GSM car alarm CA-1802 „Athos“ 5/6 MHF5730 2
26 OFF 69 Ignition key OFF
Even ts: 70 Engine is blocked
30 Alarm 71 Engine is unblocked
31 Alarm cancelled by a user 72 No al a rm
32 Fire alarm 73 Alarm timeout
33 Tamper alarm 74 Low battery voltage
34 Disarming 75 Power failure
35 Arming 76 Power recovery
36 Low battery voltage 77 Time
37 Engine is blocked 79 Partially
38 Engine is unblocked Confirm ation SMS:
Source:
81 Command accepted
40 Ignition key 82 Command syntax error
41 Door contact 83 New MC code:
42 INP1 activation 84 New UC code:
43 INP2 activation 85 Reset
44 Low battery voltage sensor 86 Registered phone number:
45 Telephone 1 87 Credit:
46 Telephone 2 88 LEARN mode, enrolled
47 Telephone 3
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10. Internet rem ote access
The web site ww w.GS MLi nk. cz enables car alarm remote control (to
users) and setting (to installers).
To get internet access to an installed and powered car alarm you will
first be asked to register your car alarm on the first page. You will fi nd a
unique registration code for your car alarm on t he warranty card.
11. Central monitoring statio n communication
The GSM communicator allows cen tral monitoring via GPRS data
protocol. The central mon itoring station (CMS) ge ts arming, disarming and
alarm information. It also re gularly checks the commu nication link to the car
after it is armed. So if anyone trie s to tamper with GSM communicatio ns, it
will indicat e an alarm at the CMS.
12. Additional features
12.1. Car battery low voltage reporting
The built-in voltage drop detector can trigger an a larm if an electrical
device in the car is turned on while the car is armed. The sensor is active
10 minutes after arming.
12.2. Passive guarding
Via the DIP I parameter it is possible to block the car against starting up
the engine, if the ignition key is turned off for 5 minutes and t he alarm is not
set. The function can be turned off by arming or disarming . It is also possib le
to set up the parameter to send a STATUS SMS, w hich informs the user that
the alarm is not set; in the case that the ignition key is turned off for 60
minutes and the alarm w as not set.
12.3. Remote siren activation
You can operate the siren remotely by the SIRE N instructio ns. These
instruction s are accepted from a ll authorized (stored) phone numbers.
Commands are also acce pted from any unknow n phone number if they start
with the USER code.
Instruction Status
SIREN ON activates SIR output perman ently
SIREN OFF deactivate SIR output
SIREN activates SIR output for 30 sec.
SIREN xxM
or
SIREN xxxS
xxM – is the numeric value of the
duration of SIR output activation, in
minutes
xxxS – as above, but in seconds.
12.4. Limited number of alarms
If any sensor (input) repeate dly triggers alarm s then this particular inp ut will
be bypassed automatical ly after the third alarm (it w ill remain bypassed until
the car alarm is disarmed) .
12.5. LED indicator signals
LED state Meaning
OFF Disarmed
permanently ON Connecting to a GS M network or a phone
call
Regular slow flashing Armed
Regular fast flashing Alarm memory
Interrupted light Car was stopped (immobilization)
Flashing after ignition o ff GSM network is n ot available
Flashes after ignition on Number of enrolled remote controls
12.6. Pre-paid SIM card balance
It is recommended not to use prepaid cards in the car alarm. If you
have no other choice than prepaid cards, you can enable the CREDIT
instruction by the following sequence:
MASTER CREDIT uuu..u xx yyy zz
where: uuu…u is the provider’s code to obtain the balance
xx is the time period (in da ys) for regular checking
yyy is the threshold level below w hich the balance is
reported to the user (TEL1)
zz is the position of the first digit of the balance in the reply
SMS from the provider
After this sequence has been sent once, the car alarm will check
the balance automatically every xx days and if the balance is lower
than yyy the user will be notified (TEL1)
If the CREDIT instruction is enabled in the above way, the user
can also obtain the current balance by the instruction CREDIT
To disable the automatic balance checking set th e time period “xx”
to 00.
12.7. Roaming
If you travel abroad and your SIM card support s roaming, the car
alarm will work there too except for the LOCATOR and CREDIT
functions and GPRS data communication which will not be available.
12.8. Reset GSM
If you need to disconnect and then reconnect the GSM module to the
GSM network, then use the command “MASTER R ESET GSM”.
This does not affect any settings and is typically used for GPRS
activation or charging up credit. This command always requires the
MASTER code.
12.9. Service instructi on
The DINFO instruction allows you to obtain current settings,
information about the quality of the GSM signal, the registration code for
GSMLink devices and some other parameters. This command always
requires the Master code.
Example of instruction: MASTER DINFO
Example of response: Car alarm reports: CA-1802 A, SN:123456, SV:01,
LV:03, RK:ABCDE-12345-FG67, R:01, GSM:25, T ime:3.2.06 11:35
CA-1802A car alarm version
SN:123456 identification number of the product
SV:01 software version
LV:03 language version
RK: ABCDE-12345-FG67 registration code for GSMLink
R:01 current Reset mode of the device
GSM:25 instant quality of GSM signal (ranging from 0 to 32 (best))
13. AUX ou tput
AUX output can be set to one of the following modes.
External sensor power supply – if set to this mode, the output
switches to +12V when the car alarm is armed. Current limit is 20mA.
AUX bus – this mode allows you to connect up to four CR-11A
modules to the bus. This enables you to extend car alarm functionality
via the power output. There are two outputs available: A and B. The y
can be operated by pressing two buttons together on the key fob RC-8x
(see instructions to CR-11A), or us ing SMS instructions. This allows you
to operate independent heating, refrigera tors, flashing lights etc.). The
car must not be immobilized by use of this module, because the output
reacts to incoming SMS instructions in every state of the car alarm, in
particular, while the car is on the run, thus possibly not under the user’s
control which could cause a traffic accident.
Instruction Status
AUXA (B) Relay switches on for 1 second
AUXA ON (OFF)
AUXB ON (OFF)
ON - Switch on permanently*
OFF – Switch off permanently*
AUXA xxM in xxxS
AUXB xxM in xxxS
xxM – numeric value of requested
duration of the relay to be switched
on, in minutes
xxxS – as above, in seconds
Example of an instruction to switch B relay on for 30 seconds:
AUXB 30S
* Maximum switch-on time is 60 minutes.
* If a relay (A or B) is switched on while arming the ca r, it will be
switched off. In addition, the A relay, when switched on, will also be
switched off while disarming the car.
14. The back-up battery and voltage monitoring
To handle an absence of supply voltage in the car (disconnecting the
main battery, deliberate damage etc.) the car alarm is equipped with a
BB-02 backup battery. The battery supplies the car alarm when no
supply voltage is present (for 5 hours minimum). Except for the acoustic
siren, the BB-02 backs-up all the functions of the car alarm. The car
alarm is supplied with a small current from the BB-02. Fully charging a
fully discharged battery requires 5 days. In the case of a supply voltage