Velleman CU2200 Bedienungsanleitung

CU2200

WIRELESS SMS ALARM MESSENGER

DRAADLOZE SMS-ALARMMELDER

SYSTÈME DE MESSAGERIE D'ALARME SMS SANS FIL

SISTEMA DE ALARMA INALÁMBRICO POR MENSAJES SMS

DRAHTLOSER SMS-ALARM

USER MANUAL

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CU2200 – WIRELESS SMS ALARM MESSENGER

1. Introduction

To all residents of the European Union

Important environmental information about this product

This symbol on the device or the package indicates that disposal of the device after its lifecycle could harm

the environment. Do not dispose of the unit (or batteries) as unsorted municipal waste; it should be taken to a

specialized company for recycling. This device should be returned to your distributor or to a local recycling

service. Respect the local environmental rules.

If in doubt, contact your local waste disposal authorities.

Thank you for buying a VELLEMAN product! The CU2200 is equipped with a very reliable Siemens 16 bit MCU and can

be used for numerous applications (except for medical and aerospace applications) such as industrial equipment or

area monitoring, data capturing, home or car security… Please read the manual thoroughly before bringing this device

into service. If the device was damaged in transit, don't install or use it and contact your dealer.

2. Description

POW: 7~12VDC power input

GND: ground

AD1/AD2: N/A

IN1, IN3, IN4, IN5, IN6, IN7, IN8, GND: 12VDC alarm input, 7~15mA, common ground opto-coupled

IN2+, IN2-: 7~12VDC input

OUT1: relay output, max. 1A, 24VDC, 1A, 120VAC, NC/NO (selected by jumper on board)

3. Connection

Relay output jumper

1 2 3

▪▪▪

1-2 short NC

2-3 short NO (default)

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Sound Monitoring

The CU2200 automatically picks up any phone call after eight rings. By connecting a microphone to the CU2200, you

will be able to hear all actions in the room.

4. Quick Setup

•Press the yellow button so as to eject the card caddy. Insert

the SIM card with the contacts facing down. Press the card

back into the CU2200.

•Connect the 12VDC power supply and wait until the red LED

turns on.

•Send following SMS message to the CU2200:

PWD:1234,STATUS%.

•Your mobile phone will receive an SMS reply within 30

seconds reporting the health status.

NOTE: The SIM card in the CU2200 must be activated by a

provider like a regular SIM card in a mobile phone. Make

sure to activate the caller ID service.

5. Alarm Response Time

The messenger will start the initialization after connection to the power supply. This procedure will take about 30

seconds.

In case of an alarm, the unit will send an SMS message to the control centre and to 4 pre-programmed phone

numbers. The control centre can be disabled in order for the phone numbers to receive the alarm message sooner.

6. GSM Network Connectivity

•If the GSM network is suddenly inaccessible or disconnected during the SMS sending, the message will be lost.

•When the CU2200 has failed to send the message due to an inaccessible network, the unit will search for the

network and keep sending the SMS when the network has been re-established.

•When failing to send SMS messages, the CU2200 will memorize up to 10 messages and send them as soon as

the network is re-established.

LED 1 – green status LED

Rapid flashing on/off

GSM module normal operation

Flashing on/off

GSM network connection problem

Reason:

Antenna not connected

No SIM card

Defective SIM card

Defective GSM module

LED 2 – red network LED

Normal operation

Flashing on/off

Searching GSM network

Connecting to network

Receiving SMS messages

Sending SMS messages

Phone dialling

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7. SMS Command List (software version 5.0)

Configure the CU2200 through the command text sent from your mobile phone. Upon reception and processing, the

unit will send a confirmation message to your mobile phone. If the command is incorrect, the unit will reply SMS

format is error!

a. System Setup

•New Password Setup

Command: PWD:XXXX,NEWPWD:YYYY%

XXXX Current password

YYYY New password (4 digits)

Example:

PWD:1234,NEWPWD:2222%

Default password: 1234

New password: 2222

•Manual Health Reporting

Command: PWD:XXXX,STATUS%

[SMS message received]

ST:XXX;T:2005/01/28/13:00;V:XXXX;A1:0000;A2:0000;K1:X;K2:X;K3:X;K4:X;K5:X;K6:X;K7:X;K8:X;OUT1:Y;O

UT2:Y;OUT3:Y;#

Example:

ST:002;T:2005/01/28/13:00;V:8.15;A1:0000;A2:0000;K1:X;K2:X;K3:X;K4:1;K5:1;K6:X;K7:X;K8:X;OUT1:1;OUT2:1

;OUT3:1;#

ST Unit serial number XXX ASCII code

T Unit internal clock XXXX Year/month/day/time

V Operating voltage XXXX

K1 Alarm channel 1

K1:0 means closed

K1:1 means open

K1 ~ 8 Alarm channel 1 ~ 8

OUT1 Relay output 1

OUT1:0 means open

OUT1:1 means closed

OUT1 ~ 3 Relay output 1 ~ 3 (outputs 2 and 3 are

displayed but not available)

•Serial Number Setup

Command: PWD:XXXX,SN:YYY%

XXXX Password

YYYY Serial number (0-999)

Example:

PWD:1234,SN:268%

Password: 1234 (default)

Serial number set into the unit: 268 (default: 000)

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•Control Centre Number & Health Reporting Schedule Setup

These two values are configured by one single command.

(1) The control centre number is the phone number receiving the periodic report and regular report. Besides

the periodic report on schedule (command 5: power-up message), report of any command will be sent to this

number in addition to the mobile phone number sending the command. Maximum 2 control centres can be

defined.

Command: PWD:XXXX,CTRZ:YYYYYYYYYYY,MM#%

XXXX Password

Z Control centre number (max. 2 centres)

1 means 1st centre number

2 means 2nd centre number

YYYYYYYYY Phone number in control centre

MM Period code of automatic scheduled health report

Example:

PWD:1234,CTR1:123456789,04#%

Password: 1234

Reporting health status every hour (refer to the reference table below)

(2) The periodic health report and any command from another mobile phone will be reported to the first control

centre with number 123456789.

Reference table for the automatic scheduled health report

00 No automatic report 07 Every 6 hours

01 Every 5 minutes 08 Every 12 hours

02 Every 15 minutes 09 Every day (08h00)

03 Every 30 minutes 10 Every odd day (08h00)

04 Every 1 hour 11 1st, 7th, 14th, 21st, 28th day (08h00)

05 Every 2 hours 12 1st, 15th day (08h00)

06 Every 3 hours 13 1st day of each month (08h00)

The CU2200 automatically reports the unit’s health status on a pre-defined schedule via an SMS message.

[SMS message received]

ST:XXX;T:2006/10/08/06:15;V:XXXX;A1:0000;A2:0000;K1:X;K2:X;K3:X;K4:X;K5:X;K6:X;K7:X;K8:X;OUT1:1;O

UT2:1;OUT3:1;#

ST Unit serial number XXX ASCII code

T Unit internal clock XXXX Year/month/day/time

V Operating voltage XXXX

K1 Alarm channel 1

K1:0 means closed

K1:1 means open

K1 ~ 8 Alarm channel 1 ~ 8

OUT1 Relay output 1

OUT1:0 means open

OUT1:1 means closed

OUT1 ~ 3 Relay output 1 ~ 3

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Example:

ST:001;T:2005/01/27/12:00;V:8.14;A1:2312;A2:2131;K1:1;K2:0;K3:0;K4:1; O:1#

ST Unit serial number 001

T Unit internal clock Date: 27 Jan 2005, time: 12h00

V Operating voltage 8.14VDC

K1 Alarm channel 1 1 Open

K2 Alarm channel 2 0 Closed

K3 Alarm channel 3 0 Closed

K4 Alarm channel 4 1 Open

O Relay output 1 1 On

•Power-Up Message

Whenever the unit is powered up, it will automatically send RESTART! to the control centre.

•System Clock Setup

Command: PWD:XXXX,TIME:AABBCCDDEE%

XXXX Password

AABBCCDDEE Year/month/day/hour/minute

Example:

PWD:1234,TIME:0602031327%

Password: 1234

Clock: 3 Feb 2006, 13h27

•Phone Number Setup

Command: PWD:XXXX,ALMNU1:ZZZZZZZZZZZ,2:ZZZZZZZZZZZ,3:ZZZZZZZZZZZ,4:ZZZZZZZZZZZ#%

XXXX Password

ZZZZZZZZZZZ Phone number

Example 1:

PWD:1234,ALMNU1:12345678,2:36925814712,3:159357456,4:951753654#%

Password 1234

When the alarm is triggered, an SMS message is sent to following numbers:

N° 1 12345678

N° 2 36925814712

N° 3 159357456

N° 4 951753654

Example 2:

PWD:1234,ALMNU1:NUL,3:NUL#%

Password 1234

With example 1, following numbers have been cancelled:

N° 1 12345678, not made

N° 2 36925814712, retained

N° 3 159357456, not made

N° 4 951753654, retained

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b. Alarm Setup

•Alarm Input Level & Alert Setup

Command: PWD:XXXX,ALMLEVELR:X,YY,ZZZZ,NNN%

XXXX Password

R Alarm channel number

X 0 means disabled

1 means closed triggers alarm

2 means open triggers alarm

3 means both closed and open triggered alarm

YY 00 means alarm not reported to control centre

10 means alarm reported to control centre 1

01 means alarm reported to control centre 2

11 means alarm reported to control centre 1 and 2

ZZZZ Selection of the alarm phone dial and alarm SMS

0 means no alarm report

1 means SMS only

2 means phone dial only

3 means SMS first, then phone dial

ZZZZ

4th phone number

3rd phone number

2nd phone number

1st phone number

NNN Relay output control

0 means no relay output control

1 means relay output triggered by alarm

NNN

3rd relay output (not available)

2nd relay output (not available)

1st relay output

Example 1:

PWD:1234,ALMLEVEL2:1,01,1030,100#%

Password 1234

Alarm channel 2 Once the input is closed, the alarm will be triggered

Control centre 2 will be reported by SMS

Phone number 1

Phone number 2

Phone number 3

Phone number 4

Relay output 1

Relay output 2

Relay output 3

SMS message

No report

SMS message, then phone dial

No report

Triggered

No control (not available)

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Example 2:

PWD:1234,ALMLEVEL1:1,11,1230,100#%

Password 1234

Alarm channel 2 Once the input is closed, the alarm will be triggered

Control centre 1 and 2 will be reported by SMS

Phone number 1

Phone number 2

Phone number 3

Phone number 4

Relay output 1

Relay output 2

Relay output 3

SMS message

Phone dial

SMS message, then phone dial

No report

Triggered

No control (not available)

•SMS Alarm Message Setup

Alarm channel 1 ~ 8

Command: PWD:XXXX,ALMYTEXT:□□□□□□□□□□□□#%

XXXX Password

Y Alarm channel number (1 ~ 8)

□□□□□□□□ SMS message (max. 100 characters – no space allowed)

Example:

PWD:1234,ALM4TEXT:DoorContact1Open#%

Password 1234

Alarm channel 4 is triggered, SMS message Door Contact 1 Open is sent to

the pre-defined phone numbers.

•SMS Message Contents

Command 8 is used to program the alarm message contents. The CU2200 will reply to the mobile phone with

the programmed message for that alarm channel.

Command: PWD:XXXX,READYTEXT%

XXXX Password

Y Alarm channel number (1 ~ 8)

•Commanding the CU2200 to Send SMS Message

This command is used to make the CU2200 to send the SMS message for testing purposes.

Command: PWD:XXXX,SENDMSA:B%

XXXX Password

A Phone number (1 ~ 4)

B SMS message selection

0: schedule health check content

1~8: alarm channel SMS message content

9: manual input message content

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Example:

PWD:1234,SENDMS4:9,GoodMorning%

Password 1234

SMS message “Good Morning” will be sent to phone number 4.

Reply message: Success!: CU2200 succeeds in sending message.

Default! NONB: no preset phone number, operation failed.

Default!: Operation failed but phone number exists.

•Relay Output Control

Command: PWD:XXXX,COUTN:Y%

Password 1234

N Relay output channel (1 ~ 3) (outputs 2 and 3 not available)

Y 1

Turn on (close) the output

Turn off (open) the output

The relay output is N.O. by default.

Command COUTN:1 is not valid when the relay output is triggered by alarm. Reply message will be ST:XXX in

this case.

In the above case, command COUTN:0 is used to reset the relay output after the alarm is triggered.

•Relay Output Delay Time

Command: PWD:XXXX,OUTNDLAY:YYYY%

XXXX Password

N Relay output channel (1 ~ 3) (outputs 2 and 3 not available)

YYYY 0000 – 9999 seconds

0000 Turn the output on or off (default)

0005 Turn on the output for 5 seconds and off again

Turn off the output for 5 seconds and on again

The relay output delay time is good for controlling e.g. an electric door lock.

•Operating Voltage Low Level Alarm Message

When the power supply voltage level is below the minimum level at 5.34VDC, the CU2200 will send an alarm

SMS message.

Date 2007-06-15

Time 13:25

ST:001;TM200706121325;V:5.34#

•Operating Voltage Low Level Alarm

This command is used to set the action to be taken once the operating voltage drops below 7.0VDC. Value of

the current operating voltage can be retrieved by command 2.

Command: PWD:XXXX,ADCOUT0:YY,ZZZZ,NNN%

XXXX Password

YY 00 means alarm not reported to control centre

10 means alarm reported to control centre 1

01 means alarm reported to control centre 2

11 means alarm reported to control centre 1 and 2

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ZZZZ Selection of the alarm phone dial and alarm SMS

0 means no alarm report

1 means SMS only

2 means phone dial only

3 means SMS first, then phone dial

ZZZZ

4th phone number

3rd phone number

2nd phone number

1st phone number

NNN Relay output control

0 means no relay output control

1 means relay output triggered by alarm

NNN

3rd relay output (not available)

2nd relay output (not available)

1st relay output

•Arm/Disarm Setup

Command: PWD:XXXX,ARM%

XXXX Password

Example:

PWD:1234,ARM%

Password 1234

Unit is armed and in alert status

Command: PWD:XXXX,DISARM%

XXXX Password

Example:

PWD:1234,DISARM%

Password 1234

Unit is disarmed and no alarm is reported

c. System Information Report

•Default Setting

Command: PWD:1234,PARAMETER1%

ST:000;T:2006/10/01/01:01;H:1;F1:,00;F2;,00;C1:,1;C2:,1;C3:,1;C4:,1;XH:20#;

Command: PWD:1234,PARAMETER2%

ST:000;VL:7.00,O:00,0000,000;A1M:5.000,1.000,0,5.000,0.500,O:00,0000,000;A2M:5.000,1.000,0,5.000,0.00

0,O:00,0000,000;K1:1,O:00,0000,000,#;

Command: PWD:1234,PARAMETER3%

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