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Teltonika VRT012 User manual

Address: Žirmūnų g. 27, Vilnius LT-09105,
Phone: 370-5) 2127472,
Fax: 370-5) 276 1380, Email: [email protected]
VRT012
User‘s guide V0.1
Thank you for purchasing our product. We hope this user-friendly device will be
helpful in realising your ideas and bringing co fort to your life. Please take few
inutes to read this anual before starting to work with VRT012 . This would ake
the installation and use of device easier.
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I N T R O D U C T I O N
VRT012 is a very si ple device which can be used for authorised door access,
controlling gates, switching of re ote equip ents, car parking syste s,
activate/deactivate alar syste s and etc. Basically this device can be used in places
which require ON/OFF switching action. This ON/OFF functionality of VRT012 can be
achieved by aking a phone call.
Whenever a person calls VRT012 , the device co pares the phone nu ber of
inco ing call with the nu bers stored in the e ory of device. If a atch is found, it
eans the caller is an authorized person. Due to this VRT012 will turn ON its’ output, in
short, sending a signal to activate the connected device. VRT012 does not have any
answer function; therefore, the calling person does not have to pay any charges for the
call.
Up to 500 different nu bers can be stored in the e ory of device.
Once VRT012 turns the output ON, there are two ways in which the output can be
turned OFF,
a) Relay ti eout: You can choose the ti e for which the output should be ON. Once
this ti er expires the output will be turned OFF.
b) External input: VRT012 has one digital input. When a logically high signal is given
to this input the output will be turned OFF. For giving a high signal switch or sensor can be
connected.
VRT012 can be configured in two ways,
a) By sending an SMS
b) By connecting the device to a PC using COM port interface and the VRT012
configuration software.
P A C K A G E C O N T E N T S
 Cardboard box.
 Device VRT012 .
 CD (including the required infor ation and software.)
 Configuration cable for connection between the device and personal co puter
 GSM antenna.
 Quick start guide
Note: The package does not include any SIM card. The SIM card ust be acquired fro
your GSM service supplier.
If any part fro the package is issing, please contact your local dealer, seller or the
business representative.
T E C H N I N Ė S C H A R A K T E R I S T I K O S
Power Supply Voltage.................................................................................... 10-15 V
Average Power consu ption................................................................................ 2 W
Operating Te perature............................................................................. -20...+40C
Maxi u Switching Current................................................................................. 5 A
Maxi u Switching Voltage.............................................................................. 220V
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Picture 1. External view and easure ents of the device
D E S C R I P T I O N O F T H E D E V I C E A N D P R I N C I P L E S O F
F U N C T I O N I N G
The device VRT012 consists of a icrocontroller and GSM ode .
The icrocontroller receives and processes signals.
There are 4 light diodes on the external board of the device as shown in picture 2.
Picture 2. Device VRT012
The light diode Power is directly connected to the Power supply chain of the
icrocontroller.
The light diode Modem State is connected to the GSM ode and its status depends on
the operation logic of the GSM ode and its specifications.
The light diodes Relay and Signal Strength are connected to the icrocontroller and
reflect the status of the device.
The light diode Relay reflects the signal status of activating the internal relay. When the
relay is activated, the light diode is also on.
The light diode Signal Strength reflects the Power of the signal received via the GSM
ode .
When the Power is supplied, the light diodes Relay and Signal Strength reflect the start
of activating the progra e and its various stages. If the connection is correct, the light
diodes are flashing alternately as specified in the table below, and when the operation status
is activated, they are operating in accordance to their ain functions.
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When the Power is supplied, the device checks the whole internal data base of nu bers
and operation of the e ory chip.
If there is a e ory error, the device would not switch to operation ode and 2 pulses
would be e itted by alternately by the light diode Signal Strength.
If the GSM ode is not functioning, the device would not switch to operation ode
and uninterrupted swift short pulses would be e itted by the light diode Signal Strength.
In the device, the whole internal data base of nu bers is being checked by checking
the control counting (CRC). If the control counting does not atch, the device would rewrite
all settings back to anufacturer’s values:
• The setting of switching off the signal is replaced by “switching off on receiving an
external signal”.
• The ti e for switching off the relay is set at 5 sec. However, it is not being used.
• The data base of nu bers is deleted.
When the device is operating, it is possible to connect a personal co puter and do the
configuration. In addition, when data is being trans itted fro the device to the personal
co puter and vice versa, it does not respond to calls and SMS essages.
M A K I N G T H E D E V I C E R E A D Y F O R W O R K
After purchasing the device it needs to be configured, i. e. the list of nu bers which the
device would respond to ust be recorded in the e ory as well as the para eters of the
switching-on signal of the operating device.
When the device is switched on for the first ti e, its data base of nu bers is e pty.
The device ust be configured by a personal co puter and a progra e since the
configuration co and by SMS essages ay be received only fro nu bers which are
already available in the data base.
The device is fixed onto DIN board and connected as shown in the labelling on the
body.
Before using the device, insert a SIM card with an unlocked PIN code check. PIN code
check ay be unlocked by any obile phone or other appropriate device. For ore
co prehensive infor ation, please refer to the internet service provider, the owner of the
SIM card.
Picture 3. Inserting SIM card
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Note: The configuration can be done after the device is bought or at a later stage, when
the device has been prepared for use.
Note: the SIM card ay only be inserted while the power supply of the device is
unplugged.
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After the device is switched on and configured, it is ready for use.
When the device is turned on for the first ti e, please see if it is properly switched on.
One only needs to watch the signals of the light diodes: if the device is switched on
properly, the signals of the light diodes would be activated as specified in the table.
Table 1.
Boot stage sequences
Tu n-by-tu n signals of light
diodes
Desc iption of the status
Power
Relay
Modem state
Signal strenght
Light diode Power is turned on and starts shining
without interruptions.
Power
Relay
Modem state
Signal strenght
The light diode Modem State begins flashing to
reflect the operation of the GSM ode .
Power
Relay
Modem state
Signal strenght
Power
Relay
Modem state
Signal strenght
Light diodes Relay and Signal Strength are flashing
by turns.
This status lasts as long as the ode is in progress
of being
connected to the operator’s network.
Power
Relay
Modem state
Signal strenght
When the ode has been connected to the
operator’s network, the light diode Relay stops
flashing and the light diode Signal Strength starts
flashing to reflect the Power of the signal being
received. The light diode is pulsing, and the quantity
of pulses refers to the Power of the signal.
One pulse refers to the lowest signal, 7 pulses refer
o the highest signal.
When the device reaches the last stage specified in the table, it is ready for use.
C O N F I G U R A T I O N B Y M E A N S O F S M S M E S S A G E S
The device is able to receive 3 types of co and essages:
1. Recording a nu ber in the data base of nu bers
2. Recording the ti e of the delayed switching-on-the-relay signal
3. Recording the status of receiving an external switching-off-the-relay signal
SMS message containing a command fo eco ding a numbe is as follows:
P#nnn=xxxxxxx;
The sy bol “P” should be in the first position, instead of nnn there ust be a nu ber
to be recorded in the device e ory, xxxxxxx eans a recorded phone nu ber which the
device would respond to.
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Note: the device will not respond to SMS that contains configuration co ands, unless
senders phone nu ber is entered to 0th position in internal database of phone nu bers
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Example:
P#1=+37069854788; - this essage eans that the nu ber +37069854788 ust be
recorded in the first (1) position.
SMS message containing a command fo eco ding the time of the delay of the
elay is as follows:
PRTIMT=xxxxx;
The sy bol “P” should be in the first position, xxxxx eans the recorded ti e in
iliseconds within which the relay would be delayed.
Example:
PRTIMT =5000; this essage eans that the relay ust be delayed for 5 seconds after
switching on.
SMS message containing a command fo eco ding the alte ed status of
eceiving an exte nal signal is as follows:
PSEN=x;
The sy bol “P” should be in the first position, x ay ean 0 or 1.
0 eans that it is i possible to receive the signal, 1 eans that the device would
switch off the relay only after the external signal has been received.
Example:
PSEN =1; eans that the relay ust be switched off only when the lower level of the
reception of the external signal has been indicated.
One SMS essage ay contain several essages containing co ands, and the
essages ust be separated by the sy bol “;”.
Example:
P#1=+37069854788;#2=+37069854789;RTIMT=5000;SEN=1;
This essage eans that the nu ber +37069854788 should be recorded in the 1
(first) position and the nu ber +37069854789 in the 2 (second) position, the relay ust be
delayed for 5 seconds after switching on and switching off is done after the trans ission of
the external signal only.
There should be no unnecessary sy bols or intervals in the essage.
The changes take effect i ediately after the reception of the SMS essage.
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C O N F I G U R A T I O N B Y M E A N S O F A P E R S O N A L C O M P U T E R
In order to configure the device using a personal co puter you should:
• Install Remote Switch Config rator
• Connect VRT012 to a PC using a configuratin cable
• Start Remote Switch Config rator
In picture 4. you can see the ain window of Remote Switch Config rator. It is divided
into 3 sections
Picture 4. The ain window of Remote Switch Config rator
Configuration of relay allows choosing a way how the device will switch fro ON to OFF
ode of the inner relay.
Device can switch odes auto atically after a nu ber of s, which can be entered in
Relay Ti eout ( s) field.
If an external source of a signal (button or other sensor) will be required in order to
switch the odes, you should place a tick at Enable External Disconnection.
You can add up to 500 nu bers in the list of nu bers.
Configuration of
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elay
Control buttons
The list of nu bers
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Note: you should add „+“ sign in front of every nu ber.
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Control buttons should be used to:
• Load the configuration fro file - Load Fro File...
• Read the configuration of the device - Load Fro Device
• Delete all fields - Clear All
• Save the configuration of the device to a file – Write To File…
• Save the configuration to device’s e ory – Write To Device.
Start working with Remote Switch Config rator by configuring port – Config re Port.
A port configuration window is shown in picture 5. You should select a Port which a
device VRT012 is connected to and press Ok.
Picture 5. Port Configuration Window.
Note: you should restart the device after configuration is saved to its' e ory. Just unplug
the power source and plug it again.
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M E T H O D O F O P E R A T I O N
For the switching-on signal to be activated (the connection of internal relay contacts),
the user has to dial the device’s SIM card nu ber. After having received one or two calls,
the device rejects it, if the call atches one of the nu bers available in the internal data
base of the device. If the nu ber does not atch, the device would not respond to calls.
The device rejects the switching-on signal either when the delay ti e runs out or when it
receives a signal due to activation of an external button or sensor, depending on the
configuration of the device.
When the device is operating, the list of nu bers available in its e ory ay be edited
by eans of SMS essages.
I M P O R T A N T
The sign on the packaging eans that the user’s anual provided on a co pact
disk ust be read before using the product.
The sign on the packaging eans that the electric and electronic equip ent to
be utilised ust be stored separately.
A N D L A S T …
In case you have proble s with the installation and use, please address the to the
Technical Assistance Depart ent by e- ail [email protected].
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Note: device responds SMS that co e fro the nu ber which was entered at 0th position
in the internal data base of nu bers.

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