Profort MultiGuard Light Bedienungsanleitung

QUICK GUIDE for multiGuard® Light

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Installation

1. Prepare a SIM card in a mobile phone so that the PIN code is 1234 or is deactivated. Mount the card

in the unit. The unit has now 1234 as password or runs without a password. The card is turned up the

way shown below.

2. Connect inputs, outputs and power cable (230V/12-24V AC/DC). If necessary a rechargeable 9V

battery.

3. Turn on the power. A green diode is lit and thereafter a red one. After approx. 30 sec. the red diode

flashes approx. every 2 sec. and the unit is ready.

The GSM unit interior

DIP-switch for analog input

1 ON: 0-10 VDC

2 ON: 0/4-20 mA

3 ON: PT-100

4 ON: Profort temperature sensor

All OFF: digital input

Voltage

Output: AC max. 230 VAC, 6A

DC max. 30 VDC, 6A

Input, digital: max. 24 VDC

max. power 2 mA

Input, analog: max. 0-10 VDC

Print only voltage when the

DIP-switch 1 is on, and 2-4 are

off

SET-UP

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Set-up on PC via COM-port or USB

1. Connect to PC via the unit RS232 by a RS232 cable or a USB-RS232, or connect to PC via the unit

USB-port and wait until driver is installed. You can find driver under ‘Download’ on

www.profort.com.

2. Install the Profort PC program on a computer with Windows. Download the program from

www.profort.com. Start the program and enter the product key specified on the webpage.

3. Enter the number on the COM-port that the PC uses.

4. Check that “Connection to GSM-unit” appears in the status line. Restart PC if connection fails.

5. Fill in the rest of the set-up program and complete it by transferring the information to the unit.

Additional help: press F1 in the program, see the manual on the CD or www.profort.com

Set-up on PC via the Internet

1. Install the Profort PC Program on a PC with Windows. Start the program and enter the product key

which is found on www.profort.com.

2. Mark ’Connection via Internet’ and choose a unique ’USERNAME’. You will need the username to

log on the website www.profort.com and/or to activate the online connection of the unit.

3. Send following texts to the unit:

(Note: 1234 = password, 0 = zero, space counts as a character and is therefore important)

Note: The SIM card in the unit must be opened for GPRS by the telephone operator.

4. Fill in the rest of the set-up program on the PC. Complete it by transferring the information to the

unit.

Additional help: press F1 in the program, see the manual on the CD or www.profort.com

1234 EA USERNAME

99999999

Sends the username and the unit telephone number to the unit and

activates the internet connection

Indicate APN (the telephone operator’s connection to the internet). Check with your mobile provider

Send text message:

1234 EG ”Application Point Name”

APN for your mobile provider

SET-UP

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Set-up with text message

1234 = password, 0 = zero, space counts as a character and is therefore important.

Define the unit

phone number and

change password, if

necessary

1234 N0 xxxxxxxx yyyy

(N0 = N + zero)

xxxxxxxx = the unit mobile no. yyyy = new four-

digit password

Define the unit phone number (N0) and create a

new password.

New password is optional.

Receivers

Add

1234 Nx yyyyyyyy

Adds receiver x to receive text on phone number

yy yy yy yy

x = 1-9 + A-P, max. 25 receivers.

1234 Nx yyyyyyyy #

Adds receiver x to receive voice call (#) on phone

number yy yy yy yy

Delete

1234 Nx

Deletes receiver x. x = 1-9 + A-P

Text on input

Add

1234 Ax TEXT

TEXT on input x at open/close. x = 0-7

1234 Lx TEXT

TEXT on input x at close/join. x = 0-7

Delete

1234 Ax

Deletes TEXT for input x at open/close.

x = 0-7

1234 Lx

Deletes TEXT for input x at close/join.

x = 0-7

Only alarm if text

is added

1234 CT

The unit ignores input that has no text attached.

Add analog input

1234 Vx S yyyy zzzz

Set-up of the scale (yyyy = minimum zzzz =

maximum) for 0-10 V and for 0-20 mA. x = 1-

1234 Vx M yyyy zzzz

Set-up of values for the intervals LOW,

MIDDLE and HIGH (Point 1 and Point 2) on

analog input x. x = 1-2.

If the value on the input gets bigger or smaller

than yyyy (Point 1) or bigger or smaller than

zzzz (Point 2), an alarm is sent.

1234 Vx A TEXT

Alarm text LOW on analog input x is sent when

the value becomes smaller than the value defined

in Point 1/yyyy (Vx M yyyy zzzz).

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1234 Vx L TEXT

Alarm text MIDDLE on analog input x is sent

when the value becomes higher than the value

defined in Point 1/yyyy or lower than the value

in Point 2/zzzz (Vx M yyyy zzzz).

1234 Vx B TEXT

Alarm text HIGH on analog input x is sent when

the value becomes higher than the value defined

in Point 2/zzzz (Vx M yyyy zzzz).

Zone

Add on input

1234 Ax Zy TEXT

1234 Lx Zy TEXT

Adds TEXT on input x at open (Ax) and close

(Lx) as well as placing the input in zone y. x = 0-

7, y= 0-7.

All inputs are by default placed in zone 0. Alarms

in zone 0 are sent to receivers in zone 0 as well as

receivers outside of zones (zone blank). Alarms in

zone 1 are sent to receivers in zone 1 as well as in

zone blank and so on.

Zone

Add on receiver

1234 yx zzzzzzzz

Adds receiver x with the phone number zz zz zz zz

in zone y. y = 0-7, x = 1-9 + A-P.

All receivers are initially placed outside the zone

(zone blank). Receivers in zone blank get all

alarms from all zones. Receivers in zone 0 only get

alarms from zone 0 (Notice that all inputs are

placed in zone 0 if they are not allocated to another

zone). Receivers in zone 1 only get alarms from

zone 1, receivers in zone 2 from zone 2 and so on.

Example: 1234 21 88888888 = Adds receiver 1 with phone number 88 88 88 88

in zone 2

Activate output in

case of alarm

1234 Gx

x = 1-9 (1 = 10 sec., 2 = 20 sec., 3 = 30 sec., 4 = 1

min, 5 = 2 min, 6 = 4 min, 7 = 8 min, 8 = 16 min

and 9 = continuous.)

Sets the relay output to activate for x time in case

of alarm on an input.

Output follows

state on input

1234 GA

Indicates that the output follows the corresponding

input if text is added.

Notice: input signal has higher priority than

command S0 (S + zero) and B0 (B + zero)

Alarm in case of

power failure

1234 JS

Sends an alarm after approx. 10 sec. in case of

power failure

Additional help: see the manual on the CD or on www.profort.com

CONTROL

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Control with call from telephone

Call the unit. Press 1234 (password) when the connection is established, and await two ‘beeps’. Press the

desired code and hang up.

Code examples:

*0x (x = 0-3 for output 0-3) Pulses output x for 10 sec.

*1x (x = 0-3 for output 0-3) Opens output x

*2x (x = 0-3 for output 0-3) Closes output x

x (x = 0-9 for macro 0-9) Performs macro x

# during playing of voice message The message is not sent to the

following in the receiver list

Control with text message

Connect/disconnect

the unit

1234 ON

Inputs are activated, red diode flashes

1234 OF

Inputs are deactivated, red diode turns off

Activation of

output x

1234 Sx

Closes output x. x = 0-3

1234 Bx

Opens output x. x = 0-3

1234 Px

Pulses output x for approx. 10 sec. x = 0-3

Download

1234 OK

Downloads information about GSM transmission power

and battery level

Example: OK>>OK SQ: xx%

xx = transmission power in percentage. 25 % is smallest

acceptable value

1234 Vx R

Downloads measurements on the analog input x. x = 1-2

Connection to the

Internet

1234 EH USERNAME

GPRS traffic starts

1234 EH

GPRS traffic stops

Other control

The unit can also be controlled by use of the PC program and some functions can be controlled directly on

the Internet.

See more in the manual or log on Internet management via www.profort.com

VOICE MESSAGE

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Record messages

1. Call the unit

2. Await a tone

3. Type in a password (e.g. 1234), optional

4. Await two tones

5. Type in no. of the message that needs to be recorded, e.g. #8 (for general message)

6. Await a tone

7. Record message

8. Await two tones

9. The call can be ended or a new voice message can be recorded, e.g.:

10. Press #1 (opens for input 1)

11. Await a tone

12. Record the voice message for input 1

13. Repeat point 9-11 for more messages, if needed

14. Hang up

If "send different voice messages at open and close"(Tab: Inputs or command 1234 W2) has been

selected, items 6-7 are run twice. Record first message for 'open' (3 sec.), await 1 tone, record

message for 'close' (3 sec).

In case of wrong password, the unit breaks the connection, and you have to call again.

Codes for recording of voice

messages

#8 General message 6 sec.

Digital inputs

#0 for input 0 6 sec.

#1 for input 1 6 sec.

#2 for input 2 6 sec.

#3 for input 3 6 sec.

#4 for input 4 6 sec.

#5 for input 5 6 sec.

#6 for input 6 6 sec.

#7 for input 7 6 sec.

Analog inputs

#90: analog input 0 6 sec.

#91: analog input 1 6 sec.

#92: analog input 2 6 sec.

#93: analog input 3 6 sec.

System alarm

#94: power failure 3 sec.

#95: power ok 3 sec.

#96: sabotage 3 sec.

#97: connecting 3 sec.

#98: disconnecting 3 sec.

SPECIFICATIONS

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Power supply

230V AC min. 0,1A

12-24V AC/DC min 0,5 A

NB! Supply must not come into contact with the ground.

Usage

Approx. 30 mA when resting (supplied with 12 V)

5 W supplied with 230 V

Outputs

Max. 6 A at 230V AC

Max. 6 A at 35V DC

Inputs, digital

Max. 1V, 2 mA (GND)

Min. 18V max 30 V (24V DC)

Inputs, analog

0-10V DC

0/4-24mA

PT-100

Profort temperature sensor (007995)

Counter

Max. 20Hz. Max. a mio. counts

Dimension

9 DIN-modules

157x86x57 mm

Weight: 360 g.

Temperature

–20 °C - +55 °C

Voice memory

90 sec.

Antenna

1 internal antenna for GSM modem

Profort PC Program Quick set-up

Compliant with all versions of Windows.

The PC must have a COM-port (RS232), or it needs a USB-RS232 converter.

NB! Find the product key for the PC program on www.profort.com.

Other PC programs

”Basis setup”. Expands the set-up options

”Professionel setup” as an alarm centre on PCs supplied with GSM modem

OTHER PRODUCTS IN THE SERIES

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multiGuard® Micro

1 relay output

1 digital input (Gnd/24V)

1 analog input

12-24 VDC power supply (acquisition)

3,6 V Li-ion back-up battery (acquisition)

DIN-rail with four modules

multiGuard® Max

4 relay outputs

1 analog output 0-10V

4 digital inputs (Gnd/24V)

4 analog inputs

Wireless modem 868 Mhz

230 V / 12-24 V AC/DC power supply

9 V rechargeable back-up battery (acquisition)

RS-232-port for PC or PLC

IP-65 box

Display (acquisition)

multiGuard® Remote

1 relay output

IR output for external IR sender (acquisition)

2 senders of infrared codes

3 digital inputs (Gnd/24V)

Temperature sensor

1 analog input

1 recorder for infrared codes

12 VDC power supply (inclusive)

3,6 V Li-ion back-up battery (inclusive)

Box for wall mount

Camera connection (acquisition)

IP-65 box for multiGuard® units

Waterproof box

DIN-rail for nine modules

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