.
#3 for input 3 3 secs.
#4 for input 4 3 secs.
#5 for input 5 3 secs.
#6 for input 6 3 secs.
#7 for input 7 3 secs.
Analog inputs
#91: analog input 1 3 secs.
#92: analog input 2 3 secs.
System alarm
#94: power failure 3 secs.
#95: power ok 3 secs.
#96: sabotage 3 secs.
#97: connecting 3 secs.
#98: disconnecting 3 secs.

SPECIFICATIONS
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Power supply
230V AC min. 0,1A
12-24V AC/DC min 0,5 A
NB! Supply must not come into contact with the ground.
Usage
Approx. 30 mA when resting (supplied with 12 V)
5 W supplied with 230 V
Outputs
Max. 6 A at 230V AC
Max. 6 A at 35V DC
10VDC output supply. Max 100 mA.
Inputs, digital
Max. 1V, 2 mA (GND)
Min. 18V max 30 V (24V DC)
Inputs, analog
0-10V DC
0/4-24mA
PT-100
Profort temperature sensor (007995)
Serial connections
RS232 for setup or connection to e.g. PLC Modbus for external units, e.g. energy meters
Counter
Max. 10Hz. with 6 digits. Programmable initial value. Optional alarm threshold with reset
Dimension
9 DIN-modules
157x86x57 mm
Weight: 360 g.
Temperature
–20 °C - +55 °C
Voice memory
16 messages of 3 secs. each
Antenna
1 internal antenna for GSM modem. Possibility of adding external antenna (Profort-no. 369003) with 2,5 m
cable and 5 m extension (Profort no. 301110) or 10 m extension (Profort no. 301111)

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Connector to external IR-transmitter
DIN-rail with six modules
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8 relay outputs
8 digital inputs
4 analog inputs
Wireless 868 Mhz receiver
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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
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3 PG inputs
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