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USER MANUAL ELDES ESIM251 V1.0 25

FOR ADVANCED USERS

All these features can be congured using program “ELDES Conguration Tool“

Value (CnVal) – Table of values

Cn – command

name (2 letters)

Val – possible

command

meaning.

Command description

Initial factory

default values

Comments

Alarm

conguration

SS 1,2,3,4,5

During the alarm SMS

message will be sent to

users NO:1,2,3,4,5.

SS12345

Enabled for all

users NO1-NO5.

E. g. SS25 means that during alarm SMS

message sending is enabled for users NO2

and NO5

SC 1,2,3,4,5

During the alarm SMS

message sending to

users No:1,2,3,4,5 will be

disabled.

E. g. SC2 means that SMS message sending

will be disabled for user NO2

CS 1,2,3,4,5

During the alarm the

system will call users

No:1,2,3,4,5.

CS12345 Enabled

for all users

NO1-NO5.

E. g. CS124 means that during alarm calls are

enabled for users NO1, NO2 and NO4

CC 1,2,3,4,5

During the alarm calling

users No:1,2,3,4,5 will be

disabled.

E. g. CC12345 means that during the alarm

none of the users will be called.

Restore

conguration

SE 1,2,3,4,5

During input restore SMS

message will be sent to

users No:1,2,3,4,5.

E. g. SE1 means that during zone reset SMS

message delivery is enabled for user No1

SD 1,2,3,4,5

During input restore

SMS message sending is

disabled for No:1,2,3,4,5.

SD12345

Disabled for all

users NO1-NO5.

E. g. SD45 means that during zone restore

SMS message sending is disabled for users

NO4 and NO5.

CE 1,2,3,4,5

During input restore users

No:1,2,3,4,5 will be called.

E. g. CE12 means that during input restore

calls are enabled for users NO1 and NO2

CD 1,2,3,4,5

During input restore

calling users No:1,2,3,4,5

is disabled.

CD12345

Disabled for all

users NO1-NO5.

E. g. CD1345 means that when the input is

restored users NO1, NO3, NO4 and NO5 will

not be called.

Input levels LI

Setting input type.

0–NO(normallyopen).

LI0 Normally open

Possibility to change input type, i. e. to

invert. E. g. LI0

It means that the input is considered

inactivated if there is no signal.

Setting input type.

1–NC(normallyclosed)

Possibility to change input type, i. e. to

invert.

E. g. LI1 means that input is in normal status

when the signal is transmitted. The event

appears only when the signal disappears.

Impulse counting

IE 0

Impulse counting mode

is disabled IE0 disabled

Pvz. IE0 means impulse counting mode is

disabled

IE 1

Impulse counting mode

is enabled

Input counts impulses. The number of

impulses is dened by the command IC.

E. g. IE1

IC 1- 4294967295

The number of impulses is

determined

The alarm is activated when a preset

number of impulses is transmitted to the

input. E. g. IC100

In this case the alarm is activated when 100

impulses are sent to the input.

Maximumfrequencyis5Hz.

Input protection

against

interference

DV 100-10000

Setting minimal input

impulse duration. It is

measured in milliseconds.

DV600

The input is triggered only if the impulse

transmitted is not shorter than the preset

value. E. g. DV1000 means that the signal

transmitted to the input is shorter than

1000ms(1s)thealarmisnottriggered.

3.9.1 Additional possibilities of conguring zones (inputs) alarm and restore

Initial factory default settings. During the alarm the system calls and sends SMS messages to all pre-programmed users until the rst

successful SMS delivery or a call rejected by the user. The users are not notied about zone restore. Zone delay due to interference

is 600ms – i. e. only the impulse that is longer than 600ms is considered an event. All zones Z1-Z5 are enabled. Impulse counting

mode is turned o.

To change these settings send the followinf SMS message:

XXXX – user password.

Zn – possible values Z1,Z2,Z3,Z4,Z5. Dene the number of the zone that is changed.

ValuestructureisCnVal,whereCnmeanscommandname(2letters),andVal-itsvalue(digitswithoutspacesorpunctuationmarks).

XXXX_SMSEXTRA:Zn:Value1,Value2,……,ValueN

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