Texecom 48 & GJD Autodialer Pro

[plowe]

Hi everyone,

i am hoping someone on here can help me out.

My parents have recently had a premier 48 installed, and are very happy with the system, to a point.

The installer also fitted a GJD autodialer pro for them, which has power however, has never functioned correctly.

When i say never functioned correctly, i mean it has never sent a voice or sms message upon alarm activation.

They have tried to get the installer back, however they have not replied to numerous messages overthe last 4 months!

So when i was visiting, i had a quick look at the setup options, which all seem to be filled correctly (going off the manual i downloaded and read)

So... i lifted the panel off its bracket, expecting the tamper switch to activate and trigger the alarm.... Nothing happened!

There are wires into the +12v ground, tampers and in1 in2 and ground.

I then looked inside the texecom48 CP, which the tamper switch had been looped out i might add.
I located the cable coming from the GJD, and only the power feeds were hooked up to the aux 12v supply.

So it had not even been connected !!

How can i connect the GJD correctly to the Texecom48 ?

Can someone draw a schematic for me?

I dont know the engineer code for the CP, however i have no worries using the engineer code reset to gain access to the CP setup menu if i need to in order to configure it.

Thanking anyone in advance.

 

[doherty1234]

First of all i have never used the product but hope i can help,

make sure there is an active sim card with credit in the dialer or it will not work.

Make sure that the dialer is armed, & all numbers in the dialer are correctly programmed

The in 1 & in 2 are triggers to the dialer these are from the panels communicator outputs, 1 is probably for panic and the other for intruder you will need to check this.

If a sim was not supplied on installation it will not have one in, However if in doubt contact another local firm to see to the alarm

 

[plowe]

Hi,

Thanks for the reply.

The GSM Unit is correctly configured, and has an active simcard installed, i used the test function to send an sms to my phone. So with this in mind i am in no doubt that the GSM is not faulty.

I am hesitant to get an engineer in from a different company, given my parents past experience.

The principal of how it works seems straight forward, but i do not know the correct connection to use to the panel. do i need a relay, resistors etc..

Thanks

 

[Alarm]

From the state of your system I would suggest a competent person to check it over so as it works as it should.


For simplicity on your behalf, as the dialer is powered you need to get a trigger to it.

From the alarm panel take a wire from the bell trigger to the TRIG1 of the dialer. This is because I do not know if the standard outputs are correct, this way if the system trips it will send a negative to the dialer .
No relays or resistors needed


All tampers should of course be connected but as your really only wanting this to work leave them at this time.

 

[doherty1234]

As alarm says connect it to the bell trigger.

Make sure the dialer is ARMED or it wall not dial out

I can not really see the installer leaving it not dialing out

If it was a polarity issue you should have got a sms when the alarm was reset.