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Event Viewer (Optional)
The Event Viewer allows for a visual display of the la st 4 Events that have occurred on the M60 Alarm Dialler.
Events are either a dial-out due to an active alarm, or a call-back to cancel the M60 from continuing to dial-out.
Each Event will use a single line on the display.
Dial-out Event
A Dial-out Event will occur whenever the M60 has completed the dialling of a telephone number.
The Dial-out Event will always show the time followed by the Date and Month and then the first two active alarms separated by a comma. The last character on the line informs the user if there were no other active alarms or there are more active alarms than displayed.
Call-back/Cancellation Event
A Call-back Event will occur whenever the M60 has been called back to cancel further calls being made.
The event viewer will always show the last 4 events in sequence, running from oldest to newest.
Upgrade options include holding a higher number of events and more detail.
The M60 Alarm Auto Dialer standard features include;
- 4, 8, 16, 32 & 56 individual alarm inputs / channels.
- Individual Speech Messages for each input.
- Individual SMS Messages for each input.
- PSTN & GSM Options.
- Internal Mains Failure Alarm Sensor.
- 24+ Hour Internal Battery Backup.
- Fully Menu and Keypad Driven.
- IP56 Industrial Rated Enclosure.
Because the M60 is built by us in the UK if there are any special features you require for your project we can normally create them for you.
The above is only a small subset of the available features on the M60 Alarm Auto Dialer; for a complete list visit the Standard Features and Optional Features pages or contact us for a quote.
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Alarm Dialler with Phone Line Backup
The M60 Alarm Dialler is designed with multiple failsafes inbuilt or available as optional extras to protect critical systems such as Server Rooms, Green Houses, Livestock Enclosures, Freezers, Fridges and Environmental controls.
One of the most popular failsafes is the Phone Line Backup facility, the M60 constantly monitors the connected phone line, if it fails it will automatically switch to the mobile\cell phone network. The Mobile\cell phone network can also be used as the default option if no landline is available.
There is also the option for local alarms e.g. strobes/sirens to be triggered.
M60 Features;
Below is just a small selection of the features that are available, for the full list please visit our Standard Features and Optional Features pages or Contact Us.
- 4,8,16,56 separate alarm inputs, each with their own dedicated speech message
- GSM Phone line Connection either dedicated line or as a backup option.
- SMS Text Messages
- PSTN Phone line Connection
- Integrated 24hr plus battery backup.
- Remote Integration – you can phone the unit at any time to check its status.
- Fully Menu and keypad driven.
- Designed and built for industrial and commercial environments.
Because the M60 is designed and built by us in the UK, we can customise the unit for your exact needs and situation including creating bespoke features and functions.
For more information, help or pricing please contact us or visit our standard features or Auto dialer FAQs pages.
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Dedicated portal for our M60 Alarm Dialler
MyM60.com
The Portal is free to use for both our current and prospective customers, it is designed to help you use and get the most from your machine.
The Portal will allow you to;
- Download the latest Manuals.
- Operating Instuctions.
- Installation Instuctions.
- Add on Modules.
- Aux Equipment.
- Download How To Guides.
- Wiring Diagrams.
- How to insert your SIM card.
- Book your next service.
- Alter your settings.
- Change your outgoing alarm numbers.
- Change your SMS messages.
- Check out the currently available software add-ons.
- Check out currently the available hardware add-ons.
- Links to the M60 Facebook & twitter feeds.
- Contact us.
Click here to visit the M60 portal.
If you would like more information on our new M60 or our current price list then please Contact Us Today.
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The M60 Alarm Dialler Has Just Been Released!
The M60 Alarm Dialler has just been released! This is a direct replacement for our popular M30 “Ultimate” Alarm Dialler that has been in production since the early 2000’s. The M60 is now the 10th different model of Alarm Diallers we have produced since our company’s inception in 1958.
The M60 was created to give our customers the most advanced & modern Alarm Dialler system possible. We asked our customers what they would like to see on our next version and we have done our best to integrate the requested new features or offer them as optional extras.
On top of all the standard features you would expect on an Alarm Dialler, the M60 now offers the below features;
- Protected number storage.
- The M60 now stores its numbers in its permanent storage, so it will not lose them even if the power is removed for years at a time.
- Cut-out termination plate
- The M60 now comes with a screen printed termination plate to allow reset and test buttons to be easily fitted either as standard or as a retro fit by a customer.
- SMS
- The M60 now gives the option to send SMS alarm text messages on top of or instead of standard voice communication.
- GSM
- The M60 now offers a full time mobile/cell phone connection if there is no land line present or the M60 can automatically swap over to it as backup facility if the landline fails.
- Integrated lone worker (Optional Extra)
- The M60 now allows you to have an integrated Lone Worker system. The M60 Lone Worker once activated requires a lone worker to press a local or remote button every x seconds, if they fail to do so it will issue a warning and then send an alert out to the on call personal.
- Control Outputs (Optional Extra)
- The integrated switched outputs can be set up to turn items on or off during certain occurrences or remotely via the phone line.
- CTR (Optional Extra)
- With the M60 each individual input/channel can have its own dedicated list of alarm contact numbers. This means that for example channel 1 could phone the fire brigade and channel 2 could phone the on call engineer.
- Analogues (Optional Extra)
- The M60 can have up to 4 Analogue signals connected; this can also be used with data logging.
- Timed Roster (Optional Extra)
- The Timed Roster option allows you to automatically switch between your rosters at certain times of the day/week. E.g. you might have a Day Roster, Night Roster and Weekend Roster.
- Integrated ADSL/Fibre phone filter (Coming Soon)
- The M60’s LIM board will have an integrated filter fitted so you can easily have ADSL or fibre on the same phone line without any interference.
If you would like more information on our new M60 or our current price list then please Contact Us Today.
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CTR Channel to Roster Software Upgrade
On a Standard M30 on when dialing it will select the Duty Roster set by the User (1,2 or 3). The current Duty Roster selected is shown on the top right of the LCD display (e.g. R1, R2, R3).
 CTR Channel to Roster Software Upgrade
The Channel to Roster software works differently. When an alarm becomes active, instead of the M30 dialling out on one of the Duty Rosters, the M30 will automatically select a Roster linked to that alarm channel.
So for Example;
If Channel 1 is activated it will dial Roster 1.
If Channel 5 is activated it will dial Roster 5.
If Channel 10 is activated it will dial Roster 10 etc.
This software upgrade is great for when you need to communicate different alarms to different people for example the fire brigade for the fire alarm and the maintenance department for the Air Conditioning in the server room.
This new feature is available either as an option on a new M30 or as a simple software upgrade on a current machine.
For more information and pricing on the C2R Software Upgrade please contact us
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SMS Text Message Feature
As of the winter of 2012/13 we have added another new feature to our M30 Alarm Dialler, the ability to send SMS messages in addition to the standard voice messages.
Each input/channel on the M30 can be configured with a user defined text message of around 25 ASCII characters – so instead of a recipient getting a useless “channel 1” alarm they can receive a useful “Mains Failure Boiler one” message.
This feature is in addition to the standard voice message option so you can still setup and send user recordable voice messages over the PSTN networks or over the GSM networks with the GSM converter.
Setup
Setting up your M30 is very simple; while entering your alarm contacts phone numbers you can select whether the recipient should get a SMS or a voice message.
The station identification is a maximum of 31 ASCII Characters.
All inputs can have an individual identifying text message of up to 25 ASCII characters.
Operation
When the M30 detects an active alarm/s it will send an individual SMS message for each active input to the predefined recipients. E.g. if 4 inputs are active then the on call engineer would get 4 SMS’s.
Message Example
Each SMS message is created from the M30’s Station ID (in <> brackets) and the inputs individual message and then followed by an *End of Message*.
E.g. If channel 1 is in alarm the M30 will send a text message as follows:
<Packs Infotel Office> Channel 1 Alarm Condition *End of Message*
or
<Sunningdale Landfill> Mains Failure Boiler one *End of Message*
For more information of the SMS upgrade visit the SMS Feature page or the SMS section on our Blog.
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Alarm Isolate Panel
The Splitter 2 Alarm Isolate Panel can monitor alarm inputs from up to 16 totally separate devices. For example High / Low Temperature, Mains Failure, Security Alarm Panel, Building Management Systems, Boiler Lockout, Standby Generators, Water levels, Humidity etc.
The Splitter 2 Alarm Isolate Panel offers both a visual and audible indication of each separate alarm condition and offers you the ability to
 Alarm Isolate Panel individually isolate each input / output at the push of a button
Features
- 16 Separate Inputs
- 16 Separate Outputs
- Bell / Strobe Output
- Bell / Strobe Isolate
- Individual Alarm Isolates
- Mains Failure Detection
- Adjustable Alarm Delays
- Alarm Test Button
- IP56 Enclosure
- Backup Power Supply
For more information check out the main Alarm Isolate Panel page
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What advantages does the SMS Autodialler Module Give me?
The module uses the GSM networks rather than the land line networks to send SMS messages, so it acts as an automatic line backup incase the land line has failed, is in use or has been cut.
As the module allows you to select whether you would like the recipient to receive a voice or SMS message it creates a much more flexible system, with uses outside of the standard communication of alarms.
For Example;
- Keep a permanent record of all onsite alarms.
- Integrate an onsite pager system.
- Setup channels to “Alert” rather than “Alarm”.
- Visual alarm messages for the deaf or hard of hearing.
The SMS Upgrade Module is “quad band” meaning it will work in Europe and also most of North & South America Plus Africa and Australasia.
For more information please contact us or visit the SMS Module page.
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How to change the Model 30 Alarm Dialler Software
The software that controls the M30 can be found on the CPU board, located on the back of the M30 membrane/front panel.
IMPORTANT: Before changing the M30 software ALL power MUST be disconnected from the M30. To do this first remove the
Mains power, this could be done at the source, or by simply pulling out the fuse holder located on the Mains block inside the
M30.
It should be noted that the M30 still has power (I.e. The display is still showing information). This is due to the battery back-up
inside the M30. To disconnect the battery back-up simply press the OFF button located on the Power Supply board, as shown
in the diagram below, (N.B. The termination plate needs to be removed before access can be made to the mains block and OFF
button).
When all power has been removed from the M30, there will be NO input indicators lit and the LCD display will be blank, the
software can now be safely changed.
To obtain access to the software remove the 4 retaining screws shown in the diagram above. The Membrane can now be
removed from the chassis. (Note: there is a cable that connects the CPU to the Power supply, this does not need to be
disconnected, but it may be easier to fit the software by removing the cable from the CPU board).
The software is stored in the EPROM and can be located by a White label clearly showing the current software version.
Below is an example of an EPROM with the software version M30V40STD8, yours may well be different.
 Before removing the old software, note the direction the small notch at the top of the EPROM is facing. Now using a small
screwdriver, remove the old software and replace it with the new software, ensuring that the notch is facing in the same
direction as the old software.
The M30 can now be put back together, I.e. reconnecting the ribbon cable (if removed), placing the CPU/membrane back in to
the chassis, re-inserting the retaining screws. Once done the only thing left to do is reconnect the Mains and allow the M30 to
re-initialise.
IMPORTANT: It is absolutely vital that the M30 is now tested for all events. (I.e. All alarms are checked and the M30 is tested
for dialling out, and interrogation.
IF THE M30 HAS THE KEYPAD FACILITY, THE TELEPHONE NUMBERS WILL NEED TO BE RE-ENTERED.
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Wireless Alarm Autodialler
Sometimes it can be more convenient to have a Wireless Alarm Autodialler instead of a wired one connected to the PSTN networks. Our Wireless Autodialler uses the GSM mobile networks in order to send and receive alarm messages.
Wireless systems do have a number of advantages over a standard wired system;
- Where it is not possible to get a PSTN landline installed.
- Where the cost is prohibitive to get a landline installed.
- Can be used in a temporary installation.
- Can be used where the item being monitored is regularly moved.
- Where there is high risk that a land line might fail either because of nature or due to malicious damage.
We offer two different types of wireless system;
GSM Dialler Converter Module
This module allows you to have the best of both worlds, you can either just use the GSM wireless networks to send real speech voice alarm messages or switch to them if the land line fails or is cut.
SMS Module
This module allows you send SMS text messages alerting your on call personal there is a problem on site.
When opting for a wireless system instead of a wired system you do need to be aware they are not typically as reliable as a landline PSTN system. The GSM networks do not have the same operating capacity as PSTN phone networks. That is why at peak times e.g. New Year you cannot get a call out. Governments also have the right to shut down the GSM networks in times of national emergency or when they are performing sensitive operations.
The GSM networks are also more susceptible to being disrupted by local electrical interference.
For more information please Contact Us or visit our GSM Dialler Module page or our SMS Alarm Dialler Page
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