Satel Integra 128-WRL Owner's manual

Alarm Control Panels Firmware Version 1.07
integra_p_en 08/09
PROGRAMMING

The SATEL's goal is to continually upgrade the quality of its products, which may result in
alterations of their technical specifications and firmware. The current information on
the introduced modifications is available on our website.
Please visit us:
http://www.satel.eu
DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY
Products:
CA424P, CA832, CA16128P
- mainboards of INTEGRA control
panels.
- INTEGRA 24
- INTEGRA 32
- INTEGRA 64
- INTEGRA 128
Manufacturer: SATEL spółka z o.o.
ul. Schuberta 79
80-172 Gdańsk, POLAND
tel. [phone]
fax. [phone]
Product description: Mainboards for alarm control panels intended for use in intruder alarm systems.
These products are in conformity with the following EU Directives:
LVD 73/23/EEC+93/68/EEC
EMC 89/336/EWG + 91/263/EEC, 92/31EEC, 93/68/EEC
R&TTE 1999/5/EC (network connection, TBR21)
The product meets the requirements of harmonized standards:
LVD: EN 50131-1:1997; EN 50131-6:1997; EN60950:2000, EN60335-1:1994/A1:1996 Annex B
EMC: EN 55022:1998; EN 61000-3-2/-3; EN 50130-4:1995, EN 61000-4-2/-3/-4/-5/-6/-11
R&TTE: TBR 21(1998)
Gdańsk, Poland 07.03.2005 Head of Test Laboratory:
MichałKonarski
Latest EC declaration of conformity and product approval certificates are available for downloading on
website www.satel.pl
The INTEGRA alarm control panels meet requirements as per CLC/TS 50131-3, Grade 3,
and have been certified by Det Norske Veritas Certification AS, Norway.

New functions of INTEGRA control panels in version 1.07
Zones Option to use resistors of different values in 2EOL configuration.
Zone types:
– 63. TROUBLE
– 91. DETECTOR MASK
Option NO RESTORE EVENT for zone type 47: NO ALARM ACTION.
Option DISABLED IN ARM STATE for zone type 91: DETECTOR MASK.
Outputs Output type 118. KEYFOB BATTERY LOW.
LCD keypads Keypad restart does not result in exiting the service mode.
Sensitivity control for the built-in proximity card reader in
INT-KLCDR-GR and INT-KLCDR-BL keypads with firmware version
1.06 or later.
Expansion
modules
Support for ACU-100 ABAX wireless system controller with firmware
version 1.08 and 2.01.
Wireless devices Support for new wireless devices:
– AMD-102 – wireless magnetic contact with input for roller shutter
detector,
– ARD-100 – wireless reorientation detector.

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CONTENTS
1. General ............................................................................................................................4
2. Control Panel Firmware Replacement ..........................................................................4
3. Programming ..................................................................................................................5
3.1 LCD keypad ............................................................................................................................. 5
3.1.1 Service mode ..................................................................................................................................... 6
3.1.2 Entering service mode "from pins" ..................................................................................................... 6
3.1.3 Service mode menu ........................................................................................................................... 8
3.2 DLOADX-INSTALLER PROGRAM ................................................................................................ 32
3.2.1 Local programming........................................................................................................................... 32
3.2.2 Remote programming with the use of modem ................................................................................. 33
3.2.3 Remote programming with the use of GPRS technology only INTEGRA 128-WRL ....................... 38
3.2.4 Remote programming through the Ethernet (TCP/IP) network........................................................ 39
3.3 GUARDX– USER PROGRAM ...................................................................................................... 40
3.4 Web browser.......................................................................................................................... 40
3.5 Mobile phone ......................................................................................................................... 40
4. GSM Phone only INTEGRA 128-WRL ..........................................................................40
5. Wireless System only INTEGRA 128-WRL..................................................................42
5.1 Hardwired zones/output expanders ....................................................................................... 43
5.2 Wireless detectors ................................................................................................................. 44
5.2.1 APD-100 detector configuration ....................................................................................................... 44
5.2.2 APMD-150 detector configuration .................................................................................................... 45
5.2.3 AMD-100 and AMD-101 detectors configuration ............................................................................. 45
5.2.4 AMD-102 detector configuration ...................................................................................................... 45
5.2.5 AGD-100 detector configuration....................................................................................................... 46
5.2.6 AVD-100 detector configuration ....................................................................................................... 46
5.2.7 ASD-100 detector configuration ....................................................................................................... 47
5.2.8 ARD-100 detector configuration....................................................................................................... 47
5.3 Wireless sirens ...................................................................................................................... 47
5.3.1 ASP-105 siren configuration ............................................................................................................ 48
5.3.2 ASP-205 siren configuration ............................................................................................................ 48
5.4 230 V AC wireless controllers................................................................................................ 49
6. System structure...........................................................................................................50
6.1 Objects................................................................................................................................... 50
6.2 Partitions................................................................................................................................ 51
6.3 Zones..................................................................................................................................... 55
6.3.1 Numeration of zones in the system.................................................................................................. 55
6.3.2 Parameters....................................................................................................................................... 56
6.3.3 End of line resistors.......................................................................................................................... 58
6.3.4 Options ............................................................................................................................................. 59
6.3.5 Zone type ......................................................................................................................................... 61
6.3.6 Zone testing...................................................................................................................................... 64
6.4 Outputs .................................................................................................................................. 65
6.4.1 Parameters....................................................................................................................................... 66
6.4.2 Options ............................................................................................................................................. 66
6.4.3 Source of output triggering............................................................................................................... 66
6.4.4 Clearance availability ....................................................................................................................... 67
6.4.5 Output disabling ............................................................................................................................... 67
6.4.6 Output types ..................................................................................................................................... 67
6.4.7 Output groups................................................................................................................................... 74
6.4.8 Output testing ................................................................................................................................... 75
7. LCD keypad ...................................................................................................................75
8. Codes and users ...........................................................................................................79
8.1 Prefixes.................................................................................................................................. 79
9. Monitoring .....................................................................................................................80

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10. Messaging .....................................................................................................................85
10.1 Activation of the messaging ................................................................................................... 85
11. Answering phone calls and remote control ...............................................................87
11.1 Activation of the phone calls answering................................................................................. 87
11.2 Activation of the remote control.............................................................................................. 87
12. SMS control only INTEGRA 128-WRL .........................................................................88
12.1 Activation of the SMS control................................................................................................. 88
13. Control of outputs from LCD keypad..........................................................................89
14. Conformance to CLC/TS 50131-3 requirements.........................................................89
15. History of the manual updates .................................................................................... 91

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1. General
The INTEGRA series control panels are characterized by a high flexibility of firmware, which
enables their functionality to be customized as per individual requirements of the protected
premises. The DLOADX and GUARDX programs, which are offered free of charge, facilitate
configuration of settings and operation control of the alarm system. The control panels may
be programmed locally or remotely.
This manual covers information on programming all the INTEGRA series control panels.
When reading the manual please bear in mind that there are some differences between
these panels. Information relating to the INTEGRA 128-WRL only is additionally highlighted.
2. Control Panel Firmware Replacement
Available on the www.satel.eu website is the current version of control panel firmware and
the FLASHX program enabling to write it to the control panel. The firmware replacement,
which is carried out through the control panel RS-232 port, does not require any panel
dismantling. The mainboard RS-232 port and the computer port should be connected as
shown in Fig. 1 (you can purchase a ready-made cable, available from SATEL).
RXD
COM
DTR 4
2
5
TXD
COM
DSR
3
RXD TXD
8
RTS CTS
1
534 6
Fig. 1. Connecting computer to the serial port of control panel. Shown on the left is
RJ connector on control panel mainboard. Shown on the right is DB-9 female plug,
as seen from solder side.
Note: It is recommended that the cable be connected first to the control panel connector, and
then to the computer connector.

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In order to begin the firmware replacement, launch the STARTER program in the control
panel. It can be done in two ways:
1. Select the function from the service mode menu (ÆSERVICE MODE ÆRESTARTS
ÆSTARTER).
2. Short-circuit the RESET pins when starting the control panel. Remove the short-circuit
immediately after power-up (approx. 1 second). If the pins are shorted longer, the function
of programming from computer will be started (provided that a computer with running
DLOADX program is connected to the control panel) or the service mode will be entered.
Running of the STARTER program is signaled by, suitable message displayed on all LCD
keypads, as well as blinking of LED indicators on keypads, partition keypads and code locks.
Note: During operation of the STARTER program the control panel does not perform its
normal functions (only the status of electronic fuses being monitored).
The STARTER program is waiting 2 minutes for the procedure of control panel firmware
replacement to begin. If this does not happen, the control panel will return to its normal
working mode (operation of the STARTER program can be terminated before expiry of 2
minutes by means of the RESTART command in the FLASHX program).
Taking into account the a.m. time limitations, launch the FLASHX program on the computer,
select the file with new program for control panel, indicate the port through which
communication is effected, and start the procedure of firmware replacement.
Note: If, for any reason, the procedure of firmware replacement is suddenly interrupted
(e.g. because of power supply failure) and, as a result, the control panel firmware is
corrupted, the STARTER program will be launched automatically and will remain active
until the correct firmware is installed.
3. Programming
The control panel can be configured from the LCD keypad (locally) or by the computer with
a suitable firmware (locally and remotely). If the ETHM-1 module is installed in the alarm
system, remote programming is also possible by means of an internet browser or cellular
phone (after installation of the MobileKPD application), or a palmtop (PDA or MDA, after
a suitable application is installed).
Programming the control panel is only possible when it is accessible to the service.
By default, the option PERMANENT SERVICE ACCESS. ([master code][*] ÆCHANGE OPTION
ÆPERM.SERV.ACC.). Thus, you can easily proceed to programming as soon as installation is
completed. However, the master users (administrators) are bound by the normative
requirements to limit the service access after installation is over. Therefore, prior to
commencement of the programming at a later date, it is necessary to contact the
administrator to get access to the control panel. The master user function SERVICE ACCESS
enables access time to be defined in hours.
Note: Should the master user forget his code and the service access be disabled (service
access time=0), it is still possible for the installer to enter a new master code (without
the necessity to delete the previously entered user codes). To this effect he must enter
the service code by hardware means ("from pins" – see description further in this
manual). After quitting the service mode, the installer can within approx. 20 seconds
call up the function MASTERS for editing by means of the service code and enter a new
code.
3.1 LCD keypad
Programming the control panel from LCD keypad is carried out by means of the service
functions, available in the service mode menu.

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3.1.1 Service mode
In order to start the service mode:
1. Enter the service code (by default 12345) and press [*].
2. Using the Sor Tkey, select the item SERVICE MODE from the list and press the [#] or [X]
key.
The service mode is indicated on LCD keypads by the [SERVICE] LED. It can be also
signaled by beeps, provided that the corresponding option is enabled.
Note: When in the service mode, the only possible alarms are those from zones 24H
VIBRATION, 24H CASH MACHINE, PANIC-AUDIBLE and PANIC-SILENT.
The control panel remains in the service mode until it is quitted by means of the function END
SERVICE. It is possible to hide the service mode after expiry of a programmed time period if no
operations are performed on the keypad. Then the control panel remains in the service
mode, though the keypad quits the service mode. The service mode will be still indicated on
the keypad by the [SERVICE] LED (provided that audible signaling option is enabled).
Return to the service mode menu in the keypad will only take place after the service code is
entered again and the SERVICE MODE selected in the user menu.
When exiting the service mode, the alarm control panel checks whether the data in RAM
memory have changed as compared with those stored in non-volatile FLASH memory. If the
data in RAM memory have changed, a prompt will be displayed, asking whether the new
settings are to be written to the FLASH memory. Pressing the key [1] will store the current
data in the FLASH memory. This will guarantee their saving and enable their later retrieval
e.g. in case of discovery of errors or data loss from RAM memory.
Note: RAM memory errors should not occur, if the system is correctly configured and
properly supplied.
3.1.2 Entering service mode "from pins"
If the service mode cannot be entered in normal way (e.g. the control panel for some reason
does not support the keypad), you can use the so-called "from pins” method – an emergency
control panel starting procedure by hardware means. In such a case it is recommended that
the control panel factory default settings be restored and the system reconfigured.
1. Disconnect in turn the AC supply and the battery and check keypad connections to
the keypad bus.
2. Place the jumper on RESET pins located on the control panel board.
3. Connect in turn the battery and the AC supply (in INTEGRA 24, INTEGRA 32,
INTEGRA 64 and INTEGRA 128 control panels, the DIALER LED will start blinking).
4. Wait about 10 seconds (in INTEGRA 24, INTEGRA 32, INTEGRA 64 and INTEGRA 128
control panels, the DIALER LED will go off), then remove the jumper from pins. The control
panel should automatically enter the service mode menu (in LCD keypads, the
[SERVICE] LED will start blinking). The service mode menu will be displayed on
the keypad having the lowest address.
If no service mode menu will be displayed on the keypad, but a prompt will appear asking
whether to delete the control panel data, it means that the access to the service mode
“from pins" has been disabled in the control panel program (ÆSERVICE MODE
ÆCONFIGURATION ÆBLOCK SM). Pressing the key with number 1 will amount to resetting
all the control panel settings (restarting to factory default settings), but will enable entering
the service mode.
5. Perform restart functions (ÆRESTARTS ÆCLEAR SETTINGS / ÆCLEAR CODES).
6. Perform identification functions for modules connected (ÆSTRUCTURE ÆHARDWARE
ÆIDENTIFICATION ÆLCD KEYPADS ID./ÆEXPANDERS ID.).

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Note: After identification, the addresses in keypads and expanders must not be changed.
7. End the service mode with the function END SERVICE. When the keypad displays
the message "Save data to FLASH memory? 1=Yes", press the key with number 1 to save
the new settings.
8. Call up the service mode once more. If the control panel enters the service mode again, it
is functioning OK.
Notes:
•If the control panel is connected to a computer with running DLOADX program, the function
of downloading via RS-232 will be started instead of the service mode.
•You can disable starting the service mode "from pins" by using the service mode function
Block SM (SERVICE MODE Æ CONFIGURATION Æ BLOCK SM). It will be possible to start
the service mode from pins on giving consent to restoration of default settings.

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3.1.3 Service mode menu
[SERVICE CODE][*][9] (starting the service mode with a shortcut)
Note: Functions relating to INTEGRA 128-WRL control panel only are highlighted by white font on black background.
ÆService end
Configuration Service code
INTEGRA ident.
DloadX ident.
GuardX ident
DloadX tel. No
GuardX tel. No
Block SM
Block DWNL
SM sound
Hide SM after
Structure System Objects Edit object Partitions (adding/deleting partitions)
Name
New object Partitions (selecting still unassigned partitions)
Name
Delete object
Partitions Settings Type
Dep. partitions
Timers 1..32
Timers 33..64
Options 2 cds to arm
2 cds to d-arm
Codes on 2 arm
Timer priority
Fin. exit time
Infin. ex. time

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Exit delay
Auto-arm delay
Al. verify time (prealarm)
Al. verify time (audible)
Guard – armed
Guard – disarm.
Time for guard.
C. mach. blk.del.
C. mach. blk. time
Zones
Name
Names (by numbers)
Hardware LCD keypads Settings Name Partitions
Alarms
Fire alarms
Chime zones
Chime bps. zone
Chime bps. time
Quickarm part.
Fin. exit time
Entry time p.
Exit time part.
Date Time format
Name (2nd row)
LCD backlight
Keys backlight
Auto backlight
(Functions relating to the
settings of expander modules
connected to the keypad bus
are presented on next pages,
after the main menu o
f
service functions.)

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Alarm messages Part. al. mess.
Zone al. mess.
Alarms Fire alarm
Medical alarm
Panic alarm
Silent panic
3 wrong codes
Options Entry time s.
Exit time sig.
Alarm signal.
New trbl. sign.
Key sounds
Trbl. in p.arm.
Zone violation
Auto-arm delay
Unkn. card sig.
Ev.3 unk. cards
Al.3 unk. cards
Dspl. mode chg.
Show code ent.
Show disarming
Control (8#)
RS communicat. (GuardX)
Sound volume*
Reviews Zones
Partitions
Alarms log
Troubles log
Troubles
Chime changing (on/off)
* option available for INT-KLCD-GR/BL and INT-KLCDR-GR/BL keypads

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State part. (select)
Zone characters
Part. characters
Code+arrows Code Çfunction (ÅÆÈ)
Code Çpart (ÅÆÈ)
Code Çoutputs (ÅÆÈ)
Code Çzones (ÅÆÈ)
Sensitivity**
Cardclose
Card close long
Door to open
Kpd tamper
Z1 (n) in kpd (n – zone no. in system)
Z2 (n) in kpd
Names (by addresses)
DTM short
Loud tamp.DTM
Expanders Settings ABAX - INTEGRA Response period:
New device
Active mode
Configuration
Filter
Remove device
Synchronization
Test mode on
Test mode off
Expander name
(Functions relating to the expander settings
are presented on next pages, after the
service functions menu.)
ABAX confirmat.
Rem. RX key fobs
Copy RX keyfobs
Rem. ABAX kfobs
Copy ABAX kfobs
**option available for INT-KLCDR-GR/BL keypads with firmware version 1.06 or newer

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Names
DT1 short
Loud tamp.DT1
DT2 short
Loud tamp.DT2
Identification LCD keypads id.
Expanders id. (Ident. of addressable zones)
Keypads addr.
EOL R1 resistor
EOL R2 resistor
GSM Use GSM phone
PIN code:
PUK code:
Modem format
SMS centre:
SMS DloadX
SMS GuardX
GPRS APN
User:
Passwd:
DNS
Addr. D
Addr. G
Key D
Key G
Port D
Port G
sound clvl
cmic
sidet
echoG
echoE
echoP

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Options Tel. options. Mon. TELEPHONE
Mon.GPRS
Mon.SMS
Mon. ETHM-1
Tel. messaging
Modem answer.
Voice answer.
Remote control
Tone dialing
Groud start
No dialton.tst
No answer test
Dbl. voice msg.
Double call
External modem
ISDN/GSM modem
Pulse 1/1.5
Printer options Printing
Monitor. status
Names/descript
Wide paper
2400bps (off: 1200 bps)
CR+LF (off.: CR)
Parity bit
Parity: EVEN (off: ODD)
Zone alarms
Part/mod. al.
Arming/disarm.
Bypasses
Access control
Troubles
User functions
System events
Active rights (see: USER MANUAL – USERS function)

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Various options Simple codes
Notify of code
Confirm with 1
Autoabort msg. (cancel messaging together with alarm clearance)
SM -> menu (reset)
Tests -> menu (reset)
Powersaver(switch off display/keys backlighting on AC loss)
Fast exp. bus (fast data transmission on expander buses)
No rest. mon. (do not monitor module restarts)
Inf. aft. tamper (display message after tamper alarm until service intervention)
Zones bef. arm (view violated/bypassed zones before arming)
Arm, trb. warn. (warn of troubles before arming)
Blk aft. w. code (after a wrong code is entered (or a wrong card/chip is read in) three times,
the keypad (reader) will be blocked for 90 seconds; when this time period expires,
each wrong code entered (or a wrong card read) will result in instant blocking)
Troubl. memory (trouble memory displayed until reset)
Hide alarms (in armed mode, alarms are not displayed on keypads)
Events limit. (in armed mode, events from the same source will only be saved 3 times)
Remote reset (remote system restore after verified alarm)
View clear.al. (having cleared the alarm, view the zones which triggered it)
Do not arm If verif. al. (re-arming after verified alarm will only be possible after system restoration
by the installer)
If tamper (do not arm if tamper)
If monit. trbl. (do not arm if monitoring trouble)
If batt. trbl. (do not arm if battery trouble)
If zones trbl. do not arm if outputs trouble)
If other trbl. (do not arm if other trouble)
Times Global entry delay
Global alarm time
Suppr.arm status after
AC loss report delay
Tel. loss report delay
Rings to answer
Prefix length
Clock adjustm.

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Daylight saving
Summer time
Winter time
Time server (address of time synchronization server; Ethernet module or control panel INTEGRA 128-WRL
is required to execute the function)
Time zone (zone must be defined for the time synchronization to work properly)
Zones Details EOL
Sensitivity [x20ms] / Pulses duration / Sensitivity. [ms] / Output
Pulses count
Type
Entry delay / Alarm delay / Surveillan. time / Signal. delay / Bypass time (64-79) / Kpd number (58)/
Max. viol. time/Max. opening t. (for 57 type zones)
Max. n-viol. time
No viol [min]
Partition
Power up delay
Priority / Disrm.on viol. (for 82 type zones)
Chime in exp. / No al. in kpds. (for type 13 zones)
Video, disarmed
Video, armed
Bypass disabl.
Bypass no exit
Bell delay / Alarm if armed (64-79) / Clear alarm (81 and 82) / Restore=disarm (89)
Auto-reset 3
Auto-reset 1
Auto-rst. clr
Pre-alarm / Attend verif. (0-2 and 85-86) / No restore ev. (47)
Abort delay / Part. tmp. block (84) / No viol.monit. (47) / Arm-inactive (91)
Rest. after bell
Rest. aft. disarm
Al. on exit end / Log events (47 and 63) / No bp. if armed (64-79) / Abort voice m. (81-83)
Al. aft.unbps. (alarms when violated after unbypassing) / Event in arm (47)
Tamp. alw. loud
Monitor. delay (4-7, 64-79) / Chk. if can arm (80, 82) / Restore=bps.v. (89) / Bypass verif. (0-2, 85-86)
Name
Arming mode (80, 82) /Group (80, 81, 83)

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Parameters Partition (by zone nos.)
EOL(by zone nos.)
Sensit. [x20ms] (by zone nos.)
Type(by zone nos.)
Entry delay (by zone nos.)
Max. violat. time (by zone nos.)
Max. no-viol.t. (by zone nos.)
Zone options (by details & zone nos.)
Counters Counter n Max. value
Counting time
Omit recurs
Bypasses Group n Zones
Bypass on/off (off.: bypassing only)
Test SIGNAL. OUTPUT:
select zone
Names (by zone nos.)
Outputs Details Function
Cut-off time
Polarization +
Pulsating
Latch / Timers 9..16 / Timers 17..32 / Timers 33..64
Arm - no ctrl.
Zones / Timers / Expanders / Outputs / Users / Doors / Voice mess. / Tel. switches (triggering)
LCD keypads / Master users / Arm mode sel. / Dialing mode (triggering)
Partitions / Burg. tst. part. (triggering)
Fire. tst. part. (triggering)
Bypass. timers
Clear in parts.
Troubles
Name
Parameters Function (by output nos.)
Cut-off time (by output nos.)
Options Polarization +
Pulsating
Latch
(Counters and zone groups are made
available after programming of suitable
controlling zones – type 16-31 or 64-79.)

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Test
Names (by output nos.)
Outputs groups Group 1 (2, 3, 4) outputs
Group 1 (2, 3, 4) name
Outs state by
Timers Times Timer 1 (2...64)
Names Timer 1 (2...64)
User schedules Settings Schedule 1 (2...8) (assign timers to schedule)
Names
Monitoring Mon. TELEPHONE
Mon. GPRS
Mon. SMS
Mon. ETHM-1
Dont rep. rsts.
Stations
Advanced Long hsk.s1t1
Long hsk.s1t2
Long hsk.s2t1
Long hsk.s2t2
Long hsk. wait.
Need ack.id.s1
Id. 6-chars s1
Source name s1
Partit.name s1
SIA evr.bl.s1A / TELIM 0ton s1A
SIA evr.bl.s1B / TELIM 0ton s1B
Need ack.id.s2
Id. 6-chars s2
Source name s2
Partit.name s2
SIA evr.bl.s2A / TELIM 0ton s2A
SIA evr.bl.s2B / TELIM 0ton s2B

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Station 1 Tel. 1 number
Tel. 2 number
Tel. 1 format
Tel. 2 format
Server address
Server port
Key (server)
Key (GPRS)
Key (ETHM-1)
Tel.num.for SMS
SMS format
Repetition cnt.
Suspension time
TELIM/SIA prefix
Identifier 1 (2...8)
Identifier sys.
Event assign.
Station 2 Tel. 1 number
Tel. 2 number
Tel. 1 format
Tel. 2 format
Server address
Server port
Key (server)
Key (GPRS)
Key (ETHM-1)
Tel. num. for SMS
SMS format
Repetition cnt.
Suspension time
TELIM/SIA prefix
Identifier 1 (2...8)
Identifier sys.
Event assign.