tell Adapter2 Bedienungsanleitung
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Adapter2
QUICK GUIDE FOR INSTALLERS
Dear customer,
Thank you for choosing our product. The full Installa-
tion and Application Manual is downloadable from the
manufacturer’s website:
https://tell.hu/en/products/gprs-communicators/
adapter2
PUTTING INTO OPERATION:
I. Choose the SIM card services according to the module functions you
would like to use (mobile internet, voice call, SMS service).
II. Remove the module’s plastic cover and insert the SIM card.
III. Check the installation environment for avoiding weak signal strength and
other problems (strong electromagnetic disturbances, high humidity).
IV. Connect the GSM antenna.
V. Make the correct wiring according to the module version.
VI. Connect the module to the power supply (12-24V DC, 500mA)!
SIM
1.
2.
3.
4.
SIM
5.
SIM
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Attention! Do NOT connect the GSM antenna’s connector directly or
indirectly to the protective ground, because this may damage the
module!
Attention! Do NOT use the COM terminal for powering up the module, be-
cause this can lead to damaging the components!
-> Chapter 2 of the Installation and Application Manual
WIRING OF THE MODULE:
Module versions:
The Adapter2 can be mounted with European 2G, 3G, 4G or internation-
al 3GA and 4GA phones, can be equipped with PSTN as a backup, and
can be ordered in default and PRO version.
If you want to use the PSTN or line phone function, you need to get the
PSTN version of the Adapter2!
Inputs:
The NO and NC contacts are dened between the COM terminal and
the given input, while with the PSTN version, the contact is dened
between the negative V- terminal of the supply voltage and the se-
lected input.
The default Adapter2 has one input, the PSTN version has four.
The type of an input can be selected in the programming software.
Outputs:
The outputs can provide NO relay contacts, so the wiring should be
done accordingly. The module will switch the negative V- point of
the power supply to the output and can support a load of 1A.
The LINE is a simulated phone line output, which should be connected
to the RING-TIP input of an alarm system capable of phone line com-
munication.
The PSTN input is for connecting the phone line, while the PHONE out-
put is for connecting a landline telephone.
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Attention! Do NOT connect the module’s terminals directly or indi-
rectly to the protective ground because this may damage the module!
Transparent serial port:
The Adapter2 has a transparent serial port, which is suitable for bidirec-
tional transparent data transfer over the Internet. The wiring needed
for this function diers on a case to case basis, and is highly dependant
on the connected device and the need for a logic level converter. For
more information on this process, see the Installation and Application
Manual of Adapter2.
Adapter2 – Alarm system wiring with GSM backup:
V+ V- LINE IN2IN1 IN3 IN4 COM OUT
NO
Control
NC
NO
NO
12-24 VDC
RING TIP
Alarm System
NC
+
-
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Adapter2 PSTN – Alarm system wiring with PSTN backup:
-> Chapter 2 of the Installation and Application Manual
PROGRAMMING SOFTWARE:
The latest version of the programming software is available on the manu-
facturer’s website.
Permission levels:
The Adapter2 uses dierent user levels. The superadmin authorization
level used during the installation has full access to all settings of the
module.
Default superadmin password: 1234
For more information on the permission levels, see the Installation and
Application Manual of Adapter2.
Attention! It is highly recommended that you modify the default
passwords after the rst login. This can be done with the password
icons in the Connection type submenu of Connection menu.
V+ V- LINE IN1PSTN PHONEOUT
Control
Landline
input
12-24 VDC
RING TIP
Alarm System
+
-
Telephone
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USB connection :
▪Launch the Adapter2 programming software!
▪Connect the module via USB A-B cable to the computer!
▪Select the USB option in the Connection type submenu!
▪Enter the Connection password then push the button!
PIN-code, APN and Cloud:
After a successful USB connection, select the General submenu of the
Device Settings menu. Here, in the SIM section, you can set the SIM
card’s PIN code and the APN specied by your provider.
In the Cloud server section enter the server details and set the Cloud
usage.
Default server url: 54.75.242.103
Default server port: 2020
If the Cloud usage option is enabled, the device can be accessed at any
time via the cloud server. Otherwise it will only connect upon request
sent by SMS to the phone number of the SIM card:
*CONNECT,PWD=device password#
(e.g. *CONNECT,PWD=1234#)
After a successful connection is established, the device sends a re-
sponse SMS, which contains the server data and the Device ID.
Device ID:
The Device ID, which is necessary for remote connection can be located
in the Status monitoring submenu of the Device status menu.
Cloud connection :
▪Launch the Adapter2 programming software!
▪Select the Cloud option in the Connection type submenu!
▪Enter the server details and the Device ID!
▪Enter the Connection password then push the button.
For further connection options, see the Installation and Application
Manual of Adapter2.
-> Chapter 3 of the Installation and Application Manual
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LED SIGNALS:
Slowly ashing green: Connected to GSM network, normal operation
Flashing green and red: Event reporting in progress
Flashing red: GSM service unavailable or system restart in progress
Permanent red: SIM card error
PROGRAMMING THE MODULE:
Built-in help:
Detailed help is available for each menu of the programming software
by clicking the Help button at the top right corner.
Congure notications and remote monitoring:
The data of CMS (Central monitoring station) servers can be added
at the top of the Reporting channels menu. In addition to typing the
name, you also need to set the receiver’s IP address/domain and port,
the protocols you want to use, and the supervision settings.
The device can also send notication by voice call or SMS, and in case
of a PRO device, the email and Push notications are also available.
Also the necessary phone numbers and e-mail addresses can be added
in the Reporting channels menu.
In order to signal a CID code to a CMS, rst you need to create a noti-
cation template from the previously added servers in the Notication
template menu. You can create a notication template by clicking on
New button, then you need to select the servers you want to use and
set their priority.
IP cameras:
The Adapter2 PRO versions can handle up to 4 IP camera images at
once. A new camera can be added in IP cameras menu by entering
a name and the camera URL. The camera type can be Stream or Picture
depending on the URL.
For obtaining the URL of your IP camera we recommend our IP Camera
detector software that is made with this purpose in mind. It is available
on tell.hu.
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Event settings:
The events of Adapter2 can be divided into three groups that can be
set dierently.
Inputs and Input events:
The type and sensitivity of the inputs can be set in the Inputs menu. In
order for a contact input to generate an event, you need to add a New
input event in the Input events menu.
New input events:
▪Enter the Name and Type of the event!
▪Select the Input!
▪Add the Event Code, Partition and Zone!
▪Select the Notication template!
Service events:
The Adapter2 can perform various actions as a result of service events.
To do this, you need to add a new service event in the Service events
menu by clicking the New button.
After adding a new service event:
▪Enter the Name and Type of the event!
▪Select the Event from the list!
▪Add the Event Code, Partition and Zone!
▪Select the Notication template!
Alarm system events:
The device is capable of performing actions as a result of an event
coming from an alarm system. To do this, you need to add a new event
in the Service events menu by clicking the New button.
After adding a new alarm system event:
▪Enter the Name and Type of the event!
▪Add the Event Code, Partition and Zone!
▪Select the Notication template!
Assigning notications and controls to events:
When adding an event, you can assign multiple notication and output
control actions to it.
Available actions:
▪Output control in monostable, bistable or pulse series mode.
▪Voice call notication with customizable Voice messages.
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▪IP-based reporting to CMS.
▪Text-based notications via SMS or e-mail (e-mail for PRO version only).
▪Push notication sending with camera image (PRO version only).
Attention! To send Push messages, you must assign at least one
mobile app to the device!
-> Chapter 4 and 5 of the Installation and Application Manual
ASSIGNING MOBILE APP:
You can assign 4 mobile apps to an Adapter2 Pro. The application used
is called TELL Control Center and is available on both Android and iOS
platforms.
System requirements:
▪Minimum Android version: 4.2
▪Minimum iOS version: 8
Before adding:
▪Set up a Registration password in the programming software’s Mobile
devices submenu!
▪Generate QR-code by clicking the QR-code button.
Adding a device:
▪After starting the app scan the generated QR-code!
▪Enter a chosen Username (this identies the app in the module)!
▪Enter the Registration password!
▪Enter a chosen Device name (this identies the module in the app)!
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Main functions of TELL Control Center:
▪Display Online/Oine status.
▪Display GSM signal strength and power supply.
▪Display rmware version.
▪Display status of inputs and outputs.
▪Remote output control.
For more information about TELL Control Center features, see the TELL
Control Center User Guide, which can be found on tell.hu.
-> TELL Control Center User Guide
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
For your safety, please read carefully and follow the instructions below!
Failure to observe safety instructions may be a threat to you and
your environment!
TELL’s product (hereinafter referred to as „device”) has a built-in
mobile communication modem. Depending on the product version,
the built-in modem is capable of 2G, 3G or 4G mobile communication.
The 2G modem can use the following frequency bands:
850/900/1800/1900 MHz @GSM/GPRS
The 3G modem can use the following frequency bands: 900/2100 MHz
@UMTS, 900/1800 @GSM/GPRS
The 3GA modem can use the following frequency bands:
800/850/900/1900/2100 MHz @UMTS, 850/900/1800/1900 MHz @GSM
The 4G modem can use the following frequency bands: 900/1800
MHz@GSM/EDGE, B1/B8@WCDMA, B1/B3/B7/B8/B20/B28A@LTE
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The 4GA modem can use the following frequency bands: B2/B4/B5@
WCDMA, B2/B4/B5/B12/B13@LTE
• DO NOT USE the device in an environment where radiofrequency
radiation can cause a risk and may interfere with other devices,
that may cause undesired operation - such as medical devices!
• DO NOT USE the device if there’s a risk of high humidity, hazardous
chemicals or other physical impact!
• DO NOT USE the device beyond the specied operating temperature
range!
• DO NOT MOUNT the device in hazardous environment!
• DO NOT INSTALL/WIRE the device under voltage. For easy discon-
nection, the device’s adapter or power supply should be easily
accessible!
• ALWAYS DISCONNECT the power supply before starting to mount
the device!
• ALWAYS DISCONNECT the device’s power supply before inserting,
removing or replacing the SIM card!
• TO SWITCH OFF the device disconnect all power sources, including
power supply and USB.
• The computer connected to the device must always be connected
to the protective ground!
• DO NOT USE a computer to program the device that is not connected
to the protective ground. To avoid ground looping, the power supply
of the computer and the device must use the same grounding!
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