IQTD-GS400 Manual

IQTD-GS400 v.2.
User Guide
GSM gateway controlled by SMS,
making a call, IVR self service and
Bluetooth terminal, with universal
inputs
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1 Product features ............................................................................. 3
2. Wiring IQTD-GS400 .......................................................................... 5
3. Power supply wiring ........................................................................ 6
3.1 AC power wiring ............................................................................. 6
3.2 DC power wiring ............................................................................. 6
4. Instalation ....................................................................................... 7
4.1 Inserting SIM Card .......................................................................... 7
4.2 Powering IQTD-GS400 On ................................................................ 8
5. Explanatory Notes to Commands...................................................... 9
Basic Control ...................................................................................... 11
Advanced Settings ............................................................................. 15
8 Control by IQcontrol Suite for WINDOWS ....................................... 48
8.1 IQControl subprogram ....................................................................48
8.2 Commands editor subprogram .........................................................54
8.3 Numbers Editor Subprogram ...........................................................58
8.4 IVR Completor subprogram .............................................................59
9. Control by IQcontrol Smart Application for OS Android .................. 65
9.1 Control by SMS..............................................................................66
9.2 Control by terminal via wireless Bluetooth connection ........................67
Click the buton ....................................................................................67
10. Meaning of integrated button ....................................................... 69
11. Inserting SD card ......................................................................... 69
12. Factory default settings ............................................................... 70
12.1 Manual configuration of factory default values .................................70
12.2. Factory default settings ...............................................................71
13. LED indicators .............................................................................. 72
13.1. Functional indication ....................................................................72
13.2. Error conditions ..........................................................................73
14. Error messages ............................................................................ 73
15. Technical Specification ................................................................. 74
16. Instalation rules for dual radio device.......................................... 74
17. Features and connection of switching elements ........................... 75
17.1 Lifetime for using AC voltage .........................................................75
17.2 Lifetime for using DC voltage .........................................................75
17.3 Load connection to the device output .............................................76
17.4 Connection by use of a contactor ...................................................76
18. Input specification ....................................................................... 77
18.1 Analog input 1 and 2 - ADH and ADL ..........................................77
18.2 Digital inputs DIN1, DIN2 and DIN3.............................................78
19. Accessories .................................................................................. 78
20. Configuration of original English set of commands ...................... 79
21. Operation, maintenance and security safety recommendations ... 79
22. Warranty ...................................................................................... 80
2015 IQtronic technologies Europe s.r.o.
Acknowledgements
Thank you that you have purchased this IQTD-GS400 produced by IQtronic
technologies Europe Ltd, the real manufacturer providing the unique and
unrivalled products. Our company has produced IQ socket products for already
10 years and has delivered them throughout the world. Our products always
offer you a lot more. But consider by yourself...
1 Product features
IQTD-GS400 is a highly sophisticated device intended to control electrical
appliances connected to device’s output power socket by sending SMS
messages and making calls to device’s SIM card number by means of a mobile
phone. IQTD-GS400 can be also controlled wirelessly via Bluetooth using
IQcontrol software terminal. An interactive voice self service (IVR) is another
way to control your device.
This product has also a universal input to connect external accessories: up to 8
temperature and humidity sensors. It incorporates up to 122 implemented
SMS commands.
The output of the device is two 230V switched power relay outputs with the
maximum current capacity of 16A – resistance load.
Among others, the product has the following interesting functions:

 Turning electrical appliances on and off by SMS messages or by making a
call to device’s internal SIM card number.
 Automatical control: turning electrical appliances on and off at
predermined time by means of a scheduler or at a user-specific time.
 Sending automatically an alert on power failure and restore.
 Restarting appliances, such as servers.
 Monitoring the external input status: Two A/D inputs - monitoring
electric fences and AC/DC voltages with autodetect, 2 digital inputs
DIN1, DIN2 for DC voltage, 1 digital input DIN3 for AC/DC voltage.
One universal bus for temperature and humidity sensors.
 Thermostat function.
 Alarm function: temperature alarm, humidity alarm, A/D, or change at
digital inputs, power failure, power restore.
 Alarm in case of a GSM signal jamming.
 Internal back up battery Li-Pol for 6 hours operating without AC power.
 Up to 12 alarm numbers, each of the numbers can be set for a different
event.
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 Time scheduler function, up to 50 events.

 Automatical logging of all events into the internal memory.
 Interactive voice self service that can be customized by a user.
 Configuration via Bluetooth with a professionally designed IQcontrol
software terminal with an intuitive usage.
 One Administrator password and up to one thousand user numbers.
 Texts of commands and responses can be customized by user.
 Option to save and restore of the configuration, to download event log
file.
 User numbers can be uploaded from a text file.
 Upgradeable firmware.
 Possibility to change the rights of SMS commands.
 Supports control from Internet SMS gateways.
 Sending of SMS status via GPRS (TCP or UDP).
 Advanced integrated navigation HELP.
 Option to control by means of ANDROID application.
 Connector for external antenna for areas with poor GSM signal.
 Option to insert more commands in one SMS message (160 characters).
 Two independent actions can be set for incoming call.
Upper terminal block with 230VAC input and power relay ouputs
Led indicators
GSM antenna connector
Push button for manual control
SD card bay
SIM bay
Lower terminal block with low

voltage
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2. Wiring IQTD-GS400
1 and 2 – switched output 2, 16A

3 and 4 – switched output 1, 16A
L – phase (live) of mains connection
N – neutral wire of mains connection
Lower Terminal Block
1 – ADH analog input for measuring voltage 0 –

30/50VAC, DC with autodetect. Resolution of
0.1V, 2%.
2 – ADL analog input for measuring voltage 0 - 5
VDC, resolution of 0.1V, accuracy of 2%.
3 – DIN3 digital input 3, two stage, 0 – 30 VDC,
S0, optocoupler
S0, optocoupler
S0, optocoupler
6 – Vsys Voltage ouput of system battery 4 VDC
max, 100mA fuse
7 – UIN univeral input for connecting up to 8
temperature and humidity sensors.
8 – GND.
9 – Voltage output 12 VDC no backup, stabilized, 1000 mA fuse, can be also
used as an input for external DC power supply.
Please note that all signals at the bottom terminal block are referenced to the
GND pin 8. Be careful when using any from provided voltage outputs, it is not
recommended to take significant current from these pins.
WARNING!
Please respect maximum current rating of outputs - 16A for
resistive load. Do not overload your IQTD-GS400, as this may
damage or shorten life span of the internal switching relays,
which is not covered by warranty. It is recommended to use
external contactors in case the higher current is required
and/or capacitive/inductive load is used.
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3. Power supply wiring

Installation shall be performed by certrified installer qualified for local
electric code
Your IQTD-GS400 is normally powered from 230V AC mains, but it is possible

to power it also from external 12VDC power supply, e.g. a battery.
3.1 AC power wiring
3.2 DC power wiring

The allowed input voltage range is from 12 to 16VDC, current consumption is
about 40 mA in quiescent mode.
Avoid simultaneous connection of AC mains voltage!
WARNING!
Avoid simultaneous connection of AC mains and external
12VDC power supply!
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4. Instalation
4.1 Inserting SIM Card
Insert the SIM card into the GSM slot of your

IQTD-GS400.
WARNING!
PIN authorization should be turned off before the SIM card is
used in your IQTD-GS400.
Authorization can be turned off by inserting the SIM card into your GSM phone
and disabling SIM PIN usage by using the appropriate command usually located
in ‘Settings’ phone menu. Now you can remove the SIM card from your phone
and insert it into your IQTD-GS400.
 Insert the SIM card with inactive PIN code authorization into the SIM
socket bay, accessible from the lower side of your IQTD-GS400 box.
 Push the card into the bay until you feel a click so card is locked inside.
 To remove the card from your IQTD-GS400, gently push the card
further into the bay until a click is felt, then card is unlocked and can
be pulled out.
Note…
It is highly recommended to delete all received SMS messages,
stored on the SIM card before using it in your IQTD-GS400.
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4.2 Powering IQTD-GS400 On
Once the SIM card has been inserted, you can switch on 230VAC mains (or
external 12VDC power supply) to power your IQTD-GS400 on. Verify device is
operating by observing status of the LEDs.
 Once AC power is connected, all eights LED indicators will blink shortly
and if everything is ok, the Power LED will turn to solid Red.
 In case of active PIN authorization on the SIM card, GSM LED starts
blinking fast (approx. three times per second).
 GSM LED start to blink slowly (approx. every three seconds) green,
once device was successfully logged into a GSM network. If the LED
blinks about every second, searching for a GSM network is in progress.
 The Ouput1/2 LEDs indicate state of switched outputs.
Your IQTD-GS400 is now ready to use.
Please refer to chapter 13.2. Error conditions in case of any other

indications.
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5. Explanatory Notes to Commands

To control IQTD-GS400 in your language, please select the language version, as
shown in chapter 8.1 IQControl subprogram. The device has been pre-configured
for the English language; and therefore particular commands are described in both
languages.
Device contains built-in help system. If you send a message containing text HELP to
the number of SIM inserted in your device, you will get in response the control
commands, and in response to CONFIG you will get the configuration commands. If
you need to know the syntax and description of any command, use the SMS message
HELP=<command>, e.g. HELP=Restart and you will get description of a particular
command.
All commands are sent in SMS messages to the SIM card number inserted in device.
Commands have the following format:
pinCOMMAND - e.g. 1234Turn off – if the PIN protection was activated (see chapter
0 Advanced Settings)
COMMAND - e.g. Turn off – with unconfigured PIN (factory default)
Command Nr. 01
Text TurnOn
Function It turns on the output power socket.
Response TurnedOn
Access Rights User/Admin License Base
Command Number: It is the system specification for a command that is fixed, and
so it cannot be changed. You can only modify any text in your device; if you change
for instance TurnOn to MyCommand, and you would like to make further changes of
this command’s name, you need to know the number of the original command in
order to identify that command.
Text: A command in the form of a text string, in English as factory default language.
Function: It specifies the function of the particular command.
Response: The device will give a response if the command is entered in the correct
form.
License: Base license is included in the price for the product, Medium and Full – for
a license fee you will obtain a license key to be entered in your device by means of an
SMS message or via BT IQcontrol terminal software and then the commands and
functions of the particular license will be activated.
Access Rights: Admin, this command can be only used by the pre-configured
Administrator; in case the Administrator has not been pre-configured, any number,
i.e. anyone, can control and configure the device and is then considered to be the
Administrator.
User - this command can be also used by users from the user list -
up to 1000 numbers.
Describtion of control and configuration of IQTD-GS400 is divided into three parts,

each suitable for a specific user group.
1. Basic part is suitable especially for those users who wish to use the basic functions
as quickly as possible. It is indicated by the green square located on the right side or
at the top of the page.
2. Advanced part contains advanced functions such as security, GPRS, time intervals,
alarms, etc. It is indicated by the yellow square on the right side and in the middle
part of the page.
3. Expert part is particularly appropriate for those users who wish to get the
maximum of the product. It presents control by the use of the smart application
IQcontrol for Android and IQcontrol Suite for Windows. Furthermore, it provides
information on the voice self service or how to create an own voice self service, how
to edit the text of commands and responses, transfer of the product settings, how to
save LOG evets into a file. Then it presents the Numbers Editor for security and saving
the set in the product, firmware upgrade, and others. It is indicated by the red square
on the right and in the middle part of the page.
Note…
Your device has built-in intelligent help system allowing faster control actions; if you
send an incorrect command, your device will offer similar commands to you. You may also
send more than one command consecutively in a single SMS. Your device will then reply by
individual SMS messages. Please see an example from the terminal of IQcontrol Suite for
Windows when sending the character 'a' and two commands TurnedOn and Status - separated
by character #.
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Basic Control
If you send a message containing text "HELP" to the telephone number of SIM in your
device, the following control commands will be displayed:
These commands are displayed automatically in the welcome note after you have
logged in by the IQcontrol software terminal via Bluetooth.
Command Nr. 01
Text TurnOn
Function It turns on the both outputs OUT1 and OUT2.
Response TurnedOn
Command Nr. 02
Text TurnOn1
Function It turns on the output OUT1.
Response TurnedOn1
Command Nr. 03
Text TurnOn2
Function It turns on the output OUT2.
Response TurnedOn2
Command Nr. 110

Text TurnOnTime 2
Function It turns on the output OUT2 only for a specified time in range of 1to
240 minutes.
The text TurnONTime=10, it turns on the output OUT2 for 10 minutes.
Response TurnedOn
Command Nr. 04
Text TurnOff
Function It permanently turns off the output socket.
Response TurnedOff
Command Nr. 05
Text TurnOff1
Function It permanently turns off the output OUT1.
Response TurnedOff1
Command Nr. 06
Text TurnOff2
Function It permanently turns off the output OUT2.
Response TurnedOff
Command Nr. 07
Text Restart
Function It changes the status of both outputs for a user specified time
RestartTime.
Response Restarted
Command Nr. 08
Text Restart 1
Function It changes the status of the output OUT1 for a user specified time
RestartTime.
Response Restarted1
Command Nr. 09
Text Restart 2
Function It changes the status of the output OUT2 for a user specified time
RestartTime.
Response Restarted2
Command Nr. 10
Text Status
Function It displays a short SMS message about the status of the outputs and
inputs of this device.
Response Output1: TurnedOff Output2: TurnedOff, Signal:61% , Bcap:
100% , OnPower,Time:15/04/23,19:47:30 Last pwrlost:
15/04/23,18:40:01 OP: EUROTEL PRAHA
Command Nr. 97
Text LongStatus
Function It displays a detailed SMS message about the status of the outputs and
inputs of this device.
Response Output1:TurnedOn Output2: TurnedOn BCap: 100% OnPower,
DIN1: 0 DIN2: 0 DIN3: 0 ADL: 0
ADH: 0 Pulses: 0 Signal:61% S1: N/A S2: N/A S3: N/A S4: N/A S5:
N/A S6: N/A S7: N/A S8: N/A N/A Gauge: 0d 0h 0m 0s
Time:15/04/23,19:47:30 Last pwrlost: 15/04/23,18:40:01 OP:
EUROTEL PRAHA
Command Nr. 98
Text SaveStatus
Function It saves the status of your device at a given time in the internal device
LOG that can be displayed.
Response SaveStatus – OK
Command Nr. 11
Text RingOn
Function It makes a call back for time specified by RingOnTime|ProzvonCas
Response No response
Command Nr. 12
Text Help
Function It displays all control commands – In case of the USER access rights,
the command HELP will give a description of the command syntax.
Response See description
Command Nr. 13
Text Config
Function It displays configuration commands – in case of ADMIN access rights
Config=50 will display commands starting from the 50th command,
since a list can contain more characters than a maximum of 4x160 (4
SMS messages), and then each undisplayed command is listed as a
character '.'
Response See description
Command Nr. 20
Text AdminList
Function It displays the Administrator number.
Response AdminList=42012345678
Command Nr. 42
Text StatusGPRS
Function It sends information on the status of the device by GPRS. User is
allowed to customize the text and parameters; otherwise standard
STATUS will be sent.
It is required from the user to have configured GPRS parameters and
have GPRS Internet service on the SIM card.
Response StatusGPRS – OK
Access Rights User/Admin License Full
Command Nr. 88
Text Version
Function It displays the internal software version.
Response Ver. 1.0.0.
Note…
You can assign the ADMIN/USER Access Rights for each command in the COMMANDS
EDITOR of the IQcontrol SUITE. This guide presents only commands as used in factory
default settings.
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Advanced Settings
If you send a message containing text "CONFIG" to the telephone number of your
socket, the configuration commands will be displayed.
These commands can be used only by the specified ADMIN, if it s defined. In factory
default settings any user is considered to be ADMIN. You can set the User or ADMIN
access rights in the Commands Editor of the IQcontrol Suite software.
Since the list of configuration commands can be longer than maximum allowed size of
4 SMS messages (4x160 characters), each undisplayed command is listed as a
character '.' If you wish to see the full list, for example to display commands starting
from the 50th command, you need to use the suffix "=50".
If you send any configuration command correctly, you will get in response
confirmation in the form of the suffix "-OK". You will get the current settings for
parameters of any command when you add the character '?' following the particular
command. As an illustration, in order to know the settings for the Output command,
you will send a message Output? and your device will send to you the settings
Output=(Remeber),On,Off, where the parameter in parentheses is currently
configured. If you wish to change the active parameter, select the particular
parameter as follows: Output=On .
Illustration of using the Config|Konfig command:

RestartTime,RingactionAdmin,RingactionUser,NCactionAdmin,NCactionUser,AddAdmin,AddUser,DelUser,DelAllUsers,UserList,Use
rAList,RingTimes,RingOnTime,SMSPerDay,Output,AdminPINSet,AdminPIN,UserPINSet,UserPIN,BTPIN,PINIVR,ScheduleAdd,Sche
duleDel,ScheduleDeLAll,SchedulerLIST,SchedulerOptions,DeviceName,TempUnit,Counter,DelCounter,PwrFailTime,TriggerTime1,
TriggerTime2,TriggerTime3,Voltalarm,VLevelMin,VLevelMax,PulseAlarm,MinPulses,MaxPulses,TAlarm1,TAlarm2,TAlarm3,BatCap
Level,TempAlarm,PwrAlarm,AddAlarmNumber,DelAlarmNumber,DelAllAlarmNum,ListAlarmNum,Alarmqueue,StopAllAlarms,Jamm
Alarm,Tp1Max,Tp1Min,Tp2Max,Tp2Min,Tp3Max,Tp3Min,Tp4Max,......................
Illustration of using the Config=50|Konfig=50 command:

Alarmqueue,StopAllAlarms,JammAlarm,Tp1Max,Tp1Min,Tp2Max,Tp2Min,Tp3Max,Tp3Min,Tp4Max,Tp4Min,Tp5Max,Tp5Min,Tp6M
ax,Tp6Min,Tp7Max,Tp7Min,Tp8Max,Tp8Min,TControlMax1,TControlMin1,OutputControl,Version,PinLimitsIVR,PinLimitsBT,UserTy
peIVR,AllLogs,SystemLog,ControlLog,ConfigLog,EraseSensors,LongStatus,SaveStatus,Default,GPRS,GPRSAPN,GPRShost,GPRSpo
rt,LEDoption,CntDiv1,CntDiv2,CntDiv3,NextTime1,NextTime2,NextTime3,SeparApply,Separators,Bluetooth,License,IMEI,IVRSou
ndDelay,TurnOnTime2,HoursCounter,RingActionBlock,Reboot.
Command Nr. 14
Text RestartTime
Function It sets the restart time for both outputs OUT1 and OUT2 in
seconds, a range of 1 up to 300.
Settings with '?' RestartTime=30
Settings Change RestartTime=10
Access Rights Admin License Base
Command Nr. 125

Text Reboot
Function It executes the restart of the device itself, BT connection will be
terminated.
Response Reboot – OK
Command Nr. 15
Text RingActionAdmin
Function Action after confirmed incoming call to the Admin number if
the number is set. If not, any number is considered to be
Admin.
Settings with '?' (NoAction),HangUP,Restart,Reswitch,IVR
RingActionAdmin=No The device gives no response to an incoming call, however,
Action the information on time of the call and the calling number,
including the number of rings, are saved in an internal LOG.
RingActionAdmin=Ha The device hangs up and makes no action to an incoming call
ngUp longer than one ring*. A record with time of the call and the
calling number, including the number of rings, will be saved
in an internal LOG.
RingActionAdmin=Re The device hangs up the incoming call* and performs the
start RESTART of both outputs. Restart1 – OUT1 only. Restart2 -
OUT2 only. A record with time of the call and the calling
number, including the number of rings and the performed
action, will be saved in an internal LOG.
RingActionAdmin=Re The device hangs up the incoming call* and makes a
switch permanent change of the status (TurnOff/TurnOn,
TurnOn/TurnOff) of both outputst. Reswitch1 – OUT1 only.
Reswitch2– OUT2 only. A record with time of the call and
the calling number, including the number of rings and the
performed action, will be saved in an internal LOG.
RingActionAdmin=IV The device answers the incoming call* and activates the
R voice selfservice. A record with time of the call and the
calling number, including the number of rings and the
performed action, will be saved in an internal LOG. It is
required that a voice file is recorded and the MEDIUM license
is activated.
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Command Nr. 16
Text RingActionUser
Function Action for confirmed incoming call to a user number if the
number is set. Otherwise, it will be ignored.
Settings with '?' (NoAction),HangUP,Restart,Reswitch,IVR
RingActionUser=NoAc The device gives no response to an incoming call, however,
tion the information on time of the call and the calling number,
including the number of rings, are saved in an internal LOG.
RingActionUser=Hang The device hangs up and makes no action to an incoming call
Up longer than one ring*. A record with time of the call and the
calling number, including the number of rings, will be saved
in an internal LOG.
RingActionUser=Rest The device hangs up the incoming call* and performs the
art RESTART of both outputs socket. Restart1 – OUT1 only.
Restart2 - OUT2 only. A record with time of the call and the
RingActionAdmin=Re The device hangs up the incoming call* and makes a
switch permanent change of the status (TurnOff/TurnOn,
TurnOn/TurnOff) of both outputs. Reswitch1– OUT1 only.
Reswitch2 – OUT2 only. A record with time of the call and
the calling number, including the number of rings and the
RingActionAdmin=IV The device answers the incoming call* and activates the
R voice selfservice. A record with time of the call and the
performed action, will be saved in an internal LOG. It is
required that a voice file is recorded and the MEDIUM license
is activated.
Access Rights Admin License Medium
*Note…
You can define the number of rings by the RingTimes command.
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Command Nr. 17
Text NCActionAdmin
Function Action for an incoming call to the Admin number if the number is
set. The action will be made unless the number of rings exceed a
user-specified limit. And thus the Admin can perform two actions by
making calls. If no Admin number is set, any number is considered
to be Admin.
Settings with (NoAction),Restart,Restart1, ,Restart2,Reswitch, Reswitch2,
'?' Reswitch2
NCActionAdmin The device gives no response to an incoming call, however, the
=NoAction information on time of the call and the calling number, including the
number of rings, are saved in an internal LOG.
NCActionAdmin The device will perform the RESTART of both output sockets when
=Restart an incoming call is shorter than the specified number of rings. .
Restart1 – OUT1 only. Restart2 - OUT2 only. A record with time
of the call and the calling number, including the number of rings
and the performed action, will be saved in an internal LOG.
NCActionAdmin The device will make a permanent change of the status
=Reswitch (TurnOff/TurnOn, TurnOn/TurnOff) of the output socket when an
incoming call is shorter than the specified number of rings. .
Reswitch1– OUT1 only. Reswitch2– OUT2 only. A record with
time of the call and the calling number, including the number of
rings and the performed action, will be saved in an internal LOG.
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Command Nr. 18
Text NCActionUser
Function Action for an incoming call to a User number if the number is set.
The action will be made unless the number of rings exceeds a user-
specified limit. And thus the User can perform two actions by
making calls. If no User number is defined, an option will be
ignored.
Settings with (NoAction),Restart,Restart1, ,Restart2,Reswitch, Reswitch2,
'?' Reswitch2
NCActionUser= The device gives no response to an incoming call, however, the
NoAction information on time of the call and the calling number, including the
number of rings, are saved in an internal LOG.
NCActionUser= The device will perform the RESTART of the output socket when an
Restart incoming call is shorter than the specified number of rings.
Restart1 – OUT1 only. Restart2 - OUT2 only. A record with time
of the call and the calling number, including the number of rings
and the performed action, will be saved in an internal LOG.
NCActionUser= The device will make a permanent change of the status
Reswitch (TurnOff/TurnOn, TurnOn/TurnOff) of the output socket when an
incoming call is shorter than the specified number of rings.
Reswitch1– OUT1 only. Reswitch2– OUT2 only. A record with
time of the call and the calling number, including the number of
rings and the performed action, will be saved in an internal LOG.
Command Nr. 19
Text AddAdmin
Function It adds the Administrator number; this number is the only
one that is allowed to edit all parameters of the device.
Settings with '?' N/A, use AdminList
AddAdmin This command will save the number from which a SMS
message was sent.
The device will confirm whether it has been added for the
first time or has been overwritten.
AddAdmin=42012345 You can also select a different number than the one from
6789 which a SMS message was sent. By this command you can
add the Admin number via BT terminal.
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Command Nr. 21
Text AddUser
Function It adds a User number for which the device can only be used
in a limited way – only control commands. There may be up
to one thousand User numbers.
Settings with '?' N/A, use UserList or UserAList
AddUser=420123456 It adds the User number. The alias serves for better
789,alias orientation and for the user identification.
There may be several possible records!
You can add a number with no alias and several numbers
following each other as well, e.g.
AddUser=420123456789;4201111111
or:
AddUser=420123456789,alias1;4201111111,alias2
or a combination up to the size of one SMS (160 characters).
Note…
It is possible to upload a text file containing user numbers using IQcontrol suite. Text
file can be generated by the user manually by a text editor, or by the Numbers Editor (full
license is needed).
The Base license supports 100 user numbers. The Medium license supports 500 user
numbers and the Full license supports 1000 user numbers.
Command Nr. 22
Text DelUser
Function It deletes a User number for which the device can only be
used in a limited way – only control commands. There may
be up to one thousand User numbers.
DelUser=4201234567 It deletes the User number. The alias serves for better
89 orientation and for the user identification. You can delete one
or several numbers following each other:
DelUser=420123456789;420111111
up to the size of one SMS (160 characters).
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Command Nr. 23
Text DelAllUsers
Function It deletes all user numbers. It is confirmed by the suffix - OK.
Command Nr.\ 24
Text UserList
Function It displays numbers of all added users. It displays a list of
numbers with no aliases.
Settings with '?' N/A
UserList=1 It displays a list from the first number. You can display the
whole list by changing the number.
The size of the reply text is limited up to the size of 4 SMS
messages ( 4x160 characters).
Command Nr.\ 25
Text UserAList
Function It displays numbers of all added users. It displays a list of
numbers with its aliases.
UserAList=1 It displays a list from the first number. You can display the
whole list by changing the number.
The size of the reply text is limited up to the size of 4 SMS
messages ( 4x160 characters).
Command Nr. 26
Text RingTimes
Function It configures the limit of ring times based on which actions
to incoming calls are evaluated, range of 1 to 6.
If the user hangs up before the specified number, an action
will be made based on the defined commands
NCActionxxx/NCAkcexxx
Settings with '?' Restarttime=1
Change of settings RestartTime=6
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Command Nr. 122

Text RingActionBlock
Function It configures the time of blocking action of incoming call
from last processed ringaction, range of 0 to 250. 0 –
unblocked.
Settings with '?' RingActionBlock =0
Change of settings RingActionBlock =20
Command Nr. 27
Text RingOnTime
Function It configures the time of call backs in seconds, range of 5 to
30. For example: In case of an alarm or when the
RingON/Prozvon command is used.
Settings with '?' RingOnTime =15
Change of settings RingOnTime =20
Command Nr. 28
Text SMSPerDay
Function Number of sent SMS messages from the device per day.
Range of 0 to 250. 0 is unlimited number of SMS. The clear
of this limit block is possible by push button.
Settings with '?' SMSPerDay =50
Change of settings SMSPerDay =10
Command Nr. 29
Text Output
Function Settings of the status of the output socket after plugging into
power supply.
Settings with '?' (Remeber),On,Off
Output=Remember The output socket will be configured to have the status in
which it was before the own power supply loss.
Output=On The output socket will be always configured to have the
status TurnedOn after plugging into power supply.
Output=Off The output socket will be always configured to have the
status TurnedOff after plugging into power supply.
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Command Nr. 30
Text AdminPINSet
Function PIN Activation/PIN deactivation for the Administrator number
if specified.
Settings with '?' (No),Yes
AdminPINSet=No PIN is not activated in an incoming SMS.
AdminPINSet=Yes PIN is activated in an incoming SMS.
Command Nr. 31
Text AdminPIN
Function A PIN option for the security of incoming SMS messages from
the Administrator number. This PIN always contains 4 digits
and if this option is activated, then this PIN must be inserted
before the command text. For example: To turn off
0000TurnOff
Settings with '?' 0000
AdminPIN=1234 It modifies PIN to 1234.
Command Nr. 32
Text UserPINSet
Function PIN Activation/PIN deactivation for user numbers if specified.
Settings with '?' (No),Yes
UserPINSet=No PIN is not activated in an incoming SMS.
UserPINSet=Yes PIN is activated in an incoming SMS.
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Command Nr. 33
Text UserPIN
Function A PIN option for the security of incoming SMS messages from
the user numbers. This PIN always contains 4 digits and if
this option is activated, then this PIN must be inserted before
the command text. For example: To turn off
0000TurnOff|0000Vypni
UserPIN=1234 It modifies PIN to 1234.
Command Nr. 34
Text BTPIN
Function A PIN option for the security of a Bluetooth terminal. This PIN
always contains 4 digits.
BTPIN=1234 It modifies PIN to 1234.
Command Nr. 35
Text PINIVR
Function A PIN option for a voice selfservice requesting the user to
enter this PIN. This PIN always contains 4 digits.
Výpis nastavení s '?' 0000
PINIVR=1234 It modifies PIN to 1234.
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Command Nr. 36
Text ScheduleAdd
Function It adds an event for the Scheduler. Syntax is
ScheduleAdd=hh:mm,*,Action.
Where hh means hours, mm means minutes, * means every
day; numbers 1 to 7, Monday to Sunday can be used instead.
Action means a Scheduler event that can be displayed (e.g. if
the user changes the control commands by the
ScheduleOptions command), for more information, please refer
to its desciption.
A maximum number of time records is 30.
ScheduleAdd=10:31, It adds a time schedule for turning the output socket on at
7,TurnOn 10:31 a.m. always on Sunday.
ScheduleAdd=14:20, It adds a time schedule for sending SMS on the status of the
*,Status socket at 2:20 p.m. every day. SMS messages will be sent to
selected or all alarm numbers specified by the user.
Command Nr. 37
Text ScheduleDel
Function It deletes an event for the Scheduler. Syntax is
ScheduleDel=hh:mm
Where hh means hours, mm means minutes.
ScheduleDel=10:31 It deletes a time schedule for 10:31 a.m.
Command Nr. 38
Text ScheduleDelAll
Function It deletes all events for the Scheduler.
ScheduleDelAll It deletes all Scheduler records.
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Command Nr. 39
Text SchedulerList
Function It displays all added Scheduler records.
Settings with '?' N/A N/A
SchedulerList=1 It displays the Scheduler records starting from the first
record.
Command Nr. 40
Text SchedulerOptions
Function It displays all potential Scheduler events that can be
added into a time schedule. These events are the
particular commands for controlling the device. In case of
their modification the text of events will be also modified.
SchedulerOptions Turnon,TurnOff,Restart,Status,GPRSStatus,SaveStatus
Command Nr. 41
Text DeviceName
Function It configures the device name which can be identified in
this way via a Bluetoth terminal, and this name is also
used in alarm SMS messages. The size is up to a
maximum of 18 characters.
Settings with '?' Devicename=IQsocket
DeviceName=NewName It configures a new device name to NewName.
Command Nr. 43
Text TempUnit
Function It configures temperature units for temperature sensors,
based upon option they will be displayed according to
selected conversion.
Settings with '?' TempUnit=(DegC),DegF
TempUnit=F It configures Fahrenheit temperature units.
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Command Nr. 44
Text Counter
Function It displays the numbers of changes in inputs and outputs.
Counter=1 It displays the number of changes in the output1 – OUT1
Counter=2 It displays the number of changes in the output2 – OUT2
Counter=3 It displays the numbers of changes in a digital input DIN1

in case it is defined as digital.
Counter=6 It displays the number of pressing the manual control push
button.
Counter=7 It displays the number of power failures.
Counter=8 It displays the number of network failures.
Counter=9 It displays the number of received SMS.
Counter=10 It displays the number of declined SMS throught security

settings.
Counter=11 It displays the number of processed SMS.
Counter=12 It displays the number of sent SMS by device.
Counter=13 It displays the numbers of all incoming calls.
Counter=14 It displays the numbers of allowed incoming calls.
Command Nr. 45
Text DelCounter
Function It sets the numbers of changes in the particular counter to
zero.
DelCounter=1 It deletes the numbers of changes in the output socket.
DelCounter=X It deletes the counter number X, see command number 44
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Command Nr. 101

Text PwrFailTime
Function It configures the time in miliseconds that is the minimum
for evaluating the power failure if configured. It is not
recommended to be lower than 100ms because of
interference from the GSM network. Range of 10 to 30000
ms.
Settings with '?' PwrFailTime =2000
Change of settings PwrFailTime =2000
Command Nr. 102

Text TriggerTime1
for evaluating the digital input level DIN1 if configured. It is
not recommended to be lower than 100ms because of
ms.
Settings with '?' TriggerTime1 =100
Change of settings TriggerTime1 =100
Access Rights Admin License Full
Command Nr. 103

Text TriggerTime2
ms.
Command Nr. 104

Text TriggerTime3
ms.
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Command Nr. 121

Text HoursCounter
Function It activates the counting of hours at DIN3 input if
LOG1 is present. The resulution 1secons. Step 1 ms.
The value is shown in v LongStatus: 0d 0h 0m 0s,
in system - parameter $T.
Settings with '?' HoursCounter =(No),Yes
HoursCounter =No It deactivates the hoursecounter.
HoursCounter =Yes It activates the hoursecounter.
Command Nr. 50
Text VoltAlarm
Function Configuration of the voltage detection alarm at the ADH
input.
Settings with '?' VoltAlarm=(No),Min,Max,Mix
Voltalarm=Min It activates the voltage monitor alarm at the A/D input to
the minimum specified level.
Voltalarm=Max It activates the voltage monitor alarm at the A/D input to
the maximum specified level.
Voltalarm=MiX It activates the voltage monitor alarm at the A/D input to
the minimum and the maximum specified levels.
Voltalarm=No It deactivates the voltage monitor alarm.
Command Nr. 51
Text VLevelMinHI
Function It configures the minimum voltage level in tenths of volts.
The maximum value is 500 decivolts.
The configured level of 10 actually corresponds to 1 volt.
Settings with '?' VLevelMinHI =10
Change of settings VLevelMinHI =20
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Command Nr. 52
Text VLevelMaxHI
Function It configures the maximum voltage level in tenths of
volts.The configured level of 20 actually corresponds to 2
volts. The maximum value is 500 decivolts.
Settings with '?' VLevelMaxHI =20
Change of settings VLevelMaxHI =20
Command Nr. 53
Text PulseAlarm
Function It configures the pulse monitor alarm per one minute. You
can configure it for an analog input ADL only (electric
fence and its voltage level monitoring) with defined
VLevelMinLO and VLevelMaxLO limits for detection.
Settings with '?'' PulseAlarm=(No),Min,Max,Mix
Pulsealarm=Min It activates the impulse monitor alarm to the minimum
specified level.
Pulsealarm=Max It activates the impulse monitor alarm to the maximum
specified level.
Pulsealarm=MiX It activates the impulse monitor alarm to the maximum
and the minimum specified levels.
Pulsealarm=No It deactivates the pulse alarm.
Command Nr. 54
Text MinPulses
Function Configuration of the minimum limit for the number of
pulses per one minute, range of 1 to 240.
Settings with '?' MinPulses =10
Change of settings MinPulses =30
Command Nr. 55
Text MaxPulses
Function Configuration of the maximum limit for the number of
pulses per one minute, range of 10 to 240.
Settings with '?' MaxPulses =10
Change of settings MaxPulses =30
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Command Nr. 123

Text VLevelMinLO
Function It configures the minimum voltage level in tenths of volts.
The maximum value is 50 decivolts.
The configured level of 10 actually corresponds to 1 volt.
Settings with '?' VLevelMinLO =10
Change of settings VLevelMinLO =20
Command Nr. 124

Text VLevelMaxHI
Function It configures the maximum voltage level in tenths of
volts.The configured level of 20 actually corresponds to 2
volts. The maximum value is 50 decivolts.
Settings with '?' VLevelMaxLO =20
Change of settings VLevelMaxLO =30
Command Nr. 56
Text DAlarm1
Function It configures the digital input change monitor alarm. The
universal input must be set as digital.
Settings with '?' DAlarm1=(No),Low,High,Both
Dalarm1=Low It activates the alarm at the low level at the digital input
GND, 0 volts.
Dalarm1=High It activates the alarm at the high level at the digital input
of 2-30 volts.
Dalarm1=Both It activates the alarm at both levels.
Dalarm1=No It deactivates the digital input monitor alarm.
Dalarm1=Limit It activates alarm if the limit of changes on this input was

met. To set the count of changes - see cmnd, No. 111.
Delcounter=3 activated alarm again.
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Command Nr. 57
Text DAlarm2
GND, 0 volts.
of 2-30 volts.

Command Nr. 58
Text DAlarm3
GND, 0 volts.
of 2-30 volts.

Command Nr. 111

Text CounterLimitDIn1
changes on digital input DIN1, range of 0 to 30000.
If this limit is met, then it generate alarm event.
Settings with '?' CounterLimitDIn1=0
CounterLimitDIn1=1 The set of new value of changes on digital input 1 for alarm
000 event.
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Command Nr. 112

changes on digital input DIN2, range of 0 to 30000.
000 event.
Command Nr. 113

changes on digital input DIN3, range of 0 to 300
00.
000 event.
Command Nr. 59
Text BatCapLevel
Function It configures the minimum level of internal battery voltage
for sending an alarm SMS message and turning the device
off.
If no SMS number has been defined for the alarm, the
device will be automatically turned off. Range of 20 – 90 %,
0 – alarm is not activated, the device will be turned off in
case of power failure.
Settings with '?' BatCapLevel =0
Change of settings BatCapLevel =30
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Command Nr. 60
Text TempAlarm
Function It configures the temperature/humidity monitor alarm for
up to 8 sensors connected to the universal input. An alarm
alert is always sent when temperature exceeds the upper
limit or falls below the lower limit specified by the user.
Settings with '?' TempAlarm=(No),Yes
Tempalarm=Yes It activates the temperature alarm.
Tempalarm=No It deactivates the temperature alarm.
Command Nr. 61
Text PwrAlarm
Function It configures the power failure and power recovery
monitoring alarm.
Settings with '?' PwrAlarm=(No),Yes
Pwrpalarm=Yes It activates the power failure and power recovery alarm.
Pwrpalarm=No It deactivates the alarm.
Command Nr. 62
Text AddAlarmNumber
Function It adds the number to which an alarm alert should be sent.
There can be up to a maximum of 12 alarm numbers.
AddAlarmnuber= It adds the number 420123456789 to which an alarm alert
420123456789,S,* should be sent in the form of SMS message; each alarm
event will be sent to this number (character *). The
character * can be replaced with the given alarm number
and each alarm number can be assigned to another alarm.
AddAlarmnuber= It adds the number 420123456789 to make a call only in

420123456789,C,1 case of a power recovery - character 1, if this alarm is
activated.
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Command Nr. 63
Text DelAlarmNumber
Function It deletes the alarm number.
DelAlarmNumber= It deletes the number 420123456789 from the list.
421023456789,C,1
Meaning of alarms.
* - Each alarm event causes notifications to be sent via SMS or calling.
1 - Power recovery alarm
2 – Power failure alarm
3 - GSM jamming alarm
4 – Falling below the minimum level of pulses per minute alarm (ADL input)
5 - Exceeding the maximum level of pulses per minute alarm (ADL input)
6 – Falling bellow the minimum voltage level alarm (ADH input)
7 - Exceeding the maximum voltage level alarm (ADH input)
8 – Reaching the lower level at the digital input1 DIN1 , GND, 0 volts, alarm
9 - Reaching the upper level at the digital input1 DIN1 , 2-5 volts, alarm
14 - Temperature/Humidity alarm on sensor 1.
22 - Limit of changes on digital input DIN1.
Any other values are ignored. 1- is the highest priority.

All numbers must be insterted in international format exclude first character + .
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Command Nr. 64
Text DelAllAlarmNum
Function It deletes all alarm numbers from the list.
DelAllAlarmNum It deletes all numbers from the list.
Command Nr. 65
Text ListAlarmNum
Function It displays all added numbers for alarms, or: no record.
ListAlarmNum It displays added numbers, including events.
Command Nr. 66
Text AlarmQueue
Function Here it is configured whether alarms will be sent to all
defined numbers, or whether no other potential alarm
numbers will be activated after answering the call in case
of calling. Answering the call, neither denying the call, is
considered to be activation.
Settings with '?' AlarmQueue=(Always), Terminate
AlarmQueue=Always In case of an alarm event, a SMS message is always
sent/a call is always made to all added numbers for
selected alarm event.
AlarmQueue=Terminate In case of an alarm event, a SMS message is sent/a call

is made to all added numbers for selected alarm event
In case of calling and answering the call by the user, no
SMS message will be sent/no more calls will be made to
another alarm number for the particular alarm event.
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Command Nr. 67
Text StopAllAlarms
Function If the command is sent once, it will temporarily stop all
alarms, after reboot/restart of the device the alarms
selected by the user will be activated and the user will be
notified of this by SMS.
If the command is sent again, all active alarms will be
stopped permanently.
StopAllAlarms All alarms were stopped temporarily!
StopAlarm Vsechny alarmy byly docasne deaktivovany.
StopAllAlarms All alarms were stopped permanently!
StopAlarm Vsechny alarmy byly trvale deaktivovany.
Command Nr. 68
Text JammAlarm
Function It configures the GSM jamming monitoring alarm.
A SMS message will be sent after the connection has been
restored, in such a way as in case of the other alarms. The
device will send SMS information whether jamming comes
from a GSM jammer, or is caused by increased noise.
Settings with '?' JammAlarm=(No),Yes
JammAlarm=Yes It activates the GSM jamming alarm.
JammAlarm=Yes It deactivates the alarm.
Command Nr. 69
Text Tp1Max
Function It configurates the maximum level for temperature/humidity
sensor 1. Range of -200 up to +1300°.
Settings with '?' Tp1Max=30
Change of settings Tp1Max=-30
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Command Nr. 70
Text Tp1Min
Function It configurates the minimum level for temperature/humidity
sensor 1. Range of -200 up to +1300°.
Settings with '?' Tp1Min=20
Change of settings Tp1Min=-30
Note…
You can add the limits for all 8 sensors.
Analog commands are the following: Tp2Min to TP8Min and Tp2Max to Tp8Max. Command
numbers start from 71 up to 84.
Command Nr. 85
Text TControlMax
Function It configurates the maximum threshold for the thermostat -
automatic output 1 – OUT1 switching. Range of -200 up to
+1300°.
Either turning the output off or turning the socket on can be
realised by value substitution <> in case of exceeding
temperature/humidity limits.
Settings with '?' TControlMax =30
Change of settings TControlMax =-30
Command Nr. 86
Text TControlMin
Function It configurates the minimum threshold for the thermostat –
automatic output1 – OUT1 switching. Range of -200 up to
+1300°.
Settings with '?' TControlMin =20
Change of settings TControlMin =-30
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Command Nr. 87
Text OutputControl
Function Activation of the thermostat - automatic control of the
output1 based on temperature/humidity sensor.
Thermostat can be assigned only to one
temperature/humidity sensor.
The number is assigned to the sensor during activation,
please refer to chapter on sensor activation.
Settings with '?' OutputControl=(Off),T1,S2,S3,S4,S5,S6,S7,S8
OutputControl=S3 It activates the thermostat on sensor 3.
OutputControl=Off It deactivates the thermostat.
Command Nr. 88
Text Version
Function It displays the current internal software version of the
device.
Version Ver. 1.0.0
Command Nr. 89
Text PINLimitsIVR
Function A number of wrong pins entered for the voice selfservice. If
this number has been set and exceeded, the user will be
notified by voice that the limit has been exceeded. It is set to
zero every day at 0:00, or by reboot/restart of the device.
Range of 0 up to 20. 0 is set for unlimited tries.
Settings with '?' PINLimitsIVR =0
PINLimitsIVR=0 Unlimited number of wrong pins entered.
PINLimitsIVR=3 A number of wrong pins entered one after another - 3.
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Command Nr. 90
Text PINLimitsBT
Function A number of wrong pins entered for the IQcontrol terminal
via Bluetooth. If this number has been set and exceeded, the
user will be notified by voice that the limit has been
exceeded. It is set to zero every day at 0:00, or by
reboot/restart of the device. Range of 0 up to 20.
Settings with '?' PINLimitsBT=0
PINLimitsBT=0 Unlimited number of wrong pins entered.
PINLimitsBT=3 A number of wrong pins entered one after another - 3.
Command Nr. 91
Text UserTypeIVR
Function It configures a range of the voice selfservice.
Settings with '?' UserTypeIVR=(Long),Short
UserTypeIVR=Short After the correct PIN has been entered in the voice
selfservice, the output1 – OUT1 will be restarted and then the
call will be hung up.
UserTypeIVR=Long After the correct PIN has been entered in the voice
selfservice, the full menu will be offered to the user.
Command Nr. 92
Text AllLogs
Function It displays the last 250(max) records of all event types.
AllLogs=1 It provides a list of events starting from the first record.
Command Nr. 93
Text SystemLog
Function It displays the last 250(max) records of system events log.
SystemLog=1 It provides a list of system events starting from the first
record.
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System events can be the following:

Power lost / Vypadek napajeni
Power refresh / Napajeni obnoveno
Firmware upgrade / Aktualizace firmware
IVR uploaded / IVR nahrana
Configuration uploaded / Konfigurace nahrana
Commands uploaded / Prikazy nahrany
Manual button used / Stitknuto tlacitko
Scheduler event: Status / Akce planovace: Stav
SMS limit over /Vycerpan limit SMS control
Event / Udalost
Disconnect from Network / Vypadek z GSM site
Set to default / Nastaveni tov. hodnot
GSM jamming by GSM Jammer / GSM ruseni GSM rusickou
Each record also contains the current time when the event occurred.
Any of these texts can be customized by the user.
Command Nr. 94
Text ControlLog
Function It displays the last 250(max) device control log records.
ControlLog=1 It provides a list of device control events starting from the
first record.
Control events can be the following:

Call from (ANSWERED): 420123456789, Restart
Volani z (PRIJATO) : 420123456789, Restart
Call from (NO CARRIER) : ? , NoAction
Volani z (NEPRIJATO) : ?, Zadna akce , ? means an unlisted number
Call denied: 420123456789
-Hovor odmitnut: 420123456789
SMS Denied: 420123456789
SMS odmitnuta: 420123456789
Furthermore all incoming SMS notifications of control commands for the SMS scheduler.
Each log record also contains the current time when the event occurred.
Any of these texts can be customized by the user.
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Command Nr. 95
Text ConfigLog
Function It displays the last 250(max) device configuration event
log records.
ConfigLog=1 It provides a list of the device configuration event log
records starting from the first record.
Configuration events are all SMS messages intended to configure the device.
Each log record also contains the current time when the event occurred.
.
Command Nr. 96
Text EraseSensors
Function It deletes all universal input sensors that have been added.
EraseSensors It deletes all added temperature/humidity sensors.
Command Nr. 99
Text Default
Function Factory default settings.
Default=321563254567895 The device will be set to default after a correct IMEI
number has been entered.
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Command Nr. 46
Text GPRS
Function Activation of sending the device status by GPRS.
Settings with '?' GPRS=(No),UDP,TCP
GPRS=No GPRS is not active.
GPRS=UDP A SMS message on GPRS status will be sent by UDP

protocol.
GPRS =TCP A SMS message on GPRS status will be sent by TCP
protocol.
Command Nr. 47
Text GPRSAPN
Function A name of internet access point.
Settings with '?' GPRSAPN=internet
GPRSHOST=internet.S Adding of the access point name.
Command Nr. 48
Text GPRSHOST
Function A destination IP address or a domain name to which data
will be sent.
Settings with '?' GPRSHOST=www.domain.com
GPRSHOST=111.22.33 Adding of the destination IP address.
.44
Command Nr. 49
Text GPRSPORT
Function Target port for GPRS connection.
Settings with '?' GPRSPORT=0
GPRSPORT=40000 Adding of cport for GPRS connection.
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Command Nr. 100

Text LEDOption
Function Option for LED3 indication at the front panel of your
device.
Settings with '?' (DIn),AnalogL,AnalogH
LEDOption=DIn LED3 indicates the status at the digital input DIN3.
LEDOption =AnalogL LED3 indicates the status at the analog input ADL.
LEDOption =AnalogH LED3 indicates the status at the analog input ADH.
Command Nr. 105

Text CntDiv1
Function A divisive constant (conversion factor) for impulse counting
of DIN1 input. After the number of this constant has been
reached, the final impulse counter will be increased by 1.
Allowed range is 1 to 30000.
Settings with '?' CntDiv1=0
CntDiv1=1000 The counter value will be increased by 1 after reaching a
thousand impulses.
Command Nr. 106

Text CntDiv2
thousand impulses.
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Command Nr. 107

Text CntDiv3
thousand impulses.
Command Nr. 108

Text NextTime1
Function Time of the next test at the digital input1 DIN1, if the alarm
has been activated, range 0 to 3600 seconds.
Settings with '?' NextTime1=0
NextTime1=60 A digital input test will be postponed by 60 seconds.
Command Nr. 109

Text NextTime2
Command Nr. 110

Text NextTime3
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Command Nr. 114

Text SeparApply
Function Text from internet gateway between separators will
applied to all commands
Settings with '?' SeparApply=(No),Yes
SeparAplpy=No It deactivates the separators for SMS.
SeparAplpy =Yes It activates the separators for SMS.
Práva Admin License Base
Command Nr. 115

Text Separators
Function Configuration of starting and ending separators. A text in an
incoming SMS message will be separated from the message,
and for subsequent processing only the text between these
separators will be used.
If these separators are not found in the SMS message, the
message will be ignored. It is applicable e.g. for GOOGLE
Calendar and other Internet SMS gateways.
Settings with '?' Separators=:.
Separators=;* The following characters will be used as separators: ; for
the start and * for the end of the text.
Command Nr. 116

Text Bluetooth
Function Activation and deactivation of the Bluetooth interface used
for wireless configuration by the IQcontrol terminal
(Windows/Android/IOS). Reboot is needed for activate.
Settings with '?' Bluetooth=No,(Yes)
Bluetooth =Yes It activates the Bluetooth interface.
Bluetooth =No It deactivates the Bluetooth interface.
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Command Nr. 117

Text License
Function It adds a license key to unblock the licensed commands
and functions. The license is not transferable.
Settings with '?' License=Base
License=0154asdf524sf It activates the license.
1df524f24f4dfg24g5sdg
Command Nr. 118

Text IMEI
Function It sends back the IMEI device number.
IMEI IMEI 251236598745125
Command Nr. 119

Text IVRSoundDelay
Function Delay in playing the individual menus in the voice
selfservice centre, interval of 0 to 10 seconds.
Settings with '?' IVRSoundDelay=2
IVRSoundDelay=0 Sounds are played immediately.
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8 Control by IQcontrol Suite for WINDOWS

For a maximum comfort and easy operation, a program package IQcontrol Suite for
WINDOWS has been developed. You can start to use IQcontrol Suite after its
downloading from the source www.iqtronic.com/download and its installation. A
Bluetooth adapter is necessary only for communication with the device. It is not
required for making a list of authorised numbers, developing your own voice
selfservice centre and your own texts of commands, responses and other texts in the
device.
After correct installation the following icon (selected as standard) will be
displayed on the desktop:
After clicking on this icon the IQcontrol Suite programs folder will start up:
IQcontrol – required BT interface, serves as a

terminal for configuration and control of the device in a
wireless way, free of charge – without SMS.
Commands Editor - program to edit and write your

own commands/responses and auxiliary texts in the
device.
Numbers Editor – used to edit and add authorized

numbers.
IVR Completor – Creating your own voice selfservice.
8.1 IQControl subprogram
Comprehensive, but very intuitive, software out of IQcontrol Suite package, serving
mainly as a terminal for controlling the device wirelessly via Bluetooth.
It consists of quick control buttons, data upload/download in/from the device tab and
of the PIN set button for access via BT. This chapter provides a detailed description of
these buttons. The following description applies to a pre-defined set of English
commands; if you choose to upload a set of commads in another language, then
commands and responses will be displayed in your chosen language.
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Device: Not connected, terminal is not

connected to any device; if it is connected, the
name of the device will be displayed
(Devicename).
Communication log: All strings are listed in
this window; you can easily scroll through log
messages using the scroll bar.
If your mouse cursor is located in the IQcontrol

program desktop, you can right-click to clear
log messages (Clear), or to save them in a file
(Save into File).
When clicking the button a window appears in which there are

displayed all searched devices with pre-defined device names (devicename).
Since all devices have been configured by
factory default to have the identical name
IQSocket, for a better orientation the last 4
digits from the device's IMEI are attached to
this name. After you have clicked on your
chosen device, you can click the orange
button "Connect to device", and then you will
be required to enter the security pin (set by
the BTPIN command), which is "0000" as
default.
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After the PIN has been accepted, connection with your chosen device will be activated.
If you have been successfully logged in, the device will automatically display the
welcome text and provide a list of control commands.
After 2 minutes of inactivity, the terminal will automatically disconnect, and you will
hear the sound of falling cartridge. In case of a failure, when the following message
will appear: Info: Can not connect to Bluetooth device, please repeat the procedure, check whether
the device has not been turned off, restart a BT adapter and run again the IQcontrol
application. If the adapter has not been connected/installed, the following message
will appear: Info: Can not find Bluetooth adapter.
All software buttons will be activated.
You can control the device using commands which you are required to enter in the
text window (here e.g. the command for restart of the socket) and send them by this
button:
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If the command is correct, then the device will perform the given action and give back
a response (in this example: Restarted.)
Now, we show you the speciality of internal parser processing.

We assume that the user does not know commands and in case of control by SMS no
welcome SMS how to control the device is available. However, he/she remembers
vaguely that the command starts with the letter "R".
He/she will send only the letter "R".

The device will send back a list of commands starting with the letter "R":
We have made a further strong simplification, namely sending a full range of

commands in one SMS message up to the size of SMS, i.e. 160 characters.
Commands must be separated by the symbol "#"; here, as an example, we send the
status command, restart command and again the status command:
One response/SMS message is sent to each command (according to the size of

response there can be also more SMS messages).
In case of an incorrect parameter (parameter command with the symbol =) or the

parameter value is out of limit, the device will send a response on an error parameter
(text of the command is correct) and/or incorrect limits; here e.g. the RestartTime
command:
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If you wish to know the correct limits without using the user guide, you can use the
HELP=RestartTime command.
*Note…
Neither the system time nor the signal quality are updated in case of the
IQcontrol terminal connection via Bluetooth.
Quick Control Buttons
The program includes the quick control features in order to control commands in a
simple and fast way.
After clicking "Quick control", there will appear four buttons with the most used
commands: TurnOn/Zapni, TurnOff/Vypni, Status/Stav, Restart/Restart; after just
clicking one of the above-mentioned, the particular command will be sent to the
device.
You can customize text of any command

by using a right-click. Click the X button
to close the Quick Control window and you
will get back to the IQ control main menu.
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Button
It allows the user to set a PIN code that will be

saved and used for next login.
Button
After a click, a window with push buttons which have an important function will open.
Upgrading the internal firmware.
Uploading a new voice selfservice file into the

device.
Uploading a set of user numbers into the device.

It is necessary to have Medium license!
Uploading the device configuration file.
Downloading the configuration from the device into

the file.
Uploading commands/responses, e.g. another

language; for own set of commands it is necessary
to have Medium license!
Downloading commands from the device into the

file.
Downloading all log events from the device's

internal log into a text file.
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In case of uploading the security list into the device, you can upload a text file
generated by using either the Numbers Editor, a part of IQcontrol Suite software, or
generated by the user himself/herself.
It is a common text file in which each number is added into one individual line and
without spaces. The file must have a file extension *.sec
Here's an example of the modified file "mynumbers.sec":
420123456789,alias2
420111111111
420123333333,alias3
Syntax is identical to the SMS command AddUserNumber.

If a line is not entered correctly, it will be ignored and the number will not be
uploaded.
.
Note…
The transfer speed is 115200 bps.
It can take several minutes to upload larger files e.g. IVR. The status of the upload is
indicated by a progress bar, and if the file has been successfully uploaded, the text
succesfully will be displayed, in other cases the file is not correct.
8.2 Commands editor subprogram
It is the most interesting subprogram which allows the user to edit not only any text
in the device, i.e. text of commands and responses to them, but also the texts that
are recorded in the internal log of the device, texts of alarms and in case of responses
the syntax and configuration location as well. You can draw up your own response to
the STATUS command including all device parameters.
You can also modify the authorisation of the Admin/User commands.
To modify the above-mentioned, first of all, you need to get source data, which can be
downloaded by using the Device settings button described above, then the
Download Commands button, and the file name can be e.g. test1.cmd.
If downloading from the device, only
the number of packets will be
displayed, because files are short,
and so transfer takes a few seconds.
You can open the downloaded file in the Commands Editor.
Note…
It is necessary to have activated the MEDIUM license.
If you wish to read the file, use the Open File button and upload the file test1.cmd.
If the file is correct, it will be displayed, in other cases an eror message will appear.
The software is made again very intuitive, the Commands tab consists of two
windows: List of commands, where control commands are displayed, and List of
command parameters, where potential command parameters are displayed, those
that are selected by the symbol "=". You can change only single texts, it is not
possible to add or delete commands. After the file has been uploaded, the commands
will be displayed and arranged in the table according to their number.
If you wish to modify a command, click the given command and edit it, and the
change will be made after clicking ENTER button.
If you select the command containing text parameters, for example temperature units
InputUnit, the text of parameters will be displayed n the right window, and these
parameters can also be modified.
The column Right means access rights, if A - Admin is assigned, only the
Administrator is allowed to use the commands, in case this number has been selected,
if not, then any user can use them.
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The symbol "U" means users, if these are set as authorised user numbers. It is
possible to edit them and specify which commands will be made available to users.
The Answers tab is similar, texts of responses can be modified in the left window List
of asnwers, and parameters, if existing, will be displayed in the right window. You
can delete, edit and add new parameters. You may also edit answers provided by the
intelligent help, but it is not recommended to do that, since this would result in chaos
in the file.
Parameter in the response is always indicated by the symbol $ and the following
symbols 0-9,A-Z, which can be modified manually. Here, this is an example of editing
the response to the command "License: $R".
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"$R" is fixed parameter of the device response, instead of which internal device parser
will add a numerical value. However, if a text equivalent for the given number has
been defined in the left window, then the selected text will appear instead.
Therefore, the answer can be "License: Basic", "License: Medium", or "License: Full".
For each numerical parameter in any answer, a text equivalent, that will be displayed
instead of this numerical value, can be assigned.
The List of parameters option presents valid parameters for answers in the right
window.
If a parameter does not exist, the device will insert the text UDEF (undefined).
If a text equivalent is out of limit, the device will add N/A (not applicable).
The following is the specification and meaning of the applicable parameters:

$1 - Output1 status , 1 and 2 (restarted) ; numerical parameter
$2 - Output2 status , 1 and 2 (restarted) ; numerical parameter
$3 - Digital input DIN1 status 0 and 1 ; numerical parameter
$5 - ADL input voltage value 0 - 50 ; numerical parameter
$6 - ADH input voltage value 0 - 500 ; numerical parameter
$7 - Signal, numerical 0 up to 100 ; numerical parameter
$8 - Last power lost time ; text parameter
$9 - Device name ; text parameter
$A - Temperature unit 0 and 1 ; numerical parameter
$B - System time ; text parameter
$E - Backup status 0 – 1 (Battery/Power) ; numerical parameter
$F - Pulse counter ; numerical parameter
$G - Network operator ; text parameter
$H - Temperature sensor 1 ; numerical parameter
$I - Temperature sensor 2 ; numerical parameter
$J - Temperature sensor 3 ; numerical parameter
$K - Temperature sensor 4 ; numerical parameter
$L - Temperature sensor 5 ; numerical parameter
$M - Temperature sensor 6 ; numerical parameter
$N - Temperature sensor 7 ; numerical parameter
$O - Temperature sensor 8 ; numerical parameter
$P - Jamming Detected 1 and 2 ; numerical parameter
$Q - Baterry capacity 20 - 100 ; numerical parameter
$R - License 0, 1 and 2 ; numerical parameter
$S - IMEI ; text parameter
$T - Hours counter ; text parameter
Example
In order to make a simple response to the STATUS command with only one
parameter about the output socket status, we can edit a text on the position ID54 in
the List of answers window to "Output socket status: $1".
This parameter can only have the following values: 0 – turned off, 1 – turned on, 2 –
restarted.
If we do not insert text aliases, the following response will be sent back:
Output socket status: 0
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Then we add text aliases into the right window by using the button:
The result will be as follows
And the device will send back a response with the substituted text: Output socket
status: Turned off.
We will save the final file into a PC and upload it by using the Upload Commands
button as described above. After a restart, the device will then operate with new
commands.
8.3 Numbers Editor Subprogram
A software for making lists of user numbers to be used for authorization, security. The
user can make such a file manually using a text editor.
For instance, as said above, if the user does not want to risk mistakes when making a
list, then this subprogram for making lists and editing provides a full comfort to the
user.
After a click, the Editor window will be displayed:
Number is designed to enter a user's telephone

number, Alias is optional and is used for a better
orientation in the user numbers.
Add button, after a click, the syntax will be

checked, and if it is correct, the given number will
be added into the list. You can upload up to 1000
numbers into the device; subsequent numbers will
be ignored.
Modify button, after a click in the line with a
number and then clicking the Modify button, it
will be activated and displayed orange and you
can edit the record.
Delete button will delete the given number from
the list.
New file – it will save it as a new file with a new name.

Open file – it will open the existing file.
Save file – it will save the opened file with the identical name.
The file will have a file extension *.sec and then you can upload the file into the
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8.4 IVR Completor subprogram
By using this subprogram, the user can create an own voice help.
It is a simple subprogram that can complete individual audio recordings into a file that
is to be uploaded into the device. You are required to record sounds either by means
of a professional sound studio, doing your own sampling, or by using a voice
synthesizer.
Here you can see the structure applied for voice control.
1. After an action to an incoming call to IVR (Interactive Voice Response) has been
configured, the device will answer this call and start to play gradually audio
recordings; it is required that recordings are numbered correctly from 01.raw up to
xx.raw. The format of recordings is RAW (i.e. uncompressed data with no header
information) MONO, 8 bits and sampling frequency of 11 025Hz, i.e. 11KHz. It is
important that you do not forget to use the digit "0" before digits "1" to "9", and
hence 01.raw is the number of the first recording.
And now, the structure of IVR menu will be described below in order to understand
interaction.
MENU INVITE
Playing the audio recording 01.raw
Welcome to IQ tronic voice selfservice centre
IVRSoundDelay
Enter your password and press hash
User enters a 4-digit IVRPIN and confirms by hash.
Incorrect password 03.raw Out of limit 04.raw
Your password has not Number of pin attempts

been accepted has been exhausted
Ends the call Ends the call
MENU START
In case of UserTypeIVR=SHORT the device will be
restarted and will end the call – suitable to be used as a door opener.
In case of UserTypeIVR=LONG we continue to
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MENU START
To controll this device, press one -> MENU CONTROL
IVRSoundDelay
To get status of this device, press two -> MENU STATUS

IVRSoundDelay
To setup security settings, press three -> MENU SECURITY
IVRSoundDelay
To send controll commands to your number by SMS, press four -> MENU SMSHELP
IVRSoundDelay
To send status of device to your number, press five -> MENU SMSSTATUS
IVRSoundDelay
To end this session, press hash or end call
MENU CONTROL
IVRSoundDelay
Device output is
Playing the audio recording 12.raw or Playing the audio recording 13.raw
Turned on Turned off

IVRSoundDelay
To turn off, press zero

IVRSoundDelay
To turn on, press one

IVRSoundDelay
To return to main menu, press hash # -> MENU START
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MENU STATUS
IVRSoundDelay
Device output is
Playing the audio recording 12.raw or Playing the audio recording 13.raw
Turned on Turned off

To automatically return to the MENU START
MENU SMSHELP
IVRSoundDelay
SMS will be sent after end of this session

MENU SMSSTATUS
IVRSoundDelay
SMS will be sent after end of this session

MENU SECURITY
IVRSoundDelay
To change your password, press one -> MENU PASSWORD

IVRSoundDelay/IVRprodleva
To change list of authorized numbers, press two -> MENU NUMBER

To return to main menu, press hash # -> MENU START
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MENU PASSWORD
IVRSoundDelay
Your password is: *Your PIN will be played back, file names for digits are provided at the end of IVRmenu.
IVRSoundDelay
Enter your new password and press hash

Waiting for new PIN confirmed by key #
IVRSoundDelay
Your new password is: *Your PIN will be played back, file names for digits are provided at the end of
IVRmenu.
MENU PASSWORD
IVRSoundDelay
To confirm and return to main menu, press hash, to activate all passwords
press zero, to enter new value press star
Key # to save the entered PIN only for IVRMENU and return to MENU START
Key 0 to save the entered PIN for PINIVR, PINBT and USERPIN and return to MENU
START
Key * -> MENU PASSWORD
MENU NUMBER
IVRSoundDelay
Enter new number and press hash

Waiting for entering a phone number and the key #
IVRSoundDelay
You have entered number: *Your PIN will be played back, file names for digits are provided at the end
of IVRmenu.
Waiting for entering a phone number and the key #
To setup administrator rights, press one

IVRSoundDelay
To setup user rights, press two
IVRSoundDelay
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MENU NUMBER
To delete from list, press three
IVRSoundDelay
To get type of rights, press four

IVRSoundDelay
To delete all users, press eight

IVRSoundDelay
To enter new value, press star * -> MENU NUMBER

IVRSoundDelay
Key 1 saves/overwrites the number as Administrator number and plays the sound file
32.raw
Number has been saved

Key 2 saves the number as User number and plays the sound file 32.raw
Number has been saved

If the number cannot be saved, it plays the sound file 37.raw
Number cannot be saved

Key 3 deletes the number from the list and plays the sound file 33.raw
Number has been deleted

If the number is not included in the list, it plays the sound file 36.raw
Number is not in list

Key 4 finds out the rights of the given number and plays the sound files:
36.raw see above.
34.raw
Number have administrator rights

35.raw
Number have user right

Key 8 deletes all user numbers and plays the sound file 38.raw
All numbers have been deleted
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* File names for digits:
39.raw - 0 , zero 40.raw - 1 , one 41.raw - 2 , two

42.raw - 3 , three 43.raw - 4 , four 44.raw - 5 , five
45.raw - 6 , six 46.raw - 7 , seven 47.raw - 8 , eight
48.raw - 9 , nine
Note…
In case of the SHORT IVR option – for instance for an intelligent door opener,
you can record only a welcome text/melody and potential error messages. If
some recordings are missing, the device will not play these, but voice
selfservice will stay active. SHORT IVR option is active only for USER numbers,
a full voice selfservice is always available to the ADMINISTRATOR number.
Accordingly, we have completed the files.

We will run the IVR Completor subroutine.
The Browse button – we select a folder in which the files are located.
The Select button – we select a location and name of the final file which always has
an extension *.ivr.
By using the Procces button, the completion of the sound files will start.
Note…
The maximum size of all files cannot exceed 1,5Mbyte, when uploading a longer
file, an error message will be displayed. No IVR file is uploaded into the device
in factory default settings, in this case the device will not answer a call.
You can then upload the final file by using the UPLOAD New IVR button.
You are required to have the MEDIUM license!
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9. Control by IQcontrol Smart Application for
OS Android
You can download the
application from our site:
www.iqtronic.com/download, or
on the Google Play store, our
company IQtronic technologies
Europe s.r.o. offers the
application FOR FREE.
Or, you can use the QR code to
download by means of your
mobile phone; this QR code is
also included in the label with
the IMEI number on each device.
The software can be also used

on the ANDROID tablets with a
Bluetooth interface. Control by
SMS messages will not be
available; however, you are
allowed to use a more
comprehensive control via a
Bluetooth terminal.
After the application has been successfully installed, you will find the following icon on
your desktop:
Click that icon to launch the application.
The button with a

Bluetooth logo is used to
control the device via
wireless Bluetooth interface
that needs to be turned on
in your mobile phone.
The button for control and

configuration by SMS
messages.
Note…
IQControl for OS Android software is identical to IQControl for OS Windows,
except for missing control by SMS.
9.1 Control by SMS

Click this button:
You enter the text of any command, e.g. RESTART, in the Text to send window. A
SMS message will be sent and after receiving a response from the device it will be
displayed in the Communication log window.
The Quick Control buttons are quick control keys, explained above in the IQControl
Suite/IQcontrol software. They allow the users to make actions by a single click, and
to edit received text by a long click.
.
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9.2 Control by terminal via wireless Bluetooth connection
Click the buton
After a communications The following window Click the selected device

terminal appears, click displays the IQSocket and press the Connect to
Connect. device that has been found. device buton.
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Enter the PIN code "0000" The following window will If the correct PIN has been
which is a factory default display a Bluetooth pairing entered, a communication
value request. window containing the
welcome text will appear.
Further, control is the same as in IQControl software for OS Windows.
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10. Meaning of integrated button
An integrated micro push button is located in the
device, can be accessible through a round hole of
3 mm named with the text "PUSH".
A short press of the push button results in the

change of status of both outputs. After the push
button has been pressed, the status of one of the
outputs can be changed alternately.
If your device has a back-up battery, you can turn

off your device by pressing the push button
shortly.
If you connect temperature/humidity/RF adapter and other sensors for the

first time, the LED POWER will start blinking green after running your device. The
number of blinks means the number of found sensors. After a longer press of the
button for more than 5 seconds, the ID of sensors will be saved into your device and
the LED POWER will light up permanently green.
In this way you can save up to 8 sensors or adapters.
11. Inserting SD card

Your IQTD-GS400 offers an option to save all log
events at the given time in detail into the SD card
inserted into SD card bay. The maximum size is
4GB and the card must be formatted. The FULL
license is required.
Bay for inserting SD card at the side of your

device.
Note…
If you have the Base license, you can find out only 250 last events in the
internal LOG and you do not need to have an SD card.
For each day a file with the device name – DeviceName, date, day of the
week, is created and this file consists of a text with the event.
By viewing the file of the particular day you can find out any incoming call and
SMS message and also how your device responded to that call/SMS message.
12. Factory default settings

12.1 Manual configuration of factory default values
To restore the factory default configuration settings, push the button and hold it down
for more than 5 seconds. Once you release the button, all LED indicators start blinking
for a period of 10 seconds.
Pressing the button one more time will reset all device settings to their factory default
values.
Note…
By this step you will not delete the activated sensors, LOG events, user
numbers, uploaded set of commands and voice selfservice centre.
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12.2. Factory default settings
SMS command Value License

LEDOption DIn Base
RestartTime 30 Base
RingActionAdmin NoAction Base
RingActionUser NoAction Base
NCActionAdmin NoAction Base
NCActionUser NoAction Base
RingTimes 1 Base
RingOnTime 15 Base
RingActionBlock 0 Base
SMSPerDay 50 Base
Output Remember Base
AdminPINSet Off Base
AdminPIN 0000 Base
UserPINSet Off Base
UserPIN 0000 Base
BTPIN 0000 Base
PINIVR 0000 Base
TempUnit C Base
TriggerTime1 100 Full
PwrFailTime 1000 Base
VoltAlarm No Full
VLevelMInH 10 Full
VLevelMaxH 20 Full
VLevelMInL 10 Full
VLevelMaxL 20 Full
PulseAlarm No Full
MinPulses 10 Full
MaxPulses 10 Full
DAlarm1 No Full
DAlarm2 No Full
DAlarm3 No Full
TempAlarm No Medium
PwrAlarm No Base
AlarmQueue Always Base
JammAlarm No Base
Tp1Min 20 Medium
Tp1Max 30 Medium
Tp2Min 21 Medium
Tp2Max 31 Medium
Tp3Min 22 Medium
Tp3Max 32 Medium
Tp4Min 23 Medium
Tp4Max 33 Medium
Tp5Min 24 Medium
Tp5Max 34 Medium
Tp6Min 25 Medium
Tp6Max 35 Medium
Tp7Min 26 Medium
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Tp7Max 36 Medium
Tp8Min 27 Medium
Tp8Max 37 Medium
TControlMin 20 Medium
TControlMax 30 Medium
OutputControl No Medium
PINLimitsIVR 0 Base
PINLimitsBT 0 Base
UserTypeIVR Long Medium
GRPS No Full
GPRSHOST www.domain.com Full
GPRSPORT 0 Full
CntDiv1 1 Full
CntDiv2 1 Full
CntDiv3 1 Full
NextTime1 0 Full
NextTime2 0 Full
NextTime3 0 Full
Separators :. Base
SeparApply No Base
Bluetooth Yes Base
CounterLimitDIn1 0 Full
HoursCounter No Full
13. LED indicators

13.1. Functional indication
Your IQTD-GM400 has the following colour LED

indicators on its main panel:
POWER – red, when lighted, indicates power is

being supplied to the device (230VAC). If a SD
card is inserted and is functional, it is lighted
green. In case of saving a LOG file into the SD
card, each storage is indicated by a red blink for a
short time.
GSM - green, indicates GSM network, starts

blinking for a longer time, approx. every second – searching for GSM network, a short
blink indicates that your device has been connected to the network successfully. If the
indicator is lighted red – a terminal is connected to your device via Bluetooth. A red
light fades out - activity/data transfer via a Bluetooth terminal is performed.
OUT1/OUT2 - yellow, when lighted, it indicates the status of the output OUT1 and
OUT2: lighted - on, not lighted – off.
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UIN – blue – indicates activated sensors. If LED starts blinking for a short time, it
indicates that sensors have been found at the UIN input, a number of blinks
corresponds to the number of found sensors. When it is lighted blue and then fades
out, it will indicate a number of newly found sensors, where the sensors found before
have been already activated/saved into memory.
IN1/IN2 – digital inputs, when lighted, it indicates that voltage of 2 – 30 VDC is

present.
IN3/AD – LEDoption(VolbaLED)=DIN : when lighted, it indicates that voltage of 2 –
30 VDC 2-24VAC (SS/ST) is present at the digital input DIN3.
LEDoption(VolbaLED)=AnalogL: when lighted, it indicates that voltage of 2 – 5 VDC is
present at the analog input ADL. LEDoption(VolbaLED)=AnalogH: when lighted, it
indicates that voltage of 2 – 50 VDC, 2 – 30 VAC is present at the analog input ADH.
13.2. Error conditions

POWER - red, blinks 2x per second, lighted and then fades out, a SIM card is not
inserted.
GSM - green, blinks 2x per second, the SIM card with PIN request enabled has been
inserted. You are required to disable PIN request by inserting the SIM card in your
mobile phone and in the menu.
14. Error messages

Wrong command, similar is:
A wrong command has been entered, your device does not know such a command;
however, similar commands will be listed.
Incorrect parameters, please check the command and try again.
A correct command with an incorrect parameter has been entered. You can get a list
of correct parameters after adding the "?" character. This applies to text parameters.
parameter is out of limit!
A correct command containing an out-of-limit parameter has been entered. This

applies to numerical parameters. Correct limits are given in this guide, or you can use
the HELP command, implemented in your device, for the particular command.
Commands file is corrupted!
The commands file is missing in the internal memory, or has been corrupted, for
example as a result of overvoltage. Please upload the commands file again into your
device
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15. Technical Specification

Model IQTD-GS400
Mains power, 230Vst 30mA max (range of 90V – 240VAC),
consumption
or
quiescent, maximum
12VDC 50mA quiescent without charging the battery, switched
relays and transmission, 160mA max at transmission + 200mA
max charging of battery + 40mA Output1 - ON + 40mA Output2 –
ON
Output 2x230Vst/16A - resisitive load
Operating -10 up to 50 °C , max 80 %
temperature and
relative humidity
Outputs Output 1: relay, 230V/16A, Output 2: relay, 230V/16A
Inputs 2 x 0 up to 30VDC , treshold of detection 2V, 1x 0x30VDC 24VAC, 1
UNI 8x temperature/humidity 1x ADH 0 – 50VDC, 30VAC, 1xADL 0- 5
VDC
Working conditions Normal 25°C
Lifetime of battery Up to 2000 charging cycles, up to 3 years at 25°C
GSM Quad band 850 / 900 / 1800 /1900 MHz
SIM Plug-in 3V
Instalation category Class II., overvoltage of max. 3000V
Features Home appliances control by SMS, making a call, IVR, automatically, or
manually
Monitoring of the input and sensors status
Alarm activation
Dimensions 25x120x70 mm
Weight 180g
Back-up battery Li-Pol 750mAh
Back-up period Minimum of 6 hours at standard conditions.
Antenna connector SMA(f)

Antenna 1dBi , VSWR 2,2 included in the package
16. Instalation rules for dual radio device

You are obliged to follow the following rules during instalation of any radio
device working in duplex mode.
 Use an antenna with a higher gain and lower SVR in case of low signal
level.
 Do not instal your antenna near metal objects.
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 Do not instal your device in the environment which can limit the signal
level, not in metal boxes!
 Your antenna cannot be directed towards the internal device electronics.
Otherwise, we cannot guarantee that your device will work properly.
In order to place your antenna properly, please use the grey area indicated at
the front panel of your device.
17. Features and connection of switching

elements
17.1 Lifetime for using AC voltage
17.2 Lifetime for using DC voltage
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The output stage is using a mosfet driver with a zener diode so that a relay
anchor could drop out in a fast way, in order to reduce contact burning in case
of inductive load.
17.3 Load connection to the device output
Your device has two independent non-potential NO

outputs with the maximum load of 16A (resistive) for
230VAC voltage, which are the output contacts for the
internal relays.
The electrical strength according to EN 50178 is 6kV
(1,2/50 us).
The following scheme shows how two lamps are

connected to these outputs on your device.
Note…
If the charging voltage on terminals L and N is lost, the output contacts will
disconnect. If your device is powered by 12V – pin 8 and 9, then they will
remain in the pre-defined status.
17.4 Connection by use of a contactor

Outputs are designed for a resistive load. If capacitive/inductive load is used,
you are required to use a contactor. The following schemes show how to
connect a heating element to single phase and how to connect a motor to 3
phases by use of the contactor. Coil terminals of the contactor are indicated
commonly as A1 and A2. The contactor must be dimensioned for target load
and its coil for the respective voltage (in this example, to 230V AC).
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18. Input specification

18.1 Analog input 1 and 2 - ADH and ADL
Input impedance and internal connection is displayed on the block scheme.
IQTD-GS400 is equipped with two analog inputs
for voltage measurement.
1 - ADH ranging from 0 to 50VDC, or 0 to 30

VAC, resolution of 0.1V and impedance of 21k5,
you can set an alarm for monitoring the voltage
level for one or both limits.
2 - ADL ranging from 0 to 5VDc, resolution of

0.1V and impedance of 5k1, you can set an
alarm for monitoring the number of impulses
(min/ max) defining the limits (min/ max) for
voltage within the respective input. An impulse
is detected when the voltage within the defined
range of limits is present. An alarm SMS
message will also contain the level of such
voltage. It is convenient for example for monitoring voltage in electric fences in
case you use an adapter from the set of accessories.
The presence of this voltage can be indicated on the front panel of your device
if the following option is configured - LEDOption=AnalogH/L. limit 0.2 V.
The mechanism of impulse detection at the ADL input with defined limits
ADminLO/maxLO is shown in the following diagram.
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As illustrated in the picture, only impulse with voltage between 2 and 4 Volts
will be detected.
18.2 Digital inputs DIN1, DIN2

and DIN3
Internal connection of the digital
inputs is shown in the block
scheme.
GSM antijamming filters are not
illustrated.
Each of the inputs is separated by

an optocoupler up to voltage of
max 30VDC.
DIN2 – pin4, DIN1 – pin5 – can be
activated by DC >2V. All inputs
have built-in overvoltage
protection.
In order to activate the selected
input, voltage higher than 2V must
be present at that input.
Pin 6 is a back-up battery voltage,

thanks to which you can watch over
the input also during mains voltage
failure. On Pin 9 is the main non-
backed up 12V power supply
voltage.
If activated, the respective indicator will light up on the front panel of your
device.
19. Accessories
Optional accessories offered by the producer can be connected to this product. For
example, antennas, BlueTooth/USB adapters, temperature sensors, humidity sensors,
water level detector, flooding detector, flow detector, temperature sensor within the
range from -100 up to +500 degrees, RF adapter, etc.
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20. Configuration of original English set of

commands
If you change and upload an incorrect set of commands in another language into your
device, you are allowed to get back to the original set of commands in English.
Firstly, disconnect your device from the power supply, press the push button and hold
it down. Then connect it to the power again and release the push button. By this way
the original set of commands will be configured into your device.
21. Operation, maintenance and security safety

recommendations
 The product is not intended to be a security device, it provides this service only
as supplementary.
 The product was designed only to indoor use, such as homes, offices, etc. Do
not expose the device to liquid, moisture, or aggressive environment. Do not
expose the product to an excessive vibration or shock, high temperature, and
prevent it from falling as this may damage it. If you use the product in other
conditions than the standard 25°C, you will shorten the life span of the
internal battery and other components.
 Before use, please check, if mobile phones can be used in the area, where you
wish to install the device. If not, please do not put the product into operation,
as it can have negative influence on other electronic systems!
 Please connect appliances with the maximum current bellow 16A. If you need to
switch higher current load, please use an external contractor rated for target
load. Switching higher than nominal rating currents and/or loads with severe
inductive/capacitive character with high startup currents can cause permanent
damage of switching elements.
 Before using a SIM card, please delete all received SMS messages from your
SIM card.
 The product is not a toy for children; a SIM card represets a small part that can
be easily ingested.
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22. Warranty
The supplier provides warranty for IQTD-GS400 for up to 24 months starting from the
purchase date. This warranty does not apply to damage resulting from abnormal use,
and from breaking the operation recommendations as listed above in the user guide.
Further, the warranty does not apply to mechanical and electric damage in the
antenna input, universal input and internal switching element in case of switching
appliances with improper load (inductive/ capacitive).
Serial Purchase Supplier's signature and stamp

number date
No guarantee can be given if the product's serial number is not identical to the number stated
in the warranty certificate, if it has been modified, deleted, or is illegible, if defects have been
caused by mechanical damage, improper use (installation in unsuitable, humid environment,
caustics poured over the product and others). Further, this warranty does not cover situations
if defects have been caused by any outside event (overvoltage in network, electromagnetic
field, improper range of work temperatures, disaster, and others), if incorrect voltage has been
used in the product, in case of intervention of an unauthorized person, if the product has been
modified or repaired.
This warranty becomes void if any person has made modifications or adapted the product in
such a way that it will have more functions, or to operate the product in different country than
the country it was designed for, manufactured and approved for. This warranty does not affect
any rights, which the consumer may have according to valid legal regulations.
Warning for customers: We strongly advise you to keep your receipt of purchase, let the
seller fill out a warranty certificate and keep this certificate as well.
In case of any warranty claim you are required to present a warranty certificate filled out
accurately and clearly.
If this warranty certificate is not filled out accurately and clearly, then the warranty period
begins from the purchase date as stated on your receipt of purchase.

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IQTD-GS400 v.2.

Among others, the product has the following interesting functions:

 Time scheduler function, up to 50 events.

GSM antenna connector

Push button for manual control

Lower terminal block with low

1 and 2 – switched output 2, 16A

Lower Terminal Block

1 – ADH analog input for measuring voltage 0 –

3. Power supply wiring

Your IQTD-GS400 is normally powered from 230V AC mains, but it is possible

3.1 AC power wiring

3.2 DC power wiring

4.1 Inserting SIM Card

Insert the SIM card into the GSM slot of your

4.2 Powering IQTD-GS400 On

Your IQTD-GS400 is now ready to use.

Please refer to chapter 13.2. Error conditions in case of any other

5. Explanatory Notes to Commands

Function: It specifies the function of the particular command.

Describtion of control and configuration of IQTD-GS400 is divided into three parts,

Command Nr. 110

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Illustration of using the Config|Konfig command:

Illustration of using the Config=50|Konfig=50 command:

Command Nr. 125

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Command Nr. 122

AdminPINSet=Yes PIN is activated in an incoming SMS.

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UserPINSet=Yes PIN is activated in an incoming SMS.

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Counter=2 It displays the number of changes in the output2 – OUT2

Counter=3 It displays the numbers of changes in a digital input DIN1

Counter=8 It displays the number of network failures.

Counter=9 It displays the number of received SMS.

Counter=10 It displays the number of declined SMS throught security

Counter=12 It displays the number of sent SMS by device.

Counter=13 It displays the numbers of all incoming calls.

Counter=14 It displays the numbers of allowed incoming calls.

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DelCounter=X It deletes the counter number X, see command number 44

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Command Nr. 101

Command Nr. 102

Command Nr. 103

Command Nr. 104