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ImportantNoticeThankyouforpurchasingyourInSiteMonitoringandtrackingsystem.Westrivetomanufactureallourproductstothehighestdesign,productionandqualitystandards,howeverwecannotbeheldliableinanywayforloss,theft,damageorharmtoanyperson(s)orpropertyarisingfromitsuse,whetherdeployedinaccordancewithourrecommendationsorotherwise.Thisdeviceisprovidedasa"Do­It­Yourself"deviceforwhichyouacceptALLresponsibilitiesforitsinstallation,monitoring,maintenanceanduse.InSiteCommunicationsanditsaffiliatesdonotacceptanyresponsibilityforthemannerorapplicationinwhichthisdeviceisutilized.InSiteCommunicationsanditssalesaffiliatesDONOTacceptanyresponsibilityfortheinstallation,programming,networkprovisioning,serviceinterruption,activationanddeviceornetworkperformance.AnydeviceusingPublicNetworksissubjecttotheperformanceanddependabilityofthenetworks,whicharenotunderthecontrolofInSiteCommunications,orit'saffiliates.Inacceptingthisdeviceintoservice,youagreetoIndemnifyandholdInSiteCommunicationsanditsaffiliatescompletelyharmlessfromanyandALLdamages(directorindirect),expenses,costs(includingattorneyfeesandcourtcosts),thatmayarisefromthepurchase,installation,programming,monitoring,functionormalfunction,ofthedeviceanditsaccessories,inanynetworkorapplication,whatsoever.InSiteCommunicationscannotacceptresponsibilityastotheoperationorperformanceoftheGPS(GlobalPositioningSystem).ThesesystemsarealsooutofInSiteCommunicationssphereofcontrol.Furthermore,InSiteCommunicationsassumenoresponsibilityforthelegalityorotherwise,intheuseofthisequipmentfortrackingpersonsorvehicles.Alwayscheckyourlocallawsonthisbeforeuse.InSiteisintendedprimarilyasamonitoringdevice.Whenusedinasecurityapplication,itdoesnotprovideahardenedorresistantcapabilityagainsthacking,defeat,breachorincapacitation,particularlywhenutilizingtheWiPAN(WirelessPersonalAreaNetwork).Bestresistancetomaliciousattack,isobtainedfromusinghard­wireswitchconnections,andbyconcealingorphysicallysecuringtheInSiteunitanditsaccessoriesfromanythreat.InSiteCommunicationsacceptnoresponsibilitywhatsoeverforanysecuritybreaches,intendedorunintended,consequentialfromtheuseofthisdeviceanditsaccessories,insecurityoranyotherapplication.InSiteCommunicationsalsoreservetherighttomodify,changeorupgradetheproduct,itsspecifications,documentationandaccessories,atanytimewithoutnotice.

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InSiteUserManual

TableofContents

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1.Introduction ......................................................................................................................... 41.1FunctionalDescription. ..............................................................................................................................41.2HardwareDescription ................................................................................................................................61.2.1Keys .............................................................................................................................................................7

2.GettingStarted..................................................................................................................... 82.1InstallingtheSIMCARDandSwitchingON ........................................................................................8

3.Setup .....................................................................................................................................123.1MainSetupMenu........................................................................................................................................ 123.1DoorAlarm ............................................................................................................................................... 14

3.2MasterSMS ................................................................................................................................................... 163.3DeviceSetup................................................................................................................................................. 173.3.3VoltageSense ....................................................................................................................................... 203.3.4SwitchContact1to8 ........................................................................................................................ 213.3.5DeviceInfo ............................................................................................................................................. 22

3.4GPSSetup....................................................................................................................................................... 243.5TelemetrySetup ......................................................................................................................................... 253.5.1Channel1&2TelemetrySetup ..................................................................................................... 25

3.6SystemPassword ....................................................................................................................................... 263.7RemoteControl ........................................................................................................................................... 273.8TimeandDate.............................................................................................................................................. 273.9MiserMode ................................................................................................................................................... 273.10PowerOFF .................................................................................................................................................. 27

4.ImportantOperationalNotes .......................................................................................284.1Battery"MISERMode"........................................................................................................................... 284.2BatteryCharging ...................................................................................................................................... 30

5.RebootsandResets ..........................................................................................................315.1PinholeReset ............................................................................................................................................... 315.2HardwareReset .......................................................................................................................................... 315.3FactoryReset ............................................................................................................................................... 31

6.ExternalCommands.........................................................................................................32

7.TechnicalSpecifications.................................................................................................35

8.RegulatoryCertifications ...............................................................................................37

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1.Introduction

1.1FunctionalDescription.InSiteisaversatile,highlyextensiblemobilenetworkbasedmonitoringdevice.InSiteleveragestheShortMessageService(SMS),morecommonlyknownastextmessaging,todeliverinformativenotificationalarmsthatarebroadcastastextmessagestoasmanyasfourreceivingmobilephonespernotification.Eachofthemonitoredvariables(voltage,temperature,hardwiredswitchcontactoravastarrayofwirelesssensors)canbesettoindependantlynotifyuptofouruniquerecipientswheneverachangeoftheirconfiguredstateoccurs.Thecontentwithinthesemessagesisdiscriptiveandcanbeeditedduringsetupconfigurationtoillustratemorespecificmeaning.InSiteincorporatesawiderangeofusefulfunctionsthatarealleasilyconfiguredthroughitsintergralkeyboardandLCDdisplay.Thisapproacheliminatesawkwardprogrammingcommandsandproblemsthatariseinotherproductsthatrequireacellphonetextmessageexchangeforsettingupindividualparameters.Youdon’tneedareferenceguidetoperformsetuporsystemchanges,itisalleasilyaccessiblethroughafriendlyuserinterface.InSitealsofeaturescomprehensivestatusdisplayscreensforeachfunctionenablingswiftsetuportroubleshooting.Theproductisdesignedtobeeasilyprogrammedbyunskilledusers,thatwouldotherwiserequireskilledtechinicianstoinstall.Fullyoptionedeachunitprovidesthefollowingfunctions:

• Poweroutageandrecoveryalarm.• AmbienttemperaturesensingwithHIGH,LOWandIN‐RANGEalarming

capability.• Uptofourphonenumbersdialedforeachdeviceswitchstate.Allnumbers

forcontactswitches,temperatureandvoltagesensealarmdevicesareautomaticallyrepeatedforalldevicesinoneinput.Eachcanlaterbeeditedseparatelyasrequired.

• Monitorandalertingof8contactinputsinanycombinationofhardwiredor

wirelesslyconnectedsensors,usingabuiltinWirelessPersonalAreaNetwork(WiPAN)baseduponourproprietarywirelessprotocol.

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• WiPANSOSalarmremotependantforseniorsorothercriticalmonitoring

situations.• Remotelycontroltwoindependentswitchedoutputs.• Enablesecurityentryandmovementsensorstotriggermessages,

incorporatingbuilt‐insecuritysystemfeatures.• ObtainGlobalPositioningSystem(GPS)geographicalco‐ordinatesand

deliverposition,directionandspeedinformationtoaremoteSMScapabledevice.ThisfeatureisavailableifyourunitisGPSenabled.

• ComprehensiveLCDstatusscreensshowingstatusofallfunctionsand

featuresataglanceforeasyset‐upandtrouble‐shooting.• Remotecontrolofeachmonitoredfunction,byindividualsandalsobyan

administrator.• Built‐inbatterybackupofupto5days(dependingonfeaturesinuseand

location).• TwochannelsofTELEMETRYwhereanalogvoltagescanbereadand

deliveredastextmessages,fullyscaledandinpresetuserunitsofmeasurement.

• Deliversupervisedwirelesssendermonitoringincludingwirelesssender

‘Lostcontact’and‘BatteryLow’warningmessages.• Providedoorentryalarmforsilententryofpremiseswithoutsendingan

alarm.Thiscanfunctionasasingle‐entryalarmorasacontinuousentryalarmthatcanbearmedanddisarmedusingadedicateddoorPASSWORD,distinctfromthemainSYSTEMPASSWORD.

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1.2HardwareDescriptionYourInSiteunitcomeswiththefollowingcomponents:

• Baseunit• ACpoweradaptor• Automotivecigarettelighteradaptor(12DC)(Somemodels).• LithiumIonbattery(maybepre‐installedonsomemodels).• GPSPuckAntenna(onGPSenabledunits)• WiPANwirelessswitchsensor(onmostmodels)• SCSI(68pinmini)connectorwithcable(onsomemodels)• SIMCARD(asprovidedunderInSiteplaninsomelocationsandmodels)• Desktopandwall‐mountdrop‐inSTAND(onsomemodels)• Dockingmoduleenclosingadditionalspecialapplicationcircuitry(onsome

models)

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1.2.1Keys

• Esc(Escape):returnstopreviousmenulevel• Alt:Sets/uppercaseorlowercasecharacterindicatedonkey.• Menu:DisablesSMSfunctiontemporarilyandallowsentryintoset‐upmenu.• DEL:Deletescharactertotheleftofcursor.Holdfor3secondstodelete

completeentry.• ENTER:AcceptsanentryforchangeasdisplayedonLCDscreen.• Arrows:controlcursorcharacterandlinemovement.• Alphanumerickeys:Numeralandalternatecharacters.Toselectan

alternatecharacterwhenediting,pressthekeyrepeatedlyuntildesiredcharacterappears,thenmoveon.

1.2.2RearCabinet

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2.GettingStarted

2.1InstallingtheSIMCARDandSwitchingON

(1) Loosenthetwoscrewssecuringthebatterycoverandgentlyremoveit.

(2) Carefullyliftoutthebattery,withoutunpluggingitfromtheconnectorsocket.

(3) LocateSIMCARDholder(FIG3)

(4) SlidemetalSIMCARDlocktowardstheOPENdirection.

(5) HingetheSIMCARDholderupwardandoutwards(FIG4).

(6) SlideSIMCARDintoholderasinFIG4,withgoldcontactsfacingdown,

payingparticularattentiontothecutcornerofthecardasshown.

(7) HingecardbackdownwardsandslidemetallockbacktowardsCLOSE.

(8) TurnthepowerswitchtoON(FIG4).

(9) Repositionthebattery,makingsurethewiresaretuckedneatlyalongthesidesofbattery.

(10) Reassemblebatterycoverwithscrews.

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2.2NetworkCheckWhentheInSiteunitisfirstturnedON,theredLEDatthefrontshouldbeginflashing,andtheLCDscreenwillsay:INSITECommunicationsThen:RegisteringPleaseWait…Afteraminuteorso,thescreenshoulddisplay:INSITEACT01:43BAT:088NoMsgTheLEDshouldflashgreenevery2or3seconds,indicatingInSitehassuccessfullyloggedontothenetwork.ThefirsttimeInSiteisswitchedONinanewnetworkenvironment,itmaytakeafewadditionalminutestolocatethenetworkandbeginregistration.2.3StatusScreens

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InSiteprovidesfourscreensthatgiveastatusreportonvitalsystemparameters.ThesescreensareavailablewheneverInSiteisonandstandbyoridle.Theymaybeviewedbydepressingthearrowkeys.Screen1.TheHomescreenThisdisplaysthefollowing:INSITEACT11:21BAT:098 NoMsgINSITEACT systemisactive.(NotnecessarilyregisteredonNetwork)

SystemTime thetimeobtainedfromthenetwork(ifavailable)

BAT %ofbatterycapacityremaining

02Msg numberofmessagesqueuedfordelivery

Screen2Thisdisplaysthefollowing:COM:OKLV75FWiPAN:1368Com:OK

WaitNoSIMNoNet

Connected(RegisteredonNetworkandready)ConnectingNoSimcardpresentSEARCHING

Vor

Chargerischarging,VoltageNormal.(MusthaveVoltagesenseACTIVATED)

LV LowVoltage.ChargerNOTcharging(MusthaveVoltagesenseACTIVATED)

75F InSiteTempSensorreadingindegreesFWiPAN1368 WiPANswitcheson­Line.ThisexampleshowsWiPANsw.nos.

1,3,6,8areonline.

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Screen3Thisdisplaysthefollowing:SIM:19451234567Sig:5SIM: 19541234567(SIMCARDphonenumber)Sig:5 (RSSIstrength1to5(strongest))Screen4Thisdisplaysthefollowing:GPS:ONFIX:0SAT00GPS: ONorOFFindicateswhethertheGPSFeaturehasbeenenabledin

theSetupmenu.FIX:0 IndicatesthenumberofgoodfixesobtainedfromGPSsatellites.SAT00 IndicatesthenumberofsatellitesbeingtrackedbytheGPS

receiver.IfSATindicatesfewerthan3satellitesthentheantennaispartiallyobscuredfromtheskyandneedstoberepositioned.Screen5Thisdisplaysthefollowing:TLMCh1:2.7TLMCh2:1.6TLMCh1: Telemetryinputvoltagevalue(adjustedtouser'srangevalues,

defaultis0­100)–channel1TLMCh2: Telemetryinputvoltagevalue(adjustedtouser'srangevalues,

defaultis0­100)–channel2

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3.SetupThesetupwillallowyoutoquicklyprogramthemanyfeaturesavailableonyourunit.TheFactoryhassetupdefaultmessagesforeachswitchandcondition.YoucaneditanyofthesefromtheSETUPscreenmenu.ALLtheDEFAULTPASSWORDSforthesystemareinitiallysettoallblanks(i.e.nocharacters,justhitthe<ENTER>key.).Tochangepasswords,choosethe"SystemPassword"selectioninthemainmenu.Seesectionbelow.Togobackorupamenulevel,pressthe<ESC>key.MENUoptionsareshownonetoaline,withan(*)asteriskadjacenttheselection.UsetheUPandDOWNnavigatingarrowkeystomovetothedesiredmenuitem.Insomepredictablesituationsthe“*”cursorismovedtothenextitemautomaticallyforyou.ToselectoracceptanentryasindicatedontheLCDscreen,press<ENTER.>Whenevermakingachangeortextentry,alwayspress<ENTER>tosavetheentry.Ifyoumakeanentryandpress<ESC>,thatentrywillbeignored.ToacceptanitemwithoutchangeortoGOBACK,pressthe<ESC>key.

3.1MainSetupMenuThisisaccessedbypressingthe<MENU>keyfollowedbythesystempassword.IMPORTANT:WheneveryouentertheSET­UPmenuscreen,InSiteautomaticallystopssendingallSMStextmessages,ignoringallmonitoredactivity,untilyouexitSETUPandreturntooneofthefourstatusscreens.Itwilldothisautomaticallyafterabout25secondsofnokeypadactivity.

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TheSETUPmenuisthetopmostmenulevelandloopsthroughthefollowingscreenselections:

DoorAlarm Arm,DisarmDooralarm,changedoorentrypassword.MasterSMS TurnallSMSreportingON/OFFDeviceSetup Setupphonenos.,messages,temp.limits,voltagealarms,

switches&arm/disarmdevicealarmsGPSSetup Enable/disableGPStracking,enterphonenos.TelemetrySetup ActivatetelemetryCh.1&2,Setupparametersandmessage.SystemPassword Changepasswordsforuser,administratoranddoordelay.RemoteControl Editphonenumbersforremotecontrolledoutputfunctions(2

channels).Time&Date Setuptimeanddate(Networkusuallyprovidesthis).MiserMode Enable/DisablePowersavingbackupbatteryoperation.PowerOff TurnInSiteOFFfromfrontpanel.

DoorAlarm

MasterSMS

DeviceSetup

GPSSetup

TelemetrySetup

SystemPassword

RemoteControl

Time&Date

MiserMode

PowerOff

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3.1DoorAlarmInSiteofferstheabilitytoprovideadoorentryalarmbyassigningswitch#8toadoorcontactsensor(nootherswitchhasthisfunctionality).Thecontactsensorcanusearegularmagneticreedcontactswitchoryoucanusethebuilt‐inmagneticreedswitchfoundasastandardfeatureonInSiteWiPANremoteswitchsenders.(Opendoor:opencontact.Closedoor:closecontact).WhenDoorAlarmhasbeenactivated,InSiteprovidesfordoorentryusingeithertheMasterPassword,orauniqueDoorPassword.InSitewillgivea2minutebeepwarningoncesw#8isopened,thatgivesyoutimetoenteracorrectpassword.Ifcorrectlyentered,thebeepingstopsandtheAlarmmessageissuppressed.Ifyoudonotenterthecorrectpasswordwithinthe2minutes,thepre‐programmedSMSmessageswillbesent.

3.1.1ENTRYIfyouenterusingtheDoorPassword(thismustbemadedifferenttotheMasterpassword,oritassumesyouenteredtheMasterPassword),itsuppressestheSMSmessageandstopsthebeepingbutonlyallowsasingledoorpassandkeepstheDooralarmactive.ItdoesnotallowyoutoturnOFFtheDoorAlarmwiththisdoorPassword.Oncethedoorisshutbehindyou,itwillre‐ARMautomatically.EachpersonenteringmustthereforeentertheDoorpassword.Ifthedoorisheldopen,itwillstaydisarmed,untilclosed.Openingthedoorwillthensetitoffagain.IfyouenterusingtheMasterPassword,itsilencesthebeeping,suppressestheAlarmSMSmomentarily,sameastheDoorPassword,however,italsoallowsyoutoturnOFFthedoorAlarmtotally,aswellasaccesstotheSet‐upmenu,whereyoucanalsosilenceallalarmswiththeMASTERSMSmenuitem.AftercorrectlyenteringtheMASTERPASSWORD,youwillseetheDOORALARMmenuitemtopmostonthelist.Ifyoupress<ENTER>thiswillgiveyouthefollowingMenuItems:DOORALARM?Y/NDOORDELAYPSWDInordertocompletelydisarmthedooralarmforUNLIMITEDaccess,youmustentertheMasterPassword,andthenentertheDOORALARMmenuandselect"N"fortheDOORALARM?Y/Nmenuitem.

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Thisfunctionallowsastoreownerforexample,togivehisdailystaffindividualaccessthroughanentrydoorusingthedoorpassword,butdoesnotallowthemtomakechangestotheSet‐upmenuorpermanentlydisabletheentryalarm,withoutenteringtheMasterPassword.Iftheownerenters,hecandisablethedooralarmcompletelyusingtheMASTERpassword.Ifhedecideshedoesn'tneedANYreportingatallfromotherdevicesbeingmonitored(becauseheisthere),hecanuseMASTERSMSanddisableallmonitoring.Whenheleaves,heenablesMASTERSMS,andthenenablesDoorAlarmandleaves.NOTE:aftersettingtheDoorAlarmforthefirsttime,returntothehomescreenandwait3minutestotest.Itgivesyou3minutestoleavethepremisesbeforearming.

3.1.2EXITIfyouhavedisarmedtheDoorAlarmusingthesetupmenu,itneedstobere‐armedforexit.ToArmthesystem,enterthesetupmenuandselectDOORALARM,thenpress<ENTER>,thenfortheDOORALARM?Y/Nmenuitem,select"Y"and<ENTER>Thisautomaticallysetstheswitch#8settingstoON(Y)fortheOPENstateandleavestheCLOSEDstateOFF(N).NB:MagneticdoorswitchesareusuallyOPENcontactwhenthedoorisOPENandCLOSEDcontactwhenclosed.OnceArmed,youneedtopress<ESC>backtotheHomeStatusScreen.Youthenhave3minutes(fromreturningtotheHomestatusscreen)toleavebeforetheunitarmsitself.Youcangetyourselfanextra3minutesdelaytoexit,ifyouleavewhileintheset‐upscreen.Itwillafter3minutesgototheHomescreen,armallotherfunctions,andtwominutesafterthat,itwillARMthedoorentry.

3.1.3SpecialnoteonSwitch#8fornon­DoorEntryApplications. Ifyouwanttoassigndoorswitch#8toaregularnon‐entryapplicationyoucan.Todothis,youneedtode‐activatetheDOORALARM?Y/Nto"N",andthengointotheDEVICESETTINGSforSwitch#8andmanuallysettheOPEN/CLOSEfunctionsasyouwouldforanyotherswitch.RememberthatifyouatanylatertimechangetheDOORALARM?Y/NsettingtoYforanyreason,itwillresettheOPEN/CLOSEsettingsforswitch#8totheDoorAlarmDefaultstates(Closed‐inactive,OPEN‐active).SoyouneedtogobackintoSetupandredotheDEVICESETTINGSaccordingly.

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3.1.4DoorDelayPasswordThisallowsyoutoenteranewDoorAlarmPassword.YouneedtoknowtheoldPasswordinordertochangetoanewone.FactoryDefaultisblank(justenterthe<ENTER>key).YoushouldsetupauniquepasswordfortheDoorEntryifyouintendusingthisalarm.

3.2MasterSMS

UseEnterkeytochange

Entertheadministratorpassword

Enableordisable

ThisistheMASTERMESSAGECONTROL.DisableorenableALLmessagesatonetimewiththis.RequiresMASTERPASSWORDforentry(Factorypasswordisthe<ENTER>key(nopassword).Note:Ifyouareunabletoselectanydevices(GPS,switches,voltagesenseetc)duringSETUP,checkthat“MasterSMS”issetto“ACTIVE".Whenyouaresay,settingupthesystemandyoudon’twanttobesentunnecessarymessages,youcanactivateMASTERSMS,goandactivateanydevicesettingsandthenreturntode‐activateMASTERSMS.(RememberInSiteautomaticallydisablesallSMSmessagingwhileintheSetupmenu.)Whenyouhaveitallsetup,yousimplyre‐activateMASTERSMSandexitthesetupmenu.

MESSAGECONTROLENTERtochange

ENTERPASSWORD:

MESSAGECONTROLACTIVE/INACTIVE

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3.3DeviceSetupTheDevicesetupmenuloopsthroughthefollowingscreenselections:

Setupalldevicephonenumbersinonehit.

Arm/disarmtempalarm,setlow,highandoktemppoints,editphonenos.,edittextmessage.

Arm/disarmchargervoltagealarm,editphoneNumbers,edittextmessages.

Arm/disarm,editphonenumbersforInputswitches1­8andWiPAN,edittransmittedtextmessages.

SetuporcheckphonenumbersforthisSIMCARD,assignadevicename,setupWiPANsendercodes.

3.3.1DefaultPhoneBookEachdeviceallowsfourphonenumberstobeassignedtoeachdevicestate(i.e.ONiscountedasonestateandOFFisanotherstateforswitches,POWERLOSS,POWERRECOVERYforvoltagesenseandHITEMP,NORMALTEMPandLOWTEMPforbuilt‐intemperaturemonitor).ThesefourphonenumbersareenteredonceatSETUPusingtheDefaultPhoneNos.menuitemandareautomaticallyloadedforalldevices.Oncethesefourphoneentriesaremade,changinganyoneofthemwillnotrepeatthechangeintoothercorrespondingdevices.Thisenablesindividualphonenumberstobelatermodifiedseparatelyonebyone.Sowhenenteringthesefirstfournumbersforthefirsttime,enterthefourmostoftenrepeatedonesandthenmodifyentriesmanuallyfornumbersthataretheexceptionstothesemainfour.TheautomaticloadingofDefaultPhoneNos.entryonlyworksONCEforeachphoneentry.Afterthatyoumustchangeeachnumberoneatthetimeforeachdeviceandstate.YoucannotforexampledeletetheentryintheDefaultPhonebookandexpectittodeleteinallotherdevicephonebooks.

DefaultPh.Nos.

SwitchContact

VoltageSense

DeviceInfo

Temperature

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Toclearallentriesandstartagainwithafactory‐freshsetup,youcanperformaFactoryRESEToperation.Seesection5.0onRebootsandResets.Notehowever,withthis,youwillloseallyourothersettings.Itisthereforeadvisabletosetupyourdefaultphonebookfirst,andcheckingit,beforemakingothertextmessagechangesetctothesetup.3.3.2TemperaturesensorThissetsupthetemperaturealarmSETPOINTSforlow,normalandhightemperature,asmeasuredattheInSiteunit.Themetalplateontherighthandsideoftheunitisthethermaldetector.ItisonlymeanttooperateatnormalROOMTEMPERATURES.Thetemperaturesetupmenuloopsthroughthefollowingscreenselections:

Setuphightempset­point,message,ph.nos.&,arm.

Setuplowtempset­point,message,phnos.,&arm.

Setupin­rangemessage,ph.nos.,andarm.

Setupdelayhysteresisperiod.

Therangelimitsare14degreesFto140degreesF.3.3.2.1HighTempAlarmTheHighTemperatureSetupmenuloopsthroughthefollowingscreenselections:

Arm/disarmthehightempalarm.

Editthefactorydefaultmessageifdesired.

Edit4phonenos.ifdesired.

Edithightemp.set­point(Max=140deg.F)OnlyallowsvaluesgreaterthanLowTempset­point)

HighTempAlarm

LowTempAlarm

InRangeAlarm

DelaySetup

SetAlarm:Y/N

EditMessage

PhoneBook

HighTEMPValue

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3.3.2.2LowTempAlarmTheLowTemperatureSetupmenuloopsthroughthefollowingscreenselections:

Arm/disarmthelowtempalarm.

Editthefactorydefaultmessageifdesired.

Edit4phonenos.ifdesired.

Editlowtemp.set­point(Min.=14degreesF.OnlyallowsvalueslessthanHighTempset­point)

3.3.2.3In­RangeTempAlarmThisarmsthein‐rangealarmusingthepreviouslysethighandlowset‐points.Italsoallowschangingthephonenumbersandthedefaulttextmessagethatissent.TheIn‐RangeSetupMenuloopsthroughthefollowingscreenselections:

Arm/disarmthein­rangetempalarm

Editthefactorydefaulttextmessageifdesired

Edit4phonenos.ifdesired

3.3.2.4DelaySetupThe“DELAY”functionprovidesasimple“signalconditioning”filtertotheslow‐changingtemperaturesignal,thatcanhelpavoidmultipletemperaturealarmsasatemperatureslowlydriftsorfluctuatesaroundoneofthealarmset‐points.Thewayitfunctionsis,wheneveratempset‐pointvalueistransgressed,thealarmmessageiswithheldfortheselected0,1,2or3minuteDELAYperiod.Thetemperatureisattheendofthatperiodrechecked,andifitstilltransgressestheset‐pointvalue,theSMStextmessageissenttotheappropriatephonenumbers.Thishappensforbothupperandlowerset‐points.

SetAlarmY/N

EditMessage

PhoneBook

LowTempValue

SetAlarmY/N

EditMessage

PhoneBook

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3.3.3VoltageSenseNote:TheLCDStatusscreen(screen2)willgiveanindicationof"V"ifchargingvoltageispresent,and"LV"ifchargingvoltageislow.Toactivatethesescreenicons,youmustselectoneofthefollowingvoltagesenseoptions;otherwiseneithericonwillappearonthescreen.Thevoltagesensesetupmenuloopsthroughthefollowingscreenselections:

Arm/disarmthelowvoltagealarm,edittextmessage,editph.nos..

Arm/disarmthe'Powerrestored'alarm.,edittextmessage,editph.nos..

Setupazero,1,2or3minutehysteresisdelayperiod.

IftheMASTERSMSisdisabled,youwillnotbeabletoselectVoltageSense.YoumustenableMASTERSMSthenselectthisoption.Afterselectingit,youcandisableMasterSMSagain,withoutitaffectingthissetting.3.3.3.1VoltageLowAlarmTheVoltageLowAlarmloopsthroughthefollowingscreenselections:

Arm/disarmthein­rangetempalarm.

Editthefactorydefaultmessageifdesired.

Edit4phonenos.ifdesired.

3.3.3.2VoltageGood(restored)AlarmTheVoltageGood(restored)alarmloopsthroughthefollowingscreenselections:

Arm/disarmthein­rangetempalarm.

Editthefactorydefaultmessageifdesired.

Edit4phonenos.ifdesired.

VoltageLow

VoltageGood

DelaySetup

SetAlarmY/N

EditMessage

PhoneBook

SetAlarmY/N

EditMessage

PhoneBook

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3.3.3.3DelaySetupThe“DELAY”functionismadeavailabletoprovideasimple“signalconditioning”orhysteresisfilterthatignoresfasttransientpowerchanges.Thewayitfunctionsiswheneverthecharger/supplyvoltagedropsout,thealarmmessageiswithheldfortheselectedzero,1,2or3minuteDELAYperiod.Thesupplyvoltageisattheendofthatperiodrechecked,andifitisstillout,theSMStextmessageissenttotheappropriatephonenumbers.Thishappensforpowerlossandpowerrecovery.

3.3.4SwitchContact1to8Thismenuallowseachswitch1‐8,tobesetup.Itloopsthroughthefollowingscreenselections:

Setupswitch#1ph.nos,textmessage,arm/disarm

Setupswitch#2ph.nos,textmessage,arm/disarm

Setupswitch#3ph.nos,textmessage,arm/disarm

Setupswitch#4ph.nos,textmessage,arm/disarm

Setupswitch#5ph.nos,textmessage,arm/disarm

Setupswitch#6ph.nos,textmessage,arm/disarm

Setupswitch#7ph.nos,textmessage,arm/disarm

Setupswitch#8ph.nos,textmessage,arm/disarm

SWContact#1

SWContact#2

SWContact#3

SWContact#4

SWContact#5

SWContact#6

SWContact#7

SWContact#8

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3.3.4.1ContactOpenTheswitchcontactmenuselectionforeachswitchloopsthroughthefollowingscreens:

SetupforswitchCLOSEDstate

SetupforswitchOPENstate.

3.3.4.1.1ArmandEDITForeachcontactOPENandcontactCLOSEDstate,themenuloopsthroughthefollowingscreenselections:

Arm/disarmalarmforthisswitch/state

Edittextmessageforthisswitch/state.

Editph.bookforthisswitch/state.

3.3.5DeviceInfoTheDeviceInfoMenuloopsthroughthefollowingscreenselections:

Enable&disableWPANreceiver

SetupWiPANremotedevicecode

Editphonenumbers

Softwareversion

Editorassignanametothedevice

ContactClosed

ContactOpen

SetAlarmY/N

EditMessage

PhoneBook

WPANACTIVE:Y/N

WiPANCode

DevicePh.no

SWVersion

DeviceName

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3.3.5.1WiPANACTIVE:Y/NThisallowstheWiPANreceivertobeturnedOFFwhentherearenoremoteWiPANsendersinuse.Ifturnedoff,itwillsavesomeunnecessarypowerfromthestandbybatteryifchargerpowerislost.IfyouareusinganyWiPANs,itmustbeturnedON(ACTIVATED)Itisalsousedformakingset‐upchangestotheWiPANgroupIDcodesIMPORTANT:IfyouneedtochangetheGROUPIDCODEwhilethereareanyWiPANSendersactive,youmustfirstturnWiPANfunctionOFFusingthisselection.AfterchangingtheGroupCode,youmayturnthisbackONtoactivatethenewsettings.IftherearenoWiPANsendersactivethisstepcanbeomitted.WhenevertheWiPANGROUPIDCodeisenteredorchanged,pressthe<ENTER>keytoupdateentry.Youwillneedtowaitabout5secondsbeforethescreenchanges..3.3.5.2WiPANGROUPIDCODEIfyouaresettingupanywirelesssendersusingInSite'sbuilt‐inWiPANreceiver,thisiswhereyouenterauniquegroupIDcodethatcorrespondstotheswitchsettingsyouallocatetotheremotesender(WiPANtransmitter).Thisisthelarger(8positionDIP)switchblockinthebackoftheWiPANsender…SeeseparateWiPANswitchsetupinstructions.Note;ifallswitchesaresetto0000000,thereceiverwillacceptALLWiPANdevicesinthevicinity.Thisisagoodtroubleshootingtesttoseeifanyunitshavebadcodesettingsorwhoelseisinthearea,butshouldbesettoaunique(non‐zero)code(i.e.Notallzeros)innormaluse.IMPORTANT:IfyouchangetheGROUPIDCODE,youmustfirstDISABLEtheWiPANfunction(see3.3.5.1)beforechangingthissetting.AfterchangingtheGroupCode,youmayreACTIVATEtheWiPAN,whichwillloadthenewGroupCodeIDsettingsandbeginsearchingforWiPANshavingthenewcode.

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3.3.5.3DevicePhNoThisshowstheSIMcard’sphonenumber.Usethisnumbertocallthisdevice.Ifblank,youcanmanuallyenteranumberhere,whichmustcorrespondtotheSIMcardinuse.ThesystemwillusuallyfillthisinautomaticallyfromtheSIMCARD,however,somenetworkprovidersandpre‐paidSIMcardswillnotallowaccesstothisnumber,soitmustbeenteredmanually.3.3.5.4SWVERSIONandIMEInumberThisisthesoftwareversionloadedontothedevice.ThesecondlongnumberdisplayedbeneaththeVersioninformationistheInSiteIMEInumber.Thisisamanufacturer'scodethatisuniquelyassignedtothiscellularphonedevice.ItmayberequiredforSIMCARDregistration.3.3.5.5DeviceName.HereyoucanenteryourownalphanumericIdentifiertodistinguishthisInSiteunitfromothers.ItwillappearatthebeginningofallmessagesthatInSitetransmitsbytext.

3.4GPSSetupThismenulevelloopsthroughthefollowingscreenselections:

Enable/disablesthisdevicetobeusedfortracking.

Enablesthesetup/editingof4differentphonenos.thatcanrequesttrackingfixes.

ALLOWGPS?Y/N

PhoneBook

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3.5TelemetrySetupThismenulevelloopsthroughthefollowingscreenselections:

Editchannelnumber1

Editchannelnumber2

3.5.1Channel1&2TelemetrySetupThismenulevelloopsthroughthefollowingscreenselections:

Enable/disabletelemetry.

Set0vand3vinputvoltagevalues.

Setmeasuringunitstext.

SetupSMStextmessageforsending.

Editphonenumbers(1­4)

TheSETREADOUTvaluesareenteredtocorrespondtothe0voltinputand3vinputvaluesfromthesignalvoltagebeingmeasured.Factorydefaultssetthisto0and100.Wesuggestyouenter0and0iftheyarenotinuse.EditUNITisthetexttobesentfortheunitsofmeasurement(PSI,gallons,volts,ampsetc).Factorydefaultis"units"TheTEXTMESSAGEtobesentwiththemeasurementvaluesispresethere.Thefactorydefaulttextmessageis"TELEMETRYCh1="Changethistoanymessagedescribingthesignalbeingmeasured.

Channel1

Channel2

TELEMETRY?Y/N

SetReadout

EditUnit

EditMessage

PhoneBook

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Noteson'SETREADOUT'values1. ThetwoTelemetrychannelseachallowaninputvoltagetobeconnectedtoInSite’ssensitiveADC(AnalogtoDigitalConverter).ThisconvertsanyANALOGvoltageintherange0to3volts(DC)toadigitalvaluethatcanbeprocessed.Themaximumlimitofthisvoltageis+3voltsDC.IncreasingmuchabovethismaydamagetheADC.Aresettablefuseisbuiltinforsomeprotectionbutthiscaneasilybedestroyedwithhighervoltages.2. WhensettinguptheReadoutset‐points,firstmakesurethehighestpossibleinputsignalvoltageisBELOW3volts.(physicallymeasurethiswithasensitiveVOLTMETERfirst).Thenforthe"0v"readoutvalue,enterthevaluethatazerovoltinputcorrespondsto.Forthe"3V"readoutvalue,enterthevaluecorrespondingtoa3voltinput.Forexample,ifa0voltsignalfromavoltagetankleveltransducerrepresents0gallonsremaininginthetank,anda3voltssignalrepresents100gallons,thenenter0forthe0vreadoutand100forthe3vreadout.ThenfortheUnitssetup,enter"Gallons"andforthemessagesetup,entersay"GallonsremainingTank1=".[Tip:Savethe"="signasthisisafactoryenteredcharacternotavailableonInSite’skeypad.Ifyouloseit,use<ESC>toimmediatelybackoutoftheMessageeditandre‐enterwithoriginalmessage.]InSitedoesamathematicalinterpolationontelemetryinputusingthereadoutentriesandgivesyouameasurementintherangeandunitsenteredinthesetupmenu.Intheaboveexample,foraninputsignalvoltageatsay1.5vDCfromtheleveltransducer,INITEwouldgiveamessageasfollowswhenatelemetryrequestismade:"GallonsremainingTank1=50.00gallons".Thisderivativetelemetryreadoutvalueof50.00canbeseenonthetelemetryStatusscreen(screen5)atanytime.

3.6SystemPassword

SetupandchangeSYSTEMPASSWORD

SetupandchangeadministratorpasswordenablingremoteissueofGPSandSMSOPCODEcommands.

SYSTEMPASSWORD

MASTERPASSWORD

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3.7RemoteControlThisisusedtoremotelyturnonOUTPUTChannels1and2.Thismenuitemallowsyoutoeditthefourphonenumbersthatcanaccessthesefunctionsremotely.

3.8TimeandDate Thisallowsyoutochangethesystemtimeanddate.Itisnotnecessarytosetthisupusuallyasmostnetworksprovideit.Itwillbeautomaticallyupdatedonceregistered.Somenetworkssendthistimesignaloutonlyatcertaintimesoftheday.YourInSitemaytakesometimetoinitiallyacquirethenetworktime.

3.9MiserModeMiserModeisanadvancedpowermanagementconfigurationthatenablesInSitetoextendit'sStandbybatterylife.

SetsmodeACTIVEorINACTIVE

MisermodeisturnedOFFasFactorydefault.ToenableMiserModeselectthemenuitemandpressleftorrightarrowtomakeACTIVE.Seesection4.1forafullexplanationofMisermode.

3.10PowerOFFThisputsInSiteintoHIBERNATEmode,fromthefrontpanel.ItcanbeturnedbackonusingthePinholeReset(Seesection5.0).NotethatturningInSiteoffinthiswaywillcontinuedrainingpowerfromthestandbybatteryatagreatlyreducedrate.Forlong‐termstorageorshipping(periodsexceedingafewdays),itisrecommendedtoturnInSiteoffusingtheON/OFFswitchlocatedintheBatterycompartment.

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4.ImportantOperationalNotes

4.1Battery"MISERMode"InordertoprolongthelengthoftimethatInSitewillrunonitsstandbybattery,aspecialpower‐savingmanagementmodeisimplemented,whichiscalled"MiserMode".MiserModeonlyactivateswhenthefollowingconditionsoccur:

⇒ ThefeatureisENABLED⇒ Externalpowerislost⇒ Thebatteryleveldropsbelow84%.

TheactivationvoltagelevelallowstheunittosustainfulloperationforseveralhoursbeforeMiserModeisinitiated.MiserModepowersdownallun‐essentialfunctionslikeLCDscreenbacklight,keypadinput,GPSreceiver(ifnotenabled),andtheWiPANreceiverifnotenabled.UponenteringMiserMode,thefollowingmessagewillbesenttoallregisteredphonenumbers,regardlessofwhetherSMSmonitoringisdisabled,oranydevicesarearmed:SystemisrunningonSTANDBYBATTERY,willcheckINBOXevery10minutes.IfWiPANisenabled,itwillrequirethattheWiPANreceiverremainonallthetimewhileinMiserMode.Thiswillreducebatterylife.IfyoucanavoidusingWiPANsendersininstallationsthatmaydependonextendedback‐upbatteryservice,thenoptforhardwireconnectionsinstead.InSiteinMiserModecontinuestoFULLYmonitorallarmedswitchesandfunctions,asbefore.TheimportantdifferencewithMiserModeisthattheGSMreceiverstopscontinuouslyreceivingINCOMMINGcommandandcontrolSMSmessages.TheGSMreceiverinfactdisconnectsfromthenetworkforaperiodoften(10)minutesatatime.Aftertenminutes,thereceiveristurnedONanditre‐registers.ItcallsforanySMSmessageswaitingonthenetworkserver,waitsfor3minutesforallthesemessagestobedeliveredandthenswitchesOFFagainforanother10minutes.ThismeansthatifyouneedtosendanSMScommandtoInSitewhileinthismode,itcouldtakeupwardsof10minutestogetthere.TheremaybeadditionalnetworkandSMSserverdelaysthatcanaffectthisdeliveryperiod.

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MiserModecanbeoverriddenatanytimebysendinganSMStoInSitewiththeRECEIVERLock‐ONopcode'RXON'.MiserModecanbeENABLEDbysendinganSMSwiththeMiserModelock‐ONopcode'RXMSR'command.InSitewillalsoEXITMiserModeif:

⇒ Anyofthearmedswitchesareactivated(Seeexceptionsbelow**)⇒ AnySMScommandisreceived,suchasAcquireGPSorremotecontrol

commands.Onceamessageisreceived,InSitewillexitMISERMODEandremaininfulloperationalmodeuntilthebatteriesrunout,oraRXMSRcommandforcesitbackintoMiserMode.IftheGPSisenabledbutnoGPSpoll(acquire)isreceived,itwillremaininMiserMode.WhenaGPSacquireopcodeisreceived,itwillcomebacktofulloperation.**DoorEntryalarmswitch#8willNOTforceInSiteoutofMISERMODE.Thisallowsentryviaakeydoor,withoutlosingthelong‐lifemonitoringfunctionalityofMiserMode.**AHigh/LowTemperaturealarmcondition,willalsoNOTcauseInSitetoexitMiserMode.POWERRECOVERYWhenpowerisrestoredandInSiteisinMiserMode,itwillstayinMiserModefor10minutes,beforerevertingtofulloperatingmode.REBOOTIfforanyreasonInSiteismanuallyrebootedwhileinMiserModeandpowerisOFF,itwillgobacktoMiserModeafter3minutes.INACTIVITYWheninMiserMode,InSitewillappeartobetotally'dead'.OnlyexternalswitchesandSMScommandswillchangetheapparentactivitylevelofthedevice.Wheninthismodeitisbesttonottryproddingactivityfromkeyboardorrebooting.Waittillpowerisrestoredfor10minutesbeforetryingtochangeanything.

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FINALSHUTDOWNIfthepoweroutageisprolongedandthebatteryvoltageapproaches25%,InSitewillsendthefollowingSMSmessage:"BATTERYDEAD...bye"ThisisthelastbatterywarningSMSmessagethatitwillissue.Itwillthenrunforawhilelonger,andthensilentlyshutdown.PowerrecoverywillrebootInSiteautomatically.Formorethan7daysstorage,alwaysusethebatterycompartmentON/OFFswitchtopowerdownthedevicefullyandstopallbatterydrain.

4.2BatteryChargingInSitewillmaintainachargeonthestandbybatterythatprolongsthelifeoftheLithium‐Ioncells,usingintelligentbatterymanagement.Thechargelevelgivenin%chargeisinfactaVoltagemeasurement,whichfluctuateswithchargingstateandbatteryage.Itcanattimesgoalittleover100%whenchargerischargingandisonlyanindicatorofactualbatterycapacity.Ingeneral,expectthisvaluetodriftfromabout100%downtoabout90‐92%duringitscycle.Shouldthiscontinuetodriftdownbelowthisvalue,checkwallcharger,plugsandwiring.ThepowermonitorwillalsosendawarningSMSifitisactivated,andthechargerisdisconnected.The"V"and"LV"powericonswillalsogivethisindicationonLCDscreen2ifPowerSenseisactivated.(SMSmustbeACTIVEinordertochangethe"V"and"LV"powericons.SMScanbede‐activatedagainafterthePowerSensehasbeenchanged.)

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5.RebootsandResetsShouldthedevicerequirerebooting,therearethreelevelsofrebootthatcanbeperformed.

5.1PinholeResetThisdoesabasicrebootofthesystem.Itpreservesallsetupdataandmakestheunitre‐registerwiththenetwork.Performthisrebootbytakingastraightenedoutpaperclipandinsertingitintothemiddleholebelowthechargersocket(Fig1).Pressitoncesoyouhear/feela'click'.Thescreenshouldturnoffthenbackon.Iftheprocessorisnotfunctioningcorrectlythismaynotworksoperformahardwareresetasillustratedbelow.

5.2HardwareResetCyclethehardwareswitchinsidethebatterycompartmentfromONtoOFFtoON.Thishasthesameresultasthepinholeresetinmostcases,andisprovidedforbatteryreplacementorshippingandstorage

5.3FactoryResetThethirdisthefactoryreboot,andshouldbeusedonlyasdirectedbyauthorizedservicepersonnelorknowledgeablesystemadministrators.WARNING:Thisresetsthedevicetofactorydefaultconfiguration.Youwillloseallprevioussettings.Useitcautiously!Executethefollowsequence:

⇒ Openthebatterycompartment.⇒ TurnthemainswitchtoOFF.⇒ ThenturnittoONandIMMEDIATELYbegintappingthe<DEL>(Delete)key

repeatedly.Thescreenwillaskyoutopress<ENTER>toresettofactorydefaultsettings.

⇒ Acknowledgebydepressingtheenterkey.Theunitwillregisterandyoumustreprogrameverythingagain.Thisisalsothepasswordrecoveryprocedure.

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6.ExternalCommandsInSitecanbecontrolledfromanyremotecellphonethathasbeenregisteredintheInSiteGPSphonebookduringsetup.Anyphonenotinthephonebookforaspecificdevice/statewillberefusedexternalcontrol.Tosendacommand,typeupatextmessagehavingthethreeormoreletterOPCODEfromthelistbelow(nothingelse),andsendittotheInSitedevicephonenumber.MorethanjustoneOPCODEcommandcanbesentineachSMSmessageprovidingeachOPCODEisseparated(delineated)witha<space>.Forexample,youcansendmultiplecommandsinthesameSMStextmessage(notethespacebetweeneachcommand):GPSTL1ATL2AF1EF2EIfsuccessful,allcommandexecutionsareconfirmedwitharespondingmessagesentbacktotherequestingphone.Allavailablecommandsarelistedinthefollowingtable:

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InSiteTextcommandOPCODES(sentfromaregisteredphone) Commandoraction OPCODE TEMP­HIGH­ENABLE THE TEMP­HIGH­DISABLE THD TEMP­LOW­ENABLE TLE TEMP­LOW­DISABLE TLD TEMP­NORMAL­ENABLE TNE TEMP­NORMAL­DISABLE TND POWER­LOST­ENABLE PLE POWER­LOST­DISABLE PLD POWER­GOOD­ENABLE PGE POWER­GOOD­DISABLE PGD EXT1­OPEN­ENABLE E1OE EXT1­OPEN­DISABLE E1OD EXT1­CLOSE­ENABLE E1CE EXT1­CLOSE­DISABLE E1CD EXT2­OPEN­ENABLE E2UE EXT2­OPEN­DISABLE E2OD EXT2­CLOSE­ENABLE E2CE EXT2­CLOSE­DISABLE E2CD EXT3­OPEN­ENABLE E3OE EXT3­OPEN­DISABLE E3OD EXT3­CLOSE­ENABLE E3CE EXT3­CLOSE­DISABLE E3CD EXT4­OPEN­ENABLE E4OE EXT4­OPEN­DISABLE E4OD EXT4­CLOSE­ENABLE E4CE EXT4­CLOSE­DISABLE E4CD EXT5­OPEN­ENABLE E5OE EXT5­OPEN­DISABLE E5OD EXT5­CLOSE­ENABLE E5CE EXT5­CLOSE­DISABLE E5CD EXT6­OPEN­ENABLE E6OE EXT6­OPEN­DISABLE E6OD EXT6­CLOSE­ENABLE E6CE

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EXT6­CLOSE­DISABLE E6CD EXT7­OPEN­ENABLE E7OE EXT7­OPEN­DISABLE E7OD EXT7­CLOSE­ENABLE E7CE EXT7­CLOSE­DISABLE E7CD EXT8­OPEN­ENABLE E8OE EXT8­OPEN­DISABLE E8OD EXT8­CLOSE­ENABLE E8CE EXT8­CLOSE­DISABLE E8CD OUTPUT1­ENABLE F1E OUTPUT1­DISABLE F1D OUTPUT2­ENABLE F2E OUTPUT2­DISABLE F2D GPS­ACQ GPS SYSTEM­ENABLE <AdmPswd>E <AdmPswd>isAdministrator’sSYSTEM­DISABLE <AdmPswd>D passwordTELEMETRYCH1 TL1A Acquiretelemetrychannel1ValueTELEMETRY1ENABLE TL1E TurnTelemetryCh1ONTELEMETRY1DISABLE TL1D TurnTelemetryCh1OFFTELEMETRYCH2 TL2A Sendtelemetrychannel2ValueTELEMETRY2ENABLE TL2E TurnTelemetryCh2ONTELEMETRY2DISABLE TL2D TurnTelemetryCh2OFFGPSENABLE GPE<AdmPswd> EnableGPSfunction(Aminonly)GPSDISABLE GPD<AdmPswd> DisableGPSfunction(Adminonly)MisermodeOFF RXON HoldsGSMReceiverONpermanentlyMiserModeON RXMSR Batt.Miser,PutsReceiverintoMiserMode. ThefollowingHelptextmessagesaresentHELPtext1 HELP1 HelpforGPS,GPE,GPDHELPtext2 HELP2 HelpforTL1A,TLE1TLD1HELPtext3 HELP3 HelpforTHE,THD,TLE,TLD,TNE,TNDHELPtext4 HELP4 HelpforPLE,PLD,PGE,PGDHELPtext5 HELP5 HelpforE1OE,E1OD,E1CE,E1CDHELPtext6 HELP6 HelpforF1E,F1D,F2E,F2DHELPtext7 HELP7 HelpforRXMSR,RXON

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7.TechnicalSpecifications

Frequencies(MHz)GSM: 850/900/1800/1900ReceiverSensitivity: ‐104dBmTransmitterpower: 2‐WattEGSM900/GSM850 1‐WattGSM1800/1900EnvironmentalOperatingtemp: ‐4fto+130f(‐20°cto+55°c)Storage: ‐40fto+185f(‐40°cto+85°c)Power:DCSupply: 9‐16vDCChargerCurrent: 240mAmaxStandbyBatterylife(Approximateonly‐usingnewbatteryinstrongsignalarea)Standby: 1,900mAHbuiltinLi‐Ionbattery(1)WithoutGPS‐monitoringinMiserMode:upto100hrs(4days).(Dependingonbatterycondition,activityandsignalstrengthmaybereducedinpoorcoverageareas).(2)WithGPSenabledandactive:upto36hours(1.5days). InSiteisavailableinmanyconfigurationsandsomeputgreaterpowerdemandsonthestandbybattery.Ingeneralfollowtheseguidelinesformaximumstandbybatterylife:

• MinimizeGPSpolls(eachpollwillseekafixfor10minutesifinpoorsignalzone)

• LeaveWiPANreceiverinactiveifnowirelesssensorsareinuse.• StrongGSMnetworksignalareasreduceradiopowerdemandsandextend

batterylife.• TrytouseswitchcontactsthatspendmostofthetimeinanormallyOPEN

state.Eachclosedcontactputsextradrainonthebattery.LeaveunusedcontactsOPEN.

• Outputcontrolchannelsoftenusearelaytoincreaseloadswitchingcapacity.AnoutputcontrolchannelthatleavestheRELAYcoilinitsde­energizedstatewillrequirenobatterypower.Howeverleavingtherelaycoilinanactivatedstate,willaddtothebatterydrain.Soselectrelaycontactsthatfavorthenormallyde‐energizedrelaystateformostofthetime.

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SwitchInputs: ContactclosuretodeviceGROUND.DoNotenergize

externally.Outputcontrolchannels: Output:3.3v@100mAmax.Contacttechsupport.TelemetryInputs: 0to3.0VoltsMAXIMUM***Note:exceedingthisrange

maypermanentlydamagethedeviceandVOIDWARRANTY.

Dimensions: 3”wx5”hx1.3”d78mmx130mmx34mm

Weights: 9Oz(250grams)Important:Ifusingthedockingcradle,doNOTplugACadaptorintoInSitebaseunit.UseONLYtheDock'sinternalDCconnectionwhenInSiteisdocked.InSiteisofferedwithavarietyofDockingstationsandstandsthatcontainsignalconditioningandoutputdrivers.Itisrecommendedthatthesebeutilizedwhereverpossibleincustomtailoredapplications.Otherwise,pleasecontactInSiteTechnicalSupportbeforeconnectingunknowncircuitrytoInSite'sdelicateinputsandoutputs.FailuretodosowillVOIDyourwarranty.Pleasecheckwithourtechnicalsupportformostcurrentinterfacerequirementsandrestrictions.

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8.RegulatoryCertificationsFCCRegistrationNumber(FRN): 0018299115GranteeCodeRegistrationNumber: GC756341FCCGranteeCode: WXLFCCID: O9EQ24CL001(Module)FCCParts: 15.107,15.109,15.209,22H,24EIndustryCanada: 1403B.IndustryCanada#: IC3651C‐Q24CL001(Module)IMEITAC: 35172203PTCRB/CTIA (3.27.1)GCF V3.27.1CE 0682RSS132 (issue2+3)ETSI: EN301489‐1V1.6.1ETSI: EN301489‐7V1.3.1Mexico: NOM‐019‐scfi‐1998#0702CE15321Malaysia: T00216#A12371Colombia: TMC_ETI_0436ContainsFCCIDSX9000RF2.ThisdevicecomplieswithPart15oftheFCCrules.Operationissubjecttothefollowingconditions:(1)Thisdevicemaynotcauseharmfulinterferenceand(2)Thisdevicemustacceptanyinterferencereceivedincludinginterferencethatmaycauseundesiredoperation.