Insys GSM 4.2 Compact User Manuals

Table of Contents

• INTRODUCTION

  7
• OVERVIEW

  10
• INSYS GSM 4.2

  11
• INSYS GSM 4.2 COMPACT

  11
• DATA SERVICES

  12
• Data services via the serial interface

  12
• Data Connection via the GSM network

  12
• ADDITIONAL FUNCTIONS

  12
• TECHNICAL DATA

  13
• Mechanical characteristics

  13
• Power supply

  14
• Serial interface RS232 (V.24)

  15
• SIM card

  15
• Audio interface (not for INSYS GSM 4.2 compact)

  16
• Antenna interface

  16
• Digital inputs and outputs

  16
• Terminal Layout

  17
• ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS

  18
• CERTIFICATIONS

  18
• INTERFACES, DISPLAY AND CONTROL ELEMENTS

  19
• Display elements

  19
• Reset key

  20
• INITIAL OPERATION

  21
• CHECK THE SCOPE OF DELIVERY

  21
• INSTALLATION OVERVIEW

  21
• IMPLEMENTATION OVERVIEW

  22
• SWITCH THE DEVICE ON AND TEST IT

  22
• INITIAL CONFIGURATION

  23
• Initial configuration via HSComm GSM

  23
• Initial configuration with AT commands

  26
• RESTART

  27
• Procedure: Insert SIM card

  27
• CONNECTION TEST

  28
• CAUSES OF ERROR DURING IMPLEMENTATION

  29
• TESTING THE SIGNAL QUALITY

  30
• CHECKING THE PIN AND THE LOGIN STATE

  31
• OPERATING MODES

  33
• CONNECTION MODE (ONLINE)

  33
• COMMAND MODE

  34
• Offline command mode

  34
• Online command mode (local)

  34
• Remote configuration

  35
• SMS configuration

  35
• ALARM STATE

  35
• CONFIGURATION SOFTWARE HSCOMM GSM

  37
• HELP

  37
• HSCOMM USER INTERFACE

  38
• Menus

  38
• Buttons

  40
• Status bar

  41
• Tabs

  41
• HSCOMM USER INTERFACE

  42
• Menus

  42
• Buttons

  44
• Status bar

  45
• Tabs

  45
• FUNCTIONS AND THEIR CONFIGURATION

  46
• PROCEDURES: CONFIGURE THE BASIC SETTINGS

  46
• GSM connection

  46
• DTMF tone processing

  47
• Connection attempts

  48
• Auto answer

  49
• System monitoring

  50
• Date/Time

  52
• Serial interface of the INSYS GSM

  52
• Protocol

  53
• Handshake

  53
• DTR behavior

  53
• SMS

  55
• Requirements for receiving an SMS

  55
• Receiving SMS

  55
• Automatic SMS processing

  56
• Commands via SMS

  57
• SMS acknowledgement

  58
• Requirements for sending an SMS

  58
• Send and receive SMS

  58
• SMS Dispatch to fax and e-mail

  60
• Example: Free SMS dispatch via AT commands

  61
• ALARM FUNCTIONALITY

  62
• Querying the alarm inputs

  62
• Alarm types

  62
• Possible reactions to incoming alarms

  64
• Possible recipients of an alarm message

  65
• Processing of the alarm messages

  65
• Main recipient and additional recipients

  65
• Procedure: Configcure alarms

  66
• SWITCH OUTPUTS

  70
• ACCESS CONTROL

  73
• Selective call answer

  74
• Passwords and DTMF PIN

  75
• Security callback

  76
• HISTORY

  78
• AUDIO INTERFACE AND VOICE CONNECTIONS

  80
• FLASH UPDATE

  80
• OPERATION WITH PLCS

  82
• AT COMMAND SETS

  84
• SHORT DESCRIPTION INSYS AT COMMANDS

  85
• COMPARISON IT COMMANDS / INSYS AT** COMMANDS

  87
• TABLE: GSM - SERVICE CENTER NUMBERS

  88