Digital Security Controls Ltd. 163G4005 User Manual

Universal Cellular Communicator

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Phone Number Use: 1 SMS Phone Numbers; 2 Voice Dialer Phone Numbers.
Double Click on 1 to enable phone numbers for SMS Communicator, 8 of 32 phone numbers of the phonebook;
Double Click on 2 to enable phone numbers for Voice Communicator, 8 of 32 phone numbers of the phonebook.

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Label: this column lists the events for which a voice message / SMS. can sent.

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Contact ID Identifier: select if the event to be converted must be an Activation or a Restore, Select the event code through a
label, for example “100 - Medical”. Then select the Partition and the Zone.

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Event SIA Identifier: in the case of SIA event, the event Data Code will be compared with the patterns and consists of the
characters from 'A' to 'Z'. Disabled option are represented as empty strings (00).

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SMS Tel. Numbers: click on [+] SMS Tel. Numbers columns in accordance with the desired event. The tick indicates that a partic-
ular telephone number will be called when an event occurs.

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SMS Text: in the column ‘SMS Test’, click the box corresponding to the message to be programmed and enter the message
you wish to send when the relevant event occurs (maximum 100 characters).

IP Receivers

This page is for setting parameters related to GPRS.

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Because the delays which may occur in transmission via GPRS, are caused by the activities of the network manager, we
recommend you program as many call attempts to the alarm control panel as possible, and that you also provide a backup
telephone number which transmits alarms via GSM as well as via GPRS.

RECEIVER OPTIONS

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Fibro account: enter the Fibro account code for communication with SYSTEM III or SYSTEM receivers (10 hexadecimal
characters) to allow the receiver to identify the transmitter.

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Ensure a different customer Code is assigned to each communicator that transmits events to the same receiver.

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DNIS: the communicator will send the DNIS queues within the Fibro packet to allow the receiver to identify the device (hexa-
decimal numbers from 00000 to FFFFF). DNIS is used to make sure that signals routed through Cellular Data Network reach
the same customer account in the automation software.

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Encryption Enabled: click on to enabled, the communicator supports encryption with automatic encryption key.

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Hold ACK in memory timeout: Enter the time that a received ACK (acknowledge) will be held in memory (range 0 to 15
minutes). If 0 (Default) this option will be disabled.

RECEIVER 1

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Receiver Functionality mode: select Primary (Receiver 1 is enabled) or Not Used (Receiver 1 is disabled, Receiver 2 pro-
gramming will be ignored; CID/SIA event transmission to central station is disabled).

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CellularReceiver 1 Address: enter the primary receiver IP address that can be written in the following formats: example
“192.168.0.101”.

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In the case of invalid address (empty or not well-formed string), related Receiver is to be considered as Not Present.

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Receiver 1 remote port: each receivers will be provided with its own UDP port with the following constraints:
- The communicator will use this port to connect to receiver.
- The valid range for port numbers is 1 to 65535. If remote port is 0, related Receiver is to be considered as not present.
- The default port is 3061.

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Receiver 1 Local Port: for each receiver, the device will use a different UDP port with the following constraints:
- The communicator will use this port to connect to receiver.
- The valid range for port number is 0 to 65535. If Local Port is 0, the communicator will use a random port number in the
range 1 to 65535.
- The default port for Receiver 1 is 3060 and for Receiver 2 is 3065.