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Product ID5999881193053
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Package size170x120x35 mm
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Package weight0.25 kg
Communicator for alarm control panels, wich can be used as a universal GSM adapter for alarm sytems, as a GSM line simulator, or for substituting a landline.
Main features:
- GSM communication
- 1 telephone line output
- Forwarding of incoming SMS messages
- Push-button for GSM signal strength indication
Application area:
- Universal GSM adapter for security systems
- Landline substituting device
- GSM phone line simulator
Functions
- Connecting alarm control panels to the GSM network, that are capable of sending signals in DTMF format to the central monitoring station via landline (Contact ID, Ademco Express).
- The adapter enables installing an alarm system where no landline is available, but reporting to a monitoring station is required.
- When a landline phone is connected, outgoing and incoming calls are made over the GSM network.
- Checking GSM signal strength with LED display.
- Forwarding of incoming SMS messages to a configurable mobile phone number
Technical specification
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Transmission channelGSM
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Frequency band850/900/1800/1900 MHz
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Operating temperature-20 ºC - +70 ºC
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Supply voltage12-30V DC
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Current consumption (maximum)400 mA @ 12 VDC
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Current consumption (nominal)110 mA @ 12 VDC
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CasingPCB + metal case
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Terminal connector designMounted on the panel
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Dimensions100x70x19 mm
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Weight80 g
Notifications
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DTMF-based reporting to monitoring stationYes
Supported protocols
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SIA DC-05 (DTMF) protocolYes
Programming
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Programming methodUsing a phone device
Users
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User phone numbers for forwarding incoming SMS messages1
Other functions
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Voice dialer adaptationYes
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Phone line emulationYes
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Adaptation of alarm control panels to mobile networkYes
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When the call is made from the device, the phone does not display the caller’s number. Why?
You have to enable to send the caller ID of the inserted SIM card by the GSM provider. Put the SIM card into a mobile phone, and call the GSM provider customer service, in the menu, you will be able to enable that feature. (Even though the caller ID shows up when you make a call with a mobile phone, it will not show up when you use the device until you enable this feature through the GSM provider)
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The module sends a long line of continuous letter / sequence SMS message to the SMS forwarding featured phone number. What is the reason for this?
This phenomenon happens when you do not receive a regular SMS (text) to the phone module, but some kind of a multimedia message (MMS photo) or some other encoded message (for example, encoded Cyrillic letters with accents or other capitalization). An industrial phone module is not able to handle this, that's why the mentioned letters/sequences are converted into Unicode form and are forwarded to your phone (depending on the size of the message 1 MMS can be received in 3 or 4 SMSs). Please note that in this case there is no problem with the device itself, but this phenomenon is caused by the above-described reason. If this occurs regularly, there is a good chance that it is an advertising / marketing message sent by the service provider, which can only be stopped by either asking the service-provider not to send such messages to this given phone number or by turning off the message forwarding function (in the settings: delete the SMS forwarding phone number), if this function is not absolutely necessary.
Downloads
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ecoLINE GSM II v4-14 Manual EN 31-08-2017
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ecoLINE GSM II volume adjusting utility (Signed)
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TELLtest_HID_logger_v2
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ecoLINE GSM II CE
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ecoLINE GSM II EU-Compliance Statement
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ecoLINE GSM II Leaflet EN
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ecoLINE GSM II firmware v4-14
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Firmware upgrade instructions
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Release notes (EN)