GSM, Internet, Auto-Dialer Communicators
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Honeywell’s GSMVLP digital cellular communicator combines ease of
installation with leading-edge communications technology. The
GSMVLP installs inside the same plastic case as the LYNX Plus with
no additional enclosures to mount. The GSMVLP also offers 2-way
voice over GSM via Honeywell AlarmNet services.
The GSMVLP is an excellent alternative to today’s communications
challenges, including:
- POTS demise (no standard telephone line)
- Unreliable VoIP (cable or DSL)
- Cell phone-only homes
GSMVLP Features
- Compatible with Honeywell LYNX and LYNX Plus control panels
- Integrated design for ease of installation
- No separate transformer required-operates off control panel’s
power supply and battery
- Dual-Path GSM technology with GPRS and SMS
- Allows 2-way voice over GSM
- Web-based programming
- Supports upload/download of Honeywell LYNX Plus control
panels
- Total Connect remote services ready
Vanguard Security Corp's Central Station Monitoring required.
GSMVLP - LYNX Plus GSM Communicator
The TG-1 Express is an extension of Telular's existing primary residential
cellular alarm communicator product line. It enhances the Telguard Digital
portfolio and provides an additional versatile, cost-effective option for
customers that don't have traditional phone line. Over 80% smaller than
competitive standalone communicators, the TG-1 Express was designed
with the needs of both the security dealer and the homeowner in mind. Its
flexible features and functionality help reduce installation time at any
customer site.
Every Panel, Every Time:
The TG-1 Express supports virtually all alarm formats (Contact ID, SIA, SIA2,
DMP, Model IIe/IIa2 and Pulse formats) using dial capture for universal
security system compatibility. Works with all Vista series panels!
Uses Power and Backup Battery from the Panel:
The TG-1 Express is the first dial capture cellular alarm communicator that
is specifically designed and UL listed to leverage the power and backup
battery that already exists in the panel. Now installation time is reduced
because the customer no longer has to be concerned with the location or
availability of the wall outlet.
The SLIC Option:
Sometimes the best place to install a cellular alarm communicator isn't at
the panel. In these instances, Telular offers a Single Line Interface Cable
(SLIC) option. The SLIC allows an installer to run both the power and
telephony to the TG-1 Express over a single CAT5 cable, similar to how
computer networks use Power over Ethernet to provide power to networking
equipment.
TG-1 Express Features:
• Clearly labeled LEDs for simplified diagnostics
• Available trip input for reporting trouble conditions independent of the
alarm control panel
• Transmits full event data from security and fire systems to our central
alarm monitoring station
• Consumes less power than a standard keypad, thereby simplifying system
design
• Meets UL Residential Primary listing requirements for combined Burglary
and Fire Applications
Specifications
- Nominal Power Consumption: 39 mA @ 12V
- Transmit Power Consumption: 200 mA @ 12V
- Radio Transceiver: Dual band cellular and PCS
- GSM 850MHz: Class 4 (2 watts)
- GSM 1900MHz: Class 1 (1 watt)
- Antenna: dipole with SMA connector
- FCC Compliance: part 15, 22, & 24
- Size (without antenna): 5.6" H x 2.9" W x 1.3" D (14.22cm H x 7.37cm
W x 3.30cm D)
- Shipping Weight: 4.8 oz (136g)
- Operating Temperature: 0°C to 50°C
- Operating Environment: Up to 95% humidity (non-condensing)
- UL Residential Listings: 985 - Household fire warning systems
- 1023 - Household burglar alarm systems
- Requires RJ31X cord for connection to alarm panel (not included)
Order RJ31X cord/jack if you don't already have one in your system
TG-1 Express Installation Instructions (Install and Owner's Manual)
TG-1 Express Quick Install Guide


Telular TG-1 Express
Primary Residential Cellular GSM Alarm Communicator
service or need the security of GSM
communications - no phone line to
cut! Works with all Ademco Vista
panels.
POTS (standard telephone line) line modems built-in, optional GSM
(cellular) and Internet communicators extend the reach to our Central
Station.
Another option is using an Auto-Dialer - with it you can have your
alarm system call your cell phone, pager, office phone, relative's cell
phone, or any phone number that you program in the event your
alarm is triggered without the added expense of Central Station
Monitoring. Keep in mind risk of loss is higher and insurance
discount is lower without true central station monitoring.
Typically an auto dialer will be capable of calling several
pre-programmed emergency phone numbers via a standard (POTS)
telephone line. Once a person answers, a custom pre-recorded
message will play that is usually no more than 40 seconds. If the
phone line is busy or there is no answer, the auto-dialer will hang up
and go to the next number.
- Eliminates need for Central Station Monitoring
- 1 Single voice message alarm zone
- Calls up to 4 telephones, cell phones or pagers
- Programmable Pauses
- Momentary/Continuous, NC, NO or positive voltage activation.
- Programmable PBX. Tone/Pulse Dialing.
- Memory Retention (EEPROM) if power is removed or
temporarily interrupted.
- Exit/Entry delay functions.
- Optional use of 24 hr. rechargeable standby battery available
or use of 9V battery.
Installation Manual
United Security Products AVD-45C 1-CHANNEL
Auto-Dialer
- Eliminates need for Central Station Monitoring
- 2 Separate voice message alarm zones. Calls up to 4
telephones, cell phones or pagers.
- Built-In Line Seizure.
- Remote Turn Off feature allows termination of activated
channel.
- EEPROM Memory retains program despite power loss.
- Listen-In verification & communication
- Universal Dial Tone.
- Built-In Auxiliary Output to drive
- External siren, strobe or relay.
Installation Manual
United Security Products AD-2001 2-CHANNEL
Auto-Dialer


The Honeywell Vista-GSM Snap-In Module for the Vista-21IP is a
cellular communicator that transmits signals to the AlarmNet-G
network (GSM cellular network, which uses GPRS to complete these
transmissions) and forwards them to our central station.
System Features
- Quick Connection to Honeywell/Ademco Vista-21IP control
panel.
- Simple Programming and Enrollment.
- Reports fire, burg, and status messages via wireless network.
- Allows uploading and downloading of control panel data via the
wireless network.
Modes of Operation
The Vista-GSM provides four modes of operation so it can be used
with various types of control panels.
- ECP Mode: This mode is for use with Honeywell controls that
support LRR-ECP Communication.
- Zone Trigger Mode: This mode is for use with panels that do
not support LRR-ECP Communication. There are 6 input zones
built in for multiple zone signals.
- 4204 Mode & Two-4204 Mode: These modes are for panels
that don't support LRR-ECP Communication, but do support
4204 Relay Modules.
Module Supervision Features
- Network Communication Failure: In the event the AlarmNet
network does not hear a supervisory message from the module
within a specified time ("Supervision" option, 24 hours, 30 days
or none), AlarmNet notifies the central station of a
communication failure.
- Communication Path Failure: In the event the module detects a
communication path failure, the control panel can be notified of
a trouble condition with the module after a specified time has
elapsed ("GSM Flt Time" option, 00-99 minutes).
- Fault Output: Terminal 11 can serve as a fail-safe trigger for
radio fault conditions, including communication path failure and
other internal failures that the device detects.
- Primary Power Loss and Low Battery Conditions.
- Cover Tamper Condition.
Installation Manual
Vista-GSM Cellular Communicator for Vista-21IP
RJ31X cord (link below)
if needed!
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