System programming and SMS remote controlling the TS100
The TS100 understands the same commands via SMS as from a PC with the only difference that in an SMS message the
”dt+” part of the commands are not included and for the command ”dt+ipassw” the complete command is left out and
only the actual password included in the message. The password must always be located first in the SMS message. SMS
programming is done by creating an SMS message in a standard cellular phone and sending it to the phone number of the
SIM card that´s placed in the TS100. Several commands may be included in the same message and are then separated by
comma signs.
NOTE 1: Programming via SMS requires that the TS100 is not in PC programming mode. The PC programming cable
may be connected to the unit and the TS100 will in this case also display a message once receiving an SMS but the
programming mode must be left with the command “exit” before the TS100 will recognize any incoming SMS messages.
NOTE 2: Messages must be started with an exclamation mark and ended with two exclamation marks:
!password, command1,command2,command3!!
and can be maximum 160 characters long.
NOTE 3: The command ”exit” is not used via SMS. The TS100 will automatically leave programming mode once all
SMS commands are executed.
NOTE 4: All system parameters are stored on a non-volatile memory area meaning that all parameters will be unchanged
also after a possible power loss with the exception of the system time (used only if the unit is programmed to deliver test
messages at certain times). This means that if you want to PC-program the TS100 prior to the actual installation occasion,
this is best solved by that all parameters are entered except the system time which may then be entered after the installation
using an SMS message.
Examples of SMS messages to program and/or remote control the TS100:
Ex 1
!admin, rec1=123456789,msg3=Input 1,msg3rec=1,msg3s!!
Receiver 1 is set up to 123456789, msg3 (the message delivered at activation of input 1) is set to ”Input 1”, msg3rec=1
means that the at activation, message 3 is to be delivered to receiver one only and “msg3s” activates a simulation of msg3
(activation of input 1) meaning that the TS100 will immediately deliver “Input 1” to receiver no 123456789.
Ex 2
!admin,setpassw=asdfg,rec1=1234,rec2=5678,msg3=Input 1,msg4=Input 2,msg3rec=1,msg4rec=12,dt+swtime=1!!
Password is changed to asdfg, receiver 1 is set to 1234, receiver 2 is set to 5678, mottagare 2 sätts till 5678, msg3 (the
message delivered at activation of input 1) is set to ”Input 1”, msg4 (the message delivered at activation of input 2) is set to
”Input 2”, message 3 is delivered to receiver 1 only, message 4 is delivered to both receiver 1 and receiver 2 and the delay
time for switching LINE OUT from PSTN to GSM at a line failure is set to 1 (approximately 30 seconds).
Ex 3
!admin,setpassw=pwdpw,rec1=123456789,out1=1,out2=0,time=080528113000,listsms!!
Password is changed to pwdpw, receiver 1 is set to 123456789, output one is closed to GND (supply -), output 2 is
released from GND (supply -) if it was previously activated, the system time is updated to 2008-05-28, 11:30:00 and the
TS100 is finally ordered to deliver system settings to receiver no 1. The TS100 will reply with an SMS message to receiver
number one:
”ipassw,msg3**,swtime,msg1rec,msg2rec,msg3rec,msg4rec,msg5rec,msg6rec,rsttxt,testtime1,testime2,testtime3,out1,
out2,rec1,rec2,rec3,rec4,”
Positions where nothing is programmed will be displayed with a simple minus sign in the message, ex:
”pwdpwd,0,0, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, reset, 2400, 2400, 2400, 1, 0, 123456789, - , - , - ,”
Ex 4
!admin,out1=1,out2=1!!
Activate (close to GND) outputs one and two.
Ex 5
!admin,out1=0,out2=0!!
Deactivate (release from GND) outputs one and two.
Dualtech TS100T – System Description and Installation manual
System description
Normally, the TS100 is installed as the first client on the wired telephone line (PSTN). The alarm dialer will get access to the
PSTN line from the TS100 output “LINE OUT”. The TS100 constantly supervises the PSTN line and at a line failure, the “LINE
OUT” socket is switched to a simulated telephone line generated onboard the TS100. After the delay time set with DIP 2, the
error output “PSTN ERR” will be activated and if connected to a section of the alarm panel also cause the alarm panel to make a
call and deliver the line error alert to the receiving centre. The call is automatically done using the GSM voice channel and to the
alarm panel, the TS100 in this mode operates exactly as a PSTN socket. Further alarm messages are also distributed by the
TS100 over the GSM channel and as soon as a PSTN line restoral is detected, the “LINE OUT” socket is immediately switched
back to the PSTN landline.
Installation (NOTE: If no SMS or remote control features are to be used, page 2-4 of this manual may be ignored.
1. Connect incoming PSTN line (if available) to socket ”LINE IN”. If no connection, the TS100 will operate in GSM mode.
2. Connect the alarm panel line input to socket “LINE OUT”
3. Connect the TS100 error outputs E1 E1 (activated at removal of the cabinet lid), E2 E2 (activated at GSM error) and E3 E3
(activated at a PSTN error) to alarm sections on the alarm panel.
4. Enter a SIM card into the TS100 SIM card reader. NOTE: The card may not be protected by a PIN code. Use a standard
cellular phone to switch the PIN code protection off.
5. TS100 will boot once supply voltage 10-30 VDC is connected to socket SUPPLY. During a boot period, green LED 1 is
flashing once per second (searching for GSM network) and the other LED´s keeps flashing once per second. The unit will enter
idle mode once GSM network is located and logged on to.
6. Locate a suitable antenna placement by setting DIP6 to ON position. This will make the green LED 2 and the red LED
together indicate the GSM network signal strength. Both LED´s should be lit for proper operation. Normally, the antenna may be
placed on top of the TS100 cabinet.
7. Test the system by removing the PSTN line from the LINE IN socket. LINE OUT will immediately switch to GSM and
after the delay time set with DIP 1, the error output E3 E3 is activated, an alarm is triggered on the alarm panel and the PSTN
ERROR alert is delivered to the receiving centre via the GSM network.
Important notes
The TS100 must be located first on the incomnig telephone line. If not, lifting hook on other equipment (i.e. phone or fax)
located prior to the TS100 in the same telphone network will result in a line failure on the TS100.
Verify that the SIM card is not PIN code protected. Use a standard cellular phone to switch the PIN code protection off.
If the TS100 error outputs are used the alarm panel must be programmed with additional characters for the TS100 specific
error outputs.
The alarm dialler must be programmed to always dial area code prior to the receiver number. This has no effect via the
landline but is a must when using the GSM network.
If the TS100 is connected via a switchboard, verify that an external line failure is also detectable on the TS100 LINE IN.
TS100 technical data
Supply voltage: 10-30 VDC.
Current consumption standby, appr: 120 mA.
At GSM transfer, appr: 200 mA.
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