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The outputs with the open collector can be used directly if the device permits it, or they can control the

relay. Connect the antiparalel diode to the relay coil. These outputs can be controlled only by the

telephone commands or the SMS messages.

Notes to the cabling: for controlling the household appliances

The control box has four conductors:

- Two yellow conductors AC for connecting to the household appliances

- GND (grounding), +12V DC conductor for connecting to the power supply of the direct current 12V

DC (power adaptor)

7. The alarm configuration

On the back side of the alarm, there are 10 connecting places with these labels:

- I1, I2, I3: 3 connectors for the line input, each connector can be linked up to the ground or open

for the alarm activation.

- O1; O2: 2 output connectors can be controlled by the calls or SMS for the purpose of setting. If the

output on these connectors grows, the warning lights OUT 1 or OUT 2 will go on (dilatants should

use this function with caution!).

- SPEAKER (O3): this connector is for the voice output (loudspeaker), where its other end is

connected to the grounding. These connectors can be controlled by the phone commands or SMS

messages. If this function is available, the warning light OUT 3 will go on the panel.

- RELAY1, RELAY2: These two connectors will close up for 3 minutes after the alarm notification.

You can start power the camera at the alarm activation by using them. The function can be

deactivated using the order 16#1# or anytime by sending the SMS or dialling the number (94#1# or

94#0# ).

- SIREN: This output provides the signal tone of the siren and it is necessary to connect the siren to

it where the other cable of the siren is connected to the earthling.

- GND: grounding

Description of the signal LED warning lights

The LED warning light shines red 20 seconds after switching the device on, where the wireless sensors can

be connected to it at this time. If the sensor recoding is successful, the red warning light will blink. After

20 seconds the warning light will blink orange. It searches the GSM net in this time. If the orange light

doesn´t stop blinking, it means that the SIM card is wrongly inserted or that the GSM net is unavailable or

that its signal is low. If the warning light shines continuously green, it indicates that there is no saved

telephone number on the SIM card. If everything is all right, the LED warning light will blink green (Full

activation) or it will blink quickly green (Partial activation) or it will stay shining with the continuous

green colour (Deactivation). When the alarm triggers, the LED warning light will blink red and the alarm

will start sending the SMS and dialling the numbers.