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Installation Instructions
NBOX(B)/TMNG, H
Trend Modem Node Controller Important: Retain these instructions These instructions shall be used by trained service personnel only. If the equipment is used in a manner not
specified by these instructions, the protection provided by the equipment may be impaired.
Contents 1 Box Contents..................................................................1 2 Storing............................................................................1 3 Installation......................................................................1 3.1 Installation - Mounting....................................................1
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https://partners.trendcontrols.com 3.2 Installation - Configuration.............................................5 4 Limitations of Use.........................................................15 5 Resetting the Node......................................................17 6 Disposal........................................................................19 7 Cleaning and Maintenance..........................................20
2 Storing
../230 only
../24 only -10 °C (14 °F)
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../24USA only
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+50 °C (122 °F)
90%RH
H2 O
TMNG only TMNH only
NBOX(B)/TMNG,H Trend Modem Node Controller Installation Instructions (TG200729)
3 Installation It is recommended that the installation should comply with the local electrical safety installation practices (e.g. HSE Memorandum of Guidance on Electricity at Work Regulations 1989, USA National Electric Code).
3.1 Installation - Mounting 132 mm (5.2”)
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87 mm (3.42”)
Dimensions TMNG only 2 m (6’ 7”) 35 mm (1.3”) antenna bracket
50 mm (2”)
70 mm (2.75”)
OK TX
RX
181 mm (7.125”)
TMNH only
100 mm (4”)
TMN
230 mm (9.05”)
70 mm (2.75”)
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Installation - Mounting (continued) Mounting Requirements
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-0 °C (32 °F)
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+45 °C (113 °F)
90%RH
H2 O Protection IP30 (NEMA 2) Altitude < 2000 m (6562”) Pollution degree 2 (only non-conducting pollution occurs)
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The unit must be installed in an enclosure rated to at least IP20 or equivalent.
TMNG only
TMNG only Mount antenna away from sources of interference (e.g. Domestic appliances, computer monitors or TV receivers, machinery with high HF leakage)
>=20 cm (8”)
For -/USA/UL/24VAC only unit rated as UL916, accessory to open energy management equipment
Do not operate near unshielded or susceptible equipment (e.g. some vehicles, pacemakers, certain areas of hospital or medical centres, aircraft, areas designated blasting areas).
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Mount in enclosure
Ø 6 mm (0.24”)
172 mm (6.77”)
Ø 6 mm (0.24”)
209 mm (8.23”) 104.5 mm (4.11”) 7 mm (0.28”)
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Mount antenna (TMNG only)
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Do not use the modem with a damaged antenna. If a damaged antenna comes into contact with the skin a minor burn may result. Replace a damaged antenna immediately.
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Only use the supplied antenna. An unauthorised antenna could damage the modem and may contravene local RF emission regulations or invalidate type approval.
For mounting of the Antenna, refer to the mounting instructions supplied with the Antenna kit. Connecting Antenna
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3.1 Installation - Mounting (continued) Connect Input Power Supply
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Terminal size:
0.5 to 2.5 mm2 (20 to 14 AWG)
For UL rating the input power connections must be made using 18 AWG or larger wire rated at least 90ºC (194ºF). This unit is protected to safety class 2. The earth on this unit is NOT a protective earth, but it is essential that an earth is fitted for functional reasons.
This equipment must be earthed (grounded). /230 Consumption < = 7.5 VA The 230 V supply must include a dedicated 5 A fuse complying with IEC60269 (BS1362) and a suitably rated switch in close proximity and be clearly marked as the disconnecting device for the unit. A 5 A circuit breaker with high breaking capacity may be used as an alternative. /24VAC Consumption <5 VA The 24 V supply must include a suitably rated switch in close proximity and be clearly marked as the disconnecting device for the unit. Do not position the equipment so that the disconnecting device is difficult to operate.
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Earth/ground the bus bar
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DO NOT SWITCH ON POWER
/24 (USA only)
24 Vdc: +24V 24 Vac: 24 Vac
0v 0V
/230 (shrouded plug kit must be used)
E N
E
N
L
Mat‑N‑Loc to terminals adaptor (supplied)
E J 105383 24V
Shrouded plug kit
Earth (ground)
~ L
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Connect Network (unless direct connected to single device - old IQs or configuration) Terminal size:
Earth (ground) bus
Baud Rate 1k2 4k8
Cable
Type
Trend TP/1/1/22/ HF/200 (Belden 8761) Trend TP/2/2/22/ HF/200 (Belden 8723) Belden 9182
Shielded twisted pair 1 pair (2 conductors) Shielded twisted pair 2 pairs (4 conductors) Twinaxial (2 conductors) Twinaxial (2 conductors)
Belden 9207
2 wire system
0.5 to 2.5 mm2 (20 to 14 AWG)
1000 m (1090 yds)
4 wire system
TR
TR
Additional terminals
TR
TR
38k4 250 m (270 yds) 125 m (135 yds) 500 m (545 yds) 350 m (380 yds)
TR
9k6 19k2 700 m 350 m (765 yds) (380 yds) 500 m 250 m (545 yds) (270 yds) 700 m 1000 m (765 yds) (1090 500 m yds) (545 yds)
TR
TR
TR
Additional terminals
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Connect to PsTN (TMNH)
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Close Flap
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Close enclosure
Connect
See ‘Limitations of Use’
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3.2 Installation - Confi guration switch Off
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Open enclosure
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Open Flap
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set the Network Baud Rate (or Device A RS232 baud rate if connected to single device) =R
R = Network Baud Rate (or RS232 to local device) =R
=R BAUD B
BAUD A
=R
Move link to set baud rate
To set 38k4 use and extra link. (Only for use on high speed internetwork segments).
BAUD B
set the Network address
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LAN range Internetwork range
BAUD A
:11 to 99 (excluding 0, 2, 3,10) :100 to 114 =A A = Address
TMN
/ A to A+5 =
= / A to A+5
=/ A to A+5 If Position ‘autosense’ - section 3.2 step “19” on page 9 TMN E.g.
SET
Address = 2 + 16 = 18
LAN
A = 1 to 99 (autosense device address)
TMN Not SET
LAN
I/N
LAN
A = 100 to 114 (autosense LAN number)
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set Dumb/Normal switch Dumb only for pre Network+ (pre 1985)
Normal - For all other networks
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Check Modem Baud Rate at Default
Move link to set baud rate BAUD B
BAUD A
Baud rate must be 19k2 (default) for TMNH, TMNG
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switch off and Remove cover (if to be direct connected or if TMNG)
Switch Off
Remove cover
Caution:
The TMN contains static sensitive devices. Suitable anti-static precautions should be taken throughout this operation to prevent damage to the unit. BS EN100015/1 Basic Specification: protection of electrostatic sensitive devices.
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Connect to local Device (if direct connected to single device (for Old IQs or local configuration)) Note: Connecting a cable to Dev A connector disables Lan A communications. 10 Way Female Molex. Links between pins 2-4, 3-5
Black sheath
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Dev A J4
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25 Way D type Female (old IQ)
CABLE/EJ100179A001 (supplied separately)
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3.2 Installation - Confi guration (continued) Plug in sIM Card (TMNG only)
Obtain sIM Card 1 Contact a GSM service provider. (In UK Trend recommend O2 or Orange.) 2 Obtain a GSM data enabled SIM card with a data number (9600 bps) in addition to the normal voice number. (For O2 or Orange stress Mobile Terminator Data SIM required; if O2 also stress analog data number required.) 3 Communications with an /ADL require the SIM card to have a 2400 bps data number. 4 Request the GSM service provider to activate the SIM end to turn off automatic SIM updates. 5 Clear the SIM’s default password by plugging into a mobile phone and selecting security clearance from the menu. (Alternatively, to maintain password, set up ‘Additional init string’ in modem module, see step 21)
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Replace Cover (if appropriate)
Plug in sIM Card
Note: Plugging in the SIM card will result in some of the modem settings being cleared: they must be re-configured as in step 22.
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set Battery links On (if NBOXB)
Note: Batteries must be charged for 16 hours before they will support unit during mains failure.
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Close Flap
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switch On
ON
OFF
ON
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OFF
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Check Node Controller
Power
Normal operation indication Power Watchdog
Watchdog
Fault indications Watchdog
Device fault.
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Check Network (Not if local device connector plugged into Dev A) OK A
Normal operation indication RX A
TX A
TX A OK A
RX A
Fault indications TX Signal not reaching RX on downstream device on network – check device/wiring RX
No TX signal from upstream device on network – check device/wiring
OK A
Network Address Invalid (0,2,3 or >119)
OK A
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Check baud settings of all devices on current loop and check all device connections. If still OFF, fit loop back. If indicator stays OFF, device is faulty. If ON, reconnect network and switch off all other devices on the network.
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If still OFF, check network cabling for short circuits with a multimeter (NOT Megger). If ON, switch on other devices in turn until faulty device found, inspect that device to determine and correct the fault.
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Connect local PC (for local configuration If set up as in step 9) CABLE/58-0750
25 Way D type Male
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SET
Confi gure Confi gure
Connect to TMN Either: Over network
Or: Direct connection
Top Menu : Status Record List Delaylist deFault Help eXit
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E.g.
TMN
See 3.2 steps (9) and (17) If on Lan or direct connected set Lan x, address = switch setting. If on Internetwork set Lan = switch setting and address = switch setting. Note: A PIN may be required to make changes in configuration mode. If the PIN has been forgotten the user should contact Technical Support.
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9 Way D type Female
Select deFault module
X
To eXit module having changed parameter.
Q
to Quit module and discard changes.
Autodialling Manual (90-1353) TMNG,H Data Sheet (TA200734)
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3.2 Installation - Configuration (continued)
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Check Settings - Default
Leave the default configuration settings unchanged for normal operation. Parameter
Setting
Record Default
All records clear (blank) visitor network on autosense on off off off
alarm reporting security
access numBer Default answer mode Visitor network dial out Position tExt Auto-dial password Config password dial-In
Function
Condition
See Note
1
2 3
Notes (1) If records are not being used, they should be kept clear so as not to duplicate addresses on local Lan. (2) The modification of Position to localnet or internet may prohibit further configuration (i.e. cannot be changed back) until general reset - see page 17. DO NOT CHANGE UNLESS IMPERATIVE. (3) If auto-dialling passwords are set incorrectly, THEY WILL PROHIBIT COMMUNICATION. There is a special procedure to correct password on remote TMN - see Auto-dialling Reference Manual (90-1353).
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Settings to be Made
Set up following parameters for correct operation. Parameter
Setting
Default alarm reporting:
own Tele oWn lan addRess laN
Function
Condition
See Note
telephone number Telephone number of this TMN All Lan number Lan number of this TMN 1,2 network address Network address of TMN alarm All 3 target Lan number Lan number of TMN alarm target If TMN on internetwork 1
Notes: (1) The oWn lan, and laN parameters are alternatives which are not both available simultaneously: the oWn lan is only present when the TMN thinks it is positioned on the Lan, whereas the laN is only when positioned on the internetwork. (2) Always set TMN oWn lan number to match local INC address or (if no INC type device on Lan) to give identity to Lan. (3) The target TMN alarm address may be auto-dialled. If so it must be set up in a record of this TMN.
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Settings for Special Conditions
Set up following parameters if special conditions apply. Parameter Record
addR
Lan Tele Ext. addr
Default
access numBer
Setting network address Lan number telephone number extended address
telephone number
Visitor network off dial out Position
localnet internet
alarm reporting security
tExt
off
Auto-dial password
matching password
Config password
a password
dial-In
on
Modem Additional init string
null
Sms text comms
off
Max sms transmit per hour
(default =10)
Restart tmn every 24 hours
on
Function Condition Network address of node If being used by IQ controller, being accessed 822+/Toolbox, or for retransmission to a radio pager or mobile by a supervisor Lan number of node being As above accessed Telephone number of node As above being accessed Additional protocol to select If being used for radio paging,set to radio pager target device ‘pager number (space) password (space)’. For SMS set to mobile number. Additional 20 digit constant If telephone number exceeds number substituted for letter 20 characters (e.g. for B in telephone number Mercury), can be used in TMN or supervisor records Prohibits use of this TMN for If TMN is being reserved for incoming calls (e.g alarm dialling out by supervisor priority) - only 921 v2.5, 94x, 96x series Forces position to be on If addressing is becoming a Lan independent of address problem setting Forces position to be on internetwork independent of address setting TMN’s alarms reported in If sending to 921 v1 or 951 coded form supervisors If correct password is set If sending to protected TMN, up, it will enable access to (password at each end must match) protected TMNs If set to a password will If configuration changes need protect the TMN from protecting configuration changes without entry of this password Will only allow incoming If this site needs protecting messages if they come from an TMN with same auto-dial password Additional modem Do not change without from technical initialisation string to be instruction sent to modem after fixed support except for setting SIM initialisation string. PIN or for SMS to multiple mobile phones Prohibits text comms by way If additional security required of SMS (TMNG only) to stop a mobile user accessing parameters by using text comms Maximum number of SMS Typical use is to send alarms messages sent from TMG to mobiles by SMS. This limits (TMNG only) number and hence cost of calls TMN will restart every If system experiences 24 hours after power up, problems from interference (without AONL alarm generation).
Note 1,2,3,4,5
6,12,
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7
8 9,10 11
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13, 14
Notes
(1) If TMN being used by local 921 pre v 2.5, reserve record 2 for 921. (2) An outstation number may be entered in more than one record with different telephone numbers, so that if more than three failed attempts to connect have accumulated in the delay list, the TMN will proceed to use the next number on the next attempt (Alternative number dialling - see Auto-dialling Reference Manual (90-1353)). (3) If a supervisor is passing alarms to a radio pager, the supervisor auto-dialling mechanism must not be used, instead the radio pager number must be set up in a TMN record. (4) The target TMN alarm address may be auto-dialled. If so it must be set up in a record of this TMN.
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Settings for Special Conditions (continued)
(5) The sharing of TMN/ANC+/AND and XN28s by a 940 or 943 may require the number to be set up in an TMN record rather than in the supervisor. (6) Telephone numbers may contain A to Z, 0 to 9 # * : ; < = , the PABX number may be included (e.g. 9 to dial out, extension number to dial in) and special control characters: J - wait for secondary dial tone K -2 second pause L - pulse dialling, M - tone dialling B - substitute access number (not in access number itself) (7) The modification of Position to localnet or internet may prohibit further configuration (i.e. cannot be changed back) until general reset. DO NOT CHANGE UNLESS IMPERATIVE. (8) All alarms passed to radio pagers or by SMS must be text on alarms. (9) If using auto-dial passwords, make sure that all TMN/ANC+/ANDs involved have the same password set up, and have dial-In set to on. (10) If auto-dialling passwords are set incorrectly, THEY WILL PROHIBIT COMMUNICATION. There is a special procedure to correct password on remote TMN - see Auto-dialling Reference Manual (90-1353). (11) There is a special procedure to clear a wrong, or forgotten configuration password - see Auto-dialling Reference Manual (90-1353). (12) If sending to radio pager,or sending to mobile by way of SMS bureau, set tele to bureau number prefixed by RR. (13) If sending SMS alarms to multiple mobile phones set ‘Additional Init String’ to AT+CPMS= “BM”. However, this will disable ability of mobile phones to communicate with TMN by text comms. If sending many SMS alarms to multiple mobile phones use 963/SMS. (14) If two or more AT commands are required in Additional Init String, concatenate them using ‘;’. e.g. AT+CPIN=4321;AT+CPMS=”BM”.
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Configure GSM Modem Settings (TMNG only) STAGE 1: In all cases turn off TMNG, fit data enabled SIM card, turn on TMNG and enter configuration mode (see steps 8, 10, 14 & 18). Identify installed firmware version and modem type then proceed as follows:
If the TMNG has v4.50 firmware (or newer) AND is fitted with a Multitech MTSMC-G3 modem: ▪▪ Type ‘direct’ at the main configuration prompts to enter direct modem mode. ▪▪ Type ‘dATE0V0S0=1’ to disable modem echo, enable numeric responses & auto answer. ▪▪ Type ‘dAT+IFC=2,2’ to enable RTS/CTS flow control on modem serial port. ▪▪ Type ‘dAT+ICF=3’ set modem serial port to 8 data bit, 1 stop bit. ▪▪ Type ‘dAT+CBST=0,0,1’ to enable modem auto speed negotiation. ▪▪ Type ‘dAT+CNMI=2,1,0,0,0’ to enable SMS received notification. ▪▪ Type ‘dAT+CSMS=1’ to set SMS commands to Phase 2+ version. ▪▪ Type ‘dAT+ILRR=0’ to disable data rate reports. ▪▪ Type ‘dAT+CAOC=1’ to disable charging information reports. ▪▪ Type ‘dAT+CMGF=1’ to set SMS message mode to text. ▪▪ Type ‘dAT+CSMP=17,196,0, 0’ to set SMS validity period to 4 weeks. ▪▪ Type ‘dAT+CSAS’ to save SMS settings to modem. ▪▪ Type ‘dAT&W’ to save settings to modem stored profile. ▪▪ Follow additional set up in STAGE 2 below. If the TMNG has v4.50 firmware (or newer) AND is fitted with a Multitech MTSMC-G or MTSMC-G2 modem: ▪▪ Type ‘init’ at the main configuration prompts which will launch the automatic modem initialisation process. ▪▪ Follow additional set up in STAGE 2 below. STAGE 2: Additional set up required for ALL units: ▪▪ Type ‘direct’ at the main configuration prompts. ▪▪ Type ‘dAT+WAIP=1’ to turn off the GSM modem phonebook. ▪▪ Type ‘dAT+CBST=7,0,1’ to force the GSM modem to connect using V.32 9600bps. Note: This is optional but may well help improve the connection reliability between modems. ▪▪ Type ‘dAT&W’ to save settings to modem stored profile. ▪▪ Exit direct mode and enter the Modem configuration menu (see step 21, page 10) and add an additional initialisation string ‘AT+CFUN=1’. This will force the modem to completely restart after each call.
If the TMNG has v4.40 firmware an upgrade to v4.50 is recommended (contact Trend Technical Support to order a TMN upgrade PROM). Once upgraded follow the process in the left hand column for v4.50 and appropriate modem. If an upgrade to v4.50 is not possible proceed as follows: ▪▪ Type ‘direct’ at the main configuration prompts to enter direct modem mode. ▪▪ Type ‘dATE0V0S0=1’ to disable modem echo, enable numeric responses & auto answer. ▪▪ Type ‘dAT+IFC=2,2’ to enable RTS/CTS flow control on modem serial port. ▪▪ Type ‘dAT+CNMI=2,1,1,0,0’ to enable SMS received notification. ▪▪ Type ‘dAT+CSMS=1’ to set SMS commands to Phase 2+ version. ▪▪ Type ‘dAT+ILRR=0’ to disable data rate reports. ▪▪ Type ‘dAT+CAOC=1’ to disable charging information reports. ▪▪ Type ‘dAT+CMGF=1’ to set SMS message mode to text. ▪▪ Type ‘dAT+CSMP=17,196,0,0’ to set SMS validity period to 4 weeks. ▪▪ Type ‘dAT+CSAS’ to save SMS settings to modem. ▪▪ Type ‘dAT&W’ to save settings to modem stored profile. ▪▪ Follow additional set up in STAGE 2 below.
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Exit Configuration
X
"Exit from Utility"
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Set up Device (communicating via TMN)
Devices
Device
IQ 822+/Toolbox WupDn
IQ/822 WupDn
TMN Lan
TMN
TMN
I/N
IQ/822
RS232 Direct
Modem
Only old IQ or 822+/Toolbox
• For autodialled or critical alarms target, set Outstation address as appropriate with Lan number set to zero if TMN a local Lan, and set to destination Lan number if TMN on Internetwork. Put outstation address, Lan, and phone number in TMN record. • IC Comms - use with caution - Auto-dialling Reference Manual (90-1353). • WupDn doesn’t inform if connected • If dialling a TMNG, use its data number
921 < v 2.5
921
TMN
TMN
Lan
I/N
921
RS232 Direct
Modem
Using SANC - no need for TMN.
• Use 921 auto-dialling mode. Use ‘==’ method to put Lan number in auto-dial number table, and enter TMN address. • If dialling a TMNG, use its data number.
921 => v 2.5 SET
921 SET
TMN
TMN
Lan
I/N
921 SET*
RS232 Direct
Modem
Using SANC - no need for TMN.
*SET v4
• Use 921 auto-dialling mode. Either set autodialler address to 2 to find any available TMN (Lan or I/N), or set autodialler address to specific TMN address. • If 921 shares TMNs/ANCs and XN28s then they must be specifically addressed. • If dialling a TMNG, use its data number.
94x Series/962/963
(+841, 842, 843, 845) PowerTool
94x 962/963
TMN
TMN
Lan
I/N
94x 962/963 Direct ( 963
Modem
963 SMS ) SMS Direct modem
Mobile phone
PHONE
1
2
3 6
4
5
7
8
9
*
0
#
Allows 963 to transmit text messages (SMS) to mobile phone, (no need for TMN)
• If 94x is using both TMNs/ANCs and XN28s then see Auto-dialling manual. If 94x is 945 1.01 or greater see 945 Engineering Manual. • 962/963 can automatically seek next available autodialler (ANC, MNC, TMN, XN28) or can have particular devices allocated to particular autodiallers (e.g. to ensure XN28s are used correctly). • If dialling a TMNG, use its data number • In 963, using TMNG, in Tcommsrv.ini set IdleTimeToDropline=100, and RemoteATDSites=60000 and ensure [Grouping] has ‘TMN-G=G’. • In PowerTool using TMNG in TrendCommsCodes.ini change mG=German Modem to ‘mG=TMN’, and add ‘cG=GSMIntegral’.
915, 916
915 916
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TMN
TMN
Lan
I/N
915 916
Direct
Modem Using SANC - no need for TMN
• Put outstation address, Lan, and phone number in TMN record. • If dialling a TMNG, use its data number
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Mobile Phone
PH
ON
• A mobile phone can send text comms messages to TMNG only (see IQ configuration manual, 90-1533, for text comms codes) • It must set telephone number to TMNG’s data number •Message must include outstation address, Lan no., and passwords e.g. l1 O16 P1234 a1234 S1($,V) - Note space between parameters. lan 1, Outstation 16, outstation PIN 1234, autodialling password 1234, sensor 1 label($) and Value
E
1 4
2
7
5
*
3
8 6
0 9 #
Confi gure modem/terminal adaptor
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See Auto-dialling Manual (90-1353) AND section for example settings.
Connect to a PC
PC
E.g.
Modem/ terminal adaptor
Windows terminal
AT&F
• Dropping DTR causes modem or terminal adaptor to terminate call and enter command mode (AT&Dn). • DCD is used to indicate a call connected (AT&Cn). • Modem or terminal adaptor baud rate must be locked to TMN speed (locking DTE speed) (AT&Bn). • RTS/CTS flow control is enabled (XON/XOFF disabled) (AT&Hn). • No echo of TMN commands by the modem (ATEn). • Modem or terminal adaptor message indicating call progress must be numeric (ATVn). • Turn off data compression (AT&Kn). If unclear, check with Technical Support.
Sensor values?
AT&W0 AT&W1
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Check signal strength (TMNG only)
Either: use TMNG • Enter configuration mode. • Type ‘direct’ at top configuration menu prompts. • Type ‘dAT+CSQ’ to request signal strength. • Value is of form x,y. If x <=18 or =99 relocate antenna and try again (see section 3.1 steps 2, 4). • Exit Configuration mode and reconnect system Or: use a mobile phone • Use a mobile phone using the same service provider • Check its indicator shows a good signal strength at location of TMNG antenna. If not relocate antenna and try again (see section 3.1 steps 2, 4).
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Check Modem Mode leD (TMNG only)
• Open flap, remove cover • Check Modem mode LED Modem mode (red)
Normal operation indication Slow
On network
Fast
Active call
Fault indications Check SIM activated, check SIM password Check power to modem • Replace cover, close flap.
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Install auto-dialled end
A/D
TMN
A/D may be: MNC >=v2.54 see notes 1,7 AND see note 10 TMNH, TMNE = v4. (3) TMN must be >= v4. (4) To dial a TMNG, must use the TMNG’s data number (5) To communicate with an IQ2xx/ADL a TMNG must have a 2k4 bps enabled SIM and the IQ2xx/ADL must dial the TMNG’s 2k4 bps data number (6) To communicate with TMNG, adjust TMN v4.3 or greater Modem Link configuration setting ‘Originate Msg Delay’ to 10 secs. • Enter configuration mode. • Type ‘modem’ at top configuration menu prompts. • Type G3X to set ‘oriGinate msg delay time’ to 10s. • Type X to exit configuration mode. (7) MNC or TMNH, TMNE
