GE ARITECH ATS7300 - User Manual

© 2003 GE Interlogix B.V. 1047430
All Rights Reserved 12/2003
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Gouvars, Frederique (IndSys, GE Interlogix)
GSM Module
WHAT DOES IT DO?
The ATS7300 enables alarm reporting via GSM. All reporting
formats available through PSTN are fully functional, including voice
reporting or audio listen-in.The GSM module can be used for
primary reporting as well as back-up reporting (using multiple
central stations).
The ATS7300 has a provision to establish a reliable connection for
remote up-/downloading to and from the ATS panel. In data mode
the GSM module even can establish a connection up to 4800 baud
(for more details and programming options see ATS2000 / 3000 /
4000 Programming manual). A general fault indicator is available
(OC) to indicate if the battery is present, the battery fuse is ok and
the GSM network is detected.
IMPORTANT:
 Disable PIN code request on your SIM card (via
any mobile telephone)
 For proper operation a GSM card with subscription
is mandatory (NOT pre-paid).
 The ATS7300 will only operate (dial/answer) when
connected to the home network.
 A GSM module during operation can require a
maximum of 2A peak current; the back-up battery
normally wired to the control panel is now also
wired to the GSM module. The GSM module
checks the battery operation and disconnects the
battery when the battery voltage drops below 9
volts to preserve the battery (deep discharge
protection)
 Make sure the antenna itself is placed outside the
control panel.
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To do up/download via the GSM module, use a SIM
card that has fax and data enabled.
MOUNTING LOCATION
The ATS7300 must be mounted inside an ATS panel housing.
Important:
1. Disconnect the mains power before opening the cabinet.
 Disconnect AC mains plug from AC mains wall socket.
OR
 Disconnect the mains with a dedicated circuit breaker.
2. Disconnect the battery (when applicable).
MOUNTING THE UNIT
Mounting the ATS7300 into the control panel (ATS4000, Ref.
to figure ).
1. Remove the screws  and lift off the control panel PCB.
2. Place the extension pillars with the plastic rings on top of the
existing pillars .
3. Place the clips in the square holes .
4. Mount the ATS7300 using the screws and extension pillars .
5. Place the ATS control panel PCB back into its original position.
Mounting the ATS7300 into the control panel
(ATS2000/3000/4500, Ref. to figure )
1. Place the clips in the square holes  (use metal pillars when
available).
2. Mount the ATS7300 using screws.
Connecting the GSM module
Disconnect AC mains plug from AC mains wall socket
1. Remove the battery wires that run from the battery to the
control panel.
2. Add the blue “tap connectors” to the red and blue (or black)
battery leads.
3. Connect the additional wires, which will be clamped to the
GSM module.
4. Before clamping ensure that the battery leads will reach the
GMS module as well as the battery.
5. Connect the red wire to BATT IN + and the battery.
6. Connect the blue (or black) wire to BATT IN – and the battery.
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ATS7300
GSM Module

Summary

Introduction and Functionality

What the ATS7300 GSM Module Does

Explains the alarm reporting and remote programming capabilities via GSM.

Important Pre-installation Notes

Critical guidelines for SIM card preparation and network connectivity.

Installation and Mounting Procedures

Mounting ATS7300 in ATS4000 Panels

Step-by-step guide for physically installing the GSM module into ATS4000 housing.

Mounting ATS7300 in ATS2000;3000;4500 Panels

Instructions for mounting the GSM module in other ATS panel models.

Connecting the GSM Module to Power

Detailed wiring instructions for battery connections to the GSM module.

ATS7300 Component Description

GSM Module and Connector Details

Details on specific parts like GSM module, SIM socket, and connectors.

Status Indicators and Fault Output

LED Status and Communication Indicators

Explanation of MI, CS, FS, and GSM LEDs indicating module status.

Fault Indicator Output (Open Collector)

Description of the open collector output for fault supervision.

Technical Specifications

Key Technical Parameters

Key electrical and physical parameters of the GSM module.

Operational Logic and Usage Guidelines

How the GSM Module Operates

Explains the operational principles and power management of the module.

Important Usage Recommendations

Key advice for optimal performance and data transfer.

Manufacturers Declaration of Conformity

GE ARITECH ATS7300 Specifications

General

Max. number of zones	512
Max. number of areas	32
Max. number of users	1000
Input Voltage	230V AC
Operating Temperature	-10°C to +55°C
Enclosure Rating	IP30
Humidity Range	95% noncondensing