Multitech QuickCarrier USB-D Manuel utilisateur

Omniguard MultiTech QuickCarrier USB-D User’s Guide

Summary

This guide is for using your Omniguard with the MultiTech QuickCarrier USB-D

wireless modem to send and receive text messages. This modem only works with

Omniguard Cellular units with serial numbers C501000-C503799 and firmware V9.4b1

or later.

How It Works

Connecting a wireless modem to the Omniguard allows it to send and receive text

messages just like a regular wireless phone. The Omniguard can be configured to send

alarm notices and daily status reports to up to two wireless phones. In addition it can

respond to request for information from wireless phones and via email. If the Omniguard

is programmed using a PC, it is also possible to send alarm and/or daily status reports to

additional wireless phones and email addresses.

The Wireless Modem

The MultiTech QuickCarrier USB-D wireless modem only works with Omniguard

Cellular units with serial numbers C501000-C503799 and firmware V9.4b1 or later. If

you do not have the latest firmware download Omniguard Communications from the

Engineering Solutions web site to update.

In order to use the modem you will need to acquire a SIM card from a wireless

provider. The SIM card contains the phone number and connection information for

providers. The modem supports Verizon as well as wireless carriers using GSM such as

AT&T and T-Mobile.

You have two options for setting up an account. You can establish a conventional

wireless contract where you are billed for monthly service. You may be able to set up

this type of account without even getting a phone, only a SIM card. If you must get a

phone, the SIM card can easily be removed and installed in the modem. Choose a

wireless plan that is best for the number of text messages you plan to send and receive

from the Omniguard. You will not need any regular calling minutes since the modem

will not make conventional phone calls.

Your second option is to use a prepaid wireless plan. Most providers offer plans with

no contracts that allow text messaging. This is a good option if the number of messages

will not be too high. You must monitor your account balance using online tools to make

sure you do not run out during a job. Keep in mind that if you’ve set up the Omniguard

to send text messages each time there is an alarm, you could send up to 576 messages per

day.

Connecting

Follow the instructions in the Quick Start Guide included with the modem to insert

the SIM card in the modem.

Turn your Omniguard Cellular on and wait until the pressure is displayed. Touch the

wireless icon in the lower right corner of the screen above the time. It may be showing a

wireless tower with or without a question mark or exclamation mark or it may just be a

question mark. Proceed to the setup cell screen and turn the “Cell Modem” or “Network”

to “Off”. Press the return/exit button to return to the main screen.

Plug your modem into the Omniguard’s USB port and wait. It can take a few minutes

for the Omniguard to recognize the modem. The wireless icon in the lower right should

change from a tower with an “X” across it to a tower with or without a question mark.

Touch the icon and proceed to the setup screen. Set the “Cell Service Provider” to

“Verizon” if you are using a Verizon SIM or “Other” if you are using any other provider.

Press the return/exit button to return to the main screen. If the provider needs to be

changed in the modem you will see a warning. Press the “Start” button to change the

modem to match the SIM being used.

Authorizing

If you did not purchase your modem directly from Engineering Solutions it will need

to be authorized for use by the Omniguard. When your modem is connected and the

Omniguard is turned on, you will be informed that the modem is “Not Authorized” along

with a serial number. Contact Engineering Solutions, provide us with the serial number

shown on the screen and we will give the passcode to authorize the modem. To enter the

passcode into the Omniguard use the up and down arrow keys to change a digit and the

right and left arrow keys to move between the digits. When all the digits have been

entered press SAVE to authorize the modem. You will get the message “Modem ready”.

The modem will now work with any compatible Omniguard.

Configuring

Touch the wireless icon in the lower right corner of the screen above the time. On the

cell setup screen two wireless phone numbers can be programmed directly into the

Omniguard. A text message will be sent to each phone number when the Omniguard

enters normal operation and when an alarm condition occurs. The minimum time

between alarm text messages is limited to the Message Rate to prevent frequent messages

if the unit is going in and out of the alarm state.

Normal Operation Message

JOB:

1234 Jacksonville Ave N

NORMAL OP 12:59:16

Reply with 0 for menu.

Omniguard 4

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Alarm Message

>> ALARM <<

JOB:

1234 Jacksonville Ave N

ALARM 1: +0.010" WC

12:59:07 +0.011" WC

Reply with 0 for menu.

Omniguard 4

# G400000

Phone numbers programmed directly into the Omniguard will also receive a daily

summary indicating how long the unit was in normal operation, the number of alarms and

the total time the unit was in the alarm state. The summary report will be sent at 5:30pm

each day unless a Notify List has been selected (see below).

Daily Summary Message

DAILY SUMMARY

JOB:

1234 Jacksonville Ave N

IN NORMAL OP:

6hr 46min

ALARMS:

IN ALARM:

59min 12sec

Reply with 0 for menu.

Omniguard 4

# G400000

In order to support more wireless phone numbers, the Omniguard can store up to four

Notify Lists. These lists allow different phone numbers for alarm and normal operation

notification and reports. They also allow the report time to be changed. Notify Lists can

only be created and programmed into the Omniguard using the Omniguard

Communications PC software available at www.engsolinc.com. See the help that comes

with the software for more information on setting up Notify Lists.

Note that while the software allows email addresses in the Notify Lists, they are not

supported by the Omniguard when using the MultiTech QuickCarrier USB-D modem.

To configure and test the wireless modem –

1. Connect the modem to the Omniguard as described above.

2. Highlight WIRELESS MODEM using up and down keys and press SELECT to

view or change the settings.

3. If desired, press up and down keys to change Cell # 1, the first of two wireless

phone numbers that can be programmed on the Omniguard. Once the first digit of

the number has been changed, use right and left keys to move to the other digits.

To delete the phone number, set the first digit to a blank.

4. Press right and left keys to move to Cell # 2. Again use up and down keys to

change the first digit of the phone number. Once the first digit of the number has

been changed, use right and left keys to move to the other digits.

5. Press right and left keys to move to Notify. If you have programmed one or more

Notify Lists into the Omniguard using the Omniguard Communications PC

software, you can select on of them using “up/down”.

6. Press right and left keys to move to Test Modem. When “Test” is selected,

pressing the SELECT key will cause a message to be sent to the Cell # 1 and Cell

# 2 phone numbers as well as any numbers in the chosen Notify List.

7. Press SAVE to save the settings and return to the Main Menu.

Pressing the EXIT key will return you to the Main Menu without saving the updated

settings.

Requesting Information

It is also possible to request information from an Omniguard connected to a wireless

modem. A text message or email is sent to the Omniguard which will reply with a report

based on the content of the message. The reports include a daily summary, overall job

summary, current status and settings. To get a complete list of reports the Omniguard can

provide send a text message or email with a “0” (zero) in the body of the message.

Text messages sent to the Omniguard must be in the “short message” format and are

sent to the phone number of the wireless modem.

Sample replies…

Menu- “0” or unknown message

Reply with 1, 2, 3 or 4 to get report:

1-Current Status

2-Daily Summary

3-Entire Job

4-Settings

Omniguard 4

# G400000

Status- “1”

JOB:

1234 Jacksonville Ave N

STATUS:

Waiting Pressure

PRESSURE:

0.000" WC

Omniguard 4

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Daily Summary- “2”

DAILY SUMMARY

JOB:

1234 Jacksonville Ave N

IN NORMAL OP:

6hr 46min

ALARMS:

IN ALARM:

59min 12sec

Reply with 0 for menu.

Omniguard 4

# G400000

Job Summary-“3”

JOB SUMMARY

JOB:

1234 Jacksonville Ave N

START:

02-01-09 8:00

IN NORMAL OP:

23hr 46min

ALARMS:

IN ALARM:

59min 12sec

Omniguard 4

# G400000

Settings-“4”

SETTINGS

MEM EST DAYS LEFT:

100

DATE & TIME:

01-01 12:00

ALARM 1:

-0.025" WC

ALARM 2:

-0.050" WC

PRINTER: Off

Omniguard 4

# G400000

Tips

•It is very helpful to make use of the Job capabilities of the Omniguard

including the use of Job Names. When starting work at a new job site, touch

“START JOB” at the bottom of the main screen on the Omniguard and enter a

meaningful name for the job, such as the address. If “WAITING FOR

PRESSURE” or some other message is displayed at the bottom of the screen,

touch it to end the current job and then start a new one. This will make the

reports easier to identify since they all use the Job Name. The Job Summary

will also accurately reflect work done.

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