Novibo SX GSM SMS Auto-dial Alarm System User Manual

SX GSM SMS Auto-dial Alarm System
SX Business/Home GSM
Alarm system
Installation and User Manual
Product Features:
1. 16 wireless zones, 3 wired zones alarm system, suitable for small to medium size offices and homes.
2. The system uses GSM communication channel, which can be installed in remote areas with GSM coverage.
3. The system supports 900/1800/1900 MHz GSM SIM cards. CDMA or other SIM cards cannot be used.
4. The system can store and dial/SMS 5 phone numbers (15 digits maximum). If an alarm occurs, the numbers
stored will be dialed/SMS in order starting with the first phone slot. You can set to dial to monitoring center,
police, or the administrator.
5. By using the remote controllers, you can arm, disarm, or set off the alarm.
6. You can control the system by calling the system anytime, wherever you are. For security reasons, a PIN
code must be used for accessing the system.
7. The system supports all kinds of wireless sensors: PIR motion sensors, door/window contact sensors, gas
detectors, smoke detectors, panic buttons, and infrared balusters are available.
8. The system supports wired sensors (NO/NC contacts, different wired sensors are available).
9. The system does not need a land telephone line to operate; it is suitable for cottages, houses, shops, and
garages. The system only needs a GSM network.
10. With back-up batteries inside, the system can detect AC power cut-off and send SMS alert to the numbers
stored.
11. For weak GSM signal area, an external antenna can be used.
12. Two open collector outputs are available to be used according to customer demands.
13. One on-board relay and one open collector speaker output are available for customer application.
14. The system can control home electrical appliances (optional switch box is available).
15. Easy installation and operation.
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Novibo SX GSM SMS Auto-dial Alarm System Specifications

General

Brand	Novibo
Model	SX GSM SMS Auto-dial Alarm System
Category	Security System
Language	English

Summary

Installation Guide

Insert a SIM card to the alarm unit

Insert SIM card into the alarm unit, ensuring correct orientation and securing the frame.

Connect the antenna

Connect the antenna to the alarm unit before powering it up, avoiding over-tightening.

Connect the siren to alarm system

Connect the siren wires to the SIREN and GND ports on the main panel.

Connecting wired sensors

Connect wired sensors (NO/NC) to the three available inputs on the main panel.

Connecting switched output devices (Home-appliance Control)

Utilize open collector outputs, speaker output, and relay for home appliance control.

Main Panel LED Indicators

Signal LED Status

Explains the meaning of green, orange, and red signal LED lights for system status.

Rear Connection Ports

Port Descriptions

Details the function and connection of each port on the rear of the main unit.

Operating the System

Using Remote Controller

Control arming, disarming, and triggering the alarm using remote controller buttons.

Phone Call and SMS Control

Operate the alarm system via phone call or SMS text messages with password input.

System Commands Overview

Lists commands for arming, disarming, siren control, and system status checks.

Phone Number and SMS Alert Setup

Setting Alarm Phone Numbers

Configure up to five phone numbers for alarm notifications via SMS commands.

Customizing SMS Alert Content

Modify the default SMS alert messages for different triggered zones.

Advanced Instructions

System Reset Procedure

Steps to reset the system to factory settings, requiring re-registration of sensors.

Adding New Sensors

Registering new wireless sensors or remote controls within 20 seconds of powering on.

Testing and Troubleshooting

Alarm System Testing

How to test the alarm function using remote controls or SMS commands.

Canceling Lost Remote Controllers

Procedure to clear lost remote controllers by resetting the alarm system.

Technical Parameters

GSM Alarm Module Specifications

Details operating voltage, power, wireless frequency, and GSM frequency.

Outer Alarm Siren Specifications

Provides volume, working temperature, and humidity for the external siren.

Wireless Detector Specifications

Lists power supply, current, frequency, distance, and working conditions for detectors.

Troubleshoot Section

GSM Network Connection Issues

Troubleshooting for GSM network establishment problems and signal LED status.

Sensor Triggering Problems

Solutions for sensors not triggering the alarm system, checking batteries and re-matching.