Solutions Centre Vigil geo Manuel utilisateur

vigil geo

geo+

thermo

remote

basic

Installation and

User Guide

Web: www.solutionscentre.net.au

E:mail: info@solutionscentre.net.au

•

Please read this manual carefully and

thoroughly before installing and

operating your Vigil

•Please retain this manual for future

reference after reading it thoroughly

IMPORTANT

Table of Contents

INTRODUCTION .............................................................................................................................................. 2

LOADING SIM CARD ....................................................................................................................................... 3

TURN VIGIL ON ............................................................................................................................................... 4

SETUP AND OPERATING COMMANDS.......................................................................................................... 4

Adding Phone Numbers ................................................................................................................................ 4

Loading the SIM Card Phone Number........................................................................................................... 4

List Registered Phones ................................................................................................................................. 5

Removing a Phone Number .......................................................................................................................... 5

GPS EQUIPPED MODELS............................................................................................................................... 5

Setting and Using the Geofence.................................................................................................................... 5

Changing the Geofence Radius .................................................................................................................... 6

Geofence Distance Report ............................................................................................................................ 6

Geofence Time Report Iinterval..................................................................................................................... 6

Turn the Geofence Off................................................................................................................................... 6

Position Update............................................................................................................................................. 6

EXPANDED COMMAND SET........................................................................................................................... 7

System controls............................................................................................................................................. 7

Information Acquisition.................................................................................................................................. 7

Temperature monitoring ................................................................................................................................ 7

I/O contact Switches ..................................................................................................................................... 8

Telemetry ADC ............................................................................................................................................. 8

Output Control relays .................................................................................................................................... 8

Fast access commands................................................................................................................................. 9

SOS alarm .................................................................................................................................................... 9

Power settings .............................................................................................................................................. 9

GPS Functions (only applicable to GPS equipped models) ........................................................................... 9

Report ......................................................................................................................................................... 10

Switch Assignments .................................................................................................................................... 10

PHONE APP................................................................................................................................................... 10

BASIC INSTALLATION................................................................................................................................... 11

Determine mounting location. ........................................................................................................... 11

Considerations.................................................................................................................................. 11

Check the signal. .............................................................................................................................. 11

Tamper Switch.................................................................................................................................. 12

Make the connections ....................................................................................................................... 12

Ignition Kill ........................................................................................................................................ 12

Electronic Bilge level sensing............................................................................................................ 13

VIGIL GEO – TYPICAL BOAT WIRING SUGGESTIONS ............................................................................... 14

OUTPUT RELAY CONNECTION ALTERNATIVE........................................................................................... 15

WIRING ASSIGNMENTS................................................................................................................................ 16

QUESTIONS and TROUBLESHOOTING ....................................................................................................... 19

INTRODUCTION

Your Vigil is a very powerful monitoring device that can monitor and provide remote control

from any mobile phone. Some models also provide GPS tracking functionality.

In order to make Vigil as accessible and as simple to use as possible, we have provisioned

Vigil at the factory to perform the more common functions "out of the box". It has many

capabilities that we do not mention here, so contact us for any special requirements.

This manual provides you with installation and operating guidelines for the Vigil Geo, Geo+,

Thermo and Remote. Since the Vigil range of products is so versatile, it is impossible to

provide you with instructions applicable to every application in a single document. If you

require any assistance, or suggestions, on how to use Vigil in your specific application please

don’t hesitate to contact us,

Solutions Centre

A.B.N. 40 335 741 635

16 Carlton Loop, Canning Vale WA 6155

Tel: 0412 958 253

, Fax: (08) 6102 1798

E:mail: info@solutionscentre.net.au

Web: www.solutionscentre.net.au

LOADING SIM CARD

CAUTION: Before loading your SIM Card, ensure that the SIM Card you are using

does NOT require a PIN Number (most Telstra SIM Cards are supplied with a PIN

Number required each time you start the mobile device). If the SIM Card requires a PIN

Number you will need to insert the SIM Card into another mobile phone and turn off this

requirement before it will work on Vigil.

If your unit has been shipped with a SIM Card preinstalled then all you need to do is follow the

separate instructions to activate it. Otherwise you will need to follow these steps to install a

SIM Card.

NOTE: YOU MUST disconnect all external power supply connections when changing

the SIM Card. This may require disconnecting AC adaptors or car battery.

Remove screws as shown in FIG. 1. Carefully slide out the Vigil circuit board.

Make sure the Battery is disconnected as seen in FIG. 4.

Remove the black Battery holder by releasing the clips from the main board one at the time.

Locate the SIMCARD holder as shown in FIG. 2. Gently push the silver slide toward main

holder body to release. Swivel SIMCARD carrier up.

Insert an activated SIMCARD with the golden contact side facing downwards and the cut

corner facing up as shown. See FIG. 3

Hinge carrier closed. Slide silver slide back away from main body to lock.

Carefully replace the standby battery holder making sure you don’t leave the plug under the

battery so that it can easily be plugged into the socket.

TURN VIGIL ON

If you have not already done so insert the SIM Card using the instructions noted above.

To activate the unit, take the small white plug from standby battery and slide it into the power

socket as shown in FIG 4. This only goes in one way. Do NOT force. When you do this you

may note the small LEDs on the circuit board start flashing. They will only flash for the first

minute or so and then turn themselves off.

You are now ready to load the phone numbers. Test with just one mobile phone first, then load

others later as required.

SETUP AND OPERATING COMMANDS

Please Note the following convention used in this manual to describe the commands:

•Spaces are indicated by <>

•Don’t insert any spaces in the phone number itself.

•The eight 8's included in various commands are a factory password.

•The SMS messages (commands) are not case sensitive.

Set up your phone to send a text message (SMS) TO the phone number issued with the

SIMCARD that you just loaded into Vigil. The SIMCARD phone number will have been issued

along with the SIM card by the network provider. The first message you must send Vigil is your

mobile phone number. Send the following text:

Adding Phone Nu bers

ADDPHONEn<>88888888<>+(country code)(area code)(your mobile phone number)

(n is ph 1 to ph 4.)

eg : ADDPHONE3 88888888 +61423456789 (This is loaded as ph # 3)

Now send this off. Vigil should respond with a confirmation

message. If no response is received within about 3

minutes, it means it either did not receive the message or

there was a syntax error in the command.

If this worked, you can close the unit up again carefully,

making sure the o-ring is clean and seated properly.

Incorrect installation of O-ring voids warranty.

You can store up to four phone numbers using the same command

Loading the SIM Card Phone Nu ber

Most SIMCARDS do not have a phone number stored internally, so you may want to load the

number assigned to the SIMCARD by the network provider. Do this by sending Vigil the

following command:

DEVPH<>+(country code)(area code)(SIMCARD phone

number)

e.g.: DEVPH +121234567899

NB This will cause Vigil to send itself an occasional SMS to update the time. Depending on

your chosen mobile phone plan you may be charged for these SMS messages. Once entered

this number cannot be removed. If you don’t add the Device Phone number, Vigil will still work,

but the TIME will only be updated from the network when an SMS message transfer occurs.

List Registered Phones

Vigil allows for a FOUR entry phone book which must consist of the full phone number

required to call within the network or roaming area, provided by the SIM Card.

To check the four recipient phone numbers stored in Vigil,

send the following command:

GETPHONE

Vigil will send you an SMS text showing a list of the four

entries in its phonebook.

NB The leading + sign will be replaced by 00 in the register

Re oving a Phone Nu ber

Send the following text to your vigil

REMOVEPHONEn <>PASSWORD (n is ph # 1 to 4)

e.g.: REMOVEPHONE2 <>88888888 ( this removes ph

# stored as #2)

To change a number, you can load the new number over the old using ADDPHONE.

GPS EQUIPPED MODELS

Setting and Using the Geofence

Your Vigil unit can be set to notify you if it moves beyond a preset distance from the position

where you activate the Geofence (the “home” location).

To set the “home” position and activate the Geofence SMS the following to your Vigil:

SET

Vigil will respond with a confirmation SMS that it has a

new HOME location for the geofence. Your Vigil will now

send a transgression report if it moves outside the

geofence radius and thereafter it will send a new position

report every 5 minutes if it has moved more than a

factory-set 50 meters from the previous reported position.

Please Note.

1. If the device is stationary and mounted high and clear of anything that provides multiple

GPS signal paths then the accuracy of the fixes will be probably better than 3 m. However

a truck driving nearby or anything else that gives a reflected GPS signal can give rise to

false alarms. For this reason the default geofence Time based radius is set to 200 metres

although it can be altered down to a minimum of 5m. You will need to try it in the target

environment to see how small the radius can be set without getting excessive false alerts.

2. If the GPS receiver is already on and tracking satellites then the message your unit sends

will show ‘(NEW)’ for the fix. If it is not warmed up, or it cannot determine its location

because it cannot get a GPS fix, it will send a report showing '(OLD)', while it continues

searching the sky for satellites and a NEW fix. The OLD coordinates will be its last known

position.

3. You can program it to send a position report based on time, distance or BOTH after a

transgression.

You can change these factory presets with the following commands:

Changing the Geofence Radius

RAD<>xxxx

where xxxx is the new geofence RADIUS in meters (note there is a space between RAD and

xxxx). Factory default is 200 m. Minimum is 5 meters.

e.g.; RAD 100

Geofence Distance Report

DIST<>xxxx

where xxxx is the new Distance between reports AFTER a Geofence transgression. Factory

default is 0 m (no report). Minimum is 200 meters.

e.g.: DIST 500

Geofence Ti e Report Iinterval

TIME<>xxx

where xxx is the Time in minutes between reports AFTER a geofence transgression. Factory

default and Minimum is 5 minutes.

e.g.: TIM 20

Turn the Geofence Off

NOSET

This turns off the Geofence.

Position Update

At any time you can request

an immediate position report

by sending:

FIX or POS

This will respond with a

current fix.

If the GPS receiver is already on and tracking satellites then the

message your unit sends will show ‘(NEW)’ for the fix. If it is not

warmed up, or it cannot determine its location because it cannot

get a GPS fix, it will send a report showing '(OLD)', while it

continues searching the sky for satellites and a NEW fix. The OLD

coordinates will be its last known position. Please note that it may

take several minutes to lock a satellite solution and deliver a fix.

When your Vigil unit sends a position Fix, it delivers the Course (co) in degrees (True); Speed

(Sp) in knots (default or configurable to miles or kilometres) and lastly a hyperlink to Google

Map that contains the Latitude and Longitude in a degrees and decimal degrees. Cursor your

internet enabled smart phone browser over the hyperlink and click to see the current position

displayed on Google Map. You can copy the link straight onto Google Earth if running on a

PC, or use Bluetooth to transfer the hyperlink from your cell phone to your PC, where you can

click on the hyperlink and view the position on a map.

EXPANDED COMMAND SET

Following are some commands that Vigil responds to. There are many more specialised

commands available that are not listed here. If you have a requirement that is not listed or

need help understanding the listed Opcodes please email: info@solutionscentre.net.au

Syste controls

ADDPHONEn<>88888888<>Ph-number

Add new phone number to phone registry location # n (1

to 4). Always enter numbers in international format. E.g.

for Australian mobile numbers replace leading 0with +61

DEVPH<>dev ph. Number Set Device’s SIM Card phone number.

REMOVEPHONEn<>88888888 Remove Ph Number in entry #n

GETPHONE Sends list of active phone numbers

TAMPER Set tamper sensing ( E5CE + E5OE)

NOTAMPER Disable Tamper sensing (E5CD + E5OD)

GVER Get Firmware Version.

Infor ation Acquisition

INFO Acquire Battery voltage and Temperatures.

Te perature onitoring

TEMPA Acquire temps (Temp acquire -40F to 248F - 40C to 120C)

TEMPRESET<>F or C<>XX//YY Set Tamp alarm set-points xx=Lo YY=high (-30C to 110C/

-30F to 230F) where F or C is desired temperature scale

TEMPRESET Reset minimum and maximum temperature log

THEP Temp High alert enable.

THD Temp High alert Disable

TLE Temp Low alert enable

TLD Temp Low alert disable

TNE Temp Normal alert Enable

TND Temp Normal alert Disable

TEMPDEL<>nnnn Temp delay of up to 9999 seconds

CTXTL message Change text for Temperature LOW alert

CTXTN message Change text for Temperature NORMAL alert

CTXTH message Change text for Temperature HIGH alert

I/O contact Switches

EnOE Enables unit to send an alert when the nominated switch

changes to Open – where nis the switch number, e.g.

Switch 1 OPEN Enable is E1OE

EnCE Enables unit to send an alert when the nominated switch

changes to Close – where nis the switch number, e.g.

Switch 1 CLOSE Enable is E1CE

CTXSOn<>msg Change Text message for External Alarm nOPEN to msg

CTXSCn<>msg Change text message for External Alarm nCLOSED to

msg

EnD<>tttt Set switch # n DELAY for tttt sec (0 to 9999 sec., 0 =

5sec)

Tele etry ADC

TLnATelemetry Ch n Acquire reading.

TLnEEnable Telemetry Ch n

TLnDDisable Telemetry Ch n

TLn<>xx.xx//yy.yy Sets up telemetry readout conversion values for telemetry

channel n. The 0v input is set by xx.xx and 3v input is set

by yy.yy (xx.xx and yy.yy can be -1000 to +1000)

CTXTn<>message<>//<>units Change Text message for telemetry Channel n

Eg: CTXT2 ADC volts ch 2 // volts ( NB. 2 spaces.)

Output Control relays

F5E Enable Output 1. This is the main relay ACTIVATION

command. Requires setup.

NB: After a NOKILL, REL1OFF is left set, so a F5E won’t

work until a REL1ON is first issued. KILL does a REL1ON

automatically, so that will work after a NOKILL.

F5D Disable Output 1. This is the main relay DE-ACTIVATION

command.

F6E Enable Output 2 . This is the main relay ACTIVATION

command.

F6D Disable Output 2. This is the main relay DE-ACTIVATION

command.

KILL ARMS and Activates (closes) Output relay 1

NB: KILL and NOKILL are given full immediate control of

the relay so that no other device can interfere with the high

priority action required. To get overall control, they utilize

REL1ON and REL1OFF. This stops anything else

interfering with the function (i.e. KILL =

OP1REM;REL1ON;F5E).

NOKILL Deactivate (open) output relay 2

NOKILL = REL1OFF (De-activates & disables KILL relay)

REL1ON Setup command: Relay1 can be turned both ON or OFF

REL1OFF Setup command: Relay1 Turns OFF and remains OFF

regardless of F5E

REL2ON Setup command: Relay 1 can be turned both ON or OFF

REL2OFF SetupCommand: Relay Turns OFF and remains OFF

regardless of F6E

SIREN This is a setup command that ARMS Siren relay

connection but does NOT activate relay. Issues a

REL2ON. (Then use F6E to activate siren relay.)

NOSIREN This is a setup command that DISARMS siren relay

connection and de-activates Siren relay with REL2OFF.

Note, NOSIREN is a high priority action so uses

REL2OFF, which overrides all other devices.

Fast access co ands

ENTER<>//opcode1,opcode2,… Sets up predefined command string for ENTRY. No

Password required.

ENTER<>88888888 Activates the ENTRY command string and requires the

password.

LEAVE<>//opcode1,opcode2,… Sets up predefined command string for Leaving. No

password required.

Eg: SMSE,SET,REL1ON,REL2ON

LEAVE<>88888888 Activates the LEAVING command string and requires

password.

SOS alar

SOSE Enable SOS activation thro sw #4

SOSD Disable SOS activation thro sw #4

CTXS Set text for SOS message

AKSOS Acknowledge SOS received

Power settings

PLE Power Loss alert enable

PLD Power loss alert Disable

PGE Power Good alert enable

PGD Power good alert disable

PWRDEL<>nnn Power sense delay of nnnn secs.

CTXPL<>message Change Text for POWER LOST message

CTXPR<>message Change text for POWER RECOVERY message

EXTVOLT<>ON<>//vv.vv Alarm setpoint voltage Note space after ON. Must be over

10 volts.

GPS Functions (only applicable to GPS equipped odels)

SET Enable Geo-Fence ( = GFE)

NOSET Disable Geofence ( = GFD. holds GPS Rx OFF)

GFE Enable Geofence

GFD Disable Geofence

GPSE Enable GPS receiver

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