Satel GSM-4S User manual

COMMUNICATION MODULE
GSM-4S
USER MANUAL
Program version 4.11 gsm4_en 07/08
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WARNING
For safety reasons, the module should only be installed by qualified personnel.
In order to avoid any operational problems with the control panel, it is recommended that you
become familiar with this manual before you start using the equipment.
Telephone terminals of the panel should be connected to PSTN lines only. Connecting to
ISDN lines may cause damage to the equipment.
Never turn on power supply of the module and SIM300CZ telephone without external
antenna connected.
Making any construction changes or unauthorized repairs is prohibited. Particularly, do not
remove the cover which protects electronic circuits against atmospheric discharge.
DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY
Product:
Communication module GSM-4S
Manufacturer: SATEL spółka z o.o.
ul. Schuberta 79
80-172 Gdańsk, POLAND
tel. [phone]
fax. [phone]
Product description: The GSM-4S communication module, designed to interact with the SIM300CZ
mobile phone, allowing simulation of the analog telephone line by making use of the cellular connection
and thus making possible to report alarm conditions in the facility if the analog line is damaged or non-
existent.
This product meet the essential requirements and is in conformity with following EU Directives:
LVD 73/23/EEC+93/68/EEC
EMC 89/336/EWG + 91/263/EEC, 92/31EEC, 93/68/EEC
This product is compliant with the following harmonized standards:
LVD: N-EN 60950:2000
EMC: EN ETS 300 386-2:1997; EN 55022:1998; EN 61000-4-2/-3/-4/-5/-6
Gdańsk, Poland 06.12.2006 Head of Test Laboratory:
MichałKonarski
Latest EC declaration of conformity and product approval certificates can be downloaded from our web
site www.satel.pl

CONTENTS
1. GSM-4S MODULE FEATURES.................................................................................................2
2. LIMITATIONS OF USE..............................................................................................................3
3. DESCRIPTION OF THE MODULE ...............................................................................................3
4. OPERATING THE SIM300CZ TELEPHONE................................................................................7
5. INSTALLATION.......................................................................................................................7
6. OPERATION OF THE MODULE WITH ALARM CONTROL PANEL AND STATIONARY TELEPHONE ...........9
7. GSM-4S WITH MONITORING STATION ...................................................................................10
8. DESCRIPTION OF OUTPUTS AND INPUTS OF THE MODULE.........................................................11
8.1 OUTPUTS ...............................................................................................................................11
8.2 INPUTS...................................................................................................................................11
9. METHODS OF CONTROLLING THE STATUS OF THE OUTPUTS AND BYPASSING THE INPUTS...........13
9.1 REMOTE CONTROL..................................................................................................................13
9.1.1 Tone control from telephone keypad ................................................................................................13
9.1.2 Remote bypassing by SMS messages .............................................................................................14
9.1.3 Controlling outputs by means of CLIP function.................................................................................15
9.2 LOCAL CONTROL.....................................................................................................................16
9.2.1 Control by using module keys...........................................................................................................16
9.2.2 Tone control from terminals R-1, T-1................................................................................................16
9.3 CONTROLLING INPUTS AND OUTPUTS BY THE VIOLATION OF INPUTS............................................17
10.MESSAGING........................................................................................................................17
10.1 SMS MESSAGES.....................................................................................................................18
10.2 VOICE MESSAGING..................................................................................................................18
10.3 CLIP......................................................................................................................................19
10.3.1 CLIP with acknowledgement.............................................................................................................19
10.3.2 CLIP without acknowledgement........................................................................................................19
11.TRANSMITTING SMS MESSAGES ..........................................................................................20
11.1 DESCRIPTION OF THE PROCEDURE FOR CONVERTING PAGER MESSAGE INTO SMS MESSAGE ....21
11.2 SENDING SMS MESSAGES FROM A STATIONARY TELEPHONE SET...............................................21
11.3 THE RULES FOR CONVERTING THE NUMBERS ............................................................................22
12.MONITORING ......................................................................................................................22
12.1 MONITORING GSM-4S MODULE STATUS...................................................................................23
12.2 MONITORING CONTROL PANEL EVENTS.....................................................................................23
12.2.1 Connection through TIP, RING terminals .........................................................................................23
12.2.2 Connection through RS-232 port ......................................................................................................23
13.DLOAD10 PROGRAM..........................................................................................................24
13.1 “GSM-4S” TAB.......................................................................................................................26
13.2 “TELEPHONE MESSAGING”TAB.................................................................................................27
13.3 “CONTROL/INPUTS/OUTPUTS”TAB ...........................................................................................28
13.4 "GPRS/MONITORING"TAB ......................................................................................................29
14.SERVICE MODE ...................................................................................................................30
15.DESCRIPTION OF FUNCTIONS FOR PROGRAMMING THE MODULE...............................................36
15.1 CHOICE OF OPTION .................................................................................................................36
15.2 ENTERING NUMERIC OR ALPHANUMERIC DATA...........................................................................36
15.3 DESCRIPTION OF THE SERVICE FUNCTIONS...............................................................................36
16.EXAMPLES OF PROGRAMMING THE NUMBERS AND PREFIXES ...................................................46
17.TECHNICAL DATA.................................................................................................................48

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1. GSM-4S MODULE FEATURES
•Simulation of analog telephone line by the use of cellular connection – which makes it
possible to report an alarm situation at the site in case the analog line is out of order or
missing.
•Operation with alarm control panels and with other equipment (e. g. DT-1 telephone set)
using the telephone line for transmitting voice information about the alarm, or for sending
text messages to paging system.
•Operation in conjunction with the STAM-1/STAM-2 monitoring station, which makes
monitoring of the sites possible with the use of SMS short messages.
•Function of an external modem for the INTEGRA alarm control panels (support of
DLOADX and GUARDX programs) and the CA-64 alarm control panels (support of
DLOAD64 and GUARD64 programs)*.
•Answering incoming and making outgoing calls via cable telephone network and via
mobile communication system (cellular network).
•Optional selection of the basic outgoing line: GSM/cable (subscriber line).
•Signaling of answering (receiving) a call initiated from the module T-1, R-1 terminals by
changing the voltage polarization across those terminals (possibility of tariffication).
•Operation with PBX telephone exchange as additional subscriber’s line.
•Pulse and tone dialing modes.
•Substitution of the direct access to cable telephone network and the access to cable
telephone network via PBX.
•Four inputs, the violation of which (and restoring to normal status) can be monitored by
SMS messages, voice messages or CLIP.
•Three outputs for controlling the electrical devices (e. g. by relays directly connected to the
module).
•Output for signaling the telephone line failure and the cellular line failure.
•Test messaging (monitoring) in order to confirm the module operative condition
•Possibility to control the outputs activity by violating the inputs (e.g. tripping alarm device
after actuation of an alarm sensor) or by CLIP.
•Remote controlling of the status of module’s outputs and bypassing of the module inputs
by using SMS text message or dual tone phone push-buttons (DTMF Signals).
•Capability of recognizing the message directed to paging system and transmitting it in the
form of SMS text message to any cellular telephone number. SMS messages are always
sent, irrespective of availability of subscriber’s telephone line.
•Possibility of restricting the access to cellular telephone by making connections to 32
precisely defined numbers, or reduction of available numbers by assigning initial digits to
such numbers.
•Operation with SIM300CZ three-range professional cellular telephone, compatible with
GSM 900/1800/1900 Mhz networks.
•Checking for cellular telephone availability and for antenna signal level.
•Remote programming of the module from PC computer by using the DLOAD10 program.
•RS interface (connecting to computer, INTEGRA or CA-64).
•GPRS monitoring, including the GSM-4S module status and/or control panel events
(simulation of telephone monitoring station reading events in DTMF formats).
•Answering the user CLIP (by means of a CLIP, SMS or VOICE message).
*– function available for the CA-64 control panel with v1.04.03 program and DLOAD64 v1.04.04 and GUARD64
v1.04.03 programs (or later versions).

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Figure 1. Hookup of the module to telephone line.
2. LIMITATIONS OF USE
As the mobile phones are designed for the maximum efficiency of speech conveyance,
the data compression feature which is used in them brings about distortions in the
transmitted audio signals, which may make difficult or even impossible sending modem
signals through a simulated telephone line (downloading, monitoring).
Cellular telephones make limitation in using the remote control function by DTMF signals.
Not every type of cellular telephone can generate the proper form of these signals. Some
models of cellular telephone have a special function permitting the DTMF control – in such
case, this special function is to be activated.
The function of remote control by DTMF signals are always available from a traditional,
stationary telephone set. The only limitations in this case can result from the quality of
telephone cables and the telephone signal level, which reaches the module.
3. DESCRIPTION OF THE MODULE
THE MODULE’S TERMINALS:
TIP, RING – public exchange telephone line (subscriber’s line)
LINE – jack for public exchange telephone line
T-1, R-1 – extension telephone line (connection to the alarm control panel or to
a telephone set)

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PHONE – jack for extension telephone line
+ 12V – power supply input
GND – ground (0 V)
+V – power output (12 V; max. 300 mA)
-V – ground (0 V)
SM2 – socket for the SM-2 voice synthesizer
IN1–IN4 – the module’s inputs
OT1–OT3 – the controlling output (OC)
OT4 – output (OC) for signaling the failure of telephone line and/or SIM300CZ
telephone
Note: The OT3 output can play the role of a telephone line trouble indicator – settings
option.
The figure 2 shows the arrangement of terminals and essential elements, which are important
for connecting and programming the GSM-4S module.
For power supply of external equipment you should use the +V & -V outputs, whose max.
current load must not exceed 300 mA. It should be borne in mind, that the capacity of
connected power supply unit must be adequate for power demand of the module and the
devices connected to it.
+12V
EXTERNAL POWER
SUPPLY SOCKET
TELEPHONE
JACKS
LCD display
PHONE LINE
T-1 R-1 TIP RING
CHANGE
ESC NEXT
SM2
EXTERNAL ANTENNA CONNECTOR
OT1 OT2 OT3 OT4 +V IN1 IN2 IN3 IN4 -V +12 GND
SIM300C telephone
SIM CARD SOCKET
SM-2 SPEECH SYNTHE-
SIZER CONNECTOR
RS 232 INTERFACE
BUZZER
Figure 2.View of GSM-4S module board.

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The module has the built in LCD display which is used for reading the information on the
current status of the module, and for programming the data required during normal operation.
In the first line of LCD display (during normal operation), the following information is
displayed: the telephone line status, the SIM300CZ telephone status, power level of the
signal received by antenna (0–4) and the status of the inputs and the outputs of the module.
The status of receiving/sending modem data is indicated (R and W symbols). The antenna
symbol flashes during the communication of the SIM300CZ telephone with GSM base station
(during telephone connection as well). In the second line, the information about the current
status of the module is displayed (e. g. dialing, loss of telephone line, telephone number at
dialing and others).
Notes:
•The "Phone line loss" message is displayed when cable telephone line (subscriber’s line)
is not connected to TIP and RING terminals or to LINE socket – this is a normal operation
condition in case of the loss of such line. It is possible to disable the function of displaying
this message – just deselect the Show T l.failure option in the main menu.
•The SIM300CZ telephone will not start dialing if the antenna signal level is equal to zero.
The status of inputs and outputs are displayed alternately (2 s/2 s) at last four characters
of top line on LCD display (counting from the left to the right) in a form of the following
symbols: SYMBOL MEANING
i normal status
t normal status
I violated
T violated
INPUT
b bypassed
o normal status
OUTPUT O active
Table 1
i, I- these symbols refer to the input which can initiate messaging when violated or after the
end of violation.
t, T- these symbols refer to the input which will not initiate messaging when violated or after
the end of violation. The symbols are displayed when the TL ok, mess. input n option
is disabled for the given input (n – input number) and the analog telephone line is in
good working order.
Normal status of input – status in accordance with the input type (NO, NC) set by the
service function.
Input violated – the change of the supervised status occurred, from normal to opposite, for
the duration at least equal to the time period defined as the sensitivity of the input.
Input bypassed – the status of the input is not supervised by the module.
Normal status of output – output disconnected from ground.
Output activated – output shorted to ground.
Blinking of the "O" output status indicator means that the output has been enabled for the
time programmed with the service function.

Figure 3. Module LCD display
telephone line status
–
telephone set symbol
–
telephone receiver has
been picked up
connection type
–modem connection
–voice connection
telephone number or message
status of inputs/outputs
(see table 1)
antenna signal level
RS-232 port
–receiving data
–sending data
GSM telephone status
symbol displayed during
modem connection
–GSM telephone symbol
–incoming call to GSM
telephone

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Management of SMS text messages is signaled on the module display with the following
reports:
“SMS sent” – after transmitting SMS text message via SIM300CZ telephone.
“SMS received” – after receiving text message containing SMS password
pre-programmed in the module.
“Unknown SMS rec.”– after receiving SMS message not containing the password
pre-programmed in the module.
Situated below the display are four keys (push-buttons) intended for programming the
module and for manually controlling operation of the module inputs and outputs.
Push-button
number Push-button description
1 ESC
2 CHANGE
3 NEXT
4 OK
The number of push-buttons given in table above correspond to the number of inputs and
outputs during manual control.
Simultaneous pressing and holding for one second both push-buttons, ESC and OK., makes
the restart of the module, with program version being displayed on LCD display. The restart
of the module does not change the status of inputs and outputs. In case of the loss, and then
the restoration of power supply of the module, its inputs and outputs are restored to the
status before the disconnection of power supply.
The cables of telephone lines: public exchange line (subscriber’s) and extension line (to the
alarm control panel and telephone set) can be connected to the terminal strip or to the
telephone jacks located on the board.
4. OPERATING THE SIM300CZ TELEPHONE
The SIM300CZ industrial cellular telephone, similar as any other cellular telephone, can be
operated by SIM activation card. The user of the GSM-4S module and the SIM300CZ
telephone has to obtain such card. The SIM card is inserted into a special socket provided at
the bottom of the printed circuit board. PIN code, if necessary, is entered in the module’s
memory by the service function from the sub-menu "GSM options". The change of PIN code
or entering PUK code, if needed, is only possible after putting the SIM card into an ordinary
cellular telephone.
The SIM300CZ cellular telephone set is delivered with special cable fitted, having
a connector for external antenna (see fig. 2).
5. INSTALLATION
It should be remembered during installation that the GSM-4S module must not be located in
the vicinity of electrical installations, since this may involve a risk of malfunctioning. Pay
special attention to how the cable is laid between the module and the telephone jack of the
alarm control panel.
Caution: Never turn on power supply of the module and SIM300CZ telephone
without external antenna connected.

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The following sequence must be strictly observed while putting the module into operation:
1. Make complete wiring.
2. Turn on power supply of the module without SIM card inserted into the socket on the
electronics board – “Set the PIN code" message will be displayed by the module.
3. Activate the service mode of the module and, where the module may have been
preprogrammed before, call the Erase settings service function (which will restore default
settings).
4. Enter the PIN code.
5. Switch off power supply.
6. Insert SIM card into the
module (see Fig. 4).
7. Turn on the power supply
again and program the
module as required.
Notes:
•If the SIM card fails to
accept the PIN code,
a "Bad PIN, go on?
ESC=Stop" message will
appear. The module will
wait 60 seconds for user
reaction, then it will repeat
the attempt to send the PIN
code. Sending a wrong PIN code three times will disable the SIM card. During the
countdown you can press the OK key to immediately resend the code to the card, or press
the ESC key to stop the countdown to make possible a change of the PIN code for the
right one.
•The "GSM phone trbl." message is shown on the display until the SIM300CZ telephone
logs in the cellular network. This state may last up to several minutes from the module
power supply being turned on.
•The main reasons why the telephone is unable to log in are:
−missing SIM card, SIM card inactive or defective
−insufficient range (antenna signal level = 0)
−antenna not matched to the network range (900/1800/1900 MHz) or faulty
−wrong PIN
−SIM300CZ telephone trouble
The module power supply should have sufficient current capacity. The recommended power
supply (for example, the SATEL manufactured APS-15 or APS-30) should be equipped with
its own battery.
It is suggested that the power supply be located within 3 m from the module.
If the supply voltage is lower than 9.8 V, restart of the module will follow. Therefore, be sure
that the module supply voltage never drops during operation below 9.8 V at the maximum
current consumption.
Figure 4. Entering the SIM card into its socket
1. slide the card
carrier down 3. press the carrier to
the plate and slide
the carrier up to fix it
in place
2. turn the carrier
aside and slide
the card into the
guides
SIM card