Delta MessageMaxx DMS-279 Handbuch

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MessageMaxx™ (DMS-279)

Installation & Operating Instructions Rev 1

For Ground & Foul Water

Pump Station Telemetry System

MessageMaxx

MM-M-V1-02.16

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MessageMaxx

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Contents

1.0 MessageMaxx overview 4

2.0 Box contents 4

2.1 Cardboard box contents 4

2.2 MessageMaxx unit contents 4

3.0 Technical information 5

4.0 Unit location 5

5.0 SIM card selection 5

6.0 Mounting the MessageMaxx unit 5

7.0 Installing the MessageMaxx unit 6

8.0 Wiring the MessageMaxx unit 7

9.0 Installing the GSM aerial 8

10.0 Conguring the MessageMaxx unit 9

11.0 Mounting the GSM aerial 9

12.0 Text commands 10

13.0 Text message structure 11

14.0 Limitations 12

15.0 Servicing 12

16.0 Spares 13

17.0 LED codes 14

1.0 MessageMaxx overview

2.0 Box contents

4 For technical support, please call 01279 757400

MessageMaxx

2.1 Cardboard box contents

• 1 x Large Cable Gland

• 1 x Large Blanking Plug

• 1 x Small Cable Gland

• 1 x Small Blanking Plug

2.2 MessageMaxx unit contents

• 1 x MessageMaxx Unit

• 1 x Chamber Location Sticker Sheet (For MessageMaxx)

• 1 x 3m length of MaxxConnect family cable

• 1 x GSM Aerial

• 1 x Aerial Mounting Plate

• 1 x Installation & Operating Instructions (this document)

This telemetry system is designed to be used in conjunction with the AlertMaxx high level alarm and has the

ability to connect with the PowerMaxx battery backup, to give remote monitoring of a pump station when

the home owner is away from their property. Messages are sent to predetermined phone numbers using

GSM technology and are received in text format.

CAUTION!

The MessageMaxx should be installed by a qualied tradesperson.

MessageMaxx

For technical support, please call 01279 757400 5

3.0 Technical information

MessageMaxx Specication

Size (without cable glands) W: 115mm x D: 95mm x H: 60mm

Weight 400g

Visual Display Red, Blue, Green LED

Operating temperature 5-35°C

Approximate Installation time 30 minutes

4.0 Unit location

The MessageMaxx must be positioned within 20m of the AlertMaxx unit it will be used in conjunction with,

somewhere with a good GSM signal, within 3m of the aerial mounting point and be permanently accessible.

MaxxConnect cable can be purchased per 10m (DMS-288). Do not join cables. Run full lengths only.

6.0 Mounting the MessageMaxx unit

1. Using the template provided on page 15 of this instruction manual (gure 1), mark the xing

positions on the wall.

2. Drill the two holes and t suitable wall plugs (ensure correct wall plugs are used for the wall type).

3. Remove the screws from the front of the unit that secure the front fascia and remove the black GSM unit

from the Velcro holding it within the casing.

4. Secure the MessageMaxx unit to the wall using appropriate screws.

PLEASE NOTE

When securing the unit to the wall, avoid over tightening the screws as this may cause the box to crack.

5.0 SIM card selection

1. Purchase a functioning traditional contract SIM card. This doesn’t require a minutes or data allowance,

just be enabled to send text messages. The SIM card must have no pin number assigned to it.

2. If possible, test the SIM card in an unblocked telephone on site and survey the area for the best signal

strength for aerial placement.

3. Once an area of installation for the aerial has been chosen, proceed as below.

CAUTION!

The MessageMaxx unit is not waterproof and must be installed indoors or inside a kiosk.

7.0 Installing the MessageMaxx unit

6 For technical support, please call 01279 757400

MessageMaxx

1. Disconnect the battery and mains power to the AlertMaxx unit and ensure the PowerMaxx is switched

o (if installed).

2. Remove the black sliding cover on the GSM box, slide the SIM hatch back, ip up, install the SIM card,

push down and lock shut. Replace the black cover.

3. Install the supplied large cable gland into the far right hand hole and a small cable gland into the far left

hand hole of the casing. Use the supplied blanking plugs to ll the remaining holes.

4. Feed the plug of the aerial through the large cable gland, screw into the silver socket on the

GSM unit and tighten the cable gland (see gure 2).

5. Push and x the GSM box on to the Velcro within the casing until a audible click is heard.

6. Feed the MaxxConnect family cable through the small cable gland and leave loose until wired in.

7. Strip the end of the MaxxConnect family cable to reveal the coloured wires.

Figure 2. Internal casing view

GSM Box

MessageMaxx

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8.0 Wiring the MessageMaxx unit

Please refer to the MaxxConnect Installation & Operating Instructions.

8 For technical support, please call 01279 757400

MessageMaxx

9.0 Installing the GSM aerial

1. Prior to testing, position the aerial in the preferred mounting location - do not x. The aerial is magnetic

and should be stuck to the mounting plate (provided). This has been designed to boost the signal.

2. Set the internal switch on the PCB to the ‘SIG’ position (see gure 3).

3. The LED’s will illuminate as below.

Red LED Blue LED Green LED Signal Strength

Solid Quick ash Very strong

Solid Medium ash Sucient

Solid Slow ash Weak

Solid No ash 0%

4. If a sucient signal strength isn’t achieved, move the aerial and run the test again.

5. When complete, set the internal switch on the PCB to the ‘RUN’ position and ret the front fascia.

Figure 3. Conguring the PCB on the lid

SIG PCRUN

10.0 Conguring the MessageMaxx unit

MessageMaxx

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11.0 Mounting the GSM aerial

1. Using a mobile phone, text the units telephone number with a ‘?’.

2. The green LED will ash 4/sec as the response message is sent to your mobile phone. The reply from

the unit will give you a STATUS message.

3. Ensure that all people who would like to be on the active list text the units telephone number with a ‘?’.

PLEASE NOTE

The active telephone list can store a maximum of ve numbers.

4. If you would like your telephone number removed from the MessageMaxx, text the unit with a ‘R’.

An aerial mounting plate has been provided which should be xed in your chosen location after testing the

GSM signal (see section 8.0).

1. Select the correct installation method for your chosen application using the gures below (4 & 5).

2. Using the two holes on the plate, mark the xing positions on the wall.

3. Drill the two holes and t suitable wall plugs (ensure correct wall plugs are used for the wall type).

4. Secure the mounting plate to the wall using appropriate screws.

5. Attach the magnetic aerial as pictured below.

Figure 5. Inside installationFigure 4. Outside installation

12.0 Text commands

10 For technical support, please call 01279 757400

MessageMaxx

The MessageMaxx can be interrogated using a number of dierent text message commands. The table

below shows those that can be used.

PLEASE NOTE

To be able to execute these commands, you must already be on the active telephone list.

In order to do this, text the units telephone number with a ‘?’

Command Description

? Status - This command gives an overall status of the system. It also adds your

telephone number to the active list.

L Log - This command sends the last 8 log entries held on the AlertMaxx. This log is

consolidated from all the units installed in the Maxx Family.

R Remove - This command removes your telephone number from the active list.

RA=IDIDID* Remove all - This command removes all telephone numbers from the active list.

‘IDIDID’ is the MessageMaxx ID.

AT=+44 Add telephone - This command adds a telephone number to the active list.

SP= Set property - This command will set the property name related to the MessageMaxx.

This is limited to 10 characters and will be displayed on messages from the unit.

PLEASE NOTE

*The MessageMaxx ID can be found on the white label located on the bottom right side of the unit.

The command letter must be in the rst position on the text message - no other characters are permitted.

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