Crow CS-47 Link Manuel utilisateur

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CS47 GSM PHONE LINE BACKUP

User Guide V1.00

REV. A SOFTWARE VERSION 1 12/07/04

INTRODUCTION ..................................................................................................3

General Specification: ...........................................................................................3

Basic Functionality................................................................................................3

Reduction of Costs................................................................................................3

Password Protection .............................................................................................4

Operation.............................................................................................................4

SMS support.........................................................................................................4

Inputs...................................................................................................................4

Outputs ................................................................................................................4

SIM card...............................................................................................................4

Connecting the CS-47 ...........................................................................................5

CS-47 PC software ...............................................................................................6

Translations..........................................................................................................6

Software installation ..............................................................................................6

Configuration of the CS-47 unit ..............................................................................7

Configuring system inputs......................................................................................8

Defining Input Telephone Numbers ........................................................................8

Defining SMS Messages for Inputs.........................................................................9

Configuring System Outputs ................................................................................10

Defining Output Parameters.................................................................................10

Triggering the System .........................................................................................11

Configuration of the miscellaneous page ..............................................................13

Configuration of the “ low power” message : .........................................................13

Configuration of the “Test message” area .............................................................13

Configuration of the “phone line ” area..................................................................14

Add prefix number...............................................................................................15

Communication page ..........................................................................................16

cellular dial prefix ................................................................................................16

communication with the unit.................................................................................16

File Options ........................................................................................................17

Using the CS47 after it was installed ....................................................................18

Sending SMS Messages .....................................................................................18

Output operation by SMS....................................................................................18

Activating and Deactivating the System................................................................19

Changing the User Password ..............................................................................19

Handling Received SMS Messages......................................................................19

1INTRODUCTION

The CS-47 is a cellular backup to PSTN phone line system.

When connected to an alarm control panel, the CS-47 operates as a GSM

back up unit to a PSTN line, enabling to re-direct incoming and outgoing

calls to the GSM network in case of regular phone line failure.

1.1General Specification:

•Built-in Tri-Band GSM transceiver

•Continuous PSTN line supervision

•GSM backup at PSTN Line failure

•Programmable SMS messages

•Multi language support for SMS and for PC graphical interface

•4 inputs for SMS and output operation

•4 outputs operated either locally or by SMS

•Battery backup support including charger

•Status report by SMS messages

•Cheaper call routing to GSM when dialing to a cellular number

1.2Basic Functionality

The Mobile Bridge provides operators the means to connect to various

inputs and output devices. It uses cellular technology to send and receive

messages, allowing operators to monitor and control the required devices.

For example, the Mobile Bridge sends an SMS to the security center if an

office has been entered without authorization.

1.3Reduction of Costs

With the CS-47, all telephone landlines (PSTN) are routed through the

CS-47 unit, together with the cellular modem that is connected to the CS-

47. Certain telephone calls are then routed through the CS-47 modem. This

reduces costs on these telephone calls, because the System automatically

selects the least expensive route and diverts calls to either the landline or

the cellular line, as relevant. The switch is according to a programmable

prefix number, when the unit detects this prefix number that was

programmed it switches the call to the cellular line although a PSTN line is

connected.

1.4Password Protection

The Mobile Bridge uses two different kinds of passwords to ensure System

Security:

Program password–allows users defined as System Administrators to

access the configuration program and change the System configuration as

required.

This password is not available to end-users.

User password –used in SMS messages by end-users to trigger various

events for the input and output devices defined in the System.

Both passwords must consist of four characters

1.5Operation

The system powered by 14VDC with a 12V/1.3A backup battery. The

battery is recharged by the system.

1.6SMS support

The CS-47 support programmable SMS messages, the messages are

programmed by Crow PC software and downloaded to the system by a D-

Link cable. The system support multi language SMS messages

1.7Inputs

The CM-18 offers 4 digital inputs. Every input trigger generates an SMS

message to a programmed number and activates an output.

1.8Outputs

The CS-47 has 4 programmable outputs. 4 open drain FET outputs, output

number 1 is also a dry contact relay in parallel. The outputs can be

operated locally according to inputs triggering or by SMS ( by remote).

1.9SIM card

The CM-18 supports 1.8V / 3V / 5V SIM cards. Before entering a SIM card

to the CM18 the pin code should be cancelled for that SIM card, you can

cancel the pin code using any kind of mobile phone.

2Connecting the CS-47

TEL-OUT: phone line output supplied to an external system, RJ11

connector or terminal block

TEL-IN: PSTN phone line input (main phone line), RJ11 connector or

terminal block

Main power supply: 13.8 VDC supplied by external power source or panel

Battery: 12V / 1.3A

Antenna: dual band GSM antenna.

Inputs: 4 digital inputs and a key input, in order to trigger an input you need

to pull the input low (connect ground)

Outputs: 4 digital open drain outputs and a dry contacts relay ( the relay is

in parallel to output 1).

Indication LED’s

System OK led –blinking when the system is ready for use

Hook off led: the led is “on” when the external system picks up the phone

(goes off hook).

Line OK led –light when PSTN line exists.

3CS-47 PC software

The CS-47 PC software is a graphical user interface (GUI) to be used in

order to configure the unit.

3.1Translations

The GUI can be translated to various languages, the text and the tool tip

box can be translated by translating the texts in two files in the software

folder:

“:\Program Files\CS47”.

The files to be translated are frmedit.txt and frmEditToolTip.txt.

3.2Software installation

To install the configuration program, perform the following steps:

1. From the CD that comes with the CS47 package, double-click the setup

file.

2. Follow the steps in the setup wizard to select the required location on the

local hard drive.

Configuration of the CS-47 unit

The configuration of the CS-47 can be in 3 different ways:

1.Local configuration –using crow graphical interface (PC

software), connecting via D-link cable

2.Local configuration –using crow DTU board, in order to use

the DTU board the configuration must be load to the board

before the installation from a programmed CS47 unit

3.Remote configuration –using a cellular modem with sim card

in the same network, the tool for the configuration is the PC

software.

Graphical User Interface

The graphical user interface of the Mobile Bridge configuration wizard

consists of one window with four tabs, each containing parameters to

configure various options. The tabs are as follows:

Input –Use to configure up to four System inputs.

Output –Use to configure up to four System outputs.

Miscellaneous –Use to configure general System parameters.

Communication –Use to select the telephone dialing prefixe that will be

recognized by the System, for least cost call routing, and for communicating

with the unit.

Each tab contains a number of areas. For example, the Input tab contains

an area to select a specific input, an area to define the phone numbers that

will receive SMS messages about the input, and an area to define the

messages themselves

3.3Configuring system inputs

3.3.1Defining Input Telephone Numbers

The Mobile Bridge allows the definition of up to four telephone numbers per

system input. SMS messages concerning the state of the relevant input are

sent to these numbers.

To define the telephone numbers for each input, perform the following

steps:

1. Click theInput tab.

2. From the Input Number drop-down list, select the desired input number.

3. Select theEnable checkbox next to each telephone number that will be

used.

4. In the Phone Number area, enter the telephone numbers that will

receive

SMS messages for the relevant input number.

Note: Click Copy Phones to copy these phone numbers to all other

telephone input fields, for use with other inputs.

3.3.2Defining SMS Messages for Inputs

The Mobile Bridge allows the definition of different SMS messages to be

sent,

depending on the state of the input. For this reason,the Message area of

the Input

window contains two Message fields.These fields correspond to the two

possible states of an input, which are as follows:

•On –The input device is running (the input has changed from

“high” to “low”)

•Off –The input device is not running (the input has changed

from “low” to “high”)

To define the SMS messages to be sent for each input state, perform the

following steps:

1.Click the Input tab.

2.In the Messages area, select theEnable checkbox for each state for

which a message is to be enabled.

3.In the Message field corresponding to the enabled state, enter the SMS

message to be sent.

Note: The Chars Left field displays the permitted number of characters

remaining for each message. This is a read-only field.

4.Define the Detect time (in seconds) for the message. The Detect time is

the amount of time an event must continue in order to trigger the SMS.

5.Define the Delay time (in seconds) for the message. The Delay time is

the amount of time it takes to trigger the SMS after an event has occurred.

6.Define the Repeat time (in minutes) for the message. The Repeat time is

the interval at which the SMS is re-sent, if the status of the input does not

change.

7. In case you need an output to be activated on an input triggering choose

an output number (one of the outputs).

3.4Configuring System Outputs

The CS-47 allows the configuration of up to four output devices. The

configuration procedure for each output device includes defining the normal

status of each device.

An output can be activated in two different ways:

Locally –activate an output when an input is triggered. defined in the input

page

By SMS –activation of an output by remote using SMS messages.

Selected when enabling the checkbox in the output page.

Note: if one of the option selected than the other option is disabled.

3.4.1Defining Output Parameters

Defining the output parameters includes enabling or disabling each device,

and defining the normal state of each. This tab also allows the System

Administrator to change the user password, if necessary.

To define output parameters, perform the following steps:

1.Click the Output tab.

2.To change the user password, enter the new password in the User

Password

field.

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