ID50 Series Panel - Installation, Commissioning & Configuration Manual
Configuration Mode
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997-263-000-11, Issue 11
January 2010
3 If required, press the ‘
6
’ button to select DISABLED.
4 Press ‘
4
’ to exit the Data Link Monitoring screen
and return to the Peripheral Options menu screen.
5.5.4.9 GSM Communications Module Event Messaging
The ID50/60 Series panels are now able to be configured
for use with a GSM Communications Module (GCM) (panel
software version 5.07, or later). This function is selected
through the RS232 Protocol option screen. The available
options are: changing the GSM PIN number; entry of up
to five GSM network telephone numbers and selecting
panel event categories for text message notification.
1 From the Setup menu screen, press the ‘
2
’ button
on the numeric keypad to select the RS232
Communications port option. The RS232 Protocol
setup screen is displayed. The PRINTER (default)
option is displayed first. Press the ‘
6
’ pushbutton twice
to select the GSM MODEM RS232 protocol option:
2 Press the ‘
2
/
8
’ pushbuttons to display more
configuration options for the GSM. The editable
options are: GSM PIN Number (to enable a change
of PIN number) and discrete GSM edit screens which
allow up to 5 GSM network numbers to be configured
to receive event messages from the ID50/60 Series
fire alarm control panels.
3 To change the GSM PIN number, press the ‘
6
’
pushbutton and the screen asks for the current PIN
to be entered (this is provided with the SIM card):
4 Using the numeric keypad enter the new PIN number
and press ‘
5
’ when finished. You will now be
prompted to enter the new PIN number again as
confirmation:
If the GSM PIN number change was successful you
will get the following message:
6
[Setup] Data Link Monitoring = DISABLED
> : Change ¦ : More < : Exit
[Setup] RS232 Protocol = GSM MODEM
> : Change ¦ : More < : Exit
[Setup] Change GSM PIN Number:
> : Change ¦ : More < : Exit
[Setup] Enter current PIN : _
<: Exit
[Setup] Confirm new PIN : _
<: Exit
[Setup] PIN Change complete
<: Exit
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