Honeywell GSMV4G User Manual

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Installation and Setup Guide
800-11119 1/12 Rev. E

Honeywell GSMV4G Specifications

General

Network Technology	GSM / HSPA
2G bands	GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900
3G bands	HSDPA 850 / 1900 / 2100
GPRS	Yes
EDGE	Yes
Speed	HSPA
Network	GSM / HSPA
Display	2.4 inch, 240 x 320 pixels
Operating System	Proprietary OS

Summary

SECTION 1: General Information

System Overview

Overview of the GSMV4G/GSMVCN4G communicator, its capabilities and new 4G connectivity.

General Information

Details on communicator signal transmission, SMS/email capabilities, and AlarmNet Remote Services.

System Features

Highlights basic features including Remote Services and quick connection to Honeywell panels.

Encryption

Information on the 256-bit AES encryption used by the communicator for enhanced security.

Remote Services

Description of web-based services for remote system access and event notifications.

Modes of Operation

Overview of the four operational modes for compatibility with various control panels.

Specifications

Technical specifications including mechanical, input power, current drain, and environmental details.

Compatibility

Information on compatible control panels and receivers for UL and ULC installations.

Compliance

Details on ULC installation codes and standards the device complies with.

SECTION 2: Mounting and Wiring

Determine the Signal Strength and Select a Location

Guidance on selecting an optimal location based on signal strength for proper operation.

Mounting the Communicator

Instructions for physically mounting the GSMV4G/GSMVCN4G unit to a surface or gang box.

Mounting Procedures

Specific procedures for mounting GSMV4G (no rear tamper) and GSMVCN4G (with rear tamper).

Wiring the Communicator

Details on connecting the communicator to power and other system components.

Wiring for two-way voice

Instructions for connecting the optional audio cable for two-way voice functionality.

Wiring for ECP, 4204 and Two-4204 Modes

Wiring diagrams for ECP, 4204, and Two-4204 communication modes with control panels.

Wiring for Zone Trigger Mode

Guide for connecting triggers for Zone Trigger Mode using various input types.

Wiring the Fault Relay

How to wire the fault output trigger for fail-safe mode and communicator fault conditions.

Power Connections and Options

Information on powering the communicator and available options for different installation types.

Powering the Communicator

Details on different methods for powering the device: standard, ULC, and shared transformer.

Backup Battery Connection

Instructions for connecting the backup battery for power loss protection.

Initial Power-Up Sequence

Steps to follow for the initial power-up of the device after installation.

SECTION 3: Programming the Communicator

General Information

How the communicator delivers alarms via GSM network to AlarmNet and requires an AlarmNet-i account.

Using the AlarmNet Direct Website

Instructions for programming the communicator via the AlarmNet Direct website.

Using a 7720P Programming Tool

How to connect and use the 7720P Programming Tool for device configuration.

Using the Control Panel Programming Mode

Using control panel programming mode for ECP Mode communicator configuration.

Programming Conventions

General guidelines and conventions for answering programming prompts and navigating menus.

ECP Mode Programming

Detailed prompts and options for programming the communicator in ECP mode.

ECP Status Codes

Table of common ECP keypad display status codes and their meanings.

Alternative Mode Programming

Programming for Zone Trigger, 4204 Emulation, and Two-4204 Emulation modes.

Exiting Programming Mode

Steps to exit programming mode and upload configuration changes.

Setting Factory Defaults

Instructions to reset programming options to factory-default values.

SECTION 4: Registration

Registering the Communicator

Overview of the registration process and LED status indications.

Registering through AlarmNet Direct Website

Steps for registering the communicator via the AlarmNet Direct website.

Register using the Tamper Switch

Method for initiating the registration sequence using the tamper switch.

Registering using the Programming Tool

Using the 7720P Programming Tool for interactive registration.

Possible Errors

Common errors encountered during registration and their potential causes.

Replacing an existing communicator

Procedure for registering a replacement communicator with PIN verification.

Register by Phone

Instructions for registering the communicator by calling the AlarmNet Technical Assistance Center.

SECTION 5: Programmer Keyboard Commands

Programmer Keyboard Commands

Overview of commands to view connectivity settings and options using the 7720P.

Identification Displays

How to view MAC Address, SCID, and IMEI using keyboard commands.

GSM Status Displays

Information on viewing GSM network status, signal strength, and registration.

System Status Displays

How to view zone, tamper, power, battery, and fault status on the communicator.

Appendix A: Summary of LED Operation

Module Operation Modes

LED indications for different operation modes (ECP, Zone, 4204) and signal strength.

Module Status

LED indications for module status including GPRS service and registration.

Appendix B: Central Station Messages

ECP Mode Messages

Central station alarm and restore codes for ECP Mode.

Zone and 4204 Modes Messages

Central station alarm and restore codes for Zone and 4204 Modes.

Specific to Residential / Commercial Control Panels

Panel-specific communicator trouble and radio fault messages.

Specific to Commercial Control Panels

Commercial panel specific trouble, signal loss, and radio fault messages.

AlarmNet Messages

Messages related to communication failure, radio substitution, and service termination.

Appendix C: Glossary