Multilingual GSM phone dialer with integrated antenna, able to send 4 speech alarm messages (that can be recorded by embedded microphone or through “text to speech” function”) and 4 SMS messages that can be sent to up to 16 telephone numbers.
4 alarm inputs and 2 O.C. outputs programmable for remote commands and/or fault signallings. Output activation through voice menu, via SMS or CLIP function (zero cost ring). 16 telephone numbers and 32 user codes. Anti-panic, S.O.S. and anti-jammer function.
Automatic management of SIM prepaid card (credit left and SIM expiry) and summer/winter time. Up to 256 events in the event log, with alarm call outcome and time scheduler with up to 6 different schedules (activation of boiler, irrigation system, lights etc.).
Local programming by keypad with LCD display and intuitive menu (telephone number programming, time scheduler, codes, etc.) and by PC through specific software.
Remote user functions through voice menu and/or via SMS for system status check and remote commands.
Multilingual GSM phone dialer with integrated antenna, able to send 4 speech alarm messages (that can be recorded by embedded microphone or through “text to speech” function”) and 4 SMS messages that can be sent to up to 16 telephone numbers.
4 alarm inputs and 2 O.C. outputs programmable for remote commands and/or fault signallings. Output activation through voice menu, via SMS or CLIP function (zero cost ring). 16 telephone numbers and 32 user codes. Anti-panic, S.O.S. and anti-jammer function.
Automatic management of SIM prepaid card (credit left and SIM expiry) and summer/winter time. Up to 256 events in the event log, with alarm call outcome and time scheduler with up to 6 different schedules (activation of boiler, irrigation system, lights etc.).
Local programming by keypad with LCD display and intuitive menu (telephone number programming, time scheduler, codes, etc.) and by PC through specific software.
Remote user functions through voice menu and/or via SMS for system status check and remote commands.
