AKO-52044 GSM Alarm Module Instruction Manual
- June 9, 2024
- AKO
Table of Contents
AKO-52044 GSM Alarm Module Instruction Manual
Introduction
Alarm module with remote control via GSM, with 4 digital inputs and two out put relays. The alarms detected in any of its inputs will be communicated sequentially by SMS to the 10 telephone numbers saved in its internal phone book until one of them confirms their reception. It also allows activating or deactivating at will any of the 2 output relays, using SMS messages. The module is powered by the 230 V~ mains supply and incorporates a battery that guarantees its operation in the event of a power failure. It incorporates additional functions such as sending alerts in the event of a power failure or in the event of its reestablishment, status query, etc.
Versions and references
| MODEL | DESCRIPTION | INCLUDED |
|---|---|---|
| AKO-52044 | GSM Alarm module | Yes |
| AKO-520441 | Optional external antenna with 2 m of cable | No |
Maintenance and warnings
Clean the surface of the equipment with a soft cloth, water and soap.
Do not use abrasive detergents, petrol, alcohol or solvents.
The wiring of the alarm input signals should NEVER be installed in a conduit
together with power, control or feeder cables.
Using the unit not observing the manufacturer’s instructions may alter the
appliance’s safety requirements.
The unit should be installed in a place protected from vibrations, water and
corrosive gases, where the ambient temperature does not exceed the value
indicated in the technical data.
The power circuit should be equipped with a switch for its disconnection of at
least 2 A, 230 V, situated near the appliance. The cables will be H05VV-F or
H05V-K. The section to be used will depend on current local regulations, but
should never be less than 1 mm .
IMPORTANT
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* * The **start-up time** from when the power supply is connected until the unit is operating is approximately 2 minutes.- The SIM card must have the PIN code disabled before being installed in the alarm, refer to the installation chapter.
- If you use a prepaid SIM card remember to regularly check that you have enough credit and its expiry date, consult your GSM operator.
- When the unit is connected for the first time, the initial battery loading will start and this process will last approximately 2 h, during which power failure alert messages can be generated.
- The alarm is supplied with the battery disconnected; please remember to connect it at the time of installation (see page 18).
- Any manipulation of the SIM card should be done with the power supply and the battery disconnected.
Units that include rechargeable electrical accumulators
This unit includes accumulators that should be replaced when the unit’s battery life is under the duration assigned in its specifications. At the end of the useful life of the unit, the accumulators should be taken to a selective waste collection centre or returned to the manufacturer.
Equipment description
LED indicators
Coverage LED:
Green constant: Connected, good signal.
Green flashing: Connected, weak signal.
Red flashing: In the process of connecting/No signal.
Power supply LED:
Green constant: With power supply. Battery connected.
Green flashing: With power supply. Battery NOT connected.
Red constant: Working on battery power (without power supply).
Switched off: No power supply. Battery not connected or not charged.
LEDs de entradas / salidas 1 y 2
Green flashing: Input active
Red flashing: Output active
Red and green alternating: Input and output active.
LEDs for inputs 3 and 4 Green flashing: Input active
Battery mode operation
In the event of a power failure, the alarm can operate for more than 1 hour on battery power. During this time all of the alarm functions remain operational, including inputs and outputs. In the event of a power failure/restoration of power, the alarm sends an SMS. (see page 20).
REMARK: It is recommended to disconnect the battery if the equipment remains without power supply for more than a week, otherwise the battery performance may be affected.
Installation
IMPORTANT: Before starting to install the alarm, check that there is
enough coverage in the installation place.
Any manipulation of the SIM card should be done with the power supply and the
battery disconnected.
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* * Open the SIM card cover at the back of the unit and install the SIM card(Fig. 2). Remember that the PIN must be disabled.
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Assemble the supplied antenna (figure 3).
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Remove the connections cover (C) and the main cover (A) by inserting a screwdriver into each of the 4 slots and turning it by 90º (figures 1a and 1b).
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Connect the battery (Figure 4) and check that the coverage LED lights up green after a few seconds.
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Mark and drill the 2 fastening holes of the box on wall according to Figure 1.
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Close the main cover (A).
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Affix the alarm to the wall using two screws (B) and 2 plugs (not included).
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Make the wiring connections according to the diagram on page 18. The terminal strips can be detached to make wiring easier (Figure 5).
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Close the cover (C).
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Wiring
Always disconnect the power supply to do the wiring.
The power circuit should be equipped with a switch for its disconnection of at
least 2 A, 230 V, situated near the appliance. The power supply cable will be
H05VV-F or H05V-K. The section tobe used will depend on 2 current local
regulations, but should never be less than 1 mm .
Cables for wiring the relay contact should have an adequate section depending
on the unit to be connected.
Make sure you have connected the batteries before starting-up the unit.
Configuration
Alarm configuration is carried out sending messages (SMS) to the telephone number installed in the alarm (SIM Card).
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* * In all of the examples shown, the password printed on the alarm label is used by default. If you have changed it, remember to replace it with the current password.- The password is necessary only to add numbers to the “telephone list” or to change the password itself. For all other configuration, it is necessary only for the telephone number sending the messages to be registered on the “telephone list”.
- We recommend that using the application “AKO-52044” for smartphones to carry out the configuration. It is available at www.ako.com and in the Google Play Store and Apple App Store.
WARNINGS
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* * In the configuration, confirmation, and tracking messages, use commas (,) only to separate the different parameters, never to define alert messages. The only purpose of the blank spaces is to define alert messages.- Messages must be ALWAYS be in upper-case.
- Pay special attention to your mobile telephone’s spell check function. Check that the message isncorrect before sending it.
- No accents, umlauts or special characters may be used.
Telephone list
Allows you to create a list of telephone numbers to which the alarm sends alert and confirmation messages (see pg. 22).
Only the telephone numbers on this list can make changes to the alarm configuration, confirm alarms or act on the outputs.
Send “PHONELIST,,,<number1#number2#number3#number4…#number10>
Response Time:
Maximum confirmation time in minutes; if after this time a confirmation message has not been received, the alert will be sent to the next telephone on the list.
Example: For a response time of 5 minutes, send:
After a few seconds, the alarm responds with the message*:
Input configuration
Allows you to configure the behaviour of the digital inputs.
Send “I(n), <NC/NO>, , ” < Persistence Time>,
| < n> | Number of the input to be configured. |
|---|---|
| <NC/NO> | Defines the input polarity: NO: Normally open, the |
alarm is activated on closing. NC: Normally closed, the alarm is activated on opening.
Example: To configure input 2 as a normally open contact, with a
persistence time of 15 seconds and a customised alert message, send:
After a few seconds, the alarm responds with the message*:
Customisation of power failure message
Change the alert message for power failure or restoration of power. Send
“BATMSG,,< message off>
Example: Send:
After a few seconds, the alarm responds with the message*:
Customisation of the reset message Change the alert message for the alarm
reset. Example: Send “RESETMSG,<RESETMSG,>
After a few seconds, the alarm responds with the message*:
Operation
In all of the examples shown, the password printed on the alarm label is used by default. If you have changed it, remember to replace it with the current password
WARNINGS
- In the configuration, confirmation, and tracking messages, use commas (,) only to separate the different parameters, never to define alert messages.
- The only purpose of the blank spaces is to define alert messages.
- Messages must be ALWAYS be in upper-case.
- Pay special attention to your mobile telephone’s spell check function. Check that the message is correct before sending it.
- No accents, umlauts or special characters may be used.
- We recommend that using the application “AKO-52044” for smartphones tocarry out the configuration. It is available at www.ako.com and in the Google Play Store and **Apple App Store.
**
Alarm sending sequence
When an alarm is detected in any of the inputs, the alarm sends an SMS to the
assigned contacts in the following order:
If the first number does not send a confirmation message in the preset time (response time), the alert is sent to the next number, and so on. If the last number on the list does not answer, the system will start again with the first one. When a confirmation message is sent, there are no more notifications of the alarm until it disappears and is reactivated.
The alarm message is configurable (see page 21). If it has not been changed, the received message will be similar to the following:
Alarm confirmation
To confirm an alarm, reply to the message received with OK I<input
number>. You do not have to enter the administrator password; the alarm will
respond with a confirmation message after a few moments.
Example:
After a few seconds, the alarm responds with the message*:
As soon as the alarm disappears, the message is sent:
Control of relays
You can activate or deactivate the output relays at will, by sending SMS messages, which allows you to remotely act on the facility. To change the status of the relays, send “RELES, , ” <Relay 1 status>, <Relay 2 status>”.
Relay statuses:
Example: To activate relay 1 and deactivate relay 2, send:
After a few seconds, the alarm responds with the message*:
Power failure alert message
If a power failure occurs, the alarm starts to operate in battery mode and
sends an alarm message with the same sending sequence as the other alarms (see
page 22).
To confirm receipt, send:
When power is restored, the alarm will send a new alarm message which does not
require confirmation.
The alert message is customisable in both cases (see pg. 21).
Reset alert
If the unit is restarted, whether it is because of a power failure or a forced restart using the reset button, the alarm sends a customised message (see pg. 21) to the first telephone number on the list. If you have not customised the message, the alert will not be sent.
Reset function
The alarm has two types of reset:
- Partial reset:. Press the reset button for less than 5 seconds: the alarm is reset and it keeps the current configuration.
- Total reset:. Press the reset button for more than 5 seconds: the alarm is reset and returns to the factory settings, including the password. (All of the LEDs turn on and off 3 times).
Queries and errors
Telephone list query
Allows you to see the current telephone list of the alarm.
Send “PHONELIST”
After a few moments, the alarm responds with a message similar to this one*:
5| Maximum confirmation time in minutes; if after this time a
confirmation message has not been received, the alert will be sent to the next
telephone on the list.
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609111111 / 609000000| First number on the list/Last number on the list
Input configuration query
Allows you to see the current configuration of the digital inputs.
Send “GETCONF”
After a few moments, the alarm responds with a message similar to this one*:
| Ix | Input number |
|---|---|
| NC/NO | Input polarity: NO: Normally open, the alarm is |
activated on closing. NC: Normally closed, the alarm is activated on
opening.
15| Time in seconds that the input must remain active to send an alert
High temperature…| Message that will be received if the alarm is activated
Status query
To query the unit status at any time, send “STATUS”.
Send “STATUS”
After a few moments, the alarm responds with a message similar to this one*:
INPUTx| ALARM: Active alarm in the indicated input NO ALARM:
Inactive alarm in the indicated input
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OUTPUTx| OFF: Inactive relay in the indicated output ON: Active
relay in the indicated output
BATTERY| OFF: Unit operating with power supply at 230 V ON: No
power supply at 230 V, unit working on battery power
SIGNAL STRENGTH
| Indicates the strength of the signal received:
> -101 dBm =``Between -99 and -91 dBm = Between -89 and -81 dBm = Between -79 and -65 dBm =`` -65 dBm =
Telephone number query
The alarm returns the telephone number from which it received the message. This allows you to confirm the format in which the alarm receives the telephone number so that you can configure the telephone list correctly (avoiding international prefixes, short codes, etc.).
Send “MYPHONE”
After a few moments, the alarm sends a response similar to this one*:
Version query
The alarm informs you of the version of software that is installed. This information is necessary if you need to consult our technical service.
Send “VERSION”
After a few moments, the alarm responds with*:
Alarm History query
Allows the latest 40 alarms recorded by the computer, and if they have been
confirmed, to be consulted. To see the last 4 alarms send “LOG,01”
After a few moments, the alarm responds with a message similar to this one:
To see the next 4 alarms send “LOG,02″, “LOG,03″, ……..”LOG,10” as shown below:
Error messages
If someone tries to carry out an operation that is not valid or not permitted, the alarm responds with different types of errors, depending on the case:
Error 1: The password is invalid.
Error 2: The telephone number sending the messages is not registered on
the telephone list. (see pg. 20).
Error 3: The application requested is not available.
Error 4: The delay time is greater than 6500 seconds (108 minutes).
Application
- In addition to the methods described, it is also possible to communicate with the alarm using the application for smartphones “AKO-52044” available at www.ako.com, in Google Play Store and in Apple App Store.
- Use of the application “AKO-52044” involves the sending of SMS messages by both the alarm and the user of the application. Please check the cost of this service with your operator.
- For further information, please refer to the user handbook included (5204H421)
Specifications
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Power supply: 85-264 V~ 50/60 Hz
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Consumption: 4.8 – 6.2 VA
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Batería: LI-Po 1.1 Ah
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Battery life without power supply: Up to 1 hour No. of digital
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inputs: 4 No. of
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outputs: 2, voltage-free Output
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relays: SPST 250 Vac, 5 A
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Modem: Quad Band GSM 850/900/1800/1900
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Output power
- For EGSM850 and EGSM900: 33 dB ± 2 dB
For GSM1800 and GSM1900: 30 dB ± 2 dB
- For EGSM850 and EGSM900: 33 dB ± 2 dB
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Working ambient temperature Without battery: -10 ºC to 60 ºC
- With battery: 0 ºC to 45 ºC
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Storage ambient temperature Without battery: -20 ºC to 70 ºC
- With battery: 20 ºC to 60 ºC
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Moisture: 5 95 % RH (Without condensation)
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Protection degree: IP 30
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Dimensions (excluding glands and connectors): 52 x 150 x 44 mm
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Approximate weight Without battery: 390 g
- With battery: 420 g
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08812 • Sant Pere de Ribes.
Barcelona • Spain.
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