AJAX GPRS

Communication Module

Installation, Programming and Operation Manual

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The entire manual should be carefully read!

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 Table of Contents

PART: INSTALLATION
1. General Information..........................................................................................................4
1.1 General Functional Characteristics..............................................................................4
1.2 General Technical Features.........................................................................................4
2. Functional Diagram...........................................................................................................5
3. Basic Elements..................................................................................................................5
3.1 Contents of the Equipment..........................................................................................5
3.2 Components of AJAX GPRS Module...........................................................................6
4. Connection Diagrams.......................................................................................................8
4.1 Connection to CA62 and AVA alarm panels................................................................8
4.1.1 Mounting of AJAX GPRS...................................................................................8
4.1.2 Connecting to AJAX GPRS...............................................................................8
4.2 Connecting to ECLIPSE panel....................................................................................8
5. Initial Power-up of the modul...........................................................................................9
6. Reset Function...................................................................................................................9

PART: PROGRAMMING
7. Specialized ProsTE software - General Parameters......................................................10
7.1 Menu “1. General Settings”..........................................................................................12
7.2 Menu “2. Ajax Software Package”...............................................................................15
7.2.1 Submenu "AJAX SP PRO"................................................................................15
7.2.2 Submenu "AJAX SP STANDARD".....................................................................16
7.3 Menu “3. Phones and Emails”.....................................................................................17
7.3.1 Submenu "Phones"............................................................................................17
7.3.2 Submenu "Emails".............................................................................................18
7.3.3 Submenu "Common Settings for Serial comm".................................................19
7.4 Menu “4. Inputs / Outputs”...........................................................................................21
7.4.1 Submenu "INPUTS/OUTPUTS"........................................................................21
7.5 Menu “5. SMS”.............................................................................................................25
8. Recording Messages via AJAX GSM GPRS Voice Messages.......................................26

PART: USER
9. Management of outputs....................................................................................................28
9.1 Clip Functionality..........................................................................................................28
9.2 DTMF Functionality......................................................................................................28
9.2.1 Monitoring the output status...............................................................................28
9.2.2 Changing the status of an output.......................................................................28
9.2.3 Monitoring and changing the status of inputs at the same time.........................29
9.3 Management via SMS

APPENDIX..............................................................................................................................30
Notes.......................................................................................................................................34

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 PART: INSTALLATION
1. General Information
The AJAX GPRS module is a communication device for connection between intruder/fire alarm
panel and user/monitoring station.
Full functionality of the module is reached when connected to CA62 and AVA alarm panels (man-
agement and configuration through serial connection RS232) and ECLIPSE panels (manage-
ment and configuration through BUS 485).
The module can work with other intruder and fire alarm panels as an autonomous device through
its general purpose inputs/outputs. The module can be used for building of home automation
systems.

1.1 General Functional Characteristics

• 8 programmable I/O1 - I/O1-4 switch over electric current up to 100mA, while I/O 5-8 up to
500mA;
• Recording of 22 voice messages - 16 for inputs and 6 system messages2;
• Recording of 6 SMS messages - for test, identification and current status of the panel;
• 8 telephone numbers, up to 20 symbols each - for reporting of system events;
• Status LED indication;
• Remote management by users through user interface AJAX SP Professional;
• Energy-independent memory for storage of programmed data;
• Input for monitoring of AC: 9-35 VAC (if power supply is missing for more than 30 minutes, LED
indication of the module is activated);
• Algorithm for monitoring the main power supply of the module with possibility for sending mes-
sages to user or monitoring station;
• Communication interfaces: GPRS, GSM SMS, GSM Voice and USB (transport protocols: UDP,
TCP, DHCP and SMTP over PPP; application protocols: SIA-UDP, SIA-TCP, protocols for work-
ing with AXAJ Server PRO over TCP);
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I/O - General purpose Input/Output - configured by means ProsTE software (item 7.4)
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Via ProsTE software

1.2 General Technical Characteristics

• Main power supply - 9-30VDC, reversed polarity and overload protection;
• Resettable fuses;
• Current consumption:
- Normal operation mode (standby) - 50mA
- Communication (GSM) - up to 1.4А
• Time for filtration of signals incoming at I/O - 0.5sec;
• Mini USB input for direct PC connection (CDC class - virtual serial port);
• Working frequencies - 900/1800MHz;
• SIM interface - build-in;
• Antenna connector - SMA 50Ohm, internal mounted;
• Serial connector for connection to AVA and CA62 panels;
• Serial connector 485 interface for connecting of Eclipse panels;
• Reset jumper for restoring default settings.

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2. Functional Diagram
Up to 8 Users
Internet
Radio Messaging with:
GSM network - Voice and/or
- SMS
- E-mail

Device management:
GRRS / GSM network DTMF/CLIP/SMS

Monitoring
software
Power
supply
9 - 30V

Management by
Control user
panel Monitoring
station
Device control

B - General communication channel

Air-conditioning C - Backup communication channel
Lighting Automatic door
Heating
opening

Figure 1.

3. Basic Elements
3.1 Contents of the Equipment

1. Small universal plastic box -

bottom and cover with mounted light
pipe for indication.
2. AJAX GPRS module - see the
elements described in item 3.2.
3. Tamper switch for self protection
of the box.

Figure 2.

Attention: Install the device away from electromagnetic and radio sources that can cause dis-
ruption to the device!

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3.2 Components of AJAX GPRS Module
B Mounting holes
C Terminals I/O:
• IO 1-4 - current up to 100mA;
• IO 5-8 - current up to 500mA;
AJAX GPRS • GND - common earth.
D SIM Interface - Slot for SIM card. Follow the
schematic for placing the SIM card.
Attention: Disable the PIN code verification
before you insert the card in the slot!

E Mini USB Interface - for direct PC connection.

F Antenna - fixed to inner connector, SMA 50Ω.
G Reset jumper - see the decription in item 6.
H “Termination” jumper - Used only with ECLIPSE
panels. The jumper is set on when the module is the
last (furthest from the control panel) devise connect-
ed to the serial system BUS.

Figure 3.

I LED indication:
• RSSI (green) - Shows the signal strength - the installer counts the number of flashes
over 7 seconds interval. Indication is visible only when the cover is removed and has the follow-
ing meaning:

Number of flashes Interval Signal strength

☼ No signal
☼☼ Low
7 sec.
☼☼☼ Good
☼☼☼☼ Excellent

• LED1 (yellow) - Shows a technical problem in the power supply. Indication is visible
with mounted cover and has the following meaning:
LED1 Description
Lights on No AC power supply.
Discharged battery of the backup power supply.
Flashes
This indication has a priority in visualization.

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 • LED2 (red-green) - Shows the current status of the module. This indication is visible
with mounted cover of the box and has the following meaning:
LED2 Color Description
• The module is in communication mode - events transmitting over
GSM / GPRS channel;
Lights on Red
• The module is in programming mode - data exchange (reading/writ-
ing) with ProsTE software.
• Trouble with the SIM card:
1. The card is missing;
Red 2. The card could not register to the available GSM netwirk;
3. Active PIN code for verification.
Flashes • No signal.
The module transmits events over a Backup communication chan-
Orange nel/ SMS, or via I/O terminals with connected RF transmitter in the
system.
Green The module is in normal operation mode.

• LED3 (red-green) - Shows the status of communication by serial BUS (used when
connecting Eclipse panels). Indication is visible only when the cover is removed and has the
following meaning:
LED3 Color Description
Lights on Orange Short circuit in the serial connection.
Red Low level of the main power supply of the control panel.
Reversed polarity of the YEL and GRN lines of the serial connection
Flashes Orange
with the Eclipse panel.
Green Communication between the module and the control panel.

J Terminal RS485 interface for connection to Eclipse panels. The corresponding outputs of
the panel YEL and GRN are connected to the terminal.
K Serial interface for management and configuration of CA62 and AVA panels.
L Terminals for main power supply and AC monitoring:
• ± V_IN - Main power supply 9-30VDC;
• AC - Terminal for monitoring the level of alternating current (AC). When the power
supply is missing for more than 30 minutes, indication for a problem is activated - LED1 lights
on constantly. It is possible for the module to send alarm messages to user or monitoring station
when a problem with the power supply occurs.

NOTE: Elements H, J and LED3 are applicable only with Eclipce panels!

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4. Connection Diagrams
4.1. Connection to CA62 and AVA alarm panels

4.1.1 Mounting of AJAX GPRS

When connecting to CA62 and AVA alarm panels the PCB of the GPRS module needs to be
mounted in the box of the control panel.

Mounting in the
box when con-
Mounting in the nected to AVA
box when con- control panel
nected to CA62
control panel

Figure 4.

4.1.2 Connecting of AJAX GPRS

For connection to the control panel, a flexible interface cable included in the pack is used - see
the schematics for connection on Fig. 5а and 5b. The module receives power supply directly
from the panel.

а) Connecting to AVA panel б) Connecting to CA62 panel

Figure 5.

4.2. Connecting to Eclipse panel

Switch off the power supply of the control panel and AJAX GPRS module; connect interface
connector YEL of the panel to interface connector YEL of the module and connector GRN of the
panel to connector GRN of the module. To terminal V_IN attach power supply from an auxiliary
source or from ±AUX of the main panel.

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5. Initial Power-up of the Module
Z Place the SIM card in a mobile phone and disable the option for PIN code verification.
Z Check the power supply of the GPRS module - power supply from the control panel MUST
BE SWITCHED OFF.
Z Place the SIM card in the slot (position D, item 3.2).
ATTENTION: The SIM card is always placed and removed only WHEN THE POW-
ER SUPPLY IS OFF!

Z Power on the module:

- For ECLIPCE panels - wires YEL and GRN to RS485 terminal interface and V_IN terminal
(positions J and L, item 3.2).
- For CA62 and AVA panels - serial BUS (position K, item 3.2).
- Other panels - power supply 9-30VDC to V_IN terminal (position L, item 3.2).
Z Wait for the registration of the GPRS module to the existing GSM/GPRS service to be com-
pleted - for 60 seconds LED2 lights on in red, while RSSI blinks once.
Z Check the strength of the signal - RSSI should blink 3-4 times per 7 seconds. If the signal is
not good enough, move the GPRS module until you find a place with good GSM/GPRS cover-
age, to ensure reliable work of the device.
Z The module is in normal operation mode - the LED2 blinks in green.

6. Reset Function
This function allows the installer to restore the default factory settings.
To reset the GPRS module:
Z Power off the AJAX GPRS module.
Z Set a jumper to RESET terminal (position G, item 3.2).
Z Power on the module - LED2 lights on in red.
Z Remove the jumper from the RESET terminal.
Z The module enters in normal operation mode - the LED2 blinks in green.

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PART: PROGRAMMING
7. Specialized ProsTE Software
ProsTE is a specialized software for programming of panels and modules produced by Teletek
Electronics JSC.

There are two programming approaches:

1. (Recommended) Reading the current configuration of the GPRS module, make changes to
the parameters and write the new configuration to the GPRS module.
2. Program all parameters in advance and directly write them to the GPRS module.
Using the programme, the installer can save different parameter configurations as TDF fails
(Teletek Data File) and store them in a database.

Programming of AJAX GPRS module via specialized software ProsTE

Connect the AJAX GPRS module to a PC communication port with standard USB-MiniUSB ca-
ble. The module needs to be in normal working mode - LED2 blinks in green. Start the pro-
gramme by clicking on “ProgrammingSoftwareTeletekElectronics.Desktop.exe”.

Choose by clicking the right button of the mouse: System → Add → Ajax GSM GPRS.

The parameters for programming AJAX GPRS module will load in the tree structure on the left.
Click on the icon + to see all submenus of the programme:

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Choose menu Ajax GSM GPRS and click on it with the right button. Choose option “Read”:

You can see the “Read” menu on the screen. Choose tab “AJAX USB”:

In the field "Com Port" choose the number of the PC communication port, to which the AJAX
GPRS module is connected.
Do not change any other parameters in this window!
Confirm with OK button.

A new window for entering a password is shown. The default password is “1234”.

Confirm by clicking OK button - you need to wait while connection between the module and the
software is established.

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7.1 Menu “General Settings”
From the tree structure on the left side choose:
On the right side of the screen you can programme the following parameters:

• Net Settings APN (Access Point Name)

• Net Settings User Name
• Net Settings Password
In the first three fields specific GPRS settings are entered which are different for the different
mobile providers.

Ask you mobile service provider if there is a specific information you have to fill in!

ATTENTION: IF fields “Net Settings” are not filled in and are left empty, AJAX GPRS
will work ONLY as a GSM module!

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• Account Number - Enter a number that corresponds to the site, where the module is installed.
It is a unique number (up to 10 symbols - digits from 0 to 9, letters from ‘a’ to ‘f’ or a combination
of the two), which is used to represent the module at the monitoring station, when E-mail or SMS
back-up messages are sent.
• Poll Period (minutes) - Enter a time interval in minutes (0-225), in which polling messages will
be sent*.
• Poll Period (seconds) - Enter a time interval in seconds (0-225), in which polling messages
will be sent*.
* Polling messages - These are messages between the module and the AJAX SP (Standard
and Professional). A period of time is set in the AJAX SP, in which a minimum of one polling mes-
sage from the module must be received or a lack of connection between the two will be taught
to exist. The advisable period of time to be set in AJAX SP is at least twice the time set in the
module.

IMPORTANT!
Filling the fields “Poll Period” has specifics, which depend on the different system configura-
tions.
Configuration 1: AJAX GPRS + AVA + AJAX SP STANDARD. It is obligatory to set
the “Poll Period” fields, so that messages are sent. If this is not necessary, you can leave 0
in the fields.
Configuration 2: AJAX GPRS + AVA + AJAX SP PROFESSIONAL. In this case
there may be doubling of the sent test messages.
In the configuration settings of AJAX SP PROFESSIONAL there is a parameter "ImAlivePe-
riod" that is set to 300sec (See Installation and Operation Manual for AJAX SP PROFES-
SIONAL - Configuration of parameters). This means that during the time period, AJAX SP
needs to receive a message from the module, confirming that it is working properly. This
information is sent as a test message for the module’s condition.
If there are settings in the fields “Poll Period”, the user / monitoring station will receive a
second test message from the module itself.
To avoid doubling and excessive sending of test messages it is advisable to leave the
“Poll Period” fields empty.
Configuration 3: AJAX GPRS + СА62 + AJAX SP STANDARD. In this case there
may be doubling of the sent test messages.
To avoid doubling, settings need to be entered either in “Poll Period” fields (menus for pro-
gramming AJAX GPRS) or in menu “Communicator” - field “Test period” (menus for program-
ming alarm panel СА62).
Configuration 4: AJAX GPRS + СА62 + AJAX SP PROFESSIONAL. In this case
there may be doubling of the sent test messages.
It is advisable that fields “Poll Period” (menus for programming AJAX GPRS) and menu
“Communicator” - field “Test period” (menus for programming alarm panel СА62) are left
empty (0).

When the GPRS service is not available (in case there is temporary failure of com-
munication, the fields “Net Settings” are not filled in or other reason) AJAX GPRS
works only as GSM module. In this case Polling messages will be sent as SMS
if there is a telephone number in the “Back-Up SMS Receiver Phone Number”
field.

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• Ajax SP Acknowledge Time Out (seconds) - Enter a time interval in seconds (0-255) for re-
ceiving acknowledgement of the received event in the monitoring station. If there is no acknowl-
edgement from the monitoring station, the module will send the event again.
• Ajax SP Acknowledge Retries - Number of retries (0-255) for sending messages when there
is no acknowledgement from the monitoring station.
• Time Stamp - Allows synchronization between the inner clock of the module and the time in
AJAX SP (STANDARD / PROFESSIONAL). To allow synchronization put a tick in the field.
• Control Panel Type - The control panel connected to the GPRS module is chosen from the
folding menu. The following options are available:
- Stand Alone/None - the module is used as a separate device
- AVA - when connected to AVA
- CA62 - when connected to CA62

• User Password and PC ID - A code is entered for “remote programming”, management via the
user interface of Ajax SP Professional and management of outputs with SMS and DTMF
commands. It is a 4 digit code.

ATTENTION: When working with CA62, the code entered in “User Password and PC
ID” field needs to match with the code entered at address 6901 during engineer pro-
gramming, so that communication between the two devices is achieved.

• Low DC Power Supply, x10 mV - Enter a number (500-3000), which is the power supply
threshold of the module measured in mV. When the power supply falls below this value, a mes-
sage is sent to the monitoring station. It is possible for a SMS, e-mail and/or voice message to 8
users to be sent when the event occurs.

If you want the module to send message when the threshold falls below
Example
11.5mV, 1150 is entered in the field.

• Monthly Test Message Date - Enter a date of the month when a test messages is sent - SMS
or voice message.
• Monthly Test Message Hour - Enter an hour of the day when a test message is sent - SMS
or voice message.
• Monthly Test Message Minutes - Enter minutes when a test message is sent - SMS or voice
message.
• RF Back-UP Change Time (mS) - Enter a time interval (0-10000) in ms. It is a time filter when
passing from GPRS to RF Back-UP communication.
• Back-up SMS Receiver Phone Number - Enter a number of the back-up SMS monitoring
station (station GSM Defender Teletek and software SureSight 3S). This means that the com-
munication is used only when sending of events via GPRS service fails (GPRS Primary and
Back-up SIA Receiver).
• Software Version - The current software revision of the GPRS module. The field is not acces-
sible for changing.

To save the changed parameters push “Apply” at the bottom of the screen.

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7.2 Menu “Ajax Software Package”
7.2.1 Menu “Ajax SP PRO”
Click on icon + in front of menu "2. Ajax Software Package" and click “1. Ajax Server PRO”.
On the right side of the screen the following parameters for programming are available:

• IP Address - Enter the IP-address of the PC, where the Ajax SP PROFESSIONAL is in-
stalled.
• Port - Enter number of port for communication. Communication is established via UDP and
TCP/IP protocols. The entered port number MUST be open (available) for communication!
• System ID - Enter a unique name (up to 16 symbols - digits, letters or combination) for iden-
tification between module and user in Ajax SP PROFESSIONAL. It is possible for one user to
be associated to several modules, and the opposite - several users to be associated to one
module.
ATTENTION: The entered name in the field “System ID” is used when registering the
module to Ajax SP PROFESSIONAL*!
The name needs to be the same in order for the module to work correctly!

• SIA Encryption Key - Enter password for the coding algorithm when transferring data to AJAX
SP Professional. The password needs to have 32 symbols - digits "1 - 9" and letters "А - F".
ATTENTION: The password in the field “SIA Encryption Key” is used when register-
ing the module with Ajax SP PROFESSIONAL*!
The password needs to be the same, in order for the module to work correctly!

* See also “Installation and Operation Manual Ajax SP PROFESSIONAL - Adding and revising of
systems in the server data base”.

To save the changed parameters click “Apply” button in the bottom of the screen.

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 7.2.2 Menu “Ajax SP STANDARD”
Click on icon + in front of menu "2. Ajax Software Package" and click “2. Ajax Server STAND-
ARD”.
On the right side of the screen the following parameters for programming are available:

• Enable Ajax SP Standard - Enables transferring of events to the PC, where the main Ajax SP
Standard is installed. To enable the transfer put a mark in the field.
• Primary SIA Receiver IP Address - The IP of the PC, where the main Ajax SP Standard is
installed needs to be entered.
• Primary SIA Receiver Port - Enter the number of the port of the main Ajax SP Standard.
Communication is established entirely via UDP protocol.
• Enable Back-up Receiver - Enables transferring of events to the PC, where the back-up Ajax
SP Standard is installed . To enable the transfer put a tick in the field.
• Back-up SIA Receiver IP Address - The IP of the PC, where the back-up Ajax SP Standard is
installed needs to be entered .
• Back-up SIA Receiver Port - The number of the port of the back-up Ajax SP Standard is en-
tered. Communication is established entirely via UDP protocol.
• Use Encryption check box - Use of encryption key - the box always must be selected.
• Encryption Key - Enter password for the coding algorithm when transferring data via AJAX SP.
The password needs to have 32 symbols - digits "1 - 9" and letters "А - F".
ATTENTION: The same password is entered when registering the module with AJAX SP
STANDARD! (See also “Installation and Operation Manual Ajax SP PROFESSIONAL - Menu
“Configuration”).

To save the changed parameters push “Apply” at the bottom of the screen.

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7.3 Menu “Phones and E-mails”
7.3.1 Submenu “Phones”
On the right side of the screen the following parameters for programming are available:

• Maximum Redial Attempts - Enter the maximum number of attempts (0-255) for dialing every
number with set priority.
• Phone Number Priority - Put mark to those number that will be dialed with priority. The se-
quence for dialing is determined by the number’s position in the row.
Note: Users with priority numbers have to confirm receiving the call by entering the code (1234
by default) and hear the voice message afterwards. All priority phone numbers need to confirm
the call in order for the dialling to stop.
• Phone Number 1-8 - Enter the phone numbers that will receive any messages via SMS, voice
message (from inputs and serial communication - CA62, AVA, as well as service events - AC
Loss; Power Low; Test Message etc.).
ATTENTION: Numbers must always start with “+” in order for the module to work
correctly!

Telephone numbers
1, 4 и 6 are set with
Example
priority.

In case of an event the module will

start dialing the numbers in this
sequence:

 1 4 6 2 3 5 7 8
! With priority Without priority

If all users with priority numbers

confirm the call by entering a
password, the module will stop
dialing.

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 7.3.2 Submenu “Emails”
On the right side of the screen the following parameters for programming are available:

• SMTP IP Address - Enter the IP address of the SMTP server, which will be used by AJAX
GPRS module for sending messages.
• SMTP Port - Contains the number of the SMTP port configured by the SMTP server. Normally,
the 25-th port is used for e-mail messages.
• Account Sender Email - Enter an e-mail address (registered in the SMTP server), which the
AJAX GPRS module will use for sending e-mail messages to users (addresses entered in the
fields Email 1-8). The field is the same as “From” in “Оutlook express”.
• Account Sender User Name - Enter the user name, which the user has registered in the
SMTP server.
• Account Sender Password - Enter the password that is used by the user when registering in
the SMTP server. Confirm the password in the second field.
• Email1-8 - Enter the e-mail addresses that will receive messages in case of an event (AC Loss,
Low Batt, Test Message etc.).

To save the changed parameters push “Apply” at the bottom of the screen.

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 7.3.3 Submenu “Common Settings for Serial Communication”
On the right side of the screen the following parameters for programming are available:

• Enable All Event for SMSes (Phones) - Put a mark for those phone numbers that will receive
SMS messages for all possible events coming from the serial connection of the panel - see code
chart in the Appendix.
• Enable All Event for Email - Put a mark for those numbers that will receive E-mail messages
for all possible events coming from the serial connection of the panel - see code chart in the Ap-
pendix.

7.3.4 Submenu “Custom SMS/Email Reporting” (Sending of SMS/Email

messages by user choice)
Click on the icon + in front of the submenu “1. Stand alone & AVA Events” - a list of alarm events
is shown. For every phone number transfer of an event via SМS and/or Email can be set.
Depending on the model of the used panel - СА62 or AVA, two separate lists of events are avail-
able. Switching between them is done with “Change to” (available after clicking the right mouse
button on the active menu):

A full list of events for CA62 and АVA/individual module you can find in the Appendix.

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On the right side of the screen the following parameters for programming are available. They are
the same for all types of events:

Marks in the fields “SMS” and “Emails” mean that only concrete events will be sent to the defined
phone number.

To save the changed parameters push “Apply” at the bottom of the screen.
All possible events will be transferred to phone number 1. Messages will be sent
Example via SMS and Email. The settings are:

When working with panel AVA, event “1. Burglary Alarm BA” will be sent via SMS
Example
individually towards phone numbers from 2 to 8 and via Email individually towards
numbers 2 and 3. The settings are:

When working with panel AVA, event “3. Fire FH” will be sent via SMS and Email
Example individually only towards phone numbers 2 and 3. The settings are:

Note: For phone number 1 setting is made in “Common Settings”, so individual setting is not
necessary in the event fields.
7.4 Menu “INPUTS / OUTPUTS”

The menu allows enabling/disabling of these inputs/outputs that will be used for managing exter-
nal devices for example.
• Enable Input/Output (number) - Marks are put for those inputs/outputs of the device that are
enabled for use.
To save the changed parameters push “Apply” at the bottom of the screen.

7.4.1 Submenus “INPUTS / OUTPUTS”

The settings of all submenus are the same. In every submenu there are two tabs - programming
for work as Input or as Output, depending on how the I/O terminal of AJAX GPRS module is
used.
Attention: Every I/O can be used either as input or output.
By default I/O 1-6 are programmed as inputs (tab INPUT is loaded automatically), while I/O 7-8
- as outputs (OUTPUT is loaded automatically).
The settings that are visible in the tab after clicking the ‘Apply’ button are saved.

By default the I/03 terminal is programmed as input - INPUT tab is loaded auto-
Example matically. Click on the OUTPUT tab. Make the necessary settings. Click the “Ap-
ply” button at the bottom of the page. I/O3 is programmed as output now.
If you want this programming to be the same for more than one I/O terminal, Click
“Apply Selected” after you have clicked “Apply”. An additional page is opened,
where the other terminals are listed and can be selected.

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 Use of I/O as INPUT
On the right side of the screen the following parameters for programming are available:

• Activation Enable (NO) - Put a mark to enable sending massages (SIAoverIP, SMS, Voice,
Е-Mail and other), when the signal falls (falling edge).
• Activation SIA Code - Enter the event number that will be send when the input is activated -
event numbers can be seen in the Appendix - SIA codes when working with CA62 and AVA / as
separate module. Sending of only one message can be programmed.

To send message “Burglary Alarm” enter 1 in the field. To send message “Fire
Example Alarm” enter 3 in the field etc.

ATTENTION: If we are working with panel CA62 and the code 30 is entered, the user receives
message “Entering ambush code by xx user”, if we are working with panel AVA or AJAX GPRS
as a separate module code 30 will match message “Engineer programming mode entry”.
• SMS (phones) - Choose telephone numbers that will receive SMS messages when the input is
activated - mark the field under the respective number.
• Voice Messages (phones) - Choose telephone numbers that will receive voice messages
when the input is activated - mark the field under the respective number.

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 NOTE: Voice messages are recorded via AJAX GSM GPRS Voice Module. Recording
of two voice messages is possible for every input - one for activation and one for
deactivation - see more on page 26, item 8.

• Emails - Choose e-mail addresses that will receive e-mail messages when the input is acti-
vated - mark the field under the respective e-mail address (see item 7.3.2).
• SMS / Email Message - Enter text that will be sent via SMS or Email message to users when
the input is activated. Texts up to 20 symbols including spaces are allowed.
• DeActivation Enable (NC) - Put a tick to enable sending massages (SIAoverIP, SMS, Voice,
Mail and other), when the signal rises (rising edge).
• DeActivation SIA Code - Enter event number that will be send when the input is deactivated -
event numbers can be seen in the Appendix - SIA codes when working with CA62 and AVA / as
separate module. Sending of only one message can be programmed!
• SMS (phones) - Telephone numbers that will receive voice messages when the input is deac-
tivated - mark the field under the respective number.
• Voice Messages (phones) - Choose telephone numbers that will receive voice messages
when the input is deactivated - mark the field under the respective number.
• Emails - Choose e-mail addresses, that will receive e-mail messages when the input is deacti-
vated - mark the field under the respective e-mail address (see item 7.3.2).
• SMS / Email Message - Enter text that will be sent via SMS or Email message to users when
the input is activated. Texts up to 20 symbols including spaces are allowed.

Use of I/O as OUTPUT

On the right side of the screen the following parameters for programming are available:

• Clip DeActivation (NC) - Enables Clip functionality for deactivation of the outputs only with a
call and without answering of the subscriber. From the folding menu choose one of the numbers
in “Phones” (see item 7.3.1) that will be allowed to deactivate the output.
• Clip Activation (NO) - Enables Clip functionality for activation of the outputs only with a call
and without answering of the subscriber. From the folding menu choose one of the numbers in
“Phones” (see item 7.3.1) that will be allowed to activate the output.

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 ATTENTION: When a certain telephone number is set to manage an output with Clip
functionality, it cannot be used for DTMF management.

• DTMF Control Enable - Enables the use of DTMF management of the output - activation or de-
activation. When connected successfully (two short beeps) the user must enter an access code
to be allowed management of the output. The access code is the one entered in “User Password
and PC ID” in menu Basic Settings (see item 7.1). Working with management is described also
in PART: USER.
During one call, several separate operations can be executed: management or check of
the output condition. The time interval between them should not exceed 15 seconds.
• SMS Control Enable - Enables use of SMS for management of outputs - activation or deacti-
vation. The format of the messages is described in PART: USER.
One operation can be executed with a single SMS. Entering symbol “#” after the output
number, causes the output status to be returned as a second SMS.
ATTENTION: Telephone numbers set for Clip functionality can also manage outputs
via SMS messages.

• RF Back-UP Activation (NO), and

• RF Back-UP DeActivation (NC)
These fields relate to situations when there is a RF transmitter for back – up communication.
From the folding menu choose which events will change the status of the output, so that the con-
nected RF transmitter is managed. The following events can be chosen:
Open Fire
(Output activation) (Fire alarm in the system)
Close Fire Restored
(Output Deactivation) (Fire alarm in the system - restored)
Alarm AC Loss
(Alarm in the system) (Main power supply is lost)
Alarm Restored AC Normal
(Alarm event in the system - restored) (Main power supplu is restored)
Tamper Battery Low
(Activated tamper in the system) (Low battery charge level)
Tamper Restored Battery Normal
(Deactivated tamper in the system) (Charge level of battery - restored)
Panic Bypass
(Panic alarm in the system) (Zone bypassing)
Panic Restored Un-Bypass
(Panic alarm in the system - restored) (Zone bypassed - restored)

ATTENTION: When choosing output for RF Back-UP reporting, SMS/DTMF/Clip con-

trol is forbidden.

To save the changed parameters push “Apply” at the bottom of the screen.

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7.5 Menu “SMS”
On the right side of the screen the following parameters for programming are available:

• General Message - This message is always sent first. The event message is sent after it. Nor-
mally information about the site is entered: Name, Address or something else.
• Battery Low Message - The message is sent when the current falls below the value entered in
“Low DC Power Supply, x10 mV” (see item 7.1, page 12).
• Battery Normal Message - The message is sent when the current value has normalized.
• AC Loss Message - The message is sent when at terminal AC (see position 11, item 3.2) there
is no 220V supply for more than 30 minutes.
• AC Normal Message - Message is sent when the 220V power supply is restored.
• Monthly Test Message - This message is sent after a successful monthly functionality test of
the module. Setting the date for the message is described in item 7.1 “Basic Settings”.

ATTENTION: SMS messages can have up to 20 symbols including spaces. It is advis-

able every message to end with a blank space, so that users can differentiate mes-
sages sent simultaneously.

! IMPORTANT: If no text is entered, messages will not be sent!

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8. Recording messages via AJAX GSM GPRS Voice Messages
In order to send voice messages to the user, they need to be recorded in advance. The recording
is made via AJAX GSM GPRS Voice Module:

A new system for programming will be added to the tree structure - AJAX GSM GPRS Voice
Module. Click on the icon + , in order to see the submenus for adding voice messages.

Messages 1 to 6 are sent together with SMS

service messages - see item 7.5.
Messages from 7 to 22 are distributed as
couples for every input - for activation and
deactivation respectively.
The recorded voice messages are sent only
if this is allowed - there are entered settings
in INPUTS/ OUTPUTS, submenu INPUT for
every input. In the field “Voice Messages
(Phones)” there are marks for those num-
bers that will receive messages.

IMPORTANT!
The messages need to be recorded with
the following characteristics:
File format WAV
Duration up to 7 sec.
Bit rate 64K
Audio sample size 8bit
Channels 1 PCM (mono)
Audio sample rate 8kHz

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Click a submenu for a voice message:

Push button “Add” to record a new voice message in the AJAX GPRS module. Choose the voice
message from your PC and open it. The size of the message can be seen on the screen.

By using button “Clear” you can delete the recorded voice message.

To save the changed parameters click “Apply” button in the bottom of the screen.

Sending messages via serial communication

AJAX GPRS module can send messages via the serial communication of panels AVA and CA62.
In order to do that the numbers of the message codes have to be entered in INPUTS/OUTPUTS,
submenu INPUT:

When activating I/O1, voice message 1.Burglary Alarm (СА62) is set to be sent
to phone numbers 1 and 2, while when deactivating the input message 2. Alarm
Example
Restore (СА62) is sent. In order to receive the messages they need to have been
saved in INPUT1 - 7. Input1 Activation and 8. Input1 Deactivation in the system
AJAX GSM GPRS Voice Module.

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 PART: USER
9. Management of outputs
9.1 Clip Functionality
Users can activate/deactivate certain outputs of the module only by phone call. In order to do that
the number needs to be set for that kind of management.

9.2 DTMF Functionality

Users can manage certain outputs of the module via DTMF control.
When a connection is established two beeps are heard, after which the user has to enter a valid
code. If the code is valid two beeps are heard again and the user can manage outputs and moni-
tor their status. If an invalid code is entered, the module will terminate the connection.
During one session the user can execute several operations. Terminating the session is auto-
matic if no operation is started in 15 seconds or the user ends the connection.
ATTENTION: Telephone numbers that are used for Clip functionality can’t be used
for DTMF management!

9.2.1 Monitoring the output status

The call format is: {2 signals} {code} {2 signals} {Output No} {#}
The status of the outputs can be 0 (NC) or 1 (NO). If the status of the output is 0 the module will
answer with two beeps, if it is 1 - one beep.
Dial on your phone:
Example 12347#
Output 7 has status 0 – the user hears two beeps after entering "#".

9.2.2 Changing the status of an output

The call format is: {2 signals} {code} {2 signals} {Output No} {new state}
The status of the outputs can be 0 (NC) or 1 (NO). The module signals the change of statuses –
two beeps for 0 and one beep for 1.
Dial on your phone:
Example 123471
The Output 7 status is changed to 1.

9.2.3 Monitoring and changing the status of inputs at the same time
During one call session the user can execute several operations, but the intervals between
operations need to be less than 15 seconds.
Dial on your phone:
Example 12347# 71 8# 81
Output number 7 has status 0 (two beeps), we switch it to status 1, we check the
status of output 8 and we change it to 1. We can continue operation during the call,
as long as the time interval between them is less than 15 seconds. Otherwise the
module will terminate the call.

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9.3 Management via SMS
One SMS message can execute only one operation.

The SMS message format is: {code} {Output No} {new state}

No blank spaces are entered in text message.

Enter the following in the SMS message:
Example 123481
Output number 8 changes to status 1.

777781#
In this case the module will send SMS for confirmation and check up of the
Example changed output.
The message will have the following format: "Output 8 in 1".

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 APPENDIX 1 - Table of events for СА62 alarm system
Event No Description

1 Burglary alarm type activated / Activated zone with AUX attribute “24h Burglary”

2 Burglary alarm type deactivated / Restored zone with AUX attribute "24h Burglary"

3 Fire type alarm event in xx zone

4 Fire type restoring event in xx zone

5 Panic type alarm event in xx zone

6 Panic type restoring event in xx zone

7 Tamper type alarm event in xx zone

8 Tamper type restoring event in xx zone

9 Medical type alarm event in xx zone

10 Medical type restoring event in xx zone

11 Burglary Alarm type xx zone bypass

12 Burglary Alarm type xx zone bypass restoring

13 Fire type xx zone bypass

14 Fire type xx zone bypass restoring

15 Panic type xx zone bypass

16 Panic type xx zone bypass restoring

17 Tamper type xx zone bypass

18 Tamper type xx zone bypass restoring

19 Medical type xx zone bypass

20 Medical type xx zone bypass restoring

21 Disarm by xx user

22 Remote disarming by xx user

23 Disarming by key-switch in xx zone

24 Arming by xx user

25 Remote arming by xx user

26 Arming by key-switch in xx zone

27 Quick arm type arming

28 Program mode entry

29 Program mode exit

30 Entering ambush code by xx user

31 Telephone line failure

32 Recovery of faulty telephone line

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33 Unsuccessful communication

34 Periodic test message communication

35 Digital communicator manual test

36 Fuse blown

37 Restored fuse

38 System default RESET

39 Loss of 220 V AC power supply

40 Restored 220 V AC power supply

41 Low battery charge level

42 Restored battery charge level

43 Activated zone with attribute “Write to log”

44 Restored zone with attribute “Write to log”

45 Activated zone with AUX attribute “24h Burglary”

46 Activated zone with AUX attribute “Battery Low”

47 Activated zone with AUX attribute “Gas Detector”

48 Activated zone with AUX attribute “Water Leakage”

49 Activated zone with AUX attribute “AC Lost”

50 Activated zone with AUX attribute “GSM Link Trouble”

51 Activated zone with AUX attribute “Refrigeration”

52 Activated zone with AUX attribute “Loss of Heat”

53 Activated zone with AUX attribute “Foil Break”

54 Activated zone with AUX attribute “Low bottled gas level”

55 Activated zone with AUX attribute “High temperature”

56 Activated zone with AUX attribute “Low temperature”

57 Restored zone with AUX attribute “Battery Low”

58 Restored zone with AUX attribute “Gas Detector”

59 Restored zone with AUX attribute “Water Leakage”

60 Restored zone with AUX attribute “AC Lost”

61 Restored zone with AUX attribute “GSM Link Trouble”

62 Restored zone with AUX attribute “Refrigeration”

Restored zone with AUX attribute “Loss of Heat”, “Foil break”, “Low bottled gas level”,
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“High temp.” or “Low temp.”

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 APPENDIX 2 - Table of events for AVA alarm system and the module as
independed working device
Event SIA
Message Format Description
No Code
1 BA EV_BURG_ALARM Alarm event “Burglary Alarm”
2 BH EV_BURG_ALARM_REST Restore of alarm event “Burglary Alarm”
3 FA EV_FIRE Alarm event “Fire”
4 FH EV_FIRE_REST Restore of alarm event “Fire”
5 PA EV_PANIC Alarm event “Panic”
6 PH EV_PANIC_REST Restore of alarm event “Panic”
7 TA EV_TAMPER Alarm event “Tamper”
8 TH EV_TAMPER_REST Restore of alarm event “Tamper”
9 MA EV_MEDICAL Alarm event “Medical”
10 MH EV_MEDICAL_REST Restore of alarm event “Medical”
11 UB EV_BURG_ALARM_BPS Bypass of “Burglary Alarm” type zone
12 UU EV_BURG_ALARM_BPS_R Restore of Bypass of “Burglary Alarm”
13 WA EV_WATER_ALARM Alarm event “Water Alarm”
14 WR EV_WATER_ALARM_R Restore of alarm event “Water Alarm Restore”
15 FB EV_FIRE_BPS Bypass of “Fire” type zone
16 FU EV_FIRE_BPS_REST Restore of Bypass of “Fire”
17 KA EV_HEAT_ALARM Alarm Event “High temperature” in the premises
18 KH EV_HEAT_ALARM _R Restored “High temperature” in the premises
19 TB EV_TAMP_BPS Alarm event “Tamper Bypass”
20 TU EV_TAMP_BPS_R Restored “Tamper Bypass”
21 ZA EV_FREEZE_ALARM Alarm Event “Low temperature” in the premises
22 ZH EV_FREEZE_ALARM_R Restored “Low temperature” in the premises
23 OP EV_DISARM_USER Disarming
24 OQ EV_DISARM_REMOTE Remote Disarming
25 OS EV_DISARM_KEY Disarming with key-switch
26 CL EV_ARM_USER Arming
27 CQ EV_ARM_REMOTE Remote Arming
28 CS EV_ARM_KEY Arming with key-switch
29 - - Not used
30 LB EV_PROG_ENG Enter Engineer Programming
31 LX EV_PROG_ENG_END Exit Engineer Programing
32 HA EV_DURESS Entered Ambush code

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 33 YS EV_COMM_LINE Telephone line failure
34 YK EV_COMM_LINE_REST Telephone line restored
35 YC EV_COMM_FAIL Event “Communications Fail”
36 RP EV_TEST_AUTO Sending of testing message
37 RX EV_TEST_MANUAL Manual test
38 YP EV_FUSE Alarm event “System trouble - fuse blown”
39 YQ EV_FUSE_REST Restore event “System trouble - fuse blown’’
40 YW EV_SYSTEM_RESET System RESET
41 AT EV_АС _LOSS Power supply 220 VAC lost
42 AR EV_АС _REST Restore Power Supply 220 VAC
43 YM EV_BAT_LOW Low battery
44 YR EV_BAT_REST Restore battery
45 - - Not used
46 ES EV_ExpM_TAMPER Alarm Event “Expansion Device Tamper”
47 EJ EV_ExpM_TAMPER_R Restored event “Expansion Tamper Restore”
48 XT EV_RF_BATT Alarm event ”Transmitter Battery Trouble”
49 XR EV_RF_BATT_R Restored event “Transmitter Battery Restored”
50 XQ EV_RF_INTERF Alarm event “RF Interference”
51 XH EV_RF_INTER_R Restored event “RF Interference Restored”
52-57 - - Not used
58 EM EV_ExpM_LOST Lost device
59 EN EV_ExpM_LOST_R Restored device
60 AS EV_CLEAN_SENSOR The smoke chamber of the fire detector have to be
cleaned

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