Satel GSM-X User manual

GSM-X
Communication module
Firmware version 1.00 gsm-x_en 04/18
SATEL sp. z o.o. • ul. Budowlanych 66 • 80-298 Gdańsk • POLAND
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www.satel.eu

WARNINGS
The module should be installed by qualified personnel.
Prior to installation, please read carefully this manual in order to avoid mistakes that can lead
to malfunction or even damage to the equipment.
Disconnect power before making any electrical connections.
Changes, modifications or repairs not authorized by the manufacturer shall void your rights
under the warranty.
Connect the module to the analog telephone line. Connecting it to a digital network (e.g.
ISDN) may cause damage to devices connected to the module.
The name plate of the device is located on the enclosure base.
FreeRTOS is used in this device (www.freertos.org).
SATEL's goal is to continually upgrade the quality of its products, which may result in some
changes 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
Hereby, SATEL sp. z o.o., declares that this device is in compliance with the essential
requirements and other relevant provisions of Directive 2014/53/EU. The declaration of
conformity may be consulted at www.satel.eu/ce
The following symbols may be used in this manual:
- note,
- caution.

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CONTENTS
1. Introduction........................................................................................................................3
2. Features ............................................................................................................................3
3. Typical module applications ..............................................................................................5
3.1 Backup communication path..................................................................................................... 5
3.2 Supervision / control of devices ................................................................................................6
3.3 Simulation of monitoring station................................................................................................7
3.4 Work in conjunction with INTEGRA / INTEGRA Plus control panels........................................ 7
3.5 Work in conjunction with STAM-2 monitoring station................................................................ 8
3.6 Work in conjunction with PBX stations...................................................................................... 9
4. Description of the module..................................................................................................9
4.1 Electronics board ...................................................................................................................... 9
4.1.1 LED indicator.....................................................................................................................................10
5. Installation .......................................................................................................................10
5.1 Preparing the cabling .............................................................................................................. 11
5.2 Installation of enclosure .......................................................................................................... 11
5.2.1 Elements inside the enclosure ..........................................................................................................12
5.3 Installation of antenna............................................................................................................. 12
5.4 Connecting the analog telephone line..................................................................................... 13
5.5 Connecting the devices to the inputs and outputs .................................................................. 14
5.6 Connecting the RS-232 port ...................................................................................................14
5.7 Connecting the power supply and starting the module ........................................................... 14
5.8 Connecting the computer to the module ................................................................................. 15
5.9 Installing the SIM cards........................................................................................................... 15
6. GSM-X-ETH Ethernet module .........................................................................................15
6.1 Electronic boards .................................................................................................................... 16
6.2 GSM-X-ETH module installation ............................................................................................. 16
7. Configuring ......................................................................................................................17
7.1 Description of the GX Soft program ........................................................................................ 17
7.1.1 Menu bar in the GX Soft program .....................................................................................................18
7.1.2 Side menu .........................................................................................................................................19
7.1.3 Additional menu ................................................................................................................................20
7.2 Establishing connection between the program and the module ............................................. 22
7.2.1 Local connection ...............................................................................................................................22
7.2.2 Remote connection: SATEL server...................................................................................................23
7.2.3 Remote connection: Module>>GX Soft ............................................................................................23
7.3 Project..................................................................................................................................... 24
7.4 Data ........................................................................................................................................ 25
7.5 Hardware ................................................................................................................................ 25
7.5.1 Mainboard .........................................................................................................................................25
7.5.2 GSM ..................................................................................................................................................27
7.5.3 GSM-X-ETH ......................................................................................................................................29
7.6 Inputs ...................................................................................................................................... 30
7.6.1 State ..................................................................................................................................................30
7.6.2 Settings .............................................................................................................................................30
7.6.3 Blocking.............................................................................................................................................31
7.7 Outputs ................................................................................................................................... 31
7.7.1 Control...............................................................................................................................................31
7.7.2 Settings .............................................................................................................................................31
7.7.3 Triggering ..........................................................................................................................................32
7.8 Communication ....................................................................................................................... 32
7.8.1 SATEL server....................................................................................................................................33
7.8.2 Direct connection to GX Soft.............................................................................................................33
7.9 GSM gateway ......................................................................................................................... 34
7.10 Station simulation.................................................................................................................... 37
7.11 Reporting ................................................................................................................................ 38
7.12 Messaging............................................................................................................................... 42
7.13 Event converter....................................................................................................................... 45

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7.14 SMS/DTMF control ................................................................................................................. 46
7.15 CLIP control............................................................................................................................ 48
7.16 Data forwarding ...................................................................................................................... 49
7.17 Remote update ....................................................................................................................... 51
7.18 Users ...................................................................................................................................... 52
7.19 Events..................................................................................................................................... 53
8. GX Control application.....................................................................................................54
9. Control by using a telephone ...........................................................................................56
9.1 Control from the telephone connected to output telephone line ............................................. 57
9.2 Control from other telephones ................................................................................................ 57
9.2.1 From the keypad .............................................................................................................................. 57
9.2.2 Using SMS ....................................................................................................................................... 57
9.2.3 Using CLIP ....................................................................................................................................... 58
10. Converting the PAGER type messages into SMS messages ..........................................58
10.1 Working in conjunction with the DT-1 dialer ........................................................................... 59
11. Sending SMS messages from the telephone connected to telephone line output ...........59
12. The rules for converting the numbers ..............................................................................60
13. Module firmware update ..................................................................................................60
13.1 Local update ........................................................................................................................... 61
13.2 Remote update ....................................................................................................................... 61
13.2.1 Initiating the update by using SMS message................................................................................... 61
14. Restoring the factory settings ..........................................................................................61
15. Specifications ..................................................................................................................62

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1. Introduction
This manual describes the GSM-X module and how it should be installed as well as
configured using the GX Soft program. Described herein is also the GSM-X-ETH Ethernet
module, which is an optional component of the GSM-X module.
2. Features
Communication
Built-in GSM telephone designed for use in the 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900 MHz cellular
networks.
Dual SIM support (nano-SIM).
Possibility to remotely check the account balance and validity of the SIM card installed in
the module.
Possibility to define the MCC / MNC code of the operator of network into which the module
is to log in.
Possibility to expand GSM-X with the GSM-X-ETH module to add Ethernet link.
GSM gateway
Simulation of analog telephone line by using GSM connection:
Tone dialing (DTMF).
Information on the caller number (CLIP FSK or DTMF).
Changing voltage polarity on the telephone line output when making phone connections
(individual connection billing option).
Possibility to generate routing signal.
Possibility to work as a backup communication path for analog telephone line.
Filtering capability for connections made via module GSM phone.
Possibility to send SMS messages from telephone connected to the telephone line output.
Reporting
Reporting events to two monitoring stations.
Several communication formats:
SIA,
Contact ID (CID),
Ademco Express,
Sil. Knight / Ademco slow,
Radionics 1400Hz,
Radionics 1400 with parity.
Multiple transmission paths:
GPRS,
GSM voice channel,
SMS messages,
Ethernet network (using GSM-X-ETH module).
Defining priority for different paths of event reporting.

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Dual Path Reporting compliant with EN 50136 (requires GSM-X-ETH module to be
connected).
Converting and retransmitting codes of events received from other devices (simulation of
telephone monitoring station).
Messaging
Notification of events related to the module and received from other devices.
8 telephone numbers to be notified.
Notification by using:
voice messages,
SMS messages,
push messages (provided that GX Control application is installed on the user phone),
CLIP (toll-free).
Programming voice messages from the GX Soft program.
Capability of converting the PAGER type text messages into SMS messages.
Event log
Capability of storing up to 500 events generated by the module or received from
the control panel.
Inputs
4 programmable inputs (NO, NC).
Supervising the state of external devices.
Input blocking capability.
Outputs
4 programmable OC type outputs.
Controlling external devices or signaling troubles.
Control
Control of outputs or blocking of the module inputs by means of:
inputs,
telephone keypad (DTMF),
SMS messages,
GX Soft program,
GX Control application,
CLIP (only outputs control).
Capability of determining the telephone numbers authorized for DTMF, SMS or CLIP
control.
Work in conjunction with INTEGRA / INTEGRA Plus control panels
GSM network as the primary or backup communication path.
Transmitting event codes to the monitoring station via GSM or Ethernet (optionally, after
installation of the GSM-X-ETH module).
Messaging via GSM network.
Remote programming of the control panels from a computer with DLOADX program
installed (quick data transfer via GPRS).

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Remote administration of the alarm system by using a computer with GUARDX program
installed (fast data transfer via GPRS).
Work in conjunction with STAM-2 monitoring station
SMS or CLIP receiving capability for monitoring station.
SMS sending capability for monitoring station.
Operation from mobile devices
Free GX Control application for remote operation of the module.
Functions available from the application:
checking the state of inputs and outputs,
blocking / unblocking inputs,
output control,
viewing troubles,
viewing event log.
Simple and easy establishing remote communication between GX Control application and
the module thanks to SATEL's connection setup service.
Configuring
Free GX Soft program for local (USB port) and remote (GPRS/Ethernet) configuring of the
module.
Simple and easy establishing remote communication between GX Soft program and the
module thanks to SATEL's connection setup service.
Possibility to configure the module settings by using SMS messages.
Firmware update
Local firmware update by using a computer connected to USB MINI-B port.
Remote update of the module firmware by using the “UpServ” server via GPRS or
Ethernet (the latter optionally, if GSM-X-ETH module is installed).
LEDs
LEDs indicating the module status.
Power supply
Powering with 12 V DC (±15%).
Connector for SATEL's dedicated power supply unit.
3. Typical module applications
The extended functionality of GSM-X module enables it to be used for a variety of
applications. This section presents typical examples of its application. Some of them are
capable of being combined with one other.
3.1 Backup communication path
When connected to the telephone line output (T-1 and R-1 terminals), the devices are
capable of making telephone calls via analog telephone line or GSM network. You can select
which communication path will be the primary one. If the primary communication path is
malfunctioning, the module can automatically switch over to the backup one.

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Fig. 1. The module working as a backup communication path.
3.2 Supervision / control of devices
Fig. 2. Module supervising operation of the devices connected to inputs and controlling
operation of the devices connected to outputs.

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The change of status of the input to which the supervised device is connected may result in:
sending event code to the monitoring station (reporting GPRS / SMS / optionally via
Ethernet network – if GSM-X-ETH module is installed),
notification (messaging) about the event by means of voice message, SMS, push or CLIP.
The inputs can be blocked locally (by means of one of the module inputs, the keypad of
telephone connected to the telephone line output or the GX Soft program) or remotely (by
means of SMS messages, telephone keypad (DTMF), the GX Soft program or the
GX Control application).
The devices connected to the module outputs can be controlled locally (by means of module
inputs, the keypad of telephone connected to the telephone line output or the GX Soft
program) or remotely (by means of SMS messages, telephone keypad (DTMF), CLIP, the
GX Soft program or the GX Control application).
3.3 Simulation of monitoring station
Fig. 3. Module simulating the monitoring station.
The module can forward the event codes received from the control panel to the monitoring
station by means of GSM or Ethernet network (Ethernet optionally, provided the GSM-X-ETH
module is installed). Which reporting path will be used to send the event code depends on
the module configuration.
3.4 Work in conjunction with INTEGRA / INTEGRA Plus control panels
When connected to the INTEGRA / INTEGRA Plus control panel, the module offers the
following benefits:
GSM network as the primary or backup communication path,
transmission of event codes to the monitoring station via GSM or Ethernet network
(Ethernet optionally, provided the GSM-X-ETH module is installed),
messaging via GSM network, including SMS messaging (for the INTEGRA Plus control
panels, an additional feature is available: messaging by means of SMS messages, whose
content corresponds to the description in event log and thus the installer does not need to
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remote programming of the control panel from a computer with DLOADX program installed
(with a fast data transfer due to GPRS),
remote management of the alarm system from a computer with GUARDX program
installed (with a fast data transfer due to GPRS).
If communication with the GSM module is to be effected through the RS-232 port, the
local programming function in the INTEGRA / INTEGRA Plus control panel must be
disabled.
Fig. 4. Module working in conjunction with the INTEGRA / INTEGRA Plus control panel.
3.5 Work in conjunction with STAM-2 monitoring station
When connected to the STAM-2 monitoring station, the module makes it possible to receive
event codes sent in the form of SMS or CLIP. The module also enables the monitoring
station to send SMS messages.
Fig. 5. Module working in conjunction with the STAM-2 monitoring station.

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3.6 Work in conjunction with PBX stations
The module can work in conjunction with the Private Branch Exchanges (PBX) as an
additional external telephone line. It can be used to make outgoing calls to the mobile phone
numbers and thus decrease the costs incurred.
4. Description of the module
4.1 Electronics board
Fig. 6. GSM-X module electronics board.
antenna cable (the antenna is delivered with the module).
SIM1 LED. The LED is on, when the card installed in the SIM 1 slot is active.
slot in which the first SIM card is to be installed.
slot in which the second SIM card is to be installed.
Inserting the SIM card into its slot before programming the card PIN code in the
module is not recommended (if the card requires entering the PIN code).
SIM2 LED. The LED is on, when the card installed in the SIM 2 slot is active.
LEDs indicating the module status (see “LED indicator”).
RESET pins for emergency update of the module firmware. Shorting the pins enters the
module starter mode in which the module is waiting for the firmware update (see
“Module firmware update” p. 60).
RS-232 port.
USB MINI-B socket.
APS connector for a SATEL power supply unit (e.g. APS-612).
connectors for the GSM-X-ETH module (see “GSM-X-ETH module installation” p. 16).

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to common ground when in active state).
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scription of terminals
IN1…IN4 – inputs.
COM – common ground.
OC1...OC4 – OC type outputs (shorted
AUX – +12 V DC power output.
+12V – power input (12 V DC ±15
– protective terminal of telephone communicator (to be connected only to the PE
R-1, T-1
When m es the DC voltage polarity on
protective earth circuit of 230 V AC mains).
– analog telephone line output (for connecting a telephone or a device fitted with
telephone communicator, e.g. control panel).
aking a telephone call, the module chang
telephone line output (T-1 and R-1 terminals), thus enabling individual charging of the
phone calls.
RING, TIP – analog telephone line input (from telephone provider).
4.1.1 LED indicator
Fig. 7. Examples of LED indicated statuses.
ing on; signal level:I(LED A is flashing, the other LEDs are ON) – GPRS transmission is go
3.
II (LED B is flashing, the other LEDs are ON) – SMS message is being sent, module is calling
(AUDIO connection or CLIP message); signal level: 4.
III (LEDs are flashing) – logging into GSM network.
IV (LEDs are flashing) – logging into GSM network has failed; missing SIM card.
en blocked
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5. Installation
V (LEDs are flashing) – logging into GSM network has failed; incorrect PIN code.
VI (LEDs are flashing) – logging into GSM network has failed; SIM card has be
after three attempts to use an invalid PIN code (PUK code must be used to unblock the
SIM card).
(LEDs are flashing) – GSM phone is disabled (see “SIM 1 / SIM 2” option p. 27).
VIII (LEDs are flashing) – module waiting for configuration settings to be loaded.
Disconnect power before making any electrical connections.
It is not advisable to power up the module if the antenna is not connected.

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The installation to which the module is to be connected should be provided
with:
2-pole disconnector,
short-circuit protection with a 16 A time delay circuit breaker.
The GSM-X module should be installed indoors, in spaces with normal air humidity. When
selecting the mounting location, remember that thick masonry walls, metal partitions, etc. will
reduce the range of radio signal. It is not advisable to install the module in close vicinity to
electrical installations, because this can result in malfunctioning of the device.
5.1 Preparing the cabling
Run the cables to be used for connecting the module with other devices to the module
installation place. Do not lay the cables in immediate vicinity of the low-voltage electrical
network wires, especially those used for supplying the high-power equipment (such as
electric motors).
It is recommended that unshielded non-twisted cable to be used.
5.2 Installation of enclosure
The GSM-X module is sold complete with the OPU-2B enclosure.
Fig. 8. Opening the OPU-2B enclosure.
The module can also be installed in SATEL’s OPU-4 enclosure. It is recommended
that you use this enclosure, if you are planning to install the GSM-X-ETH Ethernet
module on the electronics board or the module is to be supplied from a power supply
unit connected to the APS connector (e.g. APS-612). If the module is installed in the
OPU-4 enclosure, skip the description below and follow instructions contained in the
enclosure manual.
1. Loosen the screws locking the enclosure cover and remove the cover (Fig. 8).
2. Put the enclosure against the wall and mark the position of mounting holes.
3. Drill holes for wall plugs (screw anchors) in the wall.
4. Make an opening or openings in the enclosure base for lead-in cables.

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5. Run the cables into the enclosure.
6. Using wall plugs (screw anchors) and screws, fasten the enclosure base to the wall.
Select wall plugs and screws specifically intended for the mounting surface (different for
concrete or brick wall, different for plaster wall, etc.).
5.2.1 Elements inside the enclosure
Fig. 9. GSM-X module in OPU-2B enclosure.
enclosure base.
electronics board.
antenna.
tamper switch that can be connected to one of the module inputs.
5.3 Installation of antenna
The GSM-X module is delivered with an antenna installed inside the enclosure. The antenna
can be replaced with an external antenna mounted on the enclosure or at some distance
from it. If this is the case, you will need the IPX-SMA adapter.
Using the antenna mounted at some distance from the enclosure is recommended wherever
thick masonry walls, metal partitions etc. may decrease the range of radio signal at the
module installation place.
The antenna must not be installed in parallel to low-voltage electrical wires, or it can affect
performance of the antenna.

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5.4 Connecting the analog telephone line
The module works only with the analog telephone line.
Do not connect any other telephone device between the module and the
incoming telephone line.
Let the user know how the module is connected to the telephone network.
Connect the incoming telephone line to terminals TIP and RING (Fig. 10). Any telephone
devices located in the premises (telephone, fax, etc.) can be connected to terminals T-1 and
R-1.
If the ADSL service is used on the premises where the module is installed, the module should
be connected after the ADSL filter, and the other devices using the analog telephone line
should be connected to the module (Fig. 11).
To protect the telephone communicator against over-voltage, connect the terminal to the
protective earth conductor (PE) of the 230 V AC mains. To make the connection, use
a conductor with ≥0,75 mm2 cross-section. Never connect the terminal to the neutral
conductor (N).
Fig. 10. An example of module connection to analog telephone line (telephone connected to
the module).
Fig. 11. An example of module connection to ADSL filter (control panel connected to the
module).

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5.5 Connecting the devices to the inputs and outputs
1. Connect the devices whose operation is to be monitored by the module to the input
terminals.
2. Connect the devices which are to be controlled by the module to the terminals of OC type
outputs.
The sum of currents drawn by devices powered from the AUX output must not exceed
300 mA.
5.6 Connecting the RS-232 port
If the module is to work in conjunction with the INTEGRA / INTEGRA Plus control panel,
connect together the RS-232 ports on module and control panel. To connect the module
PIN5 connector to the control panel RJ connector, use the RJ/PIN5 cable offered by SATEL.
If the module is to work in conjunction with the STAM-2 monitoring station, connect the
module RS-232 port to the port of computer on which the cards are installed. If the computer
has a RS-232 port, make a connection according to Fig. 12. If the computer has a USB port,
use the USB-RS converter available from SATEL.
Fig. 12. Connecting the RS-232 ports on module and computer. Shown on the left is
PIN-5 plug. Shown on the right is DB-9 female connector (solder side view).
5.7 Connecting the power supply and starting the module
The module may be powered from the control panel, from an expander with power supply, or
from a power supply unit with current limitation up to 3 A. SATEL offers power supplies (e.g.
APS-612), which can be connected to the APS connector on the electronics board.
When the supply voltage drops below 9.8 V, restart of the module occurs.
The required output current of power supply is at least 500 mA (provided that no
device is powered from the module AUX output).
1. Depending on the selected method of module powering, connect the power supply unit to
the APS connector or connect the power leads to the +12V and COM terminals (use
flexible conductors with a cross-section of 0.5-0.75 mm2, or rigid conductors with a cross-
section of 1-2.5 mm2).
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2. Power up the module. The module will start up.
5.8 Connecting the computer to the module
Connect the computer to the module USB MINI-B connector. Having connected the computer
to the module, you can:
configure the module by using the GX Soft program. You can download the GX Soft
program from the www.satel.eu website. It can be installed on computers with WINDOWS
VISTA/7/8/10 operating system. For more information, please refer to section “Configuring”
(p. 17).
update the module firmware.
5.9 Installing the SIM cards
You can install up to two nano-SIM cards in the module.
1. If PIN code(s) is / are required by the SIM card(s), use the GX Soft program to program
the code(s) (see p. 27).
2. Power down the module.
3. Insert the SIM card / cards into the socket / sockets (Fig. 13).
Fig. 13. Installing the nano-SIM card.
4. Power up the module. Logging the telephone into the GSM network may take a few
minutes.
If the module is to send data in GPRS technology, it is recommended that you use SIM
cards with a dedicated tariff plan for M2M (machine-to-machine) communication.
If the programmed PIN code is invalid, the module will report a trouble. Programming
a correct PIN code will clear the trouble.
Restarting the module with a wrongly programmed PIN code three times will block the
SIM card. To unblock the SIM card, remove it and insert into a mobile phone. Then,
enter the PUK code.
6. GSM-X-ETH Ethernet module
The GSM-X-ETH Ethernet module enables the GSM-X module to be expanded by adding the
Ethernet link. Using Ethernet, you can:
send event codes to the monitoring station,
configure the settings of GSM-X module from the GX Soft program,
configure the settings of INTEGRA / INTEGRA Plus control panel connected to the GSM-X
module from the DLOADX program,
administer the INTEGRA / INTEGRA Plus control panel connected to the GSM-X module
from the GUARDX program,
download new firmware for the GSM-X or GSM-X-ETH module from the “UpServ” update
server.

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6.1 Electronic boards
Fig. 14. GSM-X-ETH module electronic board.
RJ-45 connector for Ethernet network. It is provided with two LEDs:
green – indicates connection to the network and data transmission,
yellow – indicates negotiated transmission rate (ON: 100 Mb; OFF: 10 Mb).
D1 LED indicating the current status of module connection with the Ethernet network:
flashing – module communicates with Ethernet,
ON – Ethernet cable connected to the RJ-45 connector,
OFF – Ethernet cable disconnected or no Ethernet communication.
D2 LED indicating the current status of module connection with the GSM-X module:
flashing – communication with GSM-X module OK,
OFF – no communication with GSM-X module. Make sure that the “GSM-X-ETH”
option, “GSM-X-ETH” tab, is enabled (see p. 30).
6.2 GSM-X-ETH module installation
The device is designed to be used only in the local area networks (LAN). It must
not be connected directly to the public computer network (MAN, WAN). For
establishing connection with public networks, use a router or xDSL modem.
1. Use the GX Soft program to configure settings of the GSM-X-ETH Ethernet module (see
p. 29).
2. Power down the GSM-X module.
3. Install the GSM-X-ETH Ethernet module in the connectors on the GSM-X module
electronics board (Fig. 15).
4. Connect the Ethernet cable to the RJ-45 connector on GSM-X-ETH module. Use a
100Base-TX standard compliant cable, identical to that used for connecting computers to
the network.
5. Power up the GSM-X module.

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Fig. 15. Installing the GSM-X-ETH module on GSM-X module electronics board.
7. Configuring
You can configure all the module settings by using a computer with GX Soft program
installed. Communication between the computer and the module can take place locally (via
USB port) or remotely (via GPRS or, optionally, via Ethernet).
Module with factory settings can only be programmed locally. Remote programming is only
possible after settings for communication via GSM/GPRS (see p. 27) or Ethernet (see p. 29)
are configured. Communication between the program and the module is encrypted.
Having programmed the SMS control commands in the module (see “SMS/DTMF control”
p. 46), you can configure some working parameters of the module by using SMS messages.
7.1 Description of the GX Soft program
In the WINDOWS VISTA or WINDOWS 7 system, provided the size of fonts and other
screen elements is increased, the GX Soft program will be displayed correctly, if the
“Use Windows XP style DPI scaling” option is disabled (the option is available when
configuring the screen settings in the “Custom DPI Setting” window).
Access to the program can be password protected (see ““Configuration” window” p. 22).

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Fig. 16. GX Soft window when the program is run for the first time.
7.1.1 Menu bar in the GX Soft program.1.1 Menu bar in the GX Soft program
The menu bar is displayed in the top part of the program window. Appearance of the menu
bar depends on the contents presented in the window.
The menu bar is displayed in the top part of the program window. Appearance of the menu
bar depends on the contents presented in the window.
Menu bar in the “Projects” tabMenu bar in the “Projects” tab
Fig. 17. Appearance of the menu bar when the “Projects” tab is displayed.
The search field is displayed on the menu bar. If you want to find a project file, click on the
search field and start entering characters. The current view will be filtered out, based on the
text entered.
Buttons
click, if the files are to be sorted by name (the arrow next to the button indicates
whether the files from A to Z or from Z to A are displayed).
click, if the files are to be sorted by the time they were saved to disk (the arrow next to
the button indicates whether the files are displayed in the descending or ascending
order).
click, if the information about files is to be presented in brief version.
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