NOTE: before starting the configuration of the device it is necessary to press the button CONNECT or READ SETTINGS. If this is not done your parameters may be lost and it might be necessary to reset factory default settings. NOTE: to make your changes come into effect 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. |
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SMS Password – main 4 digit password which is used for system configurations and control via SMS messages. By default, password is 0000, which is NECESSARY to change. Allow Only preset Users – When this function is enabled, the system reacts to the SMS messages-commands that are sent only from registered telephone numbers. If this function is disabled, the device can be controlled by all users who know the number of the SIM card inserted in the device, control commands and the main password. Factory default setting – enabled. Keyboard Password – 4 digit code which is used to arm/disarm system security with a keyboard. By default, this code is 1111, which is recommended to change (in case that ESIM264 version is 7.06.00 or newer, please read section 3.12). |
NOTE: it is necessary to change factory default password (“0000”). If the password is not changed the chosen parameters will not be stored in the device. NOTE: when entering the new password you cannot use full stops, colons and spaces. NOTE: even if you forgot the password having connected to ESIM264 Configuration Tool using this software you will be able to easily check the password – all device settings, including the password, are displayed on the computer screen. |
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Periode – specifies after how many days repetitive informational messages are delivered, e. g. if you enter “1” – the system sends messages every day, if you enter “2” – it sends messages every two days etc. Time – specifies the time at which informational message will be delivered, e.g.: if you specify “11” – the message will be delivered at 11:00 etc. |
NOTE: the user can disable the function of delivering periodical informational messages if he/she fills the fields in sections Period and Time with zeros. NOTE: if you want system checks to be performed more often than once per day enter “0” in the section Period and “1…23” in the section Time. For instance, continuous check will be performed every two hours if you specify the following parameters: Period – “0”, Time – “2”. |
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Date - date, the format: year-month-day; Time - time, the format: hours:minutes; In the environment of ESIM264 Configuration Tool the user can enter date and time data or automatically set this information according to computer clock (pressing the button Get PC Time). When all data is set you must press the button Set Clock – the time will be entered on the device. |
NOTE: when device power supply gets cut off and the backup battery is depleted internal clock is restored to the previous factory default value; to have the system operate correctly you need to reset the internal clock of the device accordingly. NOTE: ESIM264 Configuration Tool program cannot read the internal clock of ESIM264 device, therefore when connecting the device to the software date and time fields will remain empty even though the time is set correctly in the device. |
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Type1 – Normally open contact with 5,6KΩ end of line resistor |
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Type2 – Normally closed contact with 5,6KΩ end of line resistor |
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Type3 – Tamper and 5,6KΩ end of line resistor and 3,3KΩ end of line resistor with normally closed contact |
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Type4 – 5,6KΩ end of line resistor and normally closed contact with 3,3KΩ end of line resistor and normally closed contact. This type of connection is used for ATZ mode. |
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Type5 – Tamper and 5,6KΩ end of line resistor and 5,6KΩ end of line resistor with normally closed contact and 3,3KΩ end of line resistor with normally closed contact. This type of connection is used for ATZ mode. |
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Log Enable – When this function is enabled, the system logs all information about system configuration, system actions and info messages to the events log. By default, this function is disabled. By pressing button Get Log, the system generates file log.txt which consist of the last 500 records to the events log. |
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Max - maximum marginal temperature. The temperature is measured in degrees Celsius. Min - minimal marginal temperature. The temperature is measured in degrees Celsius. Type zeros in both sections if the temperature sensor is not used or if You dont want to let the system to react to the temperature indication. Temperature Limit Info SMS – when this function is enabled the system sends the information by SMS messages about temperature deviation from the set values. By default, this function is enabled. |
NOTE: It is recommended to disable this function then the automatic output control (see more at chapter 8) for Temp Fall and Temp Exceeded events is activated. Otherwise, the user will receive 2 SMS messages about the same event (temperature deviation from the set values). |
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Check External Power Status - when this function is enabled the system informs the user by SMS message about external power cut-off and restore. Factory default setting – enabled. AC Loss Delay - This field is used to configure delay time to inform users about external power supply loss events. If the power supply is restored in delay time, the system will not inform users about this event. This parameter is useful when facing temporary power supply failures. By default, this time is 30 seconds. Parameter range from 1 to 65535 seconds. AC Restore Delay - This field is used to configure delay time to inform users about external power supply restore events. If the power supply is lost again in delay time, the system will not inform users about this event. This parameter is useful when facing temporary power supply failures. By default, this time is 120 seconds. Parameter range from 1 to 65535 seconds. |
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Exit Delay - This field is used to configure delay time to leave the premises after activating security system. The time is indicated in seconds. Factory default setting – 15s. Parameter range from 1 to 600 seconds. |
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Alarm time - this parameter is used for setting the time of device alarm siren sound after the alarm is activated. The time is indicated in minutes. Factory default setting – 1 minute. Bell Squawk Enable - a short siren informs about enabled/disabled security system. Siren ON if RF device lost - a short siren informs if system has lost the signal with connected wireless device. |
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iButton1...iButton5 fields are not editable – they indicate ID numbers of the recorded keys. To delete ID number of the key you need to select Disable next to the number. New iButton keys Write Enable – Enable this function if you want to register iButton keys to the system. After registering iButton keys, this function must be disabled. Partition 0/Partition 1 - Set partition in which iButton key is assigned. |
NOTE: at the end of programming it is necessary to disable function New iButton keys Write Enable and press the button Write Settings. |
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In section Keyboard Management You may enter up to 10 different 4-digital codes, which is used to activate/deactivate the system security with keyboards. It is also necessary to indicate in which partition (Partition 0 / Partition 1) the code will be active. By default, only one keyboard code "1111" is used (it is recommended to change the default one).
Duress Password - specify which keyboard password will be used as duress password - using this password user can disarm security, but system will see it as forced action (if device is connected with monitoring station, security service can act accordingly). SGS Password - specify which keyboard password will be used as SGS (Security Guard Service) password. This password is used for security guard service to disarm/arm system security. Partition1 Name - code text/name of the partition 0. It is allowed to enter up to 15 simbols. Partition2 Name - code text/name of the partition 1. It is allowed to enter up to 15 simbols. |
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Keyboard Status (Connected / Not Connected) - indicates if a keyboard in the selected section is used (connected). Alarm system ESIM264 has 4 sections (Keyboard1, Keyboard2, Keyboard3 and Keyboard4), which represents different addresses to connect 4 keyboards EKB3 or EKB2. User must configure the DIP switch combination on the keyboard according to example in section DIP switch combination on the keyboard (or read more in user manual of the keyboard). Two keyboards cannot be configured with the same DIP switch combination.
Keyboardx Partition (Partition 0/Partition 1) - Indicates partition in which operates the keyboard. |
It is posible to disable the zone of the keyboard if it is not necessary to use. In this case, it is needed to select the last check box in the table and to click button Remove Selected - the zone of the keyboard becomes inactive and it will not be administrated by the system ESIM264. |
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GSM Audio parameters is used for CONTACT ID communication porpuses. Only for advanced users!! Mic Gane - Microphone sensitivity. Factory default setting – 12. Speaker Level - Speaker volume level. Factory default setting – 85. |