Operating Instructions

DIN-RAIL Module “GX155”Item No. 1781973

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Table of Contents

1. Introduction ..........................................................................................................................................................42. Explanation of symbols ........................................................................................................................................43. Intended Use .......................................................................................................................................................54. Scope of Delivery .................................................................................................................................................55. Safety Information ................................................................................................................................................66. General Notes .....................................................................................................................................................8

a) General Descriptions .....................................................................................................................................8b) Casing Overview ...........................................................................................................................................9c) Notes on Use ...............................................................................................................................................12

7. Commissioning - First Steps ..............................................................................................................................13a) Changing the PIN Code to „1513“ ...............................................................................................................13b) SIM Card Insertion .......................................................................................................................................14

8. ConfigurationviaTextMessage .........................................................................................................................159. Operating Mode and Special Commands ..........................................................................................................1710. Functional Descriptions ....................................................................................................................................19

a) GeneralConfigurationCommands ..............................................................................................................191. Changing the PIN Code (PIN) .................................................................................................................192. Changing the Device Name (NAME) .......................................................................................................193. Names for In- and Outputs ......................................................................................................................204. Setting the Language (LANGUAGE) .......................................................................................................205.SettingtheTime(TIME)...........................................................................................................................21

b) PhoneBookFunctionandConfiguration .....................................................................................................211.AdministrationofPhoneBook(TEL,TELALL) ........................................................................................222.GroupManagement(G1,G2,G3,G4,G5) .............................................................................................25

c) Switching Inputs 230 V and 32 V .................................................................................................................271.ConfigurationoftheSwitchingInputs(IN1,IN2,IN3,IN4,IN5) ...............................................................282.ConfigurationMaintenanceTimer/Counter(TIME,COUNT) ...................................................................29

d) Relay Outputs .............................................................................................................................................301.DirectSwitching(OUT1,OUT2,OUT3) ...................................................................................................302.SwitchingatIncomingCall(INCALL1,INCALL2,INCALL3) ...................................................................313. Switching At Alarm (ALARM) ...................................................................................................................32

e) Further Sensors ...........................................................................................................................................331.InternalTemperatureMeasurement(TEMP) ...........................................................................................332.TopCoverSensor(TOPCOVER) ............................................................................................................33

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f) Other Functions ...........................................................................................................................................341. Newsletter Function (SMSNEWS) ...........................................................................................................342. Forwarding (SMSFORWARD) .................................................................................................................353. Call INCALL Function (CALLINCALL) .....................................................................................................354.SendSMSCommand(OUTSMS) ...........................................................................................................36

g) System Functions ........................................................................................................................................361.TimebetweenTwoAlarmMessages(IDLEALARM) ...............................................................................362.TimebetweenRelaySwitching(RELAYTIME) ........................................................................................373.HysteresisforTEMP(HYSTEMP) ...........................................................................................................37

h) Reset ...........................................................................................................................................................38i) Factory Settings ...........................................................................................................................................38

11. RS485 interface .................................................................................................................................................3912. Maintenance ......................................................................................................................................................3913. Disposal .............................................................................................................................................................3914. Declaration of Conformity (DOC) .......................................................................................................................3915. TechnicalData ...................................................................................................................................................40

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1. IntroductionDearCustomer,thank you for purchasing this product.ThisproductcomplieswiththestatutorynationalandEuropeanrequirements.Tomaintainthisstatusandtoensuresafeoperation,youastheusermustobservetheseoperatinginstructions!

Theseoperatinginstructionsarepartofthisproduct.Theycontainimportantnotesoncommissioningandhandling. Also consider this if you pass on the product to any third party.

Therefore,retaintheseoperatinginstructionsforreference!All company names and product names are trademarks of their respective owners. All rights reserved.

Ifthereareanytechnicalquestions,pleasecontact:International: www.conrad.com/contact

UnitedKingdom: www.conrad-electronic.co.uk/contact

2. Explanation of symbols Thesymbolwithalightningboltinatriangleisusedwherethereisahealthhazard,e.g.fromelectricshock.

Theexclamationmarkinatriangleindicatesimportantnotesintheseoperatinginstructionsthatmustbeobserved strictly.

Thearrowsymbolindicatesthatspecialadviceandnotesonoperationareprovided.

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3. Intended UseThisproductisprimarilyintendedforhomeandcommercialuse,aswellasforassociations.Theproductisinstalledonatop-hatrailaccordingtoDINEN50022(carryingrail,DIN-RAIL).Thevoltagesupplyisprovidedviafixedwiringtothemains(230V/AC,50Hz)withthecorrespondingprotection(seetechnicaldata).Thecorrespondingmainsunitisalreadybuiltintotheproduct.Theinstallationmustonlybeperformedbyaspecialist.Generally,thedevicemustbepowereddownbeforechangingthewiring.Theproducthasthreeexchangerelaysforthe230V-/400V-range.Differentphasescanbeswitched,butswitchingofrotarycurrentencodersisnotintendedfor(therelaysarenotwarrantedtoswitchatthesametime).Therelaysmustbeprotectedfromoverloadbyanexternalprotectiondeviceaccordingtothespecificationfromthetechnicaldata.Thereisonlyafunctionalseparationbetweentherelays.Therefore,mixedoperationofmainsvoltageandlowprotectivevoltageisnotpermitted.Mixedoperationofindustrial,commercialandhomeareasisnotpermittedeither.Thereare3x230V-switchinginputstomonitorvoltagesupplyofsubdistributionsanddevices.Allthreevoltageinputsshare the same neutral conductor but are galvanically insulated against the voltage supply input. Therearealsotwogalvanicallyinsulatedswitchinginputs(max.32V)formonitoringof,e.g.,aPLCvoltagesupply.Only products that are either listed as accessories on the website for the product or that are indicated accordingly intheproductoperatinginstructionsmustbeconnectedtotheoptionalRS485interfaceviaRJplug.Thetotalcablelength must not exceed 3 m and must not be placed along current-conducting lines. AcommonSIMcardisrequiredtooperatetheproduct(notenclosed).

Observeallsafetyinformationintheseoperatinginstructions!Theycontainimportantinformationonhan-dlingoftheproduct.Youshouldalsoheedtheadditionalsafetyinstructionsineachchapteroftheseinstruc-tions.

4. Scope of Delivery• GX155• External antenna with 3 m cable• Brief Instructions• CD with operating instructions

Up-to-date operating instructions Todownload the latestoperating instructions, visitwww.conrad.com/downloads or scan the QR code on this page. Follow the instructions on the website.

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5. Safety InformationPlease read the operating instructions completely before commissioning. They contain important information for correct operation.The product must only be installed in your electrical installation via a corresponding specialist. There is a fatal danger from electrical shock in case of improper work at the mains voltage!In case of damage caused by non-compliance with these operating instructions, the warranty/guar-antee will expire. We do not assume liability for any consequential damage.Nor do we assume any liability for damage to property or personal injury caused by improper use or failure to observe the safety instructions. In such cases the warranty/guarantee will expire.• Ensure proper commissioning of the system. Observe the operating instructions for it.• Consultanexpertwhenindoubtastotheoperation,thesafetyortheconnectionofthesystem.• Whenhandlingproductsthatmaycomeintocontactwithelectricvoltage,observethevalidVDEregula-tions,especiallyVDE0100,VDE0550/0551,VDE0700,VDE0711andVDE0860.

• A device for all-pin separation from the mains voltage must be provided on the installation side (e.g. FI circuit breaker).

• Themodulemustonlybeoperatedafterithasbeeninstalledtouch-proof.• Thepower/voltagemustbeswitchedoffintheinstallationareawheninstalling.Allwiringworkmustbeperformedwiththevoltage/powerswitchedoff.

• Beforeeachsetup,checkyourproductanditscablesfordamage.Ifitcanbeassumedthatsafeopera-tionisnolongerpossible,thedevicemustbeturnedoffandprecautionsaretobetakentoensurethatitisnotusedunintentionally.Itcanbeassumedthatsafeoperationisnolongerpossibleif: - the product is visibly damaged - the product no longer functions - the product was stored under unfavourable conditions for an extended period of time or - if it was subjected to heavy stress during transport.

• Allsystemcomponentsleftthefactoryinperfectconditionintermsofsafetyengineering.Theusermustobserve the safety instructions and warnings contained in these operating instructions to preserve this condition and to ensure safe operation.

• This partial product is equippedwith highly integrated components.Electronic components are verysensitivetoelectrostaticdischarge.Therefore,pleasedonottouchanymetalcontactsandinparticularno plug sockets.

• Theproductmustnotbecomedamporwet.• Donot expose thedevice to anyhigh temperatures, drippingor splashingwater, heavymechanical

stress or strong vibrations.• Donotoperatetheproduct inroomsorunderunfavourableconditionswherecombustiblegases,va-poursordustareormaybepresent.Thereisadangerofexplosion!

• For safety and licensing reasons, unauthorised conversion and/ormodification of the system is notpermitted.

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• Atindustrialsites,theaccidentpreventionregulationsoftheassociationoftheindustrialworkers’socie-tiesforelectricalequipmentandutilitiesmustbefollowed.

• Inschools,trainingcentres,computerandself-helpworkshops,handlingoftechnicaldevicesmustbesupervised by trained personnel in a responsible manner.

• Do not leave the packaging material lying around carelessly since such materials can become dange-rous toys in the hands of children.

• Use other than that described can lead to damage to the product and may involve additional risks such as,forexample,shortcircuit,fire,electricshock,etc.

• Thesystemonlyservestotriggeralarmsbutdoesnotrelievetheuserfromhisdiligenceobligation.• Also observe the additional safety information in the individual chapters of these instructions. Special safety information:• Only230V/400Voronlyprotective lowvoltagesmustbeswitchedat therelays.Mixedoperating isexpresslyforbidden.Thereisdangertolifefromelectricshock!

• Therelaysmustbesecuredagainstoverloadbyanexternalprotectivedevice.Fortherequiredprotecti-vedevices,seechapter„TechnicalData“attheendoftheseoperatinginstructions.

• ThecablelengthattheoptionalRS485-interfacemustnotexceed3mintotalandmustnotbeplacedalong live 230 V lines.

• Switchinginputs: - Themaximumvoltageof32Vmustnotbeexceeded - Thelineswith32Vmustnotbeplacedalonglineswith230V

• All terminals must only be used with wire-end sleeves.

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6. General Notes Theseinstructionsdescribethefunctionandoperationatthetimeofprint(seedateonthetoprightofthefirstpage).ChangesthatserveproductimprovementcanbeperformedatanytimebyConrad.Themostrecentoperatinginstruc-tions will be provided on the associated product page on www.conrad.com in a timely manner.Theproducthasanupdatefunction.Pleaseusetheupdatefunctionwhenyoufindanoteornewproductversionsofthefirmwareontheassociatedproductpageatwww.conrad.com.Thefirmwareupdateprocessisconnectedtorisks.Iftheupdateprocessisimpaired,thismaydamagetheproductandreplacementmayberequired.Thisriskandtheconnectedcostsforremovalandfailureshallbeassumedbytheclient.Therefore,theupdatefunctionshouldonlybeusedtoremoveanerror.Duetothecomplexityoftheproduct,errorandmistakesarereserved.

a) General DescriptionsTheproductcanbeusedtopermitagroupofupto50participantstoswitchtherelaysfreeofcharge(bycalling)andusingtheconsumerswiredtothem(e.g.dooropeners).Three230Vandtwo32Vswitchinginputsmaymonitorconsumersandvoltage.TheirconditionchangesarereportedtotheuserbyalarmSMS.Therealsoisa„newsletter“functionthatforwardsamessagetotheproducttoaspecificpartialgroup.Possibleareasofapplicationare:• Free consumption control via the phone number (INCALL)• Remote controlling and monitoring of consumers• Informing groups via SMS• Maintenance timer or counter with deactivation function when exceeding the maximum maintenance timeOptionally,thereistheoperationofEMAILdispatchaswell.Iftherequirementsaremet,furtherEMAILrecipientscanbeenteredforthesamemessagesasforSMS.Thepricesdepend on the data rate of the mobile phone card. TheproductionhasanoptionalRS485interface.Functionscopeandsupporteddevicesarecommunicatedinthefurther operating instructions. Only basic functions are described in these operating instructions.• Theseinstructionsassumethefunctionalscopeatthetimeofprint.Theoptionofthefirmwareupdatemeansthat

there may be new functions available that are then provided via new operating instructions or notice sheets online.• Alltextmessageanswerexamplesaretobeunderstoodsymbolically.Actualimplementationmayvary.Theexamp-

les should only show the information on the format and writing to be expected.

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b) Casing OverviewTheproductisexplainedstepbystepinthefollowingchapters.

Toensurethatthedeviceissetupcorrectly,makesuretoreadtheseoperatinginstructions,includingthesafetyinstructions,completelyandattentivelybeforeuse.

Theproductisexplainedstepbystepinthefollowingillustration:1 Supplyvoltage:230V/AC2 IN1toIN3:Switchinginputs230V3 Connection GSM aerial4 Stop/resetbutton5 Position of the SIM card (under the cover)6 OUT1toOUT3:Switchingrelay,switcher7 IN4andIN5:Switchinginputs32V8 Status LEDs a) ERROR b) GSM c) IN1 to IN3 d) IN4 and IN5 e)OUT1toOUT3 f) RXandTX9 Position of the mini USB socket (under the cover)10 RS485 interface

IN1 to IN5 are lit automatically when the input voltage at the input has exceeded the threshold value. OUT1toOUT3lightupautomaticallywhenthecorrespondingrelayisswitched. RXandTXflashautomaticallyatRS485communication.Openthefrontcoveronleft,right,upperorlowerside.

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1. Operating VoltageTheGX155hasaninstalledmainsunitfor230V/AC.Theconnectionisperformedviascrewterminals.Useofwire-endsleevesisrequired.Theproductmustbeexternallyprotected(seetechnicaldata)

2. IN1 to IN3: 230 V-switching inputsTheswitchinginputsIN1toIN3aredirectlydesignedfor230Vandshoulddetectthestatusofvoltagesupplyofsub-distributions and switchable consumers. All switching inputs share the same ground potential (N) but are galvanically insulated from all other connections together with N.

3. Connection for GSM aerialThisiswheretheenclosedGSMaerialwithMMCXplugistobeconnected.Theaerialmustbepushedinverticallywithoutforce.Otherwisetheaerialsocketmaybedamaged.Note,thattheantennaismountedoutsideofanswitchcontrolbox/electricalcabinet.

4. STOP buttonThisbuttonswitchesoffallrelaysandblocksthemagainstactivation.ThisBLOCKmodeisrecognisedbytheperma-nentlylit„ERROR“LED.To„release“it,thebuttonmustbepushedforatleast3seconds.Pushingandholdingformorethan5secondsleadstoareset.Formoreinformationonthis,seechapters„Reset“and „Factory Reset“.

5. SIM cardAcommon,releasedSIMcardisrequired.Thefrontcovermustberemovedfor insertion.TheSIMcardholder islocated below that. Removal of the cover is recognised by a sensor and leads to immediate SMS alarm (if set and activated). Observe chapter 7 regarding the SIM PIN.

6. OUT1 to OUT3: Change relay 3xchangerelaysareavailable toswitchsignalsandconsumers.ThesemaybedirectlyswitchedviaSMSor theINCALLfunction.Therelayscanbeblocked(button)andsecuredagainsttoo-quickswitching(„RELAYTIME“).Thetechnicaldataandsafetynotesmustbeobserved.

7. IN4 and IN5: Max. 32 V switching inputsTheswitching inputsserve,e.g.,monitoringofvoltagesupplies(examplePLCcontrols).Thethresholdvalue is farbelowthe32Vmaximumvoltage.Formoredetails,seethetechnicaldata.

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8. LEDsMostLEDs,suchasIN1toIN5,OUT1toOUT3andRX/TXlightupautomaticallyaccordingtothecurrentstatusofin-/output.TheGSM-LEDisautomaticallycontrolledbytheGSMmoduleandhasthefollowingconditions:• off:GSMisswitchedoff• lit:searchforGSMnetwork,notconnected• flashesevery3seconds:GSMnetworkfoundandsuccessfullyloggedin• flasheseverysecond:Acallismade(in-andoutgoing),e.g.intheINCALLfunctionTheerror-LEDhasseveralsignallingtasks:• off:regularcondition• continuallylit:„BLOCKMODE“:Therelayscannotswitch• continuallyflashing:AnerrorintheGSMcommunicationwasfound(SIMPIN?)• flashes1x:SMSwasreceived/sent• other signals are described in the chapters „Reset“ and „Factory Reset“

9. Mini-USB portThisisonlyaccessibleafterremovalofthefrontplate.ThisinterfacecanbeusedtoconfiguretheproductwithaPCsoftwareandinstallnewfirmwareupdates.Observethefollowinggeneralnotes.Forthefirstsettingofparameters,theproductcanalsobeoperatedwithoutexternalpowersupply,viaUSBonly.However,noINxorOUTxinterfacesare available via USB.

10. RS485-InterfaceThisinterfacecanbeusedtoconnecttheGX155tooperationalaccessoriesandassessitthroughthis.Thereisalsothe option of controlling the GX155 via this interface. Optional accessories are offered via the product website at www.conrad.com.

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c) Notes on Use• Thereisnoprescribedassemblyposition.• WhenusingtheUSBsocket,observethatthecableislongenough.Lateralforcesontheplugged-inplugscanleverthesocketsfromthePCBandthuscauseirreparabledamage,lossofwarranty/guarantee!

• Towarrantthedevicefunction,chooseasiteofusewheretheGMSnetworkreceptionisasgoodaspossible.• Theproductmustnotbesubject to continuousstrongvibrations (e.g. vibratingmachines, directmotor/chassis

contact).• Theproductisnotprotectedagainstweatherandthereforemustbeinstalledinside.• Use of wire-end sleeves is generally intended for. • Theexternalcablesmustbekeptasshortaspossibleandremaininglinelengthsmustnotbecoiled.• Too-strong temperature fluctuationsmay lead to temporary impairment and requiremanual „Reset“ inextreme

cases.• Theproductisnotintendedforthe„Safety“areaandalsodoesnotcorrespondtoanySIL/ASILlevel.

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7. Commissioning - First Steps Priortocommissioningoftheproduct,checkwhetheritisgenerallysuitedfortheintendedapplication!

Incaseofdoubt,alwayscontactaspecialist,expertorthemanufactureroftheproductused!

The following is needed for operation and configuration of the device:• AcommonmobilephonewithitsownSIMcardforconfigurationandcontroloftheGX155andtochangetheSIM-

PIN of the device SIM card• An additional device SIM card for the GX155 The following is required for confirmation via PC and for any firmware update:• Mini USB cable • PC or notebook with Windows operating system and at least one USB2.0-port• OfficiallyreleasedPCsoftware(seedownloadareaontheproductwebsiteatwww.conrad.com)

a) Changing the PIN Code to „1513“EverySIMcardhasaPINcode.BecausethisGSMproductusesitsownPINprocessing,theSIMcardPINcodemustbe changed to that of the product.The following steps are required for this:• TheSIMcardintendedfortheproductmustbeinsertedinanymobilephone.• Accordingtotheoperatinginstructionsofthemobilephone,thePINcodemustbechangedto1513.• TheSIMcardwiththechangedPINcodemustberemovedfromthemobilephone.• TheSIMcardwiththechangedPINcodecannowbeinsertedintotheproduct.

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b) SIM Card InsertionTheSIMcardwiththePINnumber„1513“mustbeinsertedintheintendedSIMcardholder.

Themodulecanbesuppliedvia theUSBsocket for thefirstconfiguration.Note, thatnot thecompleteGSM-functions are available via USB.

Afterconnectionof thevoltagesupply, themodulewillstartupautomatically.After insertingtheSIMcard, thetheGSMLEDis lit (networksearch);aftera fewseconds, theGSM-LEDshouldstartflashing(network found,deviceready for operation). IftheGSMLEDdoesnotstarttoflashafterafewminutes,thereisnoconnectiontotheGSMnetwork.Inthiscase,thenetworkqualityandfunctionoftheSIMcardmustbeinspectedattheproductsitewithaseparatemobilephone.IftheGSMsignalisweak,theUSBportenergymaynotbesufficient.Inthiscase,theproductmustbeoperatedwithan external voltage supply.IfanerroroccurswhileconnectiontotheGSMnetworkisestablished,itissignalledwiththeerrorLED.Inthiscase,activatethefrontbuttonformorethan5seconds.Furthermore,theSIMcard(PIN/PUK/activation)mustbeinspectedandthereceiverqualityatthedevicepositionmustbeverifiedwithaseparatemobilephone.

IfthedeviceusedtobeusedwithanotherSIMcard,thereistheoptionofthePINnumberintheproductbeingchangedandnownolongermatchingthefactorysetting„1513“.Inthiscase,thedevicemustbereset to factory settings (section „Factory Reset“).

TheSIMcardmayhavebeenlockedinthemeantimeandmustbeunlockedwiththePUK.Inthiscase,usea separate mobile phone and unlock the SIM card.

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8. Configuration via Text MessageToreceivethefullfunctionalscopeoftheproduct,itmustbeconfiguredfirst.Theentireconfigurationisperformedby simple text message commands you send to the product (the phone number of the SIM card in the product) from your mobile phone.Thismethodmakesitpossibletoactivate,deactivateorchangethesettingsofyourdevicefromanywhere.Alternatively,theproductcanbeconfiguredviatheUSBinterfaceusingPCsoftware(availableviawww.conrad.com).

TheseoperatinginstructionsdonotdealwithconfigurationviaPCsoftware.Thisonlydescribeshowtheproduct canbecontrolledwithamobilephone,withoutanyotheraids.For thesakeof completeness,commandsthatareonlyavailableviaUSBarelistedaswell.Theyaremarkedspecifically.

Toprotectfromunauthorisedaccess,theproductgenerallyreactstoauthenticatedmessagesonly.Inatextmessage,youauthenticateyourselfbyincludingthecorrectSIMPINoftheGXproduct(nottheoneofthemobile phone on which the text message was written).

Foryourownsafety,theSIMPINnumbermustbechangedunderallcircumstancesaftercommissioningoftheproduct.Thisisdescribedinmoredetailinthechaptercorrespondingtothecommand.

Introduction to the Command FormatThetextmessagetoprogramthedeviceissetupaccordingtothefollowingchart: <ACTION> <FUNCTION> <PARAMETER1> <…> <#PIN>Examples: SET TEL +49177556644221 #1513 (phonebook) RESET INCALL1 #1513 (nocalls) TEST IN1 #1513 (requestIN1) ENABLE ALARM #1513 (alarmson) DISABLE ALARM #1513 (alarmsoff)

Important: EverytextmessagesenttothedevicemustendwiththePINsetasprotection.Without„#PIN“attheend

ofthetextmessage,itisdiscardedandnoansweringtextmessagewillbegenerated! Theindividualwordsandparametersmustbeseparatedbyaspaceeach.

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ACTION:Thefollowingactioncanbedetermined:SET =switchon/activate/configureRESET =switchoff/deactivate/defaultsettingsTEST =test/check/request

FUNCTION:Thisisusedtoselectthefunctionyouwanttochangeorperform:TEL =CreatephonebookentryNAME =DevicenameINCALL1=ConfigurationINCALLfunction(free-of-chargeswitching)

PARAMETERS:Parameters are not required for every function and action.Therefore,most „Reset“ actions have no parameterswhile „Set“ actions without parameters are rather rare (what should be set to which value). A parameter may be the following:List: Thecustomermaychooseaparameterfromapre-definedlist,e.g.:DE,EN Writing:<DE/EN>Number: Anintegerwithoutdecimaldigits,e.g.:60=time[minutes](SETIDLEALARM60#1513)

Examples:(ifthePINofthedeviceis1513) SET G3 INCALL1 #1513 Group3canswitchOUT1(=INCALL1) SET OUT1 #1513 SwitchesontheOUT1relay.

Note on the RESET command:Ifafunctionistobeswitchedofforresetduetoanerror,thecorrespondingRESETactionmustbeusedwiththecorrespondingfunctionword!Thisactionisuniversallyapplicabletoallfunctions/textmessagecommandsandresetsthe corresponding function to the default settings.Example: RESET OUT2 #1513 TheOUT2relayisswitchedoff.

More information:• Capitalisation is not relevant; you may use capital and small letters as you wish.• Every new command of the same function (2nd word) will overwrite the previous settings.• Aftereverytextmessagecommand,thedevicewillreturnatestmessageanswertoconfirmtheprogramming(ifthe

PIN in the text message command was correct and phone number conveying is activated).

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9. Operating Mode and Special CommandsThe alarm mode:Themostimportantoperatingmodeisalarmmode.Onlywhenitisactivated(mode„ALARMENABLE“)willtheGSMmodule independently perform actions like sending of text messages or switching the outputs. Whenthealarmmodeisdisabled(„ALARMDISABLE“),theproductwillonlyreacttocustomeractions(textmes-sagecommand,etc…).Iftheproductdoesnotreactasdesired,itcanbeswitchedintoasecureconditionwiththiscommand.Due to this importance, the command deliberately deviates from the regular command format from the previouschapter. ALARM ENABLE #1513 ALARM DISABLE #1513

BLOCK mode:BLOCKmodesetswhethertherelaysmayswitchornot.WhenBLOCKisactivated,allrelaysaredeactivatedatonceand can no longer be activated until BLOCK is deactivated. SET BLOCK #1513 RESET BLOCK #1513ThefrontbuttonoftheGX155alsoswitchestheBLOCKmode.OnepushofabuttonactivatestheBLOCKmodeatonce.Thebuttonmustbepushedfor3secondstodeactivate.

Sendingofatextmessageandoperationofthebuttonareequalinrank.ThecurrentconditionofBLOCKissignalledwiththe„ERROR“LED.Whenthemodeisactive,theredLEDremainslit.Alternatively,thecurrentconditioncanbedeterminedwiththeSTATUSSMS.

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Status display:TheSTATUScommandisusedtogetanoverviewofalltheimportantconditions,settingsandmodesatonce.Thean-swersummarisesalltheimportantinformation.Therefore,thiscommanddeviatesfromthegeneralcommandformat. STATUS #1513Anexampleforananswerispresentedinthefollowing(deviationspossibledependingonfirmwareversion). Answer: GX1551.00 Productname,firmwareversion Alarm:OFF Currentalarmmode GSM:78% GSMsignalstrength Temp:20.5C Devicetemperature IN1:low CurrentlevelattheswitchinginputIN1 IN2:low IN3:low IN4:low IN5:low OUT1:OFF CurrentswitchingconditionattheOUT1relay OUT2:OFF OUT3:OFF BLOCK:OFF CurrentstatusfortheBLOCKmode

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10. Functional Descriptions Inthefollowingexamples,itisassumedthatthePINoftheSIMcardinthedeviceis„1513“.

a) General Configuration CommandsThissub-chapterdescribesallgeneralconfigurationcommands.

1. Changing the PIN Code (PIN)Tosecuretheproductagainstunauthorisedaccess,thestandardPIN„1513“maybesettoanyothernumber.ChangethePINcodeasfollows: SET PIN <new PIN> #<old PIN>Example:ChangingoldPIN1513tonewPIN1234: SET PIN 1234 #1513Foreverynewtextmessagecommand,thenewPINcodenowhastobeappendedprecededbya(#)sign.IfthewrongPINcodeisenteredorthePINcodeisnotsent,youwillnotreceiveanansweringtextmessage.

ChangingofthePINcodewillchangeboththesettingsofproductPINandthePINcodeoftheSIMcard!ThePINcodealwayshas4digits.

ThereisnoTESTactionforthisfunction.IfthePINcodeislost(lostorforgotten),theproductcanberesettofactorysettings(seechapter„FactorySettings“).Allsettingswillbelostwhenresetting!Thenthedevicemustbesetagain.ResettingthedevicetofactorysettingswillnotaffecttheSIMcard.ThePINcodeoftheSIMcardisnotchanged.

2. Changing the Device Name (NAME)Ifseveralproductsareoperatedatthesametime,itisrecommendedtoassignadifferentnametoeachdevice.Thismakes it possible to assign alarm messages to the correct device. Thedevicenameischangedasfollows: SET NAME <new name> #1513Example:Renamingto„NEWNAME“: SET NAME NEWNAME #1513Thedevicenamehasamaximumlengthof15characters.Thefollowingcommandreadsthecurrentdevicename: TEST NAME #1513Thefollowingcommandresetstheoriginaldevicename: RESET NAME # 1513

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3. Names for In- and OutputsAseparatenamecanbeassignedforeachswitchinginput(IN1toIN5)andeachrelay(OUT1toOUT3).Thenamesaremainlyusedforalarmmessages,butcanlaterbeusedtodeterminethecorrectrelaytobeswitchedaswell.Thenamesgenerallydonotaffectthecommands.SwitchingOUT1iscontinuedtobeperformedwithSETOUT1#<PIN>.Thenamesaresetasfollows: SET NAMEIN1 <10 characters max> #<PIN> Name switching input IN1 SET NAMEIN2 <10 characters max> #<PIN> Name switching input IN2 SET NAMEIN3 <10 characters max> #<PIN> Name switching input IN3 SET NAMEIN4 <10 characters max> #<PIN> Name switching input IN4 SET NAMEIN5 <10 characters max> #<PIN> Name switching input IN5

SET NAMEOUT1 <10 characters max> #<PIN> NamerelayOUT1 SET NAMEOUT2 <10 characters max> #<PIN> NamerelayOUT2 SET NAMEOUT3 <10 characters max> #<PIN> NamerelayOUT3

Onlyregularcharactersa-z,A-Zmustbeused No special characters must be used. Spaces may be used but are counted as characters.TESTdisplaysthenames.RESETdeletestheindividualnameagain.Therealsoisacommandwithwhichallnames,includingdevicenames(SETNAME)canbedeleted: RESET NAMEALL #<PIN>

4. Setting the Language (LANGUAGE)Thiscommandsetstheproductlanguage.Thesetlanguageisusedforalarmmessagesanderrormessages.Thelanguages German (DE) and English (EN) are available. SET LANGUAGE <new language setting> #1513Example: SET LANGUAGE DE #1513Thefollowingcommandreadsthecurrentlysetlanguage: TEST LANGUAGE #1513Thedevicemayberesettothedefault(DE)withthefollowingcommand. RESET LANGUAGE #1513

Thecommandandtextmessageanswerlanguageisnotchanged.

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5. Setting the Time (TIME)Thecurrenttimeisneededforspecialfunctions.Thetimeissetwiththefollowingvalue: SET TIME <hh> <mm> <DD> <MM> <YY> #1513 hh:00-23(hours) mm:00-59(minutes) DD:01-31(day) MM:01-12(month) YY:00-95(year)TESTdisplaysthecurrentsetting.

Theclockhasasmall,internalsupportingbattery.Itischargedbutonlyusedforshort-termbridging.

b) Phone Book Function and ConfigurationThischaptertreatstheadministrationandsettingoptionsforthephonebookandauthorisations.Theproductcanbeconfiguredwithmanyphonenumbersandemails.Theycanbegroupedtoimproveoverview.Theindividualgroupscanbeconfiguredintheirauthorisationforswitchingorforuseofotherfunctions.Thenumberofnumbersandgroupsmaychangedependingonfirmwareversioninfuture.Thefirmwareversionhad50memoryslots for phone numbers with 5 groups at the time of print.

Authorisations are not assigned to the phone numbers but to the groups only.Thephonenumbersmustbeenteredininternationalformat.Example: 0177/12131415->+4917712131415

MostGSMproviderssubmitincomingcallsintheinternationalformat.Therefore,thenumbersareneededin this format to warrant recognition.

SomeGSMproviders(specificallyAustriaandSwitzerland)onlysubmitthephonenumbersinthenationalformat,whichmakesrecognition(INCALL)moredifficult.Inthiscasethenationalformatmustbesavedinthephonebook.Thismakesitimpossibletouseanyforeignphonenumbers.

Manyfunctions,suchasINCALL,requirethattheownphonenumberistransmitted(callerIDtransmissi-on).Ifyouactivatethe„incognito“functionofyourmobilephone/GSMprovider,youwillbeunabletousemanyoftheproduct’sfunctions.

Thesecurityofincomingcallrecognition,e.g.,foraccesscontrolcorrespondstothesafetyleveloftheGSMprovider.TheproductonlyverifiesthenumbertransmittedbytheGSMprovider.

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1. Administration of Phone Book (TEL, TELALL)Thephonebook:Thephonebookisadministratedbytheproduct.Thismeansthatthemoduleindependentlyselectsthememoryslotforanewphonenumber.Everytimeaphonenumberisdeleted,thememoryisreorganisedsothattherewillnotbeanyemptymemoryslots.Forthecustomertoretaintheoverview,anamecanbestoredforeverynumber.Thecommandtoconfigureanewnumberthereforelooksasfollows: SET TEL [< phone number >] [<group>] [<name>] #1513 PhoneNumber: Seedescriptioninthepreviouschapter Group: Directassignmenttoaspecificgroup.Ifnoneisindicated,G1isassumedauto-

matically. Name: Max.10characters,nospaces,willbeshortenedautomatically

Afewexamples: SET TEL +49112233 G3 VeryImportantPerson #1513 Savesphonenumbersforgroup3andthename„VeryImport“(nameisshortenedto10characters,see

above). SET TEL G4 #1513 Saves your own number of group 4 without name. SET TEL #1513 Saves your own number of group 1 without name SET TEL AnotherImportantPerson #1513 Savesphonenumbersforgroup1andthename„AnotherImp“(nameisshortenedto10characters,see

above).

Theanswerwillbeadetaileddescriptionofwhatwassaved.Apossibleexampleis: GX155 1.00 Tel15_Name:MR_J Tel15_No:+49112233… Tel15_Group:G1

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Tochangethename,numberorgroupassociationsubsequently,youcansendthefollowingcommands: SET TELNAME <Nr> <Name> #1513 SET TELNR <Nr> <TelNr> #1513 SET TELGRP <Nr> <new GRP> #1513 Nr: Thememoryslotnumber Name: Newname,max.10characters,nospaces TelNr: Phonenumberininternationalformat(seebelow) NewGRP: ThegroupnamesG1toG5.

Savingthesamenumberwiththesamegroupisnotprevented.Thenumberwillreceivethesametextmessages the corresponding number of times.

Multiple saving of the phone number in the phone book is sensible when it is assigned to different groups. ThisphonenumberwillreceivetherightsofallgroupsbutalsoseveralalarmmessagesandNEWS.

Youneedthiscommandforanoverviewofthephonebook: TEST TEL #1513Themodulewillthensendoutthefollowingoverview: GX155 1.00 Tel_Count:15/50 Grp1_Count:4 Grp2_Count:7 Grp3_Count:2 Grp4_Count:1 Grp5_Count:1

Tolearnwhichphonenumbers(memoryslotnumbers)belongtoaspecificgroup: TEST TEL <Grp> #1513Example: TEST TEL G5 #1513 GX155 1.00 Grp:G5 Member 01,03,04,05,07,11,12,15,16,18,21,22

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Tolearnwhatphonenumberisplacedinaspecificmemoryslot: TEST TEL 11 #1513Ifanemptymemoryslotwasselected,thefollowingwillbereturned: GX155 1.00 Tel11Name: Tel11Nr: Tel11Group:G1Tolearnthememoryslotsonwhichaphonenumberwassavedandwhichgroupsitthereforebelongsto: TEST TELNUMBER +4915112233.. #1513Apossibleanswerwouldbe: GX155 1.00 TelNr:+4915112233.. TelPos:1,5,8,10 TelGrps:G1,G2,G3,G5Thefollowingcommanddeletesamemoryslot: RESET TEL <Nr> #1513 Nr: ThememoryslotnumbertobedeletedThefollowingcommanddeletesaseriesofnumbers: RESET TEL <Nr> to <Nr> #1513Ifaspecificphonenumberistobedeleted: RESET TELNUMBER <TelNr> #1513

Observe that deletion of a memory slot will cause the memory to be resorted. When 4 numbers are saved andthe2ndnumberisdeleted,the3rdand4thmoveuponeposition.Thisiswhynamesneedtobeas-signed.

Usethefollowingcommandtodeletetheentirememory: RESET TELALL #1513

USB and RS485 also offer the command TEST TELALL #1513,whichreturnstheentirephonebookwithpositionnumber,name,phonenumberandgroup.

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2. Group Management (G1, G2, G3, G4, G5)Groupadministrationwas introduced forbetteradministrationofmanyphonenumbers.Thegroupsareassignedrightstospecificactionsand/orreceiptofspecificinformation.Inthefirmwareversionatthetimeofprint,5groupsareavailablewiththefirstgroupG1automaticallybeingusedas„Default“ for new numbers. Differentauthorisationsmaybeassignedtoandrevokedforeachgroup.Thefollowingauthorisationsoptionsareavailableatthetimeofprint:ALARMSMS: In the „ALARMENABLE“mode, thisgroup issentalarmmessages.Forexample, themaintenancecounter foraswitchinginputcanbesetsothatanalarmisgeneratedaftertheendofamaintenanceinterval.Thealarmtextmes-sage would be sent to everyone in the group. NEWS:Inthe„ALARMENABLE“mode,thisgroupissentthe„NEWSLETTER“textmessage.EveryonewhoknowsthePINnumbercansendamessagetotheproductthatisthenforwardedtoallNEWSgroupmembers.Formoreonthis,seethe chapter on the function „NEWS“.SMSFORWARD:TheFORWARDfunctionforwardsunknownmessagesreceivedbytheproducttothisgroup.Forexample,thead-ministrator of the product receives the message from the GSM provider that the credit on the PrePaid card is used up.Recipientsofalarmmessagesmayalsorequestbeingremovedfromthephonebook.Formoreonthis,seethechapter „FORWARD“.INCALL1, INCALL2, INCALL3:TheproducthasthreeexchangerelaysOUT1toOUT3.TheINCALLfunctionwasdevelopedtobeabletoswitchfreelyofchargebycalling(callisnotacceptedbutrejected).If,e.g.,groupG3istobeauthorisedforINCALL2,everymembermayswitch the relay,e.g. for5seconds,bycalling (dependingonsetting).Formore informationon thissubject,seethechapteronINCALL.Thefollowingauthorisationsareassignedtothegroupsinthedefaultsettingsofthedevice: G1:NEWSandALARMSMS G2:INCALL1(INCALLissetto3seconds) G3:INCALL2 G4:INCALL3 G5:SMSFORWARD

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Thiscommandisneededtosetthegroupconfiguration: SET <G1/G2/…/G5> <ALARMSMS/SMSFORWARD/NEWS/INCALLn> #1513Examples: SET G1 ALARMSMS #1513 SET G2 INCALL1 #1513 SET G3 INCALL2 ALARMSMS INCALL3 NEWS #1513 SET G4 NEWS SMSFORWARD #1513 SET G5 SMSFORWARD #1513Thesameappliesforresettingofanauthorisation.RESETmustbeprefixedforthis.Allauthorisationsthatarethenspecifiedaredeactivated. RESET <G1/G2/…/G5> <ALARMSMS/SMSFORWARD/NEWS/INCALLn> #1513Usethefollowingcommandtoreviewthecurrentauthorisations: TEST <G1/G2/…./Gn> #1513Thefollowingcommanddeletesallauthorisations: RESET <G1/G2/…./Gn> #1513

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c) Switching Inputs 230 V and 32 VAll switching inputs are disconnected from areas of the GSM PCB that may be touched securely by optocouples. Theseparationbetweenthe230Vswitchinginputsandtheinternallowsafetyvoltageisdesignedforovervoltagecategory III and contamination degree 2 according to EN60664-1.Under considerationof theconditionsnamed, the industrial installationsmaybeused.Observe thegenerallycommonsafetyruleswhenopeningthefrontflapandduringinstallationorconnectionwork.The230Vswitchinginputssharethesameneutralconductorbutaregalvanicallyinsulatedagainstallotherconnec-tions together.The32V-switching inputsaregalvanically insultedagainsteachotherand theGSMPCB.Themaximumvoltagebetween the two pins must not exceed 32 V. ThecurrentstatusoftheswitchinginputsisautomaticallysignalledviatheLEDsandindicatedintheSTATUS-SMS.Thereisnodifferencebetweentheinputswhereconfigurationisconcerned.Observe the following when connecting the 230 V switching inputs:• Compliance with the safety notes • Wire end sleeves must be usedLinecross-sectionconnectionsIN1-IN3:2.5mm²Linecross-sectionconnectionsIN4-IN5:1,5mm²

• IN1 to IN3 must be on the same N-potential. • Thevoltageareasforhighandlowarefoundinthetechnicaldata.

Allswitchinginputs(IN1toIN5)andallrelays(OUT1toOUT3)haveadelayofatleast1andnomorethan3seconds.Thisdelaytimemustbeobservedforeachconditionchange.Thisappliesspecificallyfortimemeasurements.

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1. Configuration of the Switching Inputs (IN1, IN2, IN3, IN4, IN5)Theswitchinginputsarepresenttodeterminemisconduct.Inthesimplestcase,e.g.activation(Low->High=LH),deactivation(High->Low=HL)ortoggling(Low->High->Low=LHL)mayberecognisedandanalarmbegener-ated.Alarmingviatheswitchinginputisdeactivatedbydefault.Thefollowingcommandisneededforactivating: SET <IN1/IN2/…/INn> <OFF/LH/HL/LHL> [<Time>] #1513 TIME:1to255seconds,optionalparameter(thetimehasatoleranceof+/-1s)Theoptionalparameter<TIME>cansetthatanalarmisnottriggeredatonceaftertheflankbutonlyafterasettime.Thismaybebalanceout,e.g.interferences.Afterthiscommand,anoverviewofthecurrentconfigurationisreturnedbytextmessage. GX155 TEMP:18.0C Min.Temp.OFF Max.Temp.OFF HYSTEMP:0.2C IN1:OFF IN2:LH IN3:LH IN4:LH IN5:LHThesametextmessageissentwiththesamecommand: TEST <IN1/IN2/…/INn> #1513AllINx-functionsareresettofactorysettingswiththecommand: RESET <IN1/IN2/…/INn> #1513

With the function ALARM (not ALARM ENABLE) you can instruct the relays to perform an action in case of alarm.

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2. Configuration Maintenance Timer/Counter (TIME, COUNT)Alternatively,theinputcanalsobeusedtocountalongoperatinghoursandactivationnumbers.Observe:• Astartingvalueforbothversionsisspecifiedbytextmessageandcounteddown.Alarmistriggeredat„0“.• Only switching times in excess of 3 seconds are securely recognised.• Everyflankiscounted(L->H,H->L).• Thetimeronlycountsfullsecondsandmayhaveadelayofupto3secondsperswitchingflank.Thefollowingcommandservestoactivatethisfunction: SET <IN1/IN2/…/INn> <TIME/COUNT> <starting value> [INV] #1513 TIME: Secondscountingdown COUNT: Activationcounter,countsateachflank INV: CanonlybeusedforTIME;countsforLOW,otherwiseforHIGH StartingvalueTIME: 0to33,554,431seconds StartingvalueCOUNT: 1to1,048,575LH-/HL-transfersExamples: SET IN1 COUNT 4 #1513 Thealarmistriggeredforthe4thswitchingprocess. SET IN3 TIME 55 INV #1513 Thealarmistriggeredafteratleast55secondsinthedeactivatedcondition.ThecurrentcounterstatuscanusuallybedeterminedwiththeTESTINx-command.AllINx-functionsareresettofactorysettingswiththecommand: RESET <IN1/IN2/…/INn> #1513

Therecognitionofthisstatuschangehasadelayof+1s.Foreachswitchingoperationthiserrorwilladd.

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d) Relay Outputs AllrelayswitchinginputsaresecurelyinsulatedfromareasoftheGSMPCBthatmaybetouched.Theseparationfor safety low-voltage is designed for overvoltage category III and contamination degree 2 according to EN 60664-1. Underconsiderationoftheconditionsnamed,theindustrialinstallationsmaybeused.

The relay switching contacts only have a functional insulation against each other. The relay thereforemust only switch either mains voltages only or low safety voltages only. Mixed operation (switching mains voltage AND switching safety low voltage) is not permissible.

ThestatusoftherelaysisautomaticallysignalledviatheLEDsandindicatedintheSTATUS-SMS.Itshouldalsobeobserved that all relays deactivate at once and cannot be activated anymore when the BLOCK mode is activated. Observethefollowingwhenconnectingthe230Vswitchinginputs:• Compliance with the safety notes • Wire end sleeves must be used• Linecross-sectionupto2.5mm²• TheprotectionclassappliesonlyagainsttheinternalGSMPCB,notbetweentherelays.• Theswitchingpowersareindicatedinthetechnicaldata.

1. Direct Switching (OUT1, OUT2, OUT3)Allrelayscanbemanuallyswitchedbytextmessageatonceandwithoutdelay.Thisappliesto„ALARMENABLE“aswell,butnotinBLOCKmode.Thecommandis: SET <OUT1/OUT2/OUT3> #1513 Switching on RESET <OUT1/OUT2/OUT3> #1513 Switching offThisfunctioncanbecombined.Thereforethefollowingcommands: SET OUT1 #1513, SET OUT2 #1513, SET OUT3 #1513…andthecommand: SET OUT1 OUT2 OUT3 #1513..will have the same result.

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2. Switching at Incoming Call (INCALL1, INCALL2, INCALL3)TheINCALLfunctionisusedtopermitspecificpeople(phonebook,grouprights)toswitchtherelaywithoutcausingcostsorneedingtodisclosethePIN.Theincomingphonenumber(transmittedbytheGSM-providerandusuallyintheinternationalformat)iscomparedtothenumbersinthephonebookduringacall.Ifthenumberisunknown,thecallisrejectedatonce.Ifthenumberisknownandswitchingpermitted,theproductwillwaitforafewsecondsbeforerejectingthecall.Theauthorisedpersonreceivestheinformationthatthedevicewasreached.ThefollowingcommanddefineswhattodoatanINCALL: SET <INCALL1/INCALL2/INCALL3> <TIME> #1513 Time: Howlongshouldtherelayswitch,inseconds Maximumtime:300seconds Specialvalue:0=toggle(switchateverycall)Todeterminethecurrentconfiguration: TEST <INCALL1/INCALL2/INCALL3> #1513Todeactivatethefunctionagain: RESET <INCALL1/INCALL2/INCALL3> #1513

Observe:• ThischaptersetsHOWtoreact.ThechapterphonebookdefinestoWHOMtoreact.Thisfunctionis

only active together.• Onlytheactivationtimeisdefined.Iftherelayisalreadyonwhencalling,itremainsonandisdeactivatedafterthespecifiedtime.

• Whentoggling,thecurrentrelayconditionischanged.• Cannot be used in BLOCK mode. • Cannot be used for ALARM DISABLE.• Thetimecanbere-triggeredbyanothercallbythesameoranotherperson.Therelayisactivatedand

the timer value set at each call. • RELAYTIMEhasthehigherpriority.Whenthesettimeislower,RELAYTIMEisusedautomaticallyas

the switching time.

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3. Switching At Alarm (ALARM)Thisisafunctionforthealarmmode.Incaseofalarm(e.g.IN1wasswitched),thiscommanddetermineswhattodoinadditiontotheALARM-SMSandEMAIL.Thisproductpermitsdefiningtherelaysforautomaticswitching.Thecommandforthisis: SET ALARM <OUTx> [<OUTy>] [<OUTz>] [<TIME>] #1513 Time: Howlongshouldtherelayswitch,inseconds Maximumtime:300seconds Specialvalue/default:0=onlyactivation(seebelow)Examples: SET ALARM OUT1 OUT3 #1513Sincenotimewasindicated,„0“isusedautomatically.Therelays1and3switchatALARMandremainactivateduntilALARMDISABLE#1513issent.TESTandRESETrequeststhecurrentconfirmationaccordinglyandresetsthemtoDEFAULT<off>.

RELAYTIMEhasthehigherpriority.Whenthesettimeislower,RELAYTIMEisusedautomaticallyastheswitching time.

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e) Further SensorsTheproductalsohasadditionalsensorsthatcanbeusedforalarming.

1. Internal Temperature Measurement (TEMP)Theproducthasan internal temperaturesensoron theGSMPCBthatcanbeused to issueanalarm incaseoftemperaturesthatgivereasonforconcern(e.g.lessthan0°Corabove+40°C).However,theintrinsictemperatureismeasuredhereinsteadoftheambiencetemperature.Thecommandforconfigurationis: SET TEMP <MIN. Temp.> <MAX. Temp.> #1513 Min.value:-390(-39.0°C) Max.value:850(+85,0°C)

WhenusingMINandMAXvalues,thisthresholdisdeactivatedautomaticallysincethereisnomeasuredvalue behind it.

Thevalue„MIN.Temp“mustbelessthanthevalue„MAX.Temp.“.Example: SET TEMP -10 +225 #1513Analarmistriggeredbelow-1°Candabove+22.5°C.TESTandRESETrequeststhecurrentconfirmationaccordinglyandresetsthemtoDEFAULT<off>.

There isanother system function that influences this command:HYSTEMP.Formoreon this, see thecorresponding chapter.

2. Top Cover Sensor (TOPCOVER)Tooffertheuseraccesstotheproductformaintenancewithouthavingtoremoveitfromtheinstallation,theSIMcardandtheUSBsocketarefreelyaccessibleafterthelidisremoved.Theproducthasalightsensortorecogniseandalarmunauthorisedaccess.Thiscanbeusedforalarmingoncethecapisremoved.Thecommandforactivationis: SET TOPCOVER [<SMS>] [<Block>] #1513WhenusingtheparameterSMS,analarmSMSissentwhenremovingthelidinmode„ALARMENABLE“.WhenBLOCKisused,BLOCKmodeisactivatedautomatically.Bothcanbecombined.Ifnoparameter is indicated,thefunctionisdeactivated(identicalwithRESET).TESTandRESETrequeststhecurrentconfirmationaccordinglyandresetsthemtoDEFAULT<off>.

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f) Other FunctionsThisproducthasanumberofotherfunctionsintheareaofcommunication.Allfunctionsthatcanstillbeperformedortriggered via text message and call and that have not been described yet are included in this chapter.

1. Newsletter Function (SMSNEWS)Thisproductwasalsodevelopedforassociationsandgroups.Thisfunctionwasintegratedtokeepmembersuptodateonnews.Anewslettermessagetotheproductisforwardedtoallgroupmembers.Thisfunctionisalsoconnectedto higher costs. Generally, the following rule applies:• WhocansendaNewstextmessage?

Everyone who knows the PIN number.• Whoreceivesthistextmessage?

Groups with activated NEWS• HowdoestheproductrecogniseaNewstextmessage?

With the command NEWSLETTER: <NEWS> #1513• HowcanoneunsubscribefromNEWS?Notautomatically.Therefore,theSMSFORWARDfunctionisrecommended.Theadministratorreceivestheunsub-scription and needs to change the rights (move to another group).

EveryonewiththePINcansendanewslettertextmessage: NEWSLETTER: <Text> #1513Example: NEWSLETTER: Welcome to the NEWSLETTER function of the G155! #1513Allrecipientsthanareshown: GX155 V1.00 WelcometotheNEWSLETTERfunctionoftheG155!

OnlygroupmemberswithactivatedNEWSLETTERfunctionreceivethismessage. Example:SET G1 NEWS #1513 activatesNEWSLETTERforgroupG1. Themode„ALARMENABLE“isrequired.Otherwisean„AccessDenied“isreplied.

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2. Forwarding (SMSFORWARD)Manycustomersusually used thepredecessorproductsof the „GX155“withPrePaid cards.However, automaticcharginghadtobesetforthisatalltimes.Thiswastooinsecureformanycustomers(costprotection).Additionally,itispossiblethatpersonsdonotwantanyfurtheralarmmessagesbutareunabletocontacttheproduct’sowner.Bothproblems are removed with the forwarding function. Thefunctionhasthefollowingparameters: SET SMSFORWARD [TelNr] #1513 TelNr: Phonenumbertowhichallincomingtextmessagesareforwarded.

Ifnotspecified,allgroupmemberswiththeSMSFORWARDauthorisationreceivetheforwardedmessage. Ifyouwanttolimitthecostsforforwarding,youcanchooseasinglephonenumber.Sincethisfunctionisconnectedtocosts,theDEFAULTvalueis,ofcourse,„OFF“.TESTandRESETrequeststhecurrentconfirmationaccordinglyandresetsthemtoDEFAULT<off>.

3. Call INCALL Function (CALLINCALL)TheCALLINCALLfunctionwasdevelopedtotriggeranactionatanotherproductincaseofalarm.ThisfunctionhasthetaskoftriggeringtheINCALLfunctionofanotherproduct incaseofalarm.Thistriggersswitchingofaremoteconsumer or alarm siren. SET CALLINCALL <TelNr> [RingCount] #1513 TelNr: NumberofanotherGSMproduct. RingCount: Optional,howoftenisitsupposedtoring.1to10x

Thisphonenumberhasnothingtodowiththephonebookandissavedseparately. Therequirementstothephonenumbercorrespondtothoseofthephonebook(internationalformat,etc…). Thenumberofringtonesistheoreticanddependsontheproviderofthetargetnumber.TESTandRESETrequeststhecurrentconfirmationaccordinglyandresetsthemtoDEFAULT<off>.

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4. Send SMS Command (OUTSMS)Atextmessagecanbesentoutautomaticallytotriggeranactionatanotherproductincaseofalarm.Thetextmes-sagecontentisadjustedtotheregularsizeofaGXproductcommand.Thecommandforthisis: SET OUTSMS <TelNr> <TEXT> #1513 TelNr: NumberofanotherGSMproduct. Text: Thetextmessagecontentincludingspaces.Max.length:59characters.Example: SET OUTSMS +49112233… SET OUT3 #1234 #1513 Nowtherelayintheproductwithphonenumber+49112233…issetwhenanalarmistriggered.

Thisphonenumberhasnothingtodowiththephonebookandissavedseparately. Therequirementstothephonenumbercorrespondtothoseofthephonebook(internationalformat,etc…).TESTandRESETrequeststhecurrentconfirmationaccordinglyandresetsthemtoDEFAULT<off>.

g) System FunctionsThischapterdescribestechnicallysophisticatedfunctions.Thefactorysettingsarealreadysetformostapplicationareas.Therefore,werecommendonlyadjustingtheseparametersintherespectiveapplicationcases.

Iftheproducthasanymalfunctions,firstresetthefactorysettings. If youneed to contact thehotline, ensure that thedevice is back in its standard configuration (factory

settings).

1. Time between Two Alarm Messages (IDLEALARM)Incaseofalarm,theproductwillsendanalarmmessage.Fromthistimeonwards,atimewindow(idlewindow)startsforthisinput;duringthistime,nootheralarmcanbetriggered.Thisreducesthetextmessagecostscausedbyanincorrectly set product. Every alarm source has its own idle time window. A value of 5 minutes is set in the factory for the idle time window. SET IDLEALARM <Time> #1513 Time: 1-240minutesExample: SET IDLEALARM 15 #1513 Theperiodbetweenalarmmessagesisnow15minutes.Inthistimewindow,youwillnotreceiveanynewmessagesonalarmsituationchanges.Withinthisperiod,however,every user is able to check his parameters. TEST IDLEALARM #1513 Readingtheconfiguration

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2. Time between Relay Switching (RELAYTIME)Sincethisproductmostlikelyisusedtoswitchcomplicatedconsumers,activatinganddeactivatingtooquicklymaycausedamage.Therefore,thetimebetweentwoconditionchangesofarelaycanbedefined: SET RELAYTIME <Time> #1513 Time: 1-30seconds,factorysetting=5secondsAll switching commands during this time window are rejected. Only BLOCK mode has a higher priority.TESTandRESETrequeststhecurrentconfigurationaccordinglyandresetsit.

3. Hysteresis for TEMP (HYSTEMP)Thefactorysettingswerealreadychosentobesuitableformostapplications.Changesareonlynecessaryinexcep-tions.Thehysteresis functionwasdeveloped topreventundesiredalarms.Hysteresiswillcause thealarm threshold tochangeafterthehysteresisvalueisexceeded.Thisrequirestheanaloguevaluetoenterthepermittedareafurtherbefore the alarm condition stops.

Analogue value

Upper threshold

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Lower threshold

Alarm with hysteresis

Hysteresis

Hysteresis

Time

TimeAlarm without hysteresis

Thesehysteresisvaluesaresetindependentlyofthealarmvaluewiththefollowingcommands: SET HYSTEMP <value> #1513 Regardsfunction:TEMP Thevaluerangeforthecommandis:HYSTEMP0.....99(01=0.1°C);defaultsetting0.2°C Thevalue„0“deactivatesthisfunction(atyourownrisk-toofrequentswitchingprocesses!)TheactionTESTforanyfunctiondisplaysthecurrentstatusofallhysteresisvalues.RESETresetstothebasicset-tings.

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h) ResetToperformareset,theSTOPbuttonatthefrontofthedevicemustbepushedandhelduntiltheredLEDstartstoflash.TheLEDwillflashuntilthebuttonisreleased.

i) Factory SettingsToresetallsettingstofactorysettings(„Factory-Reset“),firstpushandholdthebuttonSTOP.Afterafewseconds,theredLEDwillstartflashingquickly.Aresetisperformedafterrelease.PushingandholdingSTOPagainatonceuntiltheredLEDflashesslowlycausesallsettingstoberesettofactorysettings.ThedevicePINisalsoresettothedefault#1513!

Factory Reset (SETUP)Alternatively,youcanalsouseatextmessagecommandforthis. RESET SETUP 12345678 #1513Thefigures1to8servetoverifythatthiscommandshouldactuallybetriggered.

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11. RS485 interfaceTheRS485-interfaceservesremotecontrolandexpansionoftheproduct.Onlyproductsofficiallyreleasedasacces-soriesareincludedinthewarrantyandguarantee.Theseproductsarelocatedintheaccessorieslistontheproductpage at www.conrad.com.Otherdevicesmustnotbeconnectedtotheinterface!

12. MaintenanceRegularlyinspecttechnicalsafetyofthesystem,e.g.fordamagetotheconnectionlinesandsensors.Servicing or repair must only be carried out by a specialist.Ifitcanbeassumedthatsafeoperationisnolongerpossible,thedevicemustbeturnedoffandprecautionsaretobetaken to ensure that it is not used unintentionally.Itcanbeassumedthatoperationwithoutdangerisnolongerpossibleifpartsofthedevicehaveanyvisibledamage,the system no longer works or severe mechanical stain has occurred.

13. Disposal Theproductdoesnotbelong in thehouseholdwaste!Disposeof theproductaccording to therelevant

statutory regulations at the end of its service life.

14. Declaration of Conformity (DOC)ConradElectronicSE,Klaus-Conrad-Straße1,D-92240Hirschau, herebydeclares that this product conforms toDirective2014/53/EU.

ClickonthefollowinglinktoreadthefulltextoftheEUDeclarationofConformity: www.conrad.com/downloads

Selectalanguagebyclickingonthecorrespondingflagsymbol,andthenentertheproductordernumberinthesearchbox.TheEUDeclarationofConformityisavailablefordownloadinPDFformat.

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15. Technical DataInstallation ........................................................DIN-RAIL,35mmOperating voltage ............................................100-240V/AC,50/60HzPower input ......................................................Max. 30 mAPower consumption ..........................................Average:3WExternal fuses recommended ...........................2A,250VInternal battery (time) .......................................Lithiumbattery,cannotbereplacedSwitchingpower(externalfuserequired) .........250V/AC,16A(ohmicload) 250V/AC,3A(inductiveload) 24V/DC,16A

Important note: OUT1toOUT3:Onlyfunctionalseparation(observenotesintheoperatinginstructions!)

Input IN1 to IN3 ...............................................LogicalLow/Lat0to5V/AC LogicalHigh/Hat15V/ACtomax.250V/ACNote:IN1-3,OUT1-3,mainsunit ......................OvervoltagecategoryIII,300V Degreeofcontamination:2 Voltageresistance:4000Vmax.Inputs IN4 and IN5 ...........................................LogicalLow/Lat0to1.0V/DC LogicalHigh/Hat1.5V/DCtomax.32V/DCInternal temperature sensor .............................-40°Cto+125°C,accuracy:+/-2°CRS485-voltage supply ......................................Internal,5V/DC,150mAmax.RS485 bus driver ..............................................MAX485RS485 interrupt line ..........................................Opendrain,max.10mA,5Vmax.,frommasterRS485 operating modes ...................................Master/SlaveRS485 galvanic insulation ................................Yes,presentTransmissionfrequencyGSM/GPRSmodule ..GSM900:880-915MHz GSM1800:1710-1785MHzTransmissionpower..........................................GSM900:33dBm±2dBm GSM1800:30dBm±2dBmRequiredSIMcard ...........................................Mini SIM 3 VRequiredwireendsleeves ...............................IN1,IN2,IN3,OUT1,OUT2,OUT3:2,5mm² IN4,IN5:1,5mm²Enclosed aerial .................................................MMCX-plug,cablelengthapprox.3mAmbience conditions ........................................Temperaturerange-10°Cto+55°C;airhumiditymax.90%rel.

humidity,non-condensingDimensions .......................................................120x84x52,5mmWeight ..............................................................205 g

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