Features; Description; Installing The Bgsm-A - Bentel Security BGSM-A Mode D'emploi

FEATURES

BGSM-A
ˆ Simulates PSTN line
ˆ Switches to GSM Network in the event of PSTN
Trouble (Line down)
ˆ Manages and signals Incoming/Outgoing calls
ˆ 7 segment status display
ˆ GSM signal strength indicator
ˆ 5 programmable OC Outputs
ˆ Houses 12V-1.2Ah battery (not supplied)
ˆ Protected against tamper
ˆ Protected against PSTN over-voltage
ˆ Monitors battery status
ˆ Dual Band
ˆ 4 Alarm Channels
ˆ Manages 8 SMS Text Communications
ˆ Manages 8 (20 digit) telephone numbers per
channel
ˆ Control Outputs via SMS
ˆ Stop Alarm Jumper and SERVICE Channel
Optional Dialler features (with NC2/VOX)
ˆ Records up to 8 messages: 4 x 15 seconds
and 4 x 7 seconds
ˆ Voice Message can be assigned to each Alarm
Channel
ˆ Voice Message Priority (Channel 1)
ˆ 4 independent Alarm channels with priority
management (Channel 1 priority)
ˆ Up to 4 call cycles
ˆ Stop Alarm Jumper (SERV)
ˆ Digital message Recording/Playback
ˆ Message playback
ˆ Plays Alarm message up to 4 times
ˆ Programmable Handshake
IMPORTANT - The SIM-CARD PIN must
be disabled before use. On power-up, the
Red LED G G G G G will turn ON for approxima-
tely 20 seconds. The Red LED will turn off
when BGSM-A is ready to operate. If the
Red LED blinks (SIM-CARD trouble), it
will be necessary to turn the device OFF
and clear the Trouble.

DESCRIPTION

The engineer-friendly BGSM-A analogue interfa-
ce provides total confidence in all security and
surveillance applications. It can be simply and
cost-effectively intergrated with all alarm sy-
stems, and can substitute the PSTN line comple-
tely, in zones where the GSM Service is provi-
ded, and where hardwired telephone devices
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Table 1 - TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Model
Power Supply Voltage
Max. Current draw
Operating Temperature
Dimensions (W x H x D)
Weight
(without battery)
cannot be installed (mountain cabins, beach bun-
galows, etc.).
The BGSM-A manages two-way voice and Cen-
tral station communications, and all the telepho-
ne-control functions normally provided by tele-
phone diallers such as the B-TEL99.
The performance of this device greatly depends on
the selected GSM Network, and signal strength.
The BGSM-A supports CONTACT ID, 10 bps,
20 bps protocols and, in areas with optimum si-
gnal strength, SIA and CESA protocols, all of
which transmit properly over the GSM Networks.
The GSM signal strength is of utmost importance,
the BGSM-A should not be located in places where
the GSM signal is weak (e.g. only one signal stren-
gth LED ON), as communications will be at risk.
The BGSM-A can manage up to 8 SMS Texts, and
provides a remote control feature that will allow
Users to turn ON the 5 Outputs over the phone.
Due to the characteristics of GSM Networks, the
BGSM-A cannot be used as a modem for fax or
data transmission, or for Teleservice operations.
The BGSM-A is housed in a tamper-protected
metal casing, with built-in status display.
Available in the following models:
BGSM-A/12 powered by 13.8 V
BGSM-A/230 mains powered by 230 V

INSTALLING THE BGSM-A

The BGSM-A should be located in a safe dry
place, away from radio transmitters and similar
devices. When choosing the placement, remem-
ber that the BGSM-A/12 requires a 13.8 V
min. power supply (usually from the Security sy-
stem), and the BGSM-A/230 requires a 230 V
50 Hz - 150 mA power supply (usually from the
Mains).
Both models must be Earthed, and equipped with
standby batteries (see Figure 4).
G G G G G Test the GSM Network signal strength
before mounting the BGSM-A in the
proposed placement.
BGSM-A - GSM Dialler and Interface
BGSM-A/12 BGSM-A/230
230V~ ±10%
13.8 V
50Hz
1000 mA 150 mA
5÷40 °C
177 x 271 x 58,5 mm
1400 g 1750 g
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