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The use of a 'Prepaid' SIM card for dialling purposes is strongly discouraged. The mobile network cannot
automatically request the call credit, which means that this can be run down without anyone noticing,
resulting in outgoing notifications coming to a standstill.
For use of the SVM servermode, the SVM should always contain a SIM card or have a subscription to a
static IP address. Consult your telecom provider.
2.4.
Antenna
Connect the antenna cable to the SVM's antenna connection. The antenna plus associated cable can be
obtained from Adésys. The antenna should be affixed to as high a point as possible to obtain the best
possible range.
After installation, always check the field strength of the antenna signal (max. is 5 flashes of the yellow
'network' LED). Notification of changes in signal strength will always take place after a long delay (± 30
seconds). Take this into account if, for example, the antenna is moved.
2.5.
Power supply
2.5.1. SV-20 mains adapter
A 230VAC/12VDC mains adapter with item number SV-20 can be obtained as an option to supply power to
the SVM.
When fitting the terminal block to the power supply cable, ensure that the polarity plus (+) and minus (-) is
correct.
An extra power supply fuse is not necessary here.
If the SVM is not supplied with power using the above-mentioned mains adapter, the connection
regulations in the section below apply.
2.5.2. Power supply
Connect the SVM to a DC power supply of 15 to 35VDC (at least 8.5 W) or a transformer of 20 to 30VAC.
The power supply input of the SVM is not galvanically isolated from the other connections. The GND
connection of the power supply connector is directly connected internally to the GND connection of the
input connector and the COM port.
If the SVM is connected to an application (process controller, PLC, computer, active sensor, etc.) without
galvanic isolation and the SVM is connected to the same power supply, there is a real chance of earth
loops and/or short circuits in this power supply.
2.6.
Reset key
The reset key has three functions: first of all, it is used to interrupt the alarm. Pressing this briefly ends the
current notification; the SMS messages that have not yet been sent are not sent.
A second function of the reset key is to restart the dialler. The dialler can be restarted by holding this key
down for a period of 8 seconds. This only occurs if a power supply is connected.
If no power supply is connected, the reset key functions as an off button. Holding the key down for a
period of 8 seconds switches off the dialler.
Statuses of inputs will not be stored in a permanent memory. If the supply voltage fails, and the built-in
supercap is entirely discharged, the contents of this memory is lost. If the SVM is restarted manually, this
status will also be reset. When the supply voltage is restored, the SVM behaves as if it is being started up
for the first time. This means that:
• After the supply voltage has been restored, only active inputs are reported once again;
• No Recovery message will be sent if the status of the input has been recovered during this power
failure.
The fourth functionality is for when there is something wrong and there seem to be no connection. By
pushing the reset key for a duration of 3 seconds, releasing it 3 seconds and doing this 3 times the DHCP
will be enabled. By enabling the DHCP it is possible to make changes with SV-prog.
2.7.
RS-232
A port for a serial connection with peripheral equipment. For example, a PLC that should communicate
with an external server application (SCADA) via the SVM.
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