­­­Micro Seven Inc. model CP100, Control Panel receives events data from RM10, Mini-Alarm Terminal and transmits Contact-ID messages to central stations, email/short messages (CP100-IP), recorded personal voice messages via network and telephones.

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FEATURES
-Receives events from RM10 for loop, sound, temperature, panic signal and humidity data

-telephone line interface for dialing and transmitting standard Contact-ID messages

-Voice recording and transmission of voice messages may be selected instead of sending Contact-ID messages
-“alarm10” iPhone app for programming and displaying sensor status of RM10

-temperature and humidity data of eight RM10 is displayed simultaneously on iPhone screen.

-IP interface (CP100-IP) for sending emails and IP messages

 

The block diagram below shows CP100 receives events or alarm messages from RM10s by wirelessly, dials telephone numbers and sends alarm messages or plays pre-recorded voice messages.

 

 

Available systems:

1.   System 1: CP100-IP, 1 each RM10, and TP10, “alarm10” iOS control

2.   System 1L: CP100-IP, 2 each RM10, and 2 each TP10, RP10, “alarm10” iOS control

3.   System 2: CP100, 1 each RM10, and 1 each TP10, “alarm10” iOS control

4.   System 2L: CP100, 2 each RM10 and 2 each TP10, RP10, “alarm10” iOS control

5.   System 3: BT30, 1 each RM10, and 1 each TP10, Windows/USB control

6.   System 3L: BT30, 2 each RM10, and 2 each TP10, RP10, Windows/USB control

7.   System 1C: CP100-LOCAL, 1 each TP10 or 1 each TP10AC

(low cost, a panic switch and siren only)

 

Specifications:

 

Power switch and power connector to external AC/DC power adapter

 

Weight: 1 Lbs.

 

Size: 5”x6”x2.5”

 

Operating temperature: -10 to +40 °C

 

Operating environment: Indoor use only

Warranty: six months

 

CP100-LOCAL: a panic switch with temperature/humidity monitor which produces siren sound at CP100-LOCAL. No telephone nor IP interface, and lowest cost system

 

Built-in microphone and speaker: microphone is for voice recording.

 

Voice playing instead of transmitting Contact-ID alarm message: Description of an event and followed by identification field: For example, “The loop sensor was detected. The loop sensor was detected. My name is First Name Last name, address and phone number” The whole message may be repeated. After delivering recorded message, listen-in period is followed by connecting microphone sound with audio speaker disabled. If the switch in the box is pressed once for short time, audio from telephone line is heard over audio speaker mounted in CP100 with microphone input is disabled. If the switch is pressed again, microphone sound is sent over telephone line with audio speaker disabled. At this point, external telephone set that is connected to the same phone line may be used for communicating with telephone line instead using microphone and audio speaker in CP100.

 

Voice recording: 14 seconds maximum for identification voice. Five second each for each event of loop, sound, temperature, humidity and testing.

Actual voice recording starts when the green power LED ends fast flashing. A red LED next to power LED is turned off when voice recording ends.

Examples:

Examples of voice recording for playing voice tapes for each event:

1.    Identification field (14 seconds) : “I am reporting emergency condition. Please help me! My name is (name), (address), (phone number), and (age) “

2.   Burglar loop (5 seconds): “The loop sensor was detected. The loop sensor was detected.

3.   Sound detection (5 seconds): “Loud sound was detected. Loud sound was detected”.

4.   Temperature detection (5 seconds): “Extreme temperature was detected. Extreme temperature was detected”.

5.   Panic or medical condition-Panic or medical condition (5 second)

6.   Testing: “This is only testing, this is only testing, this is only testing” (5 seconds)

7.   Humidity detection (5 seconds)

 

Siren generation : at internal audio speaker

 

Contact-ID protocol and event code:

Burglary Loop: 130

Sound activated burglary: 132

Panic: 120

High temperature: 158

Low temperature: 159

High humidity: 164

Low humidity: 165

Testing: 601

 

Power input: 117V AC/12DC power adapter

 

 

CP100-IP provides additional email/IP message transmission.

Programming of email parameters including email address, port number, and other SMTP client data is programmed using our IPPROG5E.EXE.

An example of email and or text-message is shown below:

Note: few email addresses and text-message addresses may be chosen for message transmission.

Hello, Your Alarm System has Alarms:


Pacific Time09:05:23,11-22-2023
Contact-ID Alarm Message: 12341816010000
Account Number: 1234
MAC address of the security device: D880396AA71E
Event Code: 601 Manual Trigger Test Report 
RM10#: 00 Partition Number: 00
Address: 12345 Any St, Any City, Any State, Any
Zip
Name: Dick Boys2
Phone Number: 5036767891

This is an automated E-mail, Do not reply.

 

IP15Receiver.exe for PC is provided for receiving Contact-ID/DC09 type IP message at an IP address. The section of software is shown below:

 

 

iPhone app, “alarm10”:

 

Click Start button after selecting cp100 for the Class, iPhone connects and receives all the data from cp100.  The screen shows a previous event reception from an RM10 with a message, “Alarm reported by Panic Switch at Unit 4, Class 0”.

 

 

Click a button “CP100”, and a new screen is shown with primary (1234567890) and secondary telephone number (2345678901) that CP100 dials for reporting events from RM10. Transmission of digital alarm message with Contact-ID protocol or pre-recorded voice messages may be chosen.

 

 

Clicking a button “Temperature Monitoring System” shows a screen shown below. It contains list of temperature and humidity data from maximum eight RM10s in both Celsius and Fahrenheit.  It also indicates when the measurement data was received as “2 min ago”.

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CP100-IP provides transmission of alarm messages in digital alarm message format and email/text message. A screenshot of using IP programming software, ipprog.exe is shown below after entering IP address for CP100-IP.

 

The following formats of IP and email/test messages may be programmed by using “ipprog5e.exe” software.`

Your name, address, and phone number
enable/disable email
SMTP server data programming
email/text message addresses

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


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