Marmitek Mobile SMS Guard 300 Bedienungsanleitung

20112/121005

MOBILE

SMS GUARD 300

MOBILE

SMS GUARD 300tm

OWNER’S MANUAL 3

BETRIEBSANLEITUNG 15

MODE D’EMPLOI 27

GEBRUIKSAANWIJZING 39

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SAFETY WARNINGS

• The wiring of your electrical installation is live (230 V) and extremely dangerous. Never

connect the module when plugged into the mains. Always turn off the mains switch

before starting the installation.

• To prevent short circuits, this product should only be used inside and only in dry spaces.

Do not expose the components to rain or moisture. Do not use the product close to a

bath, swimming pool etc.

• Do not expose the components of your systems to extremely high temperatures or bright

light sources.

• In case of improper usage or if you have opened, altered and repaired the product

yourself, all guarantees expire. Marmitek does not accept responsibility in the case of

improper usage of the product or when the product is used for purposes other than

specified. Marmitek does not accept responsibility for additional damage other than

covered by the legal product responsibility.

• Adapters: Only connect the adapter to the mains after checking whether the mains

voltage is the same as the values on the identification tags. Never connect an adapter

or power cord when it is damaged. In that case, contact your supplier.

• Batteries: keep batteries out of the reach of children. Dispose of batteries as chemical

waste. Never use old and new batteries or different types of batteries together. Remove

the batteries when you are not using the system for a longer period of time. Check the

polarity (+/-) of the batteries when inserting them in the product. Wrong positioning can

cause an explosion.

Introduction

Congratulations on buying the Marmitek Mobile SMS Guard 300! You can now easily secure

your (holiday) home, caravan or other object. The Marmitek Mobile SMS Guard 300 immedi-

ately warns you in case of danger, by sending a text message to the mobile phone number

entered. You are no longer dependant on a land line.

Set content

• 1 Marmitek Mobile SMS Guard 300 module

• 1 antenna

• 1 adapter

• 2 door/window sensors WDS300 with accessories

• 1 (wired) siren B300

• user manual (4 languages)

Requirements for installation

• 1 SIM card (pre-paid) with phone number, PIN and PUK

• mains voltage where you want to install the Marmitek Mobile SMS Guard 300 module

• a mobile phone to test your Mobile SMS Guard 300 and SIM card to unlock the PIN

• screwdriver and/or drill to place the module and/or sensors on the wall, if necessary

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2. Installation

The standard Marmitek Mobile SMS Guard 300 consists of a Mobile SMS Guard 300 module

and two door/window sensors. Connect the door/window sensors (using tape or a screw) to

the frame. The magnetic sensor can be placed on the window or door, at exactly the same

height as the sensor on the frame (the alignment has to be totally accurate for it to work!).

Unlock the SIM card with a mobile phone and place the card in the Mobile SMS Guard 300.

Follow the instructions for installation on the display to secure your home. You can use as

many door/window sensors as you want. These sensors are available separately.

As soon as the alarm goes off, the sensor contacts the Mobile SMS Guard 300, which sends a

text message to the phone number you entered. If you have connected a siren, this will also

be activated in case of an alarm. The Marmitek Mobile SMS Guard 300 has a built-in relay.

This offers you the opportunity to connect e.g. a lamp which will be turned on when the

alarm is triggered.

Attention: We advise you to read this entire user manual before starting the installation. The

Mobile SMS Guard 300 exits the Setup mode after about 20 seconds, which means that you

lose any settings you already entered. Make sure you know what all the buttons do first.

Step 1 Testing the SIM card and unlocking the PIN

• Unlock the PIN of the SIM card (of a provider of your choice) by placing it in a mobile

phone. Read the user manual of your mobile phone for information about unlocking

your SIM card.

• Use your mobile to check whether you can send and receive text messages (SMS) with

the SIM card.

• Use your mobile to check whether the range of the SIM card is sufficient at the place

where you want to place the Mobile SMS Guard 300 module (e.g. in a cupboard).

Attention: To be able to use the Marmitek Mobile SMS Guard 300, the SIM card needs to be

unlocked.

Step 2 Installing the SIM card

Figure 1

• Open up the back of the Mobile SMS Guard 300 module by loosening the two screws

and pushing the flap down.

• Open the SIM card holder by moving the yellow lip to the left. The black holder can be

removed from the Mobile SMS Guard 300 module. See figure 1.

• Place the SIM card with the chip-side up; this side will make contact with the Mobile

SMS Guard 300 module. There is an identical

notch in the SIM card holder, which means

the SIM card should fit perfectly. See figure 2.

• Place the SIM card holder with SIM card back

into the Mobile SMS Guard 300 module.

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Step 3 Setting the security code

You need to set a security code for the Mobile SMS Guard 300, so that the module can com-

municate with the alarm sensors.

• Towards the top left of the SIM card holder, you can see a black square with 8 jump

switches. These together form the security code for your alarm system. See figure 3.

• Set the 8 switches in a random way and write down the security code. Later you will

need this code to set the door/window sensors!

• Replace the flap and tighten the screws.

Step 4 Installing the Mobile SMS Guard 300

Figure 4

• Screw the antenna included onto the antenna connector, on the left side of the module.

• Make sure the antenna is placed upright. (It needs to point upwards.)

• Select a suitable place for the base station. Make sure there is a wall socket nearby (230 V).

• Connect the power adapter to the Mobile SMS Guard 300 module (left) and plug the

adapter into the wall socket.

• For optimal reception, place the base station as central as possible in relation to all

objects that you want to secure. This way, the distance between the base station and

the sensors is as small as possible.

Make sure that:

• The base station is not placed too close to large metal objects (radiators, cooker, etc).

• You have easy access to the base station.

• The base station is not placed too close to other electronic equipment, such as a

telephone switch board, computer or TV.

You can place the base station on any flat surface (table, sideboard, etc) or mount it

onto the wall. The antenna has a magnetic base.

Mounting the station onto the wall

• The base station can be mounted using two screws. The back of the station has two

screw holes (heart-heart distance 145 mm). Screws are not included.

Placing the station on a flat surface

• If you choose not to mount the station, place it on a flat surface.

Activating the module

• Switch on the Mobile SMS Guard 300 module by pressing the ON/OFF button on the

left-hand side (0= OFF, I = ON). The display now reads: ‘GSM SECURITY’. The module

now counts back from 90 seconds to 0. After the countdown, the following text

appears: ‘Normal Detect SW: OFF’. The ‘System’ LED also flashes every second.

The ‘GSM’ LED starts flashing every second, and after +/- 20 seconds every 3 seconds.

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Attention: if the GSM LED continues to flash every second, the modem is not working (cor-

rectly). Turn off the Mobile SMS Guard 300, wait ten seconds and then turn it on again. If

after a minute the GSM LED still flashes every second, you can try it again with a SIM card

from a different provider. If the GSM LED does not light up, the SIM card has not been placed

correctly.

Step 5 Placing the door/window sensors

Figure 5

• Standard, two door/window sensors are included. Take the top and bottom parts apart.

You will now see the space to insert a 9V battery. Open the top part even further. You

will now see a black square with 8 jump switches. See figure 5. Use the same security

code as you used for the Mobile SMS Guard 300 (step 3). Insert a 9V battery (not

included) in the battery compartment of the sensors: Make sure the polarity is correct

when inserting the battery and close the top part of the sensor.

• Place the sensor as high up as possible: this guarantees the best possible range. Mark the

place for the transmitter and the magnetic contact. Do not place the magnetic contact

directly onto a metal surface. In the case of metal frames, or metal-fortified PVC frames,

it is best to place a piece of wood or plastic of min. 5 mm in between the magnetic

contact and the frame. On metal frames, the space between the sensor and the magnet

should not be more than 3 mm when the door or window is closed.

• Switch on the door/window sensor by flicking the switch on the left-hand side, 0 = OFF,

I = ON. The red LED (sun icon) will light up. Hold the magnetic sensor to the right-hand

side of the sensor. As soon as the red LED is extinguished, the two parts of the sensor

make contact properly. Position the magnetic sensor in such a way that the red LED

remains off when the door or window is closed. Make sure that the distance between

the transmitter and magnetic sensor parts are as small as possible. (max. 4 mm)

• If you have countersunk frames, you can also place the transmitter and magnetic sensors

parts at a 90 degree angle.

• If you have determined the definitive place for the sensor, we advise you to mount the

magnetic contact using screws (not included).

• Sliding/sash windows

In the case of sliding/sash windows, the sensor and the magnet should NOT rub over

each other. Place them in such a way that, if you close the window, the magnet and

sensor approach each other vertically.

• If the door/window sensors and magnetic sensors are correctly mounted and are

activated, continue with step 6.

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Step 6 Connecting the siren

Figure 6

Standard, a siren is included. You can connect the siren directly to the Mobile SMS Guard 300

Module. The connection diagram can be found on the back of the Mobile SMS Guard 300.

See figure 6. Connect the red wire to the + port and the black wire to the– port. You can

mount the siren in the right place using two screws (not included).

If you do not connect the siren, select Buzzer off in the Setup mode (also see step 8.2).

TIP: Instead of a siren, you can also connect X10 modules, e.g. the SM10, which can switch

on equipment, lights or a camera via the mains (also X10 connected) when the alarm is trig-

gered. Read more about X10, the many possibilities to control devices remotely and Marmitek

surveillance cameras on www.marmitek.com.

Step 7 Connecting a lamp (optional)

The Marmitek Mobile SMS Guard 300 has a built-in relay. This offers you the opportunity to

connect e.g. a lamp, which can be switched on and off via the text (SMS) commands

RELAY-ON, RELAY-OFF and CONTROL. The connection diagram can be found on the back of

the Mobile SMS Guard 300. Connect the wires to the respective ports on the back of the

Mobile SMS Guard 300.

TIP: Instead of a lamp you can also connect X10 modules, e.g. the SM10, which can switch

on equipment, lights or a camera via the mains (also X10 connected) when the alarm is trig-

gered. Read more about X10, the many possibilities to control devices remotely and Marmitek

surveillance cameras on www.marmitek.com.

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Step 8 User settings

Switch on the Mobile SMS Guard 300 module by pressing the ON/OFF button on the left-

hand side (0= OFF, I = ON). The display now reads: ‘GSM SECURITY’. The module now counts

back from 90 seconds to 0. After the countdown, the following text appears: ‘Normal Detect

SW: OFF’.

1. Setting the telephone number

• Press ‘Setup’ and select 1 (1:TEL)

• Enter the telephone number for the mobile phone you want to receive the text

messages on.

Attention: Press + and the country code first before you enter the rest of the number.

• Press ‘Enter’ when you have entered the number.

Attention: The number has not been saved yet. See below.

• Press the arrow up if you want to enter a second or third number (max 3 phone numbers).

• To save the phone numbers you entered press ‘Setup’ again and then press 4: (4: SAVE).

The display now reads: ‘Save OK!, SETUP -> Exit’.

• Select ‘Setup’ to return to the Setup menu.

2. Selecting notification times

You can set the time between the moment the alarm is triggered and the moment you

receive a text message, the time between text messages and the number of times the siren

will go off.

• Press ‘Setup’ and select 2 (2: TIME)

• ‘SMS Delay’: enter the number of seconds for the delay between alarm and text

message. Enter a time of your choice, anywhere between 0 and 99 seconds.

Attention: If you want to enter a delay shorter than 10 seconds, enter the number as

two digits, so starting with ‘0’.

• Press ‘Enter’.

• Press the arrow up: ‘SMS Period’, set the time delay within consecutive text messages.

Enter a time of your choice, anywhere between 1 and 20 minutes.

Example: 3m means 3 minutes: a text message is sent every 3 minutes.

• Press the arrow up: ‘Buzzer delay’, set the time delay before the siren should go off.

Enter a time of your choice, anywhere between 0 and 99 seconds

(e.g. 05 sec = 5 seconds after the alarm, the siren will go off).

• Press the arrow up: ‘Buzzer rep’, set the length of time the siren keeps going off.

Enter a time of your choice, anywhere between 0 and 99 minutes.

• To save all settings, press ‘Setup’ and select 4 (4: SAVE). The display now reads:

‘Save OK!, SETUP -> Exit’.

• Select ‘Setup’ to return to the Setup menu.

TIP: If you want to reset the factory settings for the notification times, press ‘Setup’, 2 (2:

TIME), arrow down. The display now reads: ‘Set to default, Press enter key’. If you select

‘Enter’, all settings are reset (only the notification settings).

The standard notification times (factory settings) are:

SMS Delay time: 20 seconds

SMS period time: 3 minutes

Buzzer relay time: 20 seconds

Buzzer repeat time: 5 minutes

Close the menu by pressing ‘Enter’. To save the settings, press ‘Setup’ and select 4

(4: SAVE). The display reads: ‘Save OK!, SETUP -> Exit’.

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3. Switching the relay

If you have connected a lamp to the relay (according to the connection diagram, see step 6),

in the Setup menu you can turn the relay on or off.

• Press ‘Setup’ and select 3 (3: RELAY).

• The display reads: ‘Relay OFF, (1) ON, (2) OFF’.

• Press the numerical keys 1 or 2 to switch the relay on or off.

• Press ‘Enter’.

• Press ‘Setup’ to return to the Setup menu. The relay flashes to indicate that the relay is on.

3. Using the Marmitek Mobile SMS Guard 300

TIP: Write down the telephone number of the SIM card in the Marmitek Mobile SMS Guard

300, or better, save it in your (mobile) phone’s memory.

Before you leave

Step 1.

Select what type of message you want to receive in case of an alarm. The Mobile SMS Guard

300 uses shortcuts to set the module to ‘SMS on’ and/or ‘Buzzer on’. When you leave the

house, you want to trigger the siren and receive text messages in case of an alarm. This can

be set as follows:

Press the numerical keys 6, 7 or 8 once to activate the corresponding function.

Press the button again to deactivate the function.

6: SMS on/off (text messages on/off)

7: Buzzer on/off (siren on/off)

8: SMS and Buzzer on/off (text messages and siren on/off)

When you deactivate text messages or the siren, the red LEDs for SMS OFF and

Buzzer OFF will flash. This does not have any adverse effects.

Figure 7

Step 2.

After selecting the setting for text messages or the siren, press Reset. You now have 90 sec-

onds (delay) to leave your house, caravan or car.

TIP: If the relay is still on, it is now turned off. If you want the relay to remain on, you can

press 0 in stead of Reset. The sensors will now also be turned off for 90 seconds, but the

relay will stay on.

TIP: Before pressing Reset, the display needs to indicate that all sensor contacts are closed by

displaying the text Normal. If one of the contacts is open, the display will read Trouble and

the LED for Wireless Switch will flash.

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TIP: Make sure all doors and windows with sensors are locked before the delay time is up. If

this is not the case, the alarm will go off after the 90 second delay. Depending on your set-

tings, this can be a text message or a siren going off, or a combination of these two.

Coming back

As soon as you return home, turn of the text alarm and the siren. If you do not do this, the

alarm system will be triggered every time you open a door or window with a sensor. You can

deactivate the alarm by pressing 8: (SMS and Buzzer on/off (text messages and siren on/off).

When you deactivate text messages or the siren, the red LEDs for SMS OFF and Buzzer OFF

will light up. This does not have any adverse effects.

TIP: Make sure the delay for the siren and text messages is long enough, so that you have

plenty of time to walk from the front door to the alarm system without triggering the alarm

and siren.

TIP: If you open a window or door with a sensor, the Mobile SMS Guard 300 will send a mes-

sage to the base station, even if text messages and the siren have been deactivated. This has

no further adverse effects. You can reset the Mobile SMS Guard 300 by pressing the round

‘Reset’ button. See figure 8.

In case of an alarm: reset

Figure 8

If you are away and the Marmitek Mobile SMS Guard 300 receives an alert from one of the

sensors, you will receive a text message on the telephone number(s) entered.

The message looks as follows (depending on whether you have (de)activated the siren

and/or connected the relay.)

Depending on the settings (Relay on/off, siren on/off and text alarm

on/off, etc.) you see the following messages on your telephone display.

Depending on the length of time you have set on the module, you will

receive text messages until you have reset the Mobile SMS Guard 300.

Example: if you have set ‘SMS Period’ (see step 7.2) to ‘3 minutes’, you

will continue receiving text messages every 3 minutes until you have reset

the module.

In case of an alarm you can now take action (i.e. go home, warn the

neighbours/janitor etc.) After returning home, you (or the neighbours/janitor) need to reset

the Mobile SMS Guard 300 (Reset button) to turn the alarm off.

If you know the module has given a false alarm or if the alarm has been resolved, you can

also reset the Mobile SMS Guard 300 remotely. To do this, you should send a text message

back to the Mobile SMS Guard 300 with the following text (in CAPITALS): RESET. The module

will be reset in the same way as when you press the ‘Reset’ button.

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