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GSM Pager3 Z6

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  • Product ID
    5999881193183
  • Package size
    230x160x35 mm
  • Package weight
    0.27 kg

IMPORTANT NOTICE: THIS PRODUCT HAS BEEN DISCONTINUED FROM NOVEMBER 2018.  REPLACEMENT PRODUCT: PAGER4

Main features:

  • GSM communication
  • 6 NO/NC contact inputs
  • 1 NO relay output
  • Programmable through USB and GSM data call (CSD)

Characteristics of the GSM Pager3 Z6:

  • Electric contact event signalization through the GSM network
  • Reporting to monitoring station in Contact-ID format
  • Voice call with recordable voice messages (8 x 8sec) to 4 phone numbers
  • SMS sending to 4 phone numbers
  • Independent alarm function
  • Adjustable input sensitivity in tenth of a second, seconds and minutes units
  • Forwarding of incoming SMS messages (e.g. balance information of prepay SIM card)
  • Supply voltage supervision
  • Firmware update through USB and GSM data call
  • Arming / disarming, status query, remote control of the output via phone call
  • Control of the relay output and status query in SMS
  • Full remote diagnostics, inputs and output monitoring, event log preview
  • Programmable through USB and GSM data call (CSD)

Application area:

  • Optional GSM communicator for alarm control panels
  • Standalone alarm control module for protection of small premises, garages
  • Reporting the state of different switches over voice call and SMS
  • Remote relay control

Technical specification

  • Transmission channel
    GSM
  • Frequency band
    850/900/1800/1900 MHz
  • Operating temperature
    -20 ºC - +70 ºC
  • Supply voltage
    9-30 VDC
  • Current consumption (maximum)
    500 mA @ 12 VDC
  • Current consumption (nominal)
    100 mA @ 12 VDC
  • Casing
    Plastic
  • Terminal connector design
    Connectable
  • Dimensions
    84x72x32 mm
  • Weight
    200 g

Inputs

  • Contact inputs
    6
  • Configurable inputs (NO/NC)
    6
  • Adjustable input sensitivity
    Yes

Outputs

  • Relay outputs
    1
  • Output control through free GSM call
    Yes
  • Output control with commands through GSM voice call
    Yes
  • Output control by SMS
    Yes
  • Output activation on GSM fault
    Yes

Notifications

  • GSM voice call
    Yes
  • SMS sending
    Yes
  • DTMF-based reporting to CMS
    Yes

Supported protocols

  • SIA DC-05 (DTMF) protocol
    Yes

Programming

  • Programming method
    USB / GSM data call (CSD)
  • Programming software
    Yes

Users

  • User phone numbers for forwarding incoming SMS messages
    2
  • User phone numbers for reporting
    4
  • User phone numbers for output control
    4

Remote monitoring

  • Monitoring station phone numbers
    2
  • Individual reporting to monitoring station
    Yes

Other functions

  • Configurable internal Contact ID event codes
    Yes
  • Built-in internal clock
    Yes
  • Security password
    Yes
  • Event logs / number of stored events
    Yes / 1200
  • Caller identification
    Yes
  • Individual SMS sending to user phone numbers with predefinable message
    Yes
  • Alarm sending to user phone numbers with siren tone being used
    Yes
  • Alarm restriction
    Yes
  • Alarm control panel function (arming/disarming, entry and exit delay)
    Yes
  • Recordable voice message sending to user phone numbers
    Yes
  • Selectable 24h zones
    Yes
  • Selectable confirmation request from user phone numbers
    Yes

  1. Why can I not make a call or send an SMS (Text) from the device?

    If you have a SIM card that is prepaid, please check if you have the necessarily amount of money on it, to make a call or send an SMS (Text). Insert the SIM card into another mobile phone and try to make a call, send an SMS (Text), so you can check if there is a problem with the SIM card or the device. If the SIM card is working, please check the module power supply and power demand, and also the GSM antenna connection. Make sure that you adjusted the right number, and that you allowed it to make a call or send an SMS (Text) to this phone number.

  2. 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)

  3. The device does not activate the relay output on an incoming call. Why?

    The caller ID identification must be enabled on the inserted SIM by the GSM service provider. Without this, the device will be unable to identify the incoming call ID identification. Insert the SIM card (which is in the device) into a mobile phone; call the customer service of the GSM service and enable this service in the menu. Make sure you set the timing of the relay output (if the timing is 0, the relay will not activate).

  4. Despite the fact that I received the call, the device makes a recall. Why?

    Perhaps the machine is set that the call must be acknowledged. In this case, it will redial during the alarm time, until you acknowledge the alarm. You can do this by pushing the asterisk * button.

  5. It is not possible to read or upload the setting to the device with the programming software. The connection does not get through, or sometimes the downloading stops.

    Please power up the module first, after that connect it to the computer.

  6. After installing the programmer software there is an error message saying that the DLL file is missing and it can not start.

    Some operating systems create a missing DLL file after connecting to the module. Connect the module through a USB to the computer, and after this start the programming software again.

  7. 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.

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Downloads

Version:
  • GSM Pager3 Z6 v3-20 Manual EN 24-08-2017
    2017.08.24 1.25 MB Download
  • GSM Pager3 Z6 Programming software v2-4-2-45 (Signed)
    2017.08.23 7.41 MB Download
  • Release notes
    2017.08.23 545 bytes Download
  • GSM Pager3 Z6 CE
    2013.01.15 698.16 KB Download
  • GSM Pager3 Z6 Leaflet EN
    2011.12.04 1.58 MB Download
  • GSM Pager3 Z6 firmware v3-50
    2017.12.05 269.77 KB Download
  • Firmware upgrade instructions
    2014.09.03 1.91 KB Download
  • Release notes
    2017.12.05 2.34 KB Download
  • BootloaderX22 firmware upgrade instructions (EN)
    2012.08.17 1.86 KB Download
  • BootloaderX22 EN firmware upgrade utility
    2012.08.17 1.59 MB Download
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