Telital mobitel Telmoss User manual

USER’S

GUIDE

CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION...................................................................................................... 1

PACKAGE CONTENTS .............................................................................................. 2

TECHNICAL FEATURES ............................................................................................ 3

CENTRAL UNIT DESCRIPTION ................................................................................. 5

INSTALLATION ....................................................................................................... 8

CAUTION ............................................................................................................ 8

Mounting the central unit ..................................................................................... 8

Hardware installation steps................................................................................... 9

Sensor port pin out .............................................................................................11

CLIENT APPLICATIONS...........................................................................................12

Telmoss mobile...................................................................................................13

Running the application ...................................................................................13

Connection profiles ..........................................................................................14

Making the call ................................................................................................14

Live images.....................................................................................................17

Archive images................................................................................................19

Parameters .....................................................................................................22

Hanging up .....................................................................................................26

Telmoss PC ........................................................................................................27

Installing Telmoss PC application ......................................................................27

Running the application ...................................................................................29

Profiles ...........................................................................................................30

On-line menu ..................................................................................................33

Solving problems....................................................................................................38

No power indication.........................................................................................38

GSM signal LEDs flash......................................................................................38

Connection fails ...............................................................................................38

GM862-GPRS Conformity Assessment ......................................................................39

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INTRODUCTION

Thank you for choosing this product. Please read carefully this manual to make the

best use of the entire system.

The system itself contains central hardware unit, Telmoss, which is actually GSM video

transmitter. It works, completely automatically, on 2 frequency bands: 900 and 1800

MHz ensuring an excellent radio coverage.

In first sections hardware installation will be presented. Please, pay attention specially

to the articles related to the SIM card installation.

Last sections describe client application and system’s parameter setup.

NOTE

In accordance with on-going improvements, the specifications, design

and other descriptions in this manual are subjects to modifications

without prior notice.

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PACKAGE CONTENTS

TelMoss box contains following items:

• TelMoss central unit (1)

• Power supply adapter 230V-AC / 12V-DC (2)

• Dual Band GSM antenna (3)

• CD ROM with client applications and user manual

Figure 1

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TECHNICAL FEATURES

Basics

• used as a stand alone device or an upgrade to installed video surveillance system

• all parameter setup performed through client applications

• built in GSM modem

• connection for standard, external modem (RS232)

• CSD data transfer

OS supported

• Symbian Series 60 OS

• Windows XP

Connectivity

• 4x analog video in,BNC

• D-SUB 9-pin male RS-232 connector for external modem

• D-SUB 9-pin female connector for alarm inputs

• power supply

• SMA connector for external GSM antenna

• SIM card socket

Video

• PAL, SECAM i NTSC video formats

• scan resolutions: 160x120, 320x240 i 640x480 pixels

• 5 predefined compression levels

• color and C/B mode

• digital zoom up to 4x

• date/time stamp

• image storing directly into client’s device memory

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Dimensions

• H: 52 mm

• L: 196 mm

• W: 174 mm

Mounting

• wall

• table

Power supply

• external 12 V- DC, min. 500mA

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CENTRAL UNIT DESCRIPTION

Here is the brief description of main Telmoss parts:

1. SMA connector for GSM antenna connection

2. SIM card (small format)

Figure 2 Upper panel

Figure 3 Down panel

3. DB9 female connector for alarm inputs (see Installation)

4. DB9 male RS 232 connector for external modem connection

1 2

345

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5. 4 pin power supply connector (12 V - DC), 2 pins are used (+,-)

6. 4 BNC video inputs

Figure 4 Front panel

78910

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7. power supply presence indicator (lights if power supply is ok, but only after

boot sequence which takes ca.55 seconds after switching on)

8. GSM signal strength indicator (3 levels)

9. traffic/communication indicator (blinks if there is rx/tx traffic)

10. video signal indicator (light red if video signals are presented)

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INSTALLATION

CAUTION

Telmoss device should not be used in an explosive environment (petrol

stations, refineries, fuel depots, chemical plants etc.) unless it is housed in

an approved explosion protection enclosure.

Telmoss device is to be positioned at least 20 cm from the human body

during it's operation.

Mounting the central unit

Telmoss device must be installed at the proper position where GSM signal coverage is

good enough. The unit can be mounted either on the wall or on the table. From the

security reasons, like other video surveillance systems, the main unit should be hidden

somewhere inside observed area in order not to be easily reachable nor visible.

Once the final position for central unit is defined, all cables (power adapter cable,

coaxial from cameras and wires from sensors) must reach appropriate connectors at

the unit (see Figure 3).

NOTE

Camera and sensor mounting procedures are out of the scope of this manual.

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Hardware installation steps

1. MOUNTING THE ANTENNA

Apply GSM antenna (Figure 1, pos 3) to the SMA connector (Figure 2, pos 1). Make

sure that antenna is fasten enough (turning it few times to right till reach the end of

the thread) in order to ensure good signal reception.

2. INSERTING THE SIM CARD

Insert the SIM card into the slot as shown on Figure 2, position 2.

NOTE:

• PIN request must be disabled on applied SIM card. For this purpose use standard

GSM mobile phone and disable this function. For details refer to mobile phone

user’s guide.

• applied SIM card must have so called Data/fax subscription number activated. This

number is dedicated for incoming data calls. For more information refer to your

network operator.

3. PLUG-IN THE CABLES

Plug-in coaxial cables (Figure 3, pos 6) from the cameras previously installed and

connect the wires from sensors (see more details in chapter Sensor port )

4. PLUG-IN POWER SUPLLY

Plug-in the power supply cable to the connector shown on Figure 3, position 5 and

power supply adapter to the mains socket (220V).

5. WATCH THE LED INDICATORS

If the power supply is connected properly, the boot sequences starts and after ca. 22

seconds Red Power Supply LED indicator (Figure 4, pos 7) will start to flash. This will

last ca. 30-35 seconds. In the mean time all 3 green GSM signal indicators (Figure 4

pos 8) will blink on/off few times, indicating the presence of GSM module.

Approximately 55 seconds after switching on, Red Power Supply LED indicator stops

flashing and must remain switched on permanently.

Those Camera LEDs are turned on, whose connectors are supplied with proper video

signal.

About ten seconds afterwards, the unit should be properly connected to the network

indicating the signal strength on 3 green LEDs. If those LEDs start to flash please wait

for few seconds (10-20). If this continues, it indicates the permanent problem with the

connection.

So, the device is properly installed if:

• RED Power Supply LED indicator is switched on

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• at least 1 GREEN GSM signal indicator is switched on

• at least 1 RED Camera indicator is switched on

Now, if all listed steps are performed successfully, parameter set-up has to be done

using one of the client applications.

NOTE

If SIM card has not been inserted before switching on Telmoss device, the

system software will consider ONLY external devices connected to RS232

connector (Figure 3, pos 4) as the communication devices i.e. external

modem, direct cable connection to PC etc. All three GSM signal LEDs will

blink continuously. Communication will be possible only through this port

and no notification SMS will be sent.

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Sensor port pin out

Four dry, relay sensor inputs can be connected to Telmoss sensor port. Connector pin-

-out is shown on the picture below.

D-sub 9 pins female connector (see Figure 3, poz.4)

PIN 4 & 9 – relay input 1

PIN 3 & 8 – relay input 2

PIN 2 & 7 – relay input 3

PIN 1 & 6 – relay input 4

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CLIENT APPLICATIONS

The main purpose of client applications is the control over the system either in the

sense of remote viewing or parameter set-up. There are two client applications:

•

Telmoss mobile

dedicated for the use on mobile phones running

SymbianOS Series60.

•

Telmoss PC

dedicated for the use on personal computers running on

Windows XP OS.

Telmoss CD directory tree:

Telmoss mobile installation

In each subfolder of

Telmoss mobile

directory there is a file

Telmoss mobileENG.sis.

Those are installation files (English versions) for Symbian OS which are dedicated for

following mobile phones:

v.2.0.0/Nokia6_1 for Nokia7650, 3650,3660, NGage

v.2.0.0/SiemensSx1 for Siemens SX1

v.2.1.0/Nokia7_0 for Nokia 6600, 7610 and newer

NOTE

For the details on application install procedure please refer to original

mobile phone's manual.

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Telmoss mobile

Running the application

Once the application is installed, TelMoss mobile icon can be found in the main

Program’s folder (as shown on the picture below):

Figure 5 (A) (B)

After the application has been started, the screen shown on Figure 5 (B) appears:

•

Exit:

close the application and return to main menu,

•

Options:

shows the program options as follows:

Figure 6

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Connection profiles

Selecting

Profiles

user can modify, add or delete connection profiles. Each profile

contains: profile name, telephone number and camera’s titles.

Figure 7

Phone number must be defined in order to make a call. It is highly recommended to

enter number in format +CCCAAANNNN where

• CCC is country code

• AAA is area code

• NNNN is phone number

For example, to call phone number 123456 in Helsinki the sequence is +358 9 123456.

Making the call

In order to establish the connection with central Telmoss unit, for which the profile has

been previously defined,

Call

menu item should be selected (Figure 6). Following

screens appear:

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Figure 8 (A) (B)

After the profile has been selected, dialling procedure starts. This procedure could last

between 20 and 30 seconds depending on actual network conditions.

If there are problems in connection, appropriate message will be shown otherwise

following dialog will appear:

Figure 9

Now, the user is obliged to enter correct PIN code. There are 4 factory, predefined PIN

codes as follows:

USER 1 - 1111

USER 2 - 2222

USER 3 - 3333

USER 4 - 4444

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IMPORTANT: If incorrect PIN code is entered, user has 2 more tries to enter correct

PIN. All PIN codes can be modified and changed in on-line menu. See chapters that

follow.

Once the PIN check is done properly, application enters to on-line menu. Note that all

time spent in this state is charged by network provider until the connection is over. See

important notes about connection status in Chapter Hanging up.

Figure 10

Options

menu contains:

• Live images

• Archive images

• Parameters

• Hangup

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Live images

This function first, sends the request to Telmoss for the list of available (switched on)

cameras. After few seconds the response should be presented in the following form:

Figure 11

Each camera marked with green icon, can be selected. As soon as camera is selected

the image transfer starts. Few seconds are needed to receive the image while transfer

progress status is being drawn on the screen. When image is loaded completely it is

shown and the transfer of next picture starts automatically.

Figure 12

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If user presses the soft key “Stop”, image transfer is stopped and in max. 5 seconds

Options

menu appears with following items:

Figure 13

•

Continue

: next image transfer starts,

•

Zoom 2x & 4x

: select the area, which you wish to magnify, by yellow

rectangle and press OK. The transfer of new, subimage starts.

•

Save image

: the picture is saved in JPG format into the phone memory. In

order to see image subsequently please use original, phone image viewer.

•

Options

: modifies image reception paramteres:

o Quality factor (1 – min.quality, max.speed),

o Color image (yes:color image, no: B/W image),

o Date stamp (enables time/date stamp to be printed on image),

o Brightness (3 levels of image brightness)

All those parameters will be applied on the next, received image.

To stop the image reception and to return to the main, on-line menu press the “Back”

soft key.

NOTE

If there are any communication problems, the appropriate message will pop

up. However, good indication of communication status are yellow, transfer

progress bars. If their state is frequently updated, the communication flow is

satisfactory.

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Archive images

When this function is selected, the transfer of archive list (log file) starts. Depending on

the number of the records, this process can last up to few seconds. On the received

list, the following table appears:

Figure 14

Each stored image is determined by camera number, date and time. Following menu

options are now available:

Figure 15

•

Preview

: loads only image preview (low quality, high speed), see Figure 16

•

Whole image:

loads entire image (320x240 pixels) in the highest quality.

Transfer takes ca. 10-15 seconds (see Figure 17)

•

Archive status:

gives the total number of archived images per each camera

•

Clear archive:

removes all images from the memory of central unit

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Figure 16

Once the preview image is loaded following navigation key can be used for browsing

the archive:

• joystick up/down – one image back/forward

• joystick left/right – 10% images out of total number back/forward

• joystick central button – starts loading whole image

Figure 17

When whole image has been loaded only ¼ of entire area is drawn on the screen.

Other parts can be seen moving the joystick key up/down/left/right.

This picture can be saved to phone memory using

Options/Save

image function.

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NOTE

Total archive capacity is 1000 images and it is organized in the form of FIFO

buffer (the first image recorded will be first erased when the limit of 1000

images has been reached.).

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Parameters

Use this function in order to set main system parameters as follows:

• Change PIN

• Set activity detection params

• Set SMS reception params

• Set Date/Time on central unit

Changing the PIN

There are 3 steps required to change the current user’s PIN code (4 digit numeric

sequence): enter old (current) PIN, enter new PIN, renter new PIN. If everything has

been entered correctly, following message appears:

Figure 18

NOTE

If PIN is changed, new PIN must be applied during the next connection to

the central unit.

Activity detection

In order to set up the parameters of activity detection following steps must be

performed:

1. camera selection

Each camera is logically related to particular sensor zone (camera 1 -> zone 1 . . .

camera 4 -> zone 4). First step is to select camera/zone for which parameters are to

be set up.

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Figure 19

2. parameters definition

•

Archive images

(yes/no) – in the case of alarm defines if images are stored

in the memory or not?

•

Video detection

(yes/no) – if yes, alarm will be produces if there are

enough changes between recorded images

•

Sensitivity threshold

(1-10) – main parameter for video detection

mechanism (1 – max. sensitivity, 10 – min.sensitivity)

•

Sensor detection

(yes/no) – if yes, alarm will be produced if there is a

sensor connected to Telmoss which generates the alarm signal. In the case

that no sensor is connected to the input connector, alarm will be generated

only once at the begining (always ON).

An alarm can be generated in 3 cases: video detection, sensor detection or both (the

first happens produces the alarm) depending on the settings.

IMPORTANT NOTES

In the case of alarm:

• images will be archived ONLY if “Archive images” parameter is set to Yes

• only in the period of 15 seconds after alarm is registered, the pictures are

being stored into the memory (ca. 10 images)

• next storing will be done after new event happens, which means that the

current must previously end

• user will be notified if SMS notification is set up properly and turned on (see

next chapter)

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Setting SMS reception

If user wants to receive SMS messages about alarms following parameters must be set

up:

•

SMS reception

(yes/no) – enables/disables SMS sending to particular user.

User is determined by PIN code during the logging procedure.

•

Destination number

– must be in the form +cccaaannnn (e.g. for Croatia,

Vipnet network, number 123456 is +38591123456). This number defines

the destination phone number to which the SMS will be sent.

•

Video server title

– arbitrary title for video server that will be inserted into

SMS message to define the origin of alarm (e.g. name of the object

observed etc.)

•

SMS center number

- defined by particular network operator whose SIM

card is applied in particular Telmoss device.

Image recording and SMS sending procedures are sequentially performed:

alarm occurrence at Zone X -->

image archiving from Camera X (15 secs, if turned on) -->

SMS sending to all users who set “SMS reception” to Yes

Once the SMS is sent (for particular camera/zone), next SMS indication (for the same

camera/zone), will be sent:

• in the case of first, new alarm which occurs min. 60 minutes after last SMS

sending OR

• immediately when new alarm occurs BUT only if previously an user was

connected to Telmoss in the mean time.

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Setting Date/Time

This function sets real time clock and date on Telmoss central unit. Date/time must be

entered using appropriate format. When modification is done, soft key “Back” must be

pressed. In that moment client application sends the update message to Telmoss. If

everything is ok, following message appears:

Figure 20

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Hanging up

In order to hangup the line (disconnect from server) menu item “Hangup” must be

selected. Following screen appears:

Figure 21

After “Yes” is pressed, few seconds are needed for the line to be disconnected and for

application to return to the main menu (off-line).

IMPORTANT NOTES

Most of Symbian OS phones have connection status icon drawn at the top-right corner

of the screen as follows:

As long as this icon is visible, the connection is in progress and normally all time spent

in this state is charged by network operator. If everything is ok with application

execution, after the hangup operation is performed, this icon MUST disappear! If it

remains, even if Telmoss mobile application is returned to off-line menu, user must

break the connection manually (e.g. pressing “end call” key, usually marked with

picture of red handset )

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Telmoss PC

Installing Telmoss PC application

Put the enclosed CD into CD drive of personal computer running Windows XP OS.

There is a file named

Setup.exe

placed inside

TelmossPC

folder.

Run the application and follow the procedure below:

Press Next... ...enter your information and press Next

..check the data and press Next... Select the destination folder and that is all.

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Figure 22

TelmossPC application is now installed on your PC and ready to run.

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Running the application

After the application has been started, following window appears:

Figure 23

Main menu

– contains all program functions available. Some of them are enabled only

when connection is established.

Main menu icons

– graphical shortcuts to most important functions

Connection profile list

– contains all predefined connection profiles. This list is visible

only in off-line time. Once the connection is established it is exchanged with new, on-

line contents.

Status bar

– indicates current line status and shows connection time.

main menu

icons

connection

rofile list

status bar

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Profiles

Managing the Profiles

Figure 24

Add New Profile

Change Profile

and

Delete Profile

functions manage the connection

profiles. Following screen shows the profile content:

Figure 25

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To set the communication device (Modem/Line) select one from the pull-down list.

IMPORTANT NOTES

There are two different device types that can be used for communication between PC

and Telmoss.

1. Standard modem. Uses standard, analog modem over fix phone line or

installed GSM device as modem (e.g. mobile phone) for communication in

CSD mode.

2. Direct cable. Normally this device is listed as “Direct to COMx”. For that

purpose PC COM port must be connected direct with Telmoss C1 connector

(Figure 3, pos 4) using NULL modem cable. In that case maximum

communication speed is achieved.

For the details on other Profile parameters, please see Chapter

Telmoss

mobile/Connection profiles.

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Connecting to the server

If a profile is defined, it can be selected in the list among the others by pressing left

mouse button. Click the menu item

Connect to Server

or press icon . Following

window pops up:

Figure 26

After 20-30 seconds, connection should be established and user has to enter the PIN

code in order to enter on-line menu:

If wrong PIN is entered, user has 2 more times to retry. Otherwise the connection is

broken.

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On-line menu

Live images

After the user has been logged in to the server, entering correct PIN, main window

content is changed:

Figure 27

In order to receive an image from a camera, follow the procedure:

• On Main function bar select “Live” picture icon

• Set Image parameters

• Press the camera icon from which the image will be captured

• Observe the Transfer progress bar. When it reaches right-end position

image is drawn on the screen and the transfer of next image begins.

main function

bar

image

arameter box

camera selection

buttons

transfer

ress bar

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• Swapping between cameras can be performed simply by pressing proper

Camera icon (only cameras marked with green icon are available)

Single image transfer’s time depends on the connection speed and preset Image

Parameters.

Since the original image captured by Telmoss is in resolution 640x480 pixels, the zoom

of 4x or 2x can be obtained if selected size for receiving images is set to 160x120 or

320x240 respectively. When image transfer is stopped (pressing again the appropriate

camera button, when it goes in up position) following icons become enabled:

Pressing the particular zoom level, user can select the area of interest inside the entire

image (yellow rectangle):

Figure 28

Once the area is defined, pressing the appropriate camera button again, starts the

transfer of selected region in full format.

NOTE

All received images are automatically stored to the computer’s disk drive in

the folder predefined in

Options/Picture folder

function AND if

Options/Save

Pictures

property is turned on (checked).

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Archived images

On Main function bar select Archive. New content appears:

Figure 29

First the list is being loaded. Depending on the total number of list records and

connection speed, the list transfer can take up to few seconds. Once the list is loaded it

is shown in the table. Each record is determined by camera number(K1-K4) and

time/date stamp. Particular image can be loaded selecting appropriate record in the list

and pressing

“Load archive”

button. Multiselection is also possible using CTRL key in

the combination with Left Mouse Key. If more images are selected, transfer is

performed sequentially starting with the top-most selected record in the table.

The archive is erased pressing

Reset archive

button.

archive images

list

control

buttons

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NOTE:

• for archive images only Quality parameter can be set among the Image

Parameters

• if

Options/Save Pictures

property is turned on, all received images will be

stored to

Options/Picture folder

• resetting the archive all records are erased

Setting the system parameters

On Main function bar select Settings. New contents appears:

Figure 30

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To change Date/Time on Telmoss press

Set Time

button. New time/date will be set

to PC time/date value. To verify the update press

Check Time

button.

To set SMS reception parameters (SMS phone number, SMS center number, Video

server name, enable SMS reception box) enter the values and press

Apply

button.

To set Activity Detection parameters just enter/set new values and the update will

be done immediately on the server as well.

NOTE

For the details on System Parameters, please refer to Chapter Telmoss

mobile/Parameters.

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Solving problems

No power indication

Power supply adapter is plugged in to mains power and connected to Telmoss but no

LED indication is active.

When Telmoss is switched to mains power it takes 20-22 seconds that Red Power

Supply LED indicator (Figure 4, pos 7) starts to flash (Figure 4, pos 7) and additional

30-35 seconds for boot sequence to be completed.

GSM signal LEDs flash

3 green GSM signal indicators (Figure 4 pos 8) blink continuously.

Check the signal coverage and verify that SIM PIN control has been turned off.

Connection fails

Connection from client application to Telmoss fails or is not possible.

• With Network operator check that SIM card applied in Telmoss, is capable

of receiving Incoming Data Calls.

• Check the format of phone numbers entered in client applications.

NOTE

For any additional details or technical support, please contact info@telital-

mobitel.hr

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