4. Input signal control

Up to five different devices can be connected to ESIM251 device Z1-Z5 inputs (it can be motion, temperature etc. sensors or PGM signals). When any of these devices is triggered the system informs registered users by call or/and SMS message. When administrating every device in the system it is possible to set different parameters.
In ESIM251 Configuration Tool environment window Input there are 5 separate sections distinguished for administrating every input (Z1, Z2, Z3, Z4 and Z5) (they are named respectively Zone1, Zone2, Zone3, Zone4 and Zone5).

NOTE: before starting the configuration of the device you must press the button CONNECT or READ SETTINGS. If these actions are not completed your parameters can be lost and you might need to restore factory default settings.
NOTE: to enable the changes in the device you must press the button WRITE SETTINGS.
NOTE: before starting configuration it is necessary to change the primary manufacturer password („0000“). Otherwise the device will ignore he commands sent from the computer.


4.1. Input impulse sensing settings


ON / OFF – enables (ON) / disables (OFF) checking of a specific input.

600 mS – impulse duration. This parameter indicates that the system will sense the impulse, transmitted to a particular input, duration if it is longer than the preset value. The specified parameter must be in the range of 100 – 42000000, counted in milliseconds (1 second – 1000 milliseconds).

In settings group Input level you can choose the type of a specific input. By default input type is normal open (NO), i. e., this input is considered not triggered if there is no signal.


NO – (Normal Open) normal open input type. The system registers the event only when the signal is transmitted.

NC – (Normal Close) normal closed input type. The system registers the event only when the signal is disabled.


Counter – counting function enabling (check mark is selected). The event is registered only when the preset number of impulses in the input is exceeded. This number can be specified in the field at the bottom. Maximum value is 4294967295 impulses. By default the system registers the event straight after the signal is transmitted (check mark is not selected).


4.2. Settings of user informing

In settings group Alarm Event mark the users that are registered in the system, who will receive informational SMS messages or/and calls in the case of a particular alarm. When the check mark next to Call or/and SMS is selected, a particular user is added into the list of users to whom the system can call or send SMS messages. User informing is performed as described in chapter 3 (Administration).

In settings group Restore Event mark the users that are registered in the system, who will receive informational SMS messages or/and calls in the case of restoring of particular security system after alarm. When the check mark next to Call or/and SMS is selected, a particular user is added into the list of users to whom the system can call or send SMS messages. User informing is performed as described in chapter 3 (Administration).



ALARM TEXT – this field is used for entering the text which will be sent in SMS message in the case of alarm. The text can consist of not more than 24 characters.

RESTORE TEXT – this field is used for entering the text which will be sent in SMS message when security system is restored. The text can consist of not more than 24 characters.