Matelec ME-Link FPC-30121 Bedienungsanleitung
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QUICK START GUIDE
SMS Alarm/Status Communicator
FPC-30121
V2.1
Introduction
MATelec Australia’s SMS Alarm/Status Communicator features the newly designed ME-Link Module, which is a cellular CAT-M1 remote
monitoring and control device utilising the 700Mhz frequency for best in class signal strength. The Communicator reports status
information and active alarms from up to 8 digital inputs, which can be connected to volt free outputs on a control panel or used for
sensor inputs.The ME-Link Module can also be utilised to control external devices with the two onboard relay outputs, and uses easy
to set up SMS commands to configure the operation and alarms without the need for any additional software.
Safety
This SMS alarm sender panel has been designed and built for applications that are Commercial and/or Industrial in nature,operation,
function and location. If the control panel is to be used in Domestic/Residential applications, where specific Wiring Rules in respect
of ‘electrical supply’ protection may apply, it is the responsibility of the installing electrician to ensure compliance with relevant
standards.
• Prior to installation, ensure power supply is isolated.
• Electrical connection to the panel must be carried out in accordance with the following pages.
• Additions or modifications to the control panel are not permitted and will void warranty.
• The controller is not intended for use by children or infirm persons without supervision.
• Repairs to the controller must only be carried out by a suitably qualified electrician.
This quick start guide makes use of the following symbols to indicate warnings that must be paid specific attention to:
Damage to equipment or personal harm may occur if this instruction is not followed
Electrical risk (electrocution hazard) may occur if this instruction is not followed
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Step 1 - Installation
• SMS alarm sender must be installed in a position where mobile reception is available.
• SMS alarm sender enclosure must be mounted in a vertical position.
• Ensure mounting method does not compromise enclosure weatherproof rating.
• Ensure cables/conduits entering the panel have mechanical protection and that the penetrations are sealed and do not
compromise the weatherproof rating of the enclosure.
Warning: All electrical connections must be carried out by a suitably
qualified and registered electrician
Front View Side ViewBottom
Mounting Frame/Wall
Back View
Top
Mounting Holes (20mm from each edge)
Step 2 - Connections
12Vdc
Alarm
Input
5
Alarm
Input
6
Alarm
Alarm
Alarm
INPUTS
Alarm
Input
Input
Input
Input
1
2
3
4
VF outputs from a controller
Terminal Connections
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3.1 - SIM Card Installation
The SMS alarm sender takes a Micro SIM card which must be from a network operator who offers the CAT-M1 700Mhz frequency. At
the time of printing all SIM cards that use the Telstra network will be compatible. Other network providers will be compatible when
they support CAT-M1 modules.
1. Ensure power to the panel is OFF.
2. Firstly, ensure that the SIM card is activated with credit and ready to send text messages.Also,ensure that the SIM PIN is disabled.
3. Insert the SIM card with the chip gold plate facing down and the missing corner to be inserted in first. See pictures below.
4. The SIM needs to be pushed in firmly. Ensure that it fits properly in the SIM holder.
Step 3 - Setup
2. To test the system is operating correctly, send #title? to the phone number of the SIM card. This will send a reply from the SMS
controller to show it is ready for programming. If there is no reply within 1 minute see the status lights above.
Micro SIM card required
12mm
15mm
Install SIM card with gold chip facing
down and missing corner first
Ensure SIM card is pressed in firmly and fits
properly in the SIM holder
3.4 - Mains Powerup
3.2 - Enable Battery Backup
To have the SMS alarm sender operating when power fails,the internal battery
must be connected. With power isolated, connect the loose wire near the
battery labelled ‘CONNECT BEFORE POWER IS APPLIED’. See image to the right.
If power is to be isolated for more than 7 days ensure this wire is disconnected
to prevent the battery going flat.
3.3 - Testing Mobile Connection
The SMS alarm sender is tested and programmed by sending SMS messages
to the SIM card’s phone number.
1. Check the SMS controller’s indicator lights to ensure that power is on and
sim card is connected to mobile network. If there is no reply, check the
indicator lights status table below:
Close and secure enclosure door, connect the power lead into RCD protected GPO and switch on mains power.
Link Status Description Function Cause
Green Flashing, Red Off Network connected N/A
Green Flashing, Red 1 Flash Network connected, sending SMS N/A
Green Off, Red Solid Hardware fault Contact supplier for further assistance
Green Off, Red 1 Flash Connecting, searching for mobile
network
Wait for network connection search to
finish
Green Off, Red 2 Flashes Network connection failed Check the SIM card is activate and
has credit
Green Off, Red 3 Flashes Network not found/ Poor signal
strength
Check antenna connection and
mobile signal at device.
Green Off, Red 4 Flashes Network connection denied
Check SIM is Telstra compatible and
SIM is active and has credit (Only
Telstra networks are currently valid)
Green Off, Red 5 Flashes SMS failed to send Check that SIM is still installed, active
and has credit
Green Off, Red 6 Flashes SIM card not detected Install or reinstall Micro SIM card and
check installation orientation
Green Off, Red 7 Flashes SIM Pin is enabled Disable the SIM pin before retrying
connection
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User Commands
SMS commands are sent to the phone number of the SIM card installed.This phone number should be supplied with the SIM card.
Commands sent ending with ‘?’ are a query of the command setting, commands sent without this are used to configure the setting.
The symbols < > are used to reference user information to be sent in the commands, and should not be send in the command
message.
Step 4 - SMS Programming
#title?
4.1 - Set the SMS alarm sender title
Use this command to add the SMS alarm sender title (max 50 characters).
Example SMS command: #title ME-Link SMS Alarm Sender
The title will be set to ‘ME-Link SMS Alarm Sender’.This will be sent with each alarm message sent from the SMS alarm sender.
#num add <slot> <number>
Use this command to add the phone numbers.
Example SMS Command: #num add 3 0406446XXX
The phone number 0406446XXX will be added to phone number slot 3.
#num del <slot>
#msg <input> on <message>
#msg <input> off <message>
#title <new title>
4.2 - Set the numbers to receive alarm messages
Use this command to delete a phone number
Example SMS command: #num del 3
The phone number 0406446XXX is deleted from slot 3.
4.3 - Set the digital input alarm messages to be received
Each digital input will send a message when the input turns on (goes high) and when it turns off (goes low). Inputs 7 and 8 are pre-
programmed for power fail and battery voltage low alarms.
<input> is the digital input number from 1 to 8 that will trigger the SMS alarm messages.
<message> Is the text message you want to send to the phone number based on the input state.
Use this command to set alarm on messages for specific inputs.
Example SMS command: #msg 3 on High Pressure Fault
The Input 3 on message will be set to ‘High Pressure Fault’.
Use this command to set alarm off messages for specific inputs.
Example SMS command: #msg 3 off High Pressure Cleared
The Input 3 off message will be set to ‘High Pressure Cleared’.
<slot> is the phone book slot from 1 to 10 which phone numbers can be added and deleted from.
<number> is the phone number assigned to the phone book slot that will receive the alarm messages.
#num?
Use this command to request the phone number list. Empty slots are reported as ----------.
Use this command to enquire the current SMS alarm sender title.
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#msg all on?
Step 4 - SMS Programming (Continued)
#msg all off?
4.3 (Continued)
Quick Start Complete
The SMS alarm sender is now configured and has begun operation. Refer to ME-Link Operation Manual for more information on the
operation of the ME-Link SMS module.
#info?
Use this command to request the status information of the device.
Example response:
<title>
Ver: <firmware revision>
RSSI: <signal strength>
Power: <supply voltage>
Time: <network current time>
Reminder: <on or off>
Test msg: <on or off>
#inputs?
#reset
Use this command to reset all settings back to defaults, including the PIN.
Example SMS Command:
Response:
SMS Command:
Response:
#reset
Are you sure you want to factory reset? Enter #reset again within 1 minute to confirm
#reset
Device has been reset back to factory defaults.
4.4 - Additional Informative Commands
#help?
Use this command to request help on what commands are available and get more detailed information about different commands.
Refer to the ME-Link Operation Manual for more detailed information on all the SMS commands.
Use this command to request status of all inputs.
Example response (input 1 only):
Input 1 OFF: ALARM ACTIVE Input state as ON/OFF and corresponding alarm direction:‘Alarm Active’ or ‘Alarm Inactive’
Activated: Alarm state:‘Last Active’ if inactive or ‘Activated’ if active
Mon 07/12/2020 16:42 Time at which the alarm was last activated
Notified once Alarm notification state:‘Notified Once’,‘Not Recorded’,‘Not Accepted Yet’ or ‘Accepted’
Use this command to request alarm messages for all inputs in
ON state.
Example response:
Input on messages:
1: Power On/Restored
2: High Level Fault
3: Pump 1 Fault
4: Pump 2 Fault
5: -----------
6: -----------
7: ME-Link Mains Power Failure
8: ME-Link Battery Voltage Healthy
Use this command to request alarm messages for all inputs in
OFF state.
Example response:
Input on messages:
1: Power Off/Failure
2: High Level Fault Cleared
3: Pump 1 Fault Cleared
4: Pump 2 Fault Cleared
5: -----------
6: -----------
7: ME-Link Mains Power Restored
8: ME-Link Battery Voltage Low
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User Settings
SIM Card Phone Number
Number:
SMS Alarm Sender title
Title:
Phone Numbers
Slot 1:
Slot 2:
Slot 3:
Slot 4:
Slot 5:
Slot 6:
Slot 7:
Slot 8:
Slot 9:
Slot 10:
Digital Input Alarm Messages
Input 1 On
Input 1 Off
Input 2 On
Input 2 Off
Input 3 On
Input 3 Off
Input 4 On
Input 4 Off
Input 5 On
Input 5 Off
Input 6 On
Input 6 Off
Input 7 On ME-Link Mains Power Failure
Input 7 Off ME-Link Mains Power Restored
Input 8 On ME-Link Battery Voltage Healthy
Input 8 Off ME-Link Battery Voltage Low
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