CG17 - Installation Manual

Cellular security control panel CG17
Installation manual
January, 2021
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Contents
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS............................................................................................................................................................ 4
DESCRIPTION ................................................................................................................................................................ 5
DEVICE TYPES ....................................................................................................................................................................... 6
SPECIFICATIONS .................................................................................................................................................................... 6
PURPOSE OF TERMINALS......................................................................................................................................................... 7
LED INDICATION OF OPERATION............................................................................................................................................... 8
COMPONENTS NECESSARY FOR INSTALLATION ............................................................................................................................. 8
QUICK CONFIGURATION WITH TRIKDISCONFIG SOFTWARE .......................................................................................... 8
SETTINGS FOR CONNECTION WITH PROTEGUS APP........................................................................................................................ 9
SETTINGS FOR CONNECTION WITH CENTRAL MONITORING STATION .............................................................................................. 10
SCHEMATICS AND INSTALLATION PROCESS................................................................................................................. 12
MOUNTING ....................................................................................................................................................................... 12
SCHEMATICS FOR CONNECTING INPUTS .................................................................................................................................... 12
SCHEMATICS FOR CONNECTING A SMOKE DETECTOR ................................................................................................................... 13
SCHEMATICS FOR CONNECTING A TEMPERATURE SENSOR............................................................................................................. 13
SCHEMATICS FOR CONNECTING A RELAY AND A LED ................................................................................................................... 14
SCHEMATICS FOR CONNECTING CONTACT KEY READERS ............................................................................................................... 14
SCHEMATIC FOR CONNECTING A WIRELESS SENSOR RF-SH TRANSCEIVER ........................................................................................ 14
SCHEMATICS FOR CONNECTING IO SERIES EXPANDER MODULES .................................................................................................... 14
SCHEMATICS FOR CONNECTING KEYPAD CROW CR-16................................................................................................................ 15
SCHEMATICS FOR CONNECTING A SIREN .............................................................................................................................. 15
SCHEMATICS FOR CONNECTING IO SERIES EXTENSION MODULES ............................................................................................... 15
SCHEMATICS FOR CONNECTING OF THE FUEL LEVEL SENSOR STRELA RS485 ................................................................................ 16
SCHEMATICS FOR CONNECTING A BATTERY........................................................................................................................... 18
SCHEMATICS FOR WIRING THE CG17 TO A SECURITY CONTROL PANEL........................................................................................ 19
DC VOLTAGE MEASUREMENT WITH CG17 .......................................................................................................................... 19
SCHEMATIC FOR CONNECTING THE W485 WIFI MODULE ....................................................................................................... 20
SCHEMATIC FOR CONNECTING THE E485 „ETHERNET“ MODULE .............................................................................................. 21
SETTING PARAMETERS USING TRIKDISCONFIG SOFTWARE ......................................................................................... 21
DESCRIPTION OF TRIKDISCONFIG STATUS BAR ........................................................................................................................... 21
“SYSTEM OPTIONS” WINDOW ............................................................................................................................................... 22
“REPORTING TO CMS” WINDOW ........................................................................................................................................... 24
“USERS & REPORTING“ WINDOW .......................................................................................................................................... 25
4.4.1 Registration of contact (iButton) keys .................................................................................................................. 26
“MODULES” WINDOW ......................................................................................................................................................... 27
4.5.1 Linking a fuel level sensor STRELA RS485 ............................................................................................................. 29
“WIRELESS” WINDOW ......................................................................................................................................................... 31
4.6.1 Pairing a wireless device RF-SH transceiver to the CG17 ...................................................................................... 31
4.6.2 Pairing wireless sensors (FW2) ............................................................................................................................. 32
4.6.3 Pairing a wireless keyfob (FW2) ........................................................................................................................... 33
4.6.4 Pairing a wireless siren (FW2) .............................................................................................................................. 33
4.6.5 Pairing wireless sensors (SH) ................................................................................................................................ 34
4.6.6 Pairing a wireless keypad (SH) .............................................................................................................................. 34
“ZONES” WINDOW ............................................................................................................................................................. 35
“PGM” WINDOW .............................................................................................................................................................. 36
“SENSORS” WINDOW .......................................................................................................................................................... 39
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“SYSTEM EVENTS” WINDOW............................................................................................................................................. 40
“EVENTS LOG” WINDOW ................................................................................................................................................. 41
RESTORING DEFAULT SETTINGS.......................................................................................................................................... 41
REMOTE CONTROL...................................................................................................................................................... 41
CONTROL WITH PROTEGUS APP ............................................................................................................................................. 41
5.1.1 Arming/disarming the alarm system with Protegus ............................................................................................. 42
5.1.2 Add other users to Protegus................................................................................................................................. 42
CONTROL USING SMS COMMANDS ........................................................................................................................................ 43
CONTROL USING PHONE CALL ................................................................................................................................................ 45
RECORDING EVENT VOICE MESSAGES ....................................................................................................................................... 46
SETTING PARAMETERS REMOTELY ........................................................................................................................................... 47
REMOTE CONTROL WITH TRIKDISCONFIG ................................................................................................................................. 48
TESTING OF THE INSTALLATION .................................................................................................................................. 50
UPDATING FIRMWARE OF THE CG17........................................................................................................................... 50

Safety precautions
The electronic intruder alarm system should only be installed and maintained by qualified personnel.
Please read this manual carefully prior to installation in order to avoid mistakes that can lead to malfunction or even damage
to the equipment.
Always disconnect the power supply before making any electrical connections.
Any changes, modifications or repairs not authorized by the manufacturer shall render the warranty void.
Please adhere to your local waste sorting regulations and do not dispose of this equipment or its components with
other household waste.

Description
CG17 is a multifunctional security control panel with an integrated celullar communicator.
With the CG17 you can:
 Install a simple security system that can be monitored and controlled remotely.
 Control various equipment remotely (e.g. heating and ventilation systems, automatic gates)
 Monitor temperature, fuel level, DC voltage level or other parameters.
 Notify users about events.
 Send event notifications to the receiver of a security company.
Features
Sends events to monitoring station receiver:
 Sends events to TRIKDIS software or hardware receivers that work with any
monitoring software.
 Can send event messages to SIA DC-09 receivers.
 Connection supervision by polling to IP receiver every 30 seconds (or by
user defined period).
 Backup channel that will be used if connection with the primary channel is
lost.
 Events can be reported to CMS with SMS messages. SMS will be sent even
if data connection stops working in the mobile operator network.
 When Protegus service is enabled, events are first delivered to CMS, and
only then are sent to app users.
Works with Protegus app:

 “Push” and special sound notifications informing about events.
 Remote system Arm/Disarm.
 Remote control of connected devices (lights, gates, ventilation systems,
heating, sprinklers, etc.).
 Remote temperature monitoring (with iO or iO-WL expanders).
 Different user rights for administrator, installer and user.
 Users can also be informed about events with SMS messages and phone calls.
Notifies users about events:

 Calls specified phone numbers (up to 8 users) and informs about events using recorded voice messages.
 Sends SMS messages about events.
 “Push” and special sound event notifications using the Protegus app.
Remote system and output control:

 Using Protegus app.
 Using contact (iButton) key reader.
 By calling the device’s phone number.
 Using SMS messages.
 Using an automatic “if...then” algorithm. E.g. when an input is enabled or the temperature exceeds a certain limit, an output
will be turned on.
Supports these expanders:

 iO series wired or wireless expanders, which increase the number of inputs (IN) and outputs (OUT).
 GPS receiver (useful for protecting ATMs and vending machines).
 Fuel level sensor. For protecting fuel tanks or monitoring level.
 Backup power and charging of 12 V battery.

Inputs and outputs
 1 input, 2 outputs and 3 double I/O terminals that can be set either as input (IN) or controllable output (OUT) terminals.
 One wire data bus (1-Wire) for connecting temperature sensors (up to 8) and a contact (iButton) key reader.
 Number of inputs (IN) or outputs (OUT) can be increased to 12 using iO series wired or wireless expanders.
Simple installation:
 Default settings for use either as a control panel or as communicator.
 Settings can be saved to file and quickly written to other devices.
 Configuration either using an USB cable or remotely using TrikdisConfig software.
 Two types of access levels (accounts), for the installer and for the administrator.
Device types
This manual applies to these CG17 models:
 CG17_12, CG17 control panel with 2G modem.
 CG17_13, CG17 control panel with 3G modem.
Specifications
Parameter Description
Dual purpose terminals [IN/OUT] 3, can be set as either NC, NO, EOL=10 kΩ type Expandable up
inputs or open collector (OC) type outputs with to 12 with iO
current up to 100 mA series wired or
wireless
Inputs [IN] 1, selectable type: NC, NO or EOL=10 kΩ
expanders
Outputs [OUT] 2, open collector (OC) type, up to 1 A of current
Number of areas 8
1-Wire data bus length [1 WIRE] Up to 30 m
Compatible temperature sensors Maxim®/Dallas® DS18S20, DS18B20
Maximum number of temperature sensors 8
connected to the 1-Wire data bus
Compatible contact (iButton) keys [1 WIRE] Maxim®/Dallas® DS1990A
Maximum number of contact (iButton) keys 12
RS485 data bus length Up to 300 m
Maximum number of devices connected to the 8
RS485 data bus
Supported keypad Crow CR-16
Supported modules iO-8 – expander module;
iO – expander module;
iO-MOD – iO-WL radio wave transceiver;
iO-WL – wireless expander module;
RF-SH – radio wave receiver for wireless sensors;
E485 – module for connecting to Ethernet network;
W485 – module for connecting to WiFi network;
TM17 – iButton key reader;
CZ-Dallas – iButton key reader;
FLS - fuel level sensor Strela RS485
Buffer memory capacity 60 events
Number of communication channels 2 (1st channel: main, backup; 2nd channel: Protegus)

Internal clock Yes
Event reporting channels GPRS or 3G, SMS, Voice call
Communication with CMS TCP / IP or UDP / IP, or SMS
Communication protocols TRK, encrypted DC-09_2007 or DC-09_2012
GSM/GPRS modem frequencies 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900 MHz
3G modem frequencies 800 / 850 / 900 / 1900 / 2100 MHz
Power supply [AC / +DC] 16-24 V DC or 16-18 V AC
Current consumption Up to 50 mA (stand-by),
Up to 200 mA (short-term, transmitting)
Backup power supply [BAT] 12 V lead – acid battery
Battery charge current Up to 500 mA
Power supply voltage and current for external 12 V DC, up to 1000 mA
devices [+12 V]
Operating environment From -10 °C to + 50 °C, relative air humidity up to 70% at 0- +40 °C (no
condensation)
Dimensions 113x 70 x 25 mm
Weight 0.10 kg
Purpose of terminals
1. SMA type connector for GSM antenna

2. LED indicator lights
3. Slot for opening the top lid
4. Terminal blocks for external connections
5. USB Mini-B port for programming the
CG17
6. Nano SIM card slot.
Terminal Description
AC / +DC Power supply terminal (16-18 V AC or positive 16-24 V DC)
AC / -DC Power supply terminal (16-18 V AC or negative 16-24 V DC)
BAT+ Positive terminal of the 12 V backup battery
BAT- Negative terminal of the 12 V backup battery
+5 V Positive 5 V power terminal for 1-Wire devices
1 WIRE 1-Wire data bus terminal
A 485 Terminal A of RS485 bus
B 485 Terminal B of RS485 bus
1 IN 1st input terminal (default setting “Delay”, zone type EOL)

Terminal Description
2 I/O Input / output terminal: 2nd input terminal or output terminal of OC type. (default setting “Interior”,
zone type EOL)
COM Common negative terminal
3 I/O Input / output terminal: 3rd input terminal or output terminal of OC type. (default setting “Instant”,
zone type EOL)
4 I/O Input / output terminal: 4th input terminal or output terminal of OC type. (default setting “Fire”, zone
type EOL)
+12 V Positive 12 V power terminal for external devices
5 OUT Output terminal of OC type (default setting “Fire sensor reset”)
6 OUT Output terminals of OC type (default setting “Siren”)
LED indication of operation

Indicator Light status Description
NETWORK Green solid Connected to GSM network
Yellow blinking Indication of GSM signal strength from 0 to 5. Sufficient strength is 3.
DATA Green solid Message is being sent
Yellow solid There are unsent events in the data buffer
POWER Green blinking The power supply voltage is sufficient
Yellow blinking The power supply voltage is insufficient
Green and yellow blinking Configuration mode is on
TROUBLE Off No operational problems
1 blink No SIM card inserted
2 blinks The PIN code of the SIM card is incorrect
3 blinks Unable to connect to GSM network
4 blinks Unable to connect to the IP receiver using the primary channel
5 blinks Unable to connect to the IP receiver using the backup channel
6 blinks Internal clock of the CG17 is not set
7 blinks Insufficient power supply voltage from the backup supply
8 blinks No AC power
9 blinks Problems with the connection to the RS485 module
Components necessary for installation

Before beginning installation, make sure you have the necessary components that you can order from your local retailer.
Quick configuration with TrikdisConfig software

1. Download TrikdisConfig configuration software from www.trikdis.com (type “TrikdisConfig” in the search field) and
install it.
2. Open the casing of the CG17 with a flat-head screwdriver as shown below:

3. Using a USB Mini-B cable connect the CG17 to the computer.

4. Run TrikdisConfig. The software will automatically recognize the connected CG17 and will open a window for
configuration.
5. Click Read [F4] to read the CG17’s settings. If requested, enter the Administrator or Installer 6-digit code in the pop-up
window.
Below we describe what settings need to be set for the communicator to begin sending events to the Central Monitoring
Station (CMS) and to allow the security system to be controlled with the Protegus app.
Settings for connection with Protegus app

In “System option” window, “SIM” tab:
1. Enter SIM card PIN code.

2. Change APN name. APN can be found on the website of the SIM card operator (“internet” is universal and works in many
operator networks).

In “User reporting” window, “PROTEGUS Cloud” tab:
3. Tick the checkbox Enable connection to the Protegus Cloud.

4. Change the Cloud access Code for logging in to Protegus if you want users to be asked to enter it when adding the
system to Protegus app (default password – 123456).
After finishing configuration, click the button Write [F5] and disconnect the USB cable.
Note: For more information about other CG17 settings in TrikdisConfig, see chapter 4 “Setting parameters using
TrikdisConfig software”.
Settings for connection with Central Monitoring Station

In “System settings” window:
1. Enter Object ID (account) number provided by the Central Monitoring Station (4 characters, 0-9, A-F. Do not use FFFE,
FFFF Object ID).
2. Enter SIM card PIN code.
3. Change APN name. APN can be found on the website of the SIM card operator (“internet” is universal and works in
many operator networks).

In “CMS reporting” window settings for “Primary channel”:
4. Communication type - select the IP connection method (We do not recommend SMS as the primary channel).
5. Domain or IP - enter the receiver’s Domain or IP address.
6. Port - enter receiver’s network port number.
7. Protocol - select the protocol type for event messages: TRK (to TRIKDIS receivers), DC-09_2007 or DC-09_2012 (to
universal receivers).
8. Encryption key - enter the encryption key that is set in the receiver.
Note: If you want to set communication with CMS via SMS messages, you only need to set Encryption key and Phone
number. SMS messages can be received only by TRIKDIS receivers: IP/SMS receiver RL14, multichannel receiver
RM14 and SMS receiver GM14.
If you selected the DC-09 protocol, additionally enter object, line and receiver numbers in the Settings tab of
the Reporting to CMS window.
9. (Recommended) Configure Backup channel settings.

10. (Recommended) Enter Backup channel 2 SMS reporting number.
After finishing configuration, click Write [F5] and disconnect the USB cable.
Note: For more information about other CG17 settings in TrikdisConfig, see chapter 4 “Setting parameters using
TrikdisConfig software”.

Schematics and installation process
Mounting
1. Before beginning, make sure that the GSM
signal level is sufficient in the place where
the CG17 will be mounted.
2. Remove the top lid, remove the plug parts of
both terminal blocks.
3. Remove the PCB.
4. Fasten the base of the casing in the desired
place using screws.
5. Reinsert the PCB and terminal blocks.
6. Screw the GSM antenna in.
7. Insert a nano-SIM card. The SIM card must
already be activated in the GSM network and
all required services must be enabled, i.e.,
the card must be able to call, send and
receive SMS messages, use mobile internet.
Ask your SIM card’s mobile network operator
how to enable the required services.
Note: Make sure that the SIM card is activated.

Make sure that the mobile internet service is turned on if connection via the IP channel will be used.
If you do not want to enter the PIN code in TrikdisConfig, insert the SIM card into a mobile phone and disable
PIN code requests.
8. If you want to be able configure the CG17 remotely, insert a SIM card with disabled PIN code requests. Send an SMS
message: CONNECT 123456 PROTEGUS=ON,APN=INTERNET
9. Remote configuration is described in chapter 5.5 “Setting parameters remotely”.
10. Close the top lid.
Schematics for connecting inputs

The CG17 has four inputs IN for connecting various alarm system sensors. Possible ways to connect a sensor: NO – normally
open contact; NC- normally closed contact; EOL – normally closed circuit with a 10kΩ end of line resistor.
Factory settings of zones (inputs)
Zone Description
1 IN Default setting “Delay”, zone type EOL, partition 1
2 I/O Default setting “Interior”, zone type EOL, partition 1
3 I/O Default setting “Instant”, zone type EOL, partition 1
4 I/O Default setting “Fire”, zone type EOL, partition 1
Changing zones settings, partition assignment are described in section 4.7 ““Zones” window”.
Possible connection schematics:

Schematics for connecting a smoke detector
Assign a PGM output the function Fire sensor reset (see TrikdisConfig window “PGM” –> “Outputs” tab) so that the smoke
detector can be restarted after an alarm.
 Connecting a four-wire smoke detector
 Connecting a two-wire smoke detector

a) using an EOL zone (or NC, no resistor).
b) using an EOL zone (or NO, no resistor).
*SM1 – a compatibility module made by Trikdis that allows to remotely restart a two-wire smoke detector after a triggered
alarm.
Schematics for connecting a temperature sensor

 Temperature sensors should be connected according to the
given schematic. Maxim®/Dallas® DS18S20, DS18B20
temperature sensors (up to 8 units) can be connected to the
CG17.
 If the wire connecting the temperature sensor is longer than
0,5 m, we recommend using a twisted pair cable (UTP4x2x0,5
or STP4x2x0,5).
Wire colors:
Vdd - red wire, connect it to the +5 V terminal;
DQ - yellow wire, connect it to the 1-Wire terminal;
GND – black wire, connect it to the COM terminal.

Schematics for connecting a relay and a LED
Schematics for connecting contact key readers

The TM17 reader should be connected to the CG17 using an RS485 data bus. The wire length of an RS485 data bus can be up to
300 m. Up to eight TM17 readers can be connected to the CG17.
The iButton key reader should be connected to the CG17 using the “1 Wire” port. The wire length can be up to 30 m:
Note: Linking keys to the CG17 is described in chapter 4.4.1 „Registration of contact (iButton) keys”.
Schematic for connecting a wireless sensor RF-SH transceiver

The wireless sensor RF-SH transceiver is meant for working with Crow
brand wireless devices (movement sensors, magnetic contacts, siren,
remote controllers etc.). One RF-SH transceiver can be connected to the
CG17.
Schematics for connecting iO series expander modules

If the security control panel CG17 needs to have more inputs IN or outputs OUT, connect a wired or wireless TRIKDIS iO series
input and output expander. The CG17 configuration for expander modules is described in chapter 4.5 ““Modules” window”. Up
to eight iO-8 expansion modules can be connected to the CG17. The iO-8 module can use all or only a few zones. The total
number of CG17 zones is 12 units.

Schematics for connecting keypad Crow CR-16

Up to 8 Crow CR-16 keypads can be connected to the CG17. In
TrikdisConfig, it should be noted that the Crow keypad will be used
(see chapter 4.2 „„System Options“ window“).
Schematics for connecting a siren

 A siren that draws up to 1 A of current can be connected to the
output 5 OUT or output 6 OUT.
 A siren that draws up to 100 mA of current can be connected to any
output OUT.
 The output OUT must be assigned the function “Siren” and must
have a security system area set.
Schematics for connecting iO series extension modules
Note:
 If the wire connecting the temperature sensor is longer than 0,5 m, it is recommended to use a twisted pair cable
(UTP4x2x0,5 or STP4x2x0,5).
 To one CG17 you can connect:

o Up to four iO-MOD modules.
o Up to eight iO or / and iO-WL modules.
 iButton key readers and temperature sensors should be connected to the 1-Wire terminal.
Schematics for connecting of the fuel level sensor Strela RS485
One „Strela RS485” fuel level sensor can be connected to the CG17. When the fuel sensor is connected, no other modules (iO-8,
iO, iO-WL, RF-SH, TM17, E485, W485) are connected to the CG17.
Configuring and preparing the fuel level sensor to work with the CG17
It is mandatory to calibrate the fuel level sensor “STRELA S485” (http://strela-fls.com/products/fuel_level_sensors_strela.html)
using the manufacturer’s calibration software DUTConfig (http://strela-fls.com/programs.html) and specify the fuel tank’s
capacity – otherwise the sensor’s measurements can be imprecise.
1. Connect the fuel level sensor to a computer using a programming adapter. Press the „brown” button on the adapter to
make the green indicator in the RS-485 UART section light up.
2. Launch the DUTConfig program. Choose “Interface sensor”.
3. Set View mode Standart.

4. Click Connect and wait.
5. When the sensor is connected to DUTConfig, a box Connection: on appears.

6. Click the “Edit” button and calibrate the sensor in full and empty tank modes.
7. Calibrating under real conditions: a) Fuel tank is full and the sensor is inside the fuel tank – click the button Full tank;
b) Fuel tank is empty, when the sensor is removed from the fuel tank – click the button Empty tank.
8. Click the OK button to save the values.
9. Change the View mode to Extended.
10. Fill in the table according to the shape of the fuel tank. Simple method: just set 0% immersion as 0 litres and 100%
immersion as the capacity of your fuel tank (the fuel tank in the example has a capacity of 200 l).
11. After you are done filling in the table, click OK.

12. Click the Disconnect button.

13. Disconnect the fuel level sensor and connect it to the CG17.
Schematics for connecting a battery

A 12 V battery can be connected to the CG17. If AC power is lost, an event message “AC fault” will be sent and the CG17 will
automatically switch to the 12 V battery.
 When the battery’s voltage drops to 11,5 V, an event message “Battery low” will be sent.
 When the battery’s voltage drops bellow 9,5 V, if there is no AC power, the CG17 will turn off.
 When AC power is restored an event message “AC restore” will be sent and the battery charging process will start
automatically.
 When the battery’s voltage rises to 12,6 V, an event message “Battery restore” will be sent.
Connecting the battery:
 Insert the backup battery into the casing.
 Connect the battery’s wires to the CG17’s backup power source contacts BAT+ /
BAT–.
 Check to make sure the CG17’s charging current is sufficient to charge the
battery.

Schematics for wiring the CG17 to a security control panel
CG17 works in communicator mode. Inputs type of CG17 must be set to
NO ir NC and definition “24_hours”.
The CG17 inputs could be described with SMS text messages that the
user will receive when the inputs are event/restore.
PGM outputs of security control panel must be assigned to specific
events.
DC Voltage measurement with CG17

The CG17 can be used to measure DC voltage. Voltage from
0 V to 30 V is measured (exceeding 30 V will cause damage to
the control panel CG17). The measured voltage must be
connected to terminals 1IN and COM. 1IN - positive terminal.
COM - negative terminal.
Connect the CG17 to a computer with a USB Mini-B cable. Run TrikdisConfig. The software will automatically recognize the
connected CG17 and will open a window for configuration. In the Sensor window, specify the In1 Voltage and also specify the
amount of voltage above which a message will be generated.
 Max – when the voltage is higher than this setting, an event message will be generated. For an event message to be
generated, the High box must be ticked.
 Min – when the voltage is lower than this setting, an event message will be generated. For an event message to be
generated, the Low box must be ticked.
The PGM output can be controlled when measuring a voltage above a set value or below a set value. In TrikdisConfig you need
to select the PGM output and set it to Remote Control operation mode.

Go to the Set Action tab.
 Enable – enables the PGM.

 PGM No. – specify the PGM output that the 1IN input will control.
 Action - set the operating mode of the PGM output:
o PGM OFF – turn off PGM output.
o PGM ON – enable PGM output.
o Pulse OFF - turning off the PGM output for the duration of the pulse (after receiving the command, the output turns
off for the duration of the pulse and then turns on).
o Pulse ON – turn on the PGM output for the duration of the pulse (after receiving the command, the output turns on
for the duration of the pulse and then turns off).
 Pulse time, s – set the pulse time anywhere from 0 to 9999 seconds.
 Factor – set sensor.
 Factor No. – assign a voltage measuring input 1IN.
 Start when – set an additional condition for activating the PGM output.
 Set value – specify the voltage (V) that the controller will monitor and control the PGM output.
Schematic for connecting the W485 WiFi module

The W485 module sends messages to the CMS (Central
Monitoring Station) and to Protegus using a WiFi internet router.
When WiFi connectivity is available, the CG17 (firmware from
Ver.1.13) sends event messages via the W485 module. When
WiFi connectivity is disrupted, the CG17 sends messages via
GPRS. When WiFi connectivity is re-established, the CG17 returns
to sending messages via W485.
Configuration of the W485 WiFi module to work with the CG17 is
described in chapter 4.5. „„Modules” window”.
You do not need a SIM card, when using the W485 with the
CG17 security panel.
One W485 module can be connected to the CG17.

Schematic for connecting the E485 „Ethernet“ module
The E485 sends messages to the CMS (Central Monitoring
Station) and to Protegus using a wired internet connection. Using
the E485 with CG17 (firmware from Ver.1.13), CSP and Protegus
messages are sent over wired Internet and mobile Internet is not
used. If a wired internet connectivity is disrupted, the CG17 sends
messages via the mobile Internet. When the wired Internet
connectivity is re-established, CG17 starts sending messages via
E485.
Configuration of the E485 WiFi module to work with the CG17 is
described in chapter 4.5. „„Modules” window”.
You do not need a SIM card, when using the E485 with the CG17
security panel.
One E485 module can be connected to the CG17.
Setting parameters using TrikdisConfig software

1. Download the configuration software TrikdisConfig from www.trikdis.com/ (enter “TrikdisConfig” in the search field) and
install it.
2. Remove the lid of the CG17 using a flat-head screwdriver as shown below:
3. Connect the CG17 to a computer using a USB Mini-B cable.

4. Launch the configuration program TrikdisConfig. The program will automatically recognize the connected device and will
automatically open the CG17 configuration window.
5. Click the Read [F4] button to see the current parameters of the CG17. If prompted, enter the administrator or installer
code in the pop-up window.
Description of TrikdisConfig status bar

Once the CG17 is connected to the TrikdisConfig software, the program will display information about the connected device in
the status bar:
Status bar
Name Description
IMEI/Unique ID The device’s IMEI number
Status Operational state
Device Device type (must show CG17)
SN Device’s serial number
BL Bootloader version
FW Device’s firmware version

Name Description
HW Device’s hardware version
State Type of connection with the program (USB or remote)
Role Access level (shown after access code is approved)
Note: Click Read [F4] to make the program read and display the settings that are currently saved on the device.
Click Write [F5] to save the settings displayed on the screen to the device.
Click Save [F9] to save the settings to a configuration file. You can upload the saved settings to other devices
later. This allows to quickly configure multiple devices with the same settings.
Click Open [F8] and choose a configuration file to view previously saved settings.
If you want to revert to the default settings, click the Restore button at the lower left of the screen.
When the Read [F4] button is clicked, the program will read and show settings currently saved on the CG17. With TrikdisConfig,
set the required parameters using the following program window descriptions.
“System Options” window

“System general” tab
Settings group “General”

 If events are going to be sent to the CMS, enter the Object ID (4-symbol hexadecimal number, 0-9, A-F. Do not use FFFE,
FFFF Object ID.) given by the CMS.
 Object name will be used in SMS messages about events (up to 20 symbols, letters and numbers can be used).
 Test period – when the box is ticked, periodic “Test” messages will be sent every set period.
 Areas in test SMS – the states of chosen areas will be sent in the test message.
 Time synchronization – choose a server to synchronize time with. If you choose “IP server”, time will be synchronized
with the IP receiver’s time, if you choose “GSM modem”, time will be synchronized with the GSM service provider’s server
time.
 Clear Events after reset – all unsent event messages will be deleted after reset.
 Text language – set the preferred language and the specific symbols of that language will be used in SMS messages.

 You can Suspend event reporting when ... a number of same events per ... s happen.
 Restore event reporting after – set the time after which suspending of event reporting will be cancelled. The time can be
anywhere from 0 to 999 minutes.
 Call – after an event, the CG17 will call user(s) as many times as is specified. If the call is declined or answered, the CG17
will stop calling. Call time is 20 seconds.
 Use CR-16 keypad - check the box when a Crow CR-16 keyboard is connected to the CG17.
Settings group “SIM”

 Enter SIM card PIN code.
 APN – service provider’s mobile internet access point name. You must enter the APN if event messages will have to be
sent to Protegus cloud service or to the CMS via GPRS.
 If the SIM card’s GPRS service provider requires, enter the APN user name and password in the fieds Login and Password.
Settings group “Area Settings”

 Area(-s) number sets the number of independent parts of the alarm system.
If the siren is connected and an output OUT (must be allocated to an area) is set as “Siren”:
 Siren duration – duration of siren operation when the alarm is triggered. Time is anywhere from 0 to 999 seconds.
 Siren squak on arm/disarm – the siren will make a short sound once when the alarm is armed and twice when it is
disarmed.
 Entry time – time for entering through the “Delay” zone. Time is anywhere from 0 to 999 seconds.
 Exit time –time for exiting through the „Delay” zone. Time is anywhere from 0 to 999 seconds. When the alarm is armed
using the Protegus app or phone call, the system will not count the Exit time.
 Keyswitch sets the alarm’s arm/disarm mode using the “Keyswitch” zone. You can choose control using Pulse or Level.
“Access” tab
Settings group “Access codes”

 Administrator Code – (default code - 123456) gives full access to configuration (the code must be 6 symbols long; it must
consist of latin letters and/or numbers).
 SMS password – (default code - 123456) is for safety when controlling with SMS messages. To ensure more safety, change
it to a 6-symbol code only you know.
 Installer Code – (default code - 654321) gives the installer access to configuration. To ensure safety, change it to a 6-
symbol code only you know.
Note: If the default administrator code is set (123456), the software will not require it to be entered and clicking
Read [F4] will immediately show the parameters currently saved on the device.

Settings group “Installer permissions”
 For setting installer’s rights.
“Reporting to CMS” window
Settings groups “Primary channel” and “Backup channel”

 Communication type – choose a protocol for communication with the receiver (TCP/IP, UDP/IP, SMS).
 Domain or IP – enter the receiver’s domain or IP address.
 Port – enter the receiver’s network port number.
 Protocol – TRK for event transfer using Trikdis receivers, SIA DC-09 for event transfer using universal receivers.
 Phone number – phone number of CMS receiver capable of receiving SMS messages.
 Encryption Key – 6-digit message encryption key that must match the encryption key of the CMS receiver.
Settings group “Settings”

 Return to primary after – time period after which the CG17 will attempt to regain connection with the primary channel,
in minutes.
 IP Ping period – period for sending PING signals for checking connectivity on the GPRS channel, in seconds. To enable
these signals, tick the box.
 SMS PING period – period for sending PING signals for checking connectivity on the SMS channel, in minutes. To enable
these signals, tick the box.
 Backup reporting after – enter how many failed attempts to send messages using the primary channel should happen
before switching to the backup channel.
 DNS1 – DNS2 – DNS server addresses.
 Object ID in SIA DC-09 – specify object number.
 SIA DC-09 receiver No. – specify receiver number.
 SIA DC-09 line No. – specify line number.
Settings group “Backup channel 2”

 Phone number – phone number of an CMS receiver capable of receiving SMS messages (e.g.: 370xxxxxxxx). The backup
SMS channel is used when messages fail to send using the primary and backup channels. This function is extremely useful
because it works even when IP connectivity is disrupted in the mobile operator’s network. This channel only works when
GPRS mode is set both for the primary and backup channels. SMS messages will be sent to the receiving center: 1) as

soon as the CG17 is turned on for the first time; and 2) after loss of TCP/IP or UDP/IP connectivity on the primary and
backup channels.
“Users & Reporting“ window

“Users” tab
Settings group “Users & Reporting to User”

 ID – user’s number on the list.
 Name – user’s name or e-mail. These names will be used in SMS messages about events. An administrator can specify a
user's email. This will allow the user to log in to Protegus.
 Tel number – user’s phone number. This number can control the alarm remotely and will receive SMS messages. The
numbers must be entered with the international code.
 Code – the code for arming and disarming the alarm given for each user.
 Areas – areas the user can control. User ID9 can control only area 1, parameter is uneditable.
 A – tick the box if you want to allow the user to ARM the alarm.
 D – tick the box if you want to allow the user to DISARM the alarm.
 If PGM and REC boxes are not ticked, but both A and D are selected, when the user calls the CG17, their call will be
declined, and the alarm will change its operational status to the opposite state, i.e., the alarm will be armed or disarmed.
 If only PGM is ticked, the user can call the CG17 and turn on or turn off a desired output using DTMF tone commands.
 If only REC is ticked, the user can call the CG17 and change the voice recording for events using DTMF tone commands.
 ACK – if the box is ticked, the CG17 will send the user messages with SMS answer text after every command received in
SMS messages.
 FWD – tick this box if you want to forward SMS messages received from non-system users (e.g., SIM card account balance,
random promotional messages, etc.) to the user.
Settings group “PROTEGUS Cloud”

 Enable connection – enables Protegus service, so that the CG17 can exchange data with the Protegus app. Also allows
remote configuration with TrikdisConfig.
 Parallel reporting – enable parallel sending of messages using the main channel and to Protegus.
 Protegus Cloud Code – 6-digit code for connecting with Protegus.

Settings group “iButtons”
Note: More than one key can be assigned to a user! All newly registered keys will be assigned to the User ID9 (No
name). Names can be assigned only to eight users. Permissions for User ID 9 can be set using the settings group
User ID9 permissions.
 ID – key’s number on the list.

 User – the user the key is assigned to. To assign a key to a user, change ID9 to any other user’s ID from the table “Users
& Reporting to User”. (e.g. to assign a key to user No. 3, change ID9 to ID3)
 iButton code –iButton key identification number.
 Control – choose what action the system must take after reading the key (e.g., TM17): None / Arm / Disarm / Arm &
Disarm.
4.4.1 Registration of contact (iButton) keys

1. If the “iButtons” list is empty, the first registered key is saved to the first line of the list and becomes the Master key.
2. To turn on contact key registration mode, hold the Master key against the key reader for at least 10 seconds. When
registration mode is on, the TM17 key reader’s LED indicator “State” will start to blink in green.
3. To register user keys, hold them against the key reader one by one. 3 sound signals from the reader will indicate that the
key has been registered.
4. When you finish registering the user contact (iButton) keys, hold the Master key against the key reader again to turn off
registration mode. When the registration mode is turned off, the “State” LED indicator of the TM17 key reader will stop
blinking.
5. To delete all keys (including the master key), hold the Master key against the reader for at least 20 seconds.
Important: The Master key should only be used to register other contact keys!
“SMS answer texts” tab
Settings group “SMS answer texts”

 Texts of answers to control commands sent using SMS messages can be edited in the field SMS text.

“Modules” window
Settings group “RS485 modules”

 ID – module’s number on the list.
 Module – choose the modules being used (modules iO, iO-WL, TM17, iO-8, RF-SH, FLS, E485, W485) from a list of
modules.
 Serial No. – mandatory 6-digit number that can be found on stickers on the casing of the module and on the packaging.
 Area – assign the module to an area (the TM17 will show the state of the area it is assigned to and also the state of the
zones assigned to the area).
 Name – you can give a name to the module.
 Firmware version – the firmware version will be shown once the CG17 detects the connected module.
WiFi module W485 settings window
 DHCP mode – WiFi module’s mode for registering to network (manual or automatic).
 Static IP – static IP address for when manual registering mode is set.
 Subnet mask – subnet mask for when manual registering mode is set.
 Default gateway – gateway address for when manual registering mode is set.
 Wifi SSID name – name of the WiFi network that the W485 will connect to.
 Wifi SSID password - WiFi network password.

Settings group “Working mode”
 Disable indication of the absence of a SIM card – checking this box will disable indication about SIM card absence when
the CG17 is working without a SIM.
 Use dial and SMS when the internet module is connected – checking this box will enable sending notifications
simultaneously via call, SMS and the connected Wi-Fi module W485. If the field is unchecked and there is a Wi-Fi network,
then SMS and calls are not used. If the field is unchecked and there is no Wi-Fi network, then CG17 can manage call and
SMS messages. CG17 will send SMS messages to the user.
 Disable the use of SIM card mobile data - checking this box will disable mobile data usage on the SIM card. Data will only
be sent via module W485. If the Wi-Fi network disappears CG17 will store data in memory. After restoring the Wi-Fi
network, the CG17 will send the saved data via the Wi-Fi W485 module.
In the table, you can assign Contact ID event and restore codes to the RS485 data bus fault event. When connection between
the W485 and CG17 is disrupted or re-established, the CG17 will send a message with the assigned CID code to the CMS and
Protegus app.
Note: You must configure the CG17 to send messages to CMS and Protegus, see chapters 2.2 “Settings for connection
with Central Monitoring Station” and 2.1 “Settings for connection with Protegus app”.
You do not need a SIM card, when using the W485 with the CG17 (firmware from Ver.1.13) security panel.
“Ethernet” module E485 settings window
 DHCP mode – ethernet module’s mode for registering to network (manual or automatic).
 Static IP – static IP address for when manual registering mode is set.
 Subnet mask – subnet mask for when manual registering mode is set.
 Default gateway – gateway address for when manual registering mode is set.
Settings group “Working mode”
 Disable indication of the absence of a SIM card – checking this box will disable indication about SIM absence when the
CG17 is working without a SIM.
 Use dial and SMS when the internet module is connected – checking this box will enable sending notifications
simultaneously via call, SMS and the connected Ethernet module E485. If the field is unchecked and there is internet,
then SMS and calls are not used. If the field is unchecked and there is no Internet, then CG17 can manage call and SMS
messages. CG17 will send SMS messages to the user.
 Disable the use of SIM card mobile data - checking this box will disable mobile data usage on the SIM card. Data will only
be sent via module E485. If the internet disappears CG17 will store data in memory. When the Internet is restored, the
CG17 will send the saved data via the “Ethernet” E485 module.
In the table, you can assign Contact ID event and restore codes to the RS485 data bus fault event. When connection between
the E485 and CG17 is disrupted or re-established, the CG17 will send a message with the assigned CID code to the CMS and
Protegus app.
Note: You must configure the CG17 to send messages to CMS and Protegus, see chapters 2.2 “Settings for connection
with Central Monitoring Station” and 2.1 “Settings for connection with Protegus app”.
You do not need a SIM card, when using the E485 with the CG17 (firmware from Ver.1.13) security panel.

Settings group “Internal modules”

 Module type – choose the GPS module that is being used.
 Coordinates reporting every __ min, when no movement or every __ sec, when movement or selected zone in alarm –
specify intervals for sending coordinates when in ordinary mode and when movement is detected or the alarm is triggered
in the zone.
 Movement detection – if the box is ticked, the alarm will be triggered if the difference between coordinates is larger than
specified. Coordinates will be sent more often.
 Coefficients for smoothness, Slow smooth – averaged coordinates are sent when there is no movement (the average is
taken from the specified number of coordinates – 256 or other specified number).
 Coefficients for smoothness, Fast smooth – averaged coordinates are sent when there is movement or the zone is in
alarm state (the average is taken from the specified number of coordinates – 8 or other specified number).
 Generate alarm when movement detected – if the box is ticked, the CID event code is sent to the CMS and the user to
the Protegus, when movement is detected.
 Force movement reporting on zone alarm – specify the security system’s zone to which a sensor is connected. If the
sensor is triggered (interpreted as a zone alarm) the CG17 sends coordinates more often.
 Stop reporting after alarm when no movement for __ min – specify time interval (in minutes). If the coordinates do not
change and there is no zone alarm during this time, coordinate sending returns to ordinary mode.
Messages with the coordinates are sent to the monitoring program Monas MS.
4.5.1 Linking a fuel level sensor STRELA RS485

Note: The fuel level sensor Strela RS485 must be calibrated with the manufacturer’s software DUTconfig before being
used. The fuel level sensor is connected to the computer using an adapter and then calibrated. Once the fuel
level sensor Strela RS485 is connected to the CG17, other RS485 modules (iO, iO-WL, TM17, iO-8, RH-SH, E485,
W485) will become inactive.
Settings group “RS485 modules”

 Module – select the module FLS fuel sensor.
Click Write [F5]. Wait until the data is saved. Remove the USB cable from the CG17. Wait for about 1 minute. Connect the USB
cable to the CG17. Click Read [F4]. The program will read and show the settings currently saved on the CG17. The Serial No. and
Firmware version of the fuel level sensor Strela S485 will appear in the program window Modules.

Open the Sensors window.
 Module type – choose Fuel level sensor.

 Sensor name – name the sensor.
 Max – enter the maximum amount of fuel (in liters). When the actual amount is higher than specified in this setting, an
event message will be formed. For the message to be sent, the High box must be ticked.
 Min – enter the minimum amount of fuel (in liters). When the actual amount is lower than specified in this setting, an
event message will be formed. For the message to be sent, the Low box must be ticked.
Settings group “Fuel sensor settings”

 Enable fuel loss detection – ticking the box will enable fuel level monitoring.
 Start fuel loss detection when engine started – if the box is ticked, fuel level monitoring will begin when the engine is
started. The engine start signal must be sent to the CG17 input (zone) that is chosen in the next setting.
 Zone number for engine start – specify the number of the CG17 input (IN) that the engine start will enable.
 Fuel consumption rate – enter the fuel consumption rate.
The user will be informed about sudden fuel level changes with an SMS message. The user can edit the text of the SMS message.

Description of the operation of the fuel level sensor. The fuel level sensor Strela RS485 is connected to the CG17 (see 3.10
„Schematics for connecting of the fuel level sensor Strela RS485”). The measuring parameters are set for the CG17. The fuel level
sensor starts measurements:
1. When the box "Enable fuel loss detection" is ticked. When the power is turned on for the CG17, the fuel level sensor
starts to monitor fuel consumption. Measurements stop when the power for the CG17 is turned off.
2. The boxes “Enable fuel loss detection” and “Start fuel loss detection when engine started” are ticked. Also, the number
of the input (IN) that will start fuel level monitoring when it is enabled (engine is started) must be specified. When the
input (IN) is restored (engine off) fuel level monitoring will be stopped.
Every time the fuel level sensor is turned on, it measures the current fuel level and compares it to the fuel level that was saved
to memory before the sensor was turned off. If the current fuel level is lower, the CG17 sends messages about fuel loss to the
security company and/or to users.
During operation, the fuel level sensor measures the fuel level every time interval and compares it to the consumption rate. If
the fuel consumption in a time interval is larger than the entered fuel consumption rate, the CG17 sends messages to the security
company and/or to users.
“Wireless” window
The CG17 can operate with Crow brand wireless Shepherd series sensors, sirens, remote controls using an RF-SH module.
4.6.1 Pairing a wireless device RF-SH transceiver to the CG17

1. Connect the RF-SH transceiver to the CG17 according to the schematic at 3.7 “Schematic for connecting a wireless sensor
RF-SH transceiver”.
2. Turn on the power.

3. Connect a USB Mini-B cable to the CG17.
4. Launch the TrikdisConfig program, click the button Read [F4].
5. In the Modules list, choose RF-SH wireless transciever.
6. Enter the device’s serial number in the field Serial No.
7. Click Write [F5].
8. Unplug the USB Mini-B cable.
9. Wait 1 minute for the CG17 and RF-SH to connect to each other.
10. Connect the USB Mini-B cable to the CG17.
11. Click Read [F4].
12. The RF-SH’s firmware version will appear in the “Modules” window.
13. The RF-SH module is now paired to the CG17.
All wireless sensors can be paired at once.
4.6.2 Pairing wireless sensors (FW2)

1. Make sure that the RF-SH transceiver is paired to the CG17 (see chapter 44.6.1 above).
3. Remove the lid from the RF-SH transceiver.
4. Press and hold the RF-SH module’s LEARN button until the LEARN LED indicator starts blinking in green.
5. Release the button.
6. The green blinking LEARN LED indicator shows that the RF-SH is in wireless sensor linking mode.
7. Insert a battery into the wireless sensor and wait until the sensor’s LED indicators stop blinking.
8. Briefy press the Tamper button on the sensor and release it.
9. After releasing the Tamper button, the sensor’s LED indication will change:
a. Indicator is blinking in green and red – the sensor has been successfully added to the system.
b. Indicator is blinking only in green – sensor linking failed. Repeat the registration procedure.
c. Indicator blinking in red – battery voltage too low (change the battery).
10. Press and hold the RF-SH transceiver’s LEARN button until the LEARN LED indicator stops blinking in green. The RF-SH
transceiver has exited linking mode.
12. Launch TrikdisConfig, click the Read [F4] button.
13. There will be a list of registered wireless sensors in the Wireless window of the TrikdisConfig program. The 7-symbol codes
in the Serial No. field must match the sensor codes found on the back of the casing or on the board.
14. The sensors must be assigned to the control panel’s zones and areas (Zones window). After making the changes click
Write [F5].
15. The wireless sensor is now paired to the system.
Note: Deleting wireless sensors from the CG17’s memory:

3. In the Wireless window of TrikdisConfig, specify Disabled in the Device type field on the line of the
wireless sensor that you want to delete and click Write [F5]. The wireless sensor is now deleted from
the CG17’s memory.

4.6.3 Pairing a wireless keyfob (FW2)
1. Make sure that the wireless RF-SH transceiver is linked to the CG17 (see chapter
44.6.1 above).
4. Press and hold the RF-SH module’s LEARN button until the LEARN LED indicator starts
blinking in green.
6. The green blinking LEARN LED indicator shows that the RF-SH is in wireless device linking
mode.
7. Press buttons 3 and 4 on the wireless controller and hold. A LED indicator will start
blinking in yellow. After a few seconds it will stop and a green indicator will light up for a
short period of time.
8. Release the buttons 3 and 4. The wireless controller is linked.
11. Launch TrikdisConfig, click Read [F4].
12. In the TrikdisConfig software window Wireless, the text Keyfob must appear in the Device type field and the field Serial
No. must have a 7-symbol code matching the code on the back of the remote keyfob.
13. In the Area field specify the security system area that the wireless controller will control (arm / disarm).
14. In the User field specify the user’s number.
15. You can assign additional functions to the controller’s buttons 3 and 4 (Arm, Disarm area; Silent alarm; Panic alarm).
16. After making the changes click Write [F5].
17. The wireless controller is now paired to the system.
Note: Reverting the remote controller to default settings:

1. Press buttons 2 and 3 at once and hold until the indicator starts blinking in green and red.
2. You can release the buttons when the indicator stops blinking. The controller’s memory is cleared.
4.6.4 Pairing a wireless siren (FW2)

1. Make sure that the wireless RF-SH transceiver is linked to the CG17 (see chapter 44.6.1 above).
3. Remove the lid from the RF-SH transciever.
6. The green blinking LEARN LED indicator shows that the RF-SH is in wireless device registration mode.
7. Remove the lid from the siren.
8. Connect a power supply to the siren.
9. The flash of the siren will blink rarely for 30 seconds. When the indicator stops blinking, the siren is ready for linking.
10. Press and hold the LEARN button on the siren’s board.
11. The flash will start to blink.
12. Release the button. When the flash stops blinking, the siren will have linked.
receiver has exited linking mode.
16. In the TrikdisConfig software window Wireless, the text Siren must appear in the Device type field and the field Serial No.
must have a 7-symbol code matching the code on the board of the siren.
17. Enter an area number in the Area field and click Write [F5].
18. The wireless siren is now fully paired to the system.

Note: Reverting the wireless siren to default settings:
1. Remove the lid from the siren.
2. Disconnect the power from the siren.
3. Press the LEARN button on the siren’s board and turn on the power.
4. Hold the LEARN button until the siren’s flash blinks 3 times.
5. Release the LEARN button. The siren’s flash will blink in rare intervals for another 30 seconds.
6. The flash will stop binking. The wireless siren’s default settings have been restored.
4.6.5 Pairing wireless sensors (SH)

1. Make sure that the RF-SH transceiver is paired to the CG17 (see chapter 44.6.1 above).
6. The green blinking LEARN LED indicator shows that the RF-SH is in wireless sensor linking mode.
7. Insert a battery into the wireless sensor and wait until the sensor’s LED indicators stop blinking. When the linking process is
complete, the green LED indicator will light up on the sensor for 3 seconds and then it will turn off.
8. If the linking process fails, the LED indicator will stop blinking. Remove the battery, wait for ~10 seconds and repeat the
linking process.
12. There will be a list of registered wireless sensors in the Wireless window of the TrikdisConfig program. The 7-symbol codes
in the Serial No. field must match the sensor codes found on the back of the casing or on the board.
13. The sensors must be assigned to the control panel’s zones and areas (Zones window). After making the changes click
Write [F5].
14. The wireless sensor is now paired to the system.
Note: Deleting wireless sensors from the CG17’s memory:

3. In the Wireless window of TrikdisConfig, specify Disabled in the Device type field on the line of the
wireless sensor that you want to delete and click Write [F5]. The wireless sensor is now deleted from
the CG17’s memory.
4.6.6 Pairing a wireless keypad (SH)

1. Make sure that the wireless RF-SH transceiver is linked to the CG17 (see chapter 44.6.1 above).
6. The green blinking LEARN LED indicator shows that the RF-SH is in wireless device linking mode.
7. Insert batteries into the keyboard and wait for the LED indicator to stop blinking in red and green. When the linking
process is complete, the LED indicator will light up in green for 3 seconds and then it will turn off.
receiver has exited linking mode.

11. In the TrikdisConfig software window Wireless, the text Keypad SH must appear in the Device type field and the field Serial
No. must have a 7-symbol code matching the code on the back of the keypad.
12. Specify an area number in the Area field and enter a user’s number in the User field.
13. After making the changes click Write [F5].
14. The wireless keyboard is now paired to the system.
Note: Removing wireless sensors from the CG17’s memory:

3. In the Device type field of the TrikdisConfig window Wireless, instead of Keyboard SH, specify Disabled
and click Write [F5]. The wireless keyboard is now removed from the CG17’s memory.
“Zones” window
“Zones settings” tab

 Zone No – the zone’s number on the list.
 Input – choose a CG17 or external module input IN to assign to the zone.
 Area – assign a zone to an area.
 Definition – you can assign every zone one of these functions:
o Delay – for connecting a magnetic entrance door contact. You can set entry and exit times for this type of zone.
After the alarm is armed, the violation of the “Delay” zone is allowed within the exit time. If the zone is still violated
when the time is up, outputs OUT “Siren” and “Flash” are turned on and alarm reports are sent.
When the alarm is armed, a violation of the “Delay” zone starts the entry time counter, during which the alarm must
be disarmed. If the alarm is still not disarmed when the time is up, outputs OUT “Siren” and “Flash” are turned on and
alarm reports are sent.
o Interior – for connecting a movement sensor to the entry door.
When the alarm is armed, if the “Interior” zone is violated, OUT outputs “Siren” and “Flash” are turned on and alarm
reports are sent.
If the alarm is armed and the first zone to be violated is the “Delay” zone, the “Interior” zone may also be violated
during the set entry time. If the alarm is not disarmed when the set entry time is up, outputs OUT “Siren” and “Flash”
are turned on and alarm reports are sent.
o Instant – for connecting movement sensors. If the “Instant” zone is violated when the alarm is armed, OUT outputs
“Siren” and “Flash” are turned on and a message about the alarm being triggered is sent.
o Fire – for connecting fire sensors. If this zone is violated, OUT outputs “Siren” and “Flash” are turned on immediately
and a message about the event is sent.
o Keyswitch – for connecting a keypad or other switch. If the switch violates this zone the security alarm will be armed
or disarmed. The alarm will be armed again after the set Exit time passes.

o 24 hours – for connecting glass break and tamper detectors. If this zone is violated, OUT outputs “Siren” and “Flash”
are turned on immediately and a message about the event is sent.
o Silent – if the alarm armed and this zone is violated, an event message will immediately be sent, but “Siren” and “Flash”
output signals will not be formed.
o SIlent 24h – for connecting panic buttons. If this zone is violated, an event message will immediately be sent regardless
of the state of the security system, but “Siren” and “Flash” output signals will not be formed.
 Type – choose the type of circuit connected to the zone input IN from the list: NC – normally closed, NO – normally open,
EOL – end of line 10 kΩ resistor.
 Bypass – tick this box if you want to bypass a zone and ignore when it is triggered.
 Force – tick this box if you want to allow arming the security system with an open zone. If the alarm is armed, violating
the zone that is in “Force” mode will trigger the alarm.
 CMS– if the box is ticked, event messages for this zone will be sent to CMS (Central monitoring station) and to Protegus
cloud.
 Delay –input IN zone reaction time, in miliseconds.
 CID code – Contact ID codes for events. The code will be set automatically when you choose a zone definition.
“SMS & Call reporting“ tab
This window will only show if at least one user is added in the “Users & Reporting” window.
 Zn – zone number with event identification word. Can be “Event” or “Restore”.
 SMS text – description of the zone event that will be used in SMS messages sent to users.
 SMS/Call – tick the ways in which users will be informed about events – SMS messages and/or calls.
“PGM” window
“Outputs” tab
 PGM No– the PGM’s number on the list.

 PGM output – assign the CG17’s or external device’s outputs OUT to a PGM.
 Areas – assign an output OUT to an area.

 Output definition – choose operational mode for the output OUT.
o Siren – for connecting a siren.
o Remote Control – for controlling external devices.
o Fire sensor reset – for resetting a fire sensor after triggering.
o System state – for connecting a security system state indicator. E.g., a LED can display when the alarm is armed /
disarmed.
o Flash – if the alarm is armed a line signal is formed, if it is triggered – a pulse type signal. The signal is cut off when the
alarm is turned off.
o Thermostat - OUT output will be controlled according to the set temperature sensor temperature.
 Pulse time, s – you can set the desired OUT turn on duration from 0 to 9999 seconds.
“Set Action” tab
 ID – output’s number on the list.

 Enable – enables the PGM.
 PGM No. – choose the desired PGM output OUT that will be controlled when the event specified in the columns Factor,
Factor No., Start when, Set value happens.
 Action:
o PGM OFF – state of output OUT – “Off”.
o PGM ON – state of output OUT – “On”.
o Pulse OFF – initial state of output OUT - „On“. After a command the OUT state will become “Off” during the Pulse
time, and later it will automatically return to the initial “On” state.
o Pulse ON – initial state of output OUT - „Off“. After a command the OUT state will become “On” during the Pulse time,
and later it will automatically return to the initial “Off” state.
 Pulse time, s – you can set the pulse time anywhere from 0 to 9999 seconds.
 Factor/Factor No. – choose which event (Zone, Schedule, Jamming, Sensor lost, iButton, Protect enable, Protect disable)
turns on the output OUT.
o You can assign a schedule to an output to turn the output on at specified times. In the Scheduler tab, you can prepare
10 schedules.
 Start when – you can set an additional condition when to turn on the output OUT depending on the Factor event.
 Set value – depending on the selected condition in the Factor column (SMS received, Sensor), you can set the value (text
of the incoming SMS message or specify the voltage or temperature value) that will be used to control the PGM output.
The text of the SMS message can be distinguished be the % symbols. % symbol separates the PGM control keyword from
all SMS text.
%.....% - the text portion of an incoming SMS message must match the text entered between % symbols (example:
%sMS%. In the SMS message text should contain the text „sMS“. Example of SMS message: 1155sMS332).
.....% - the start of the text of the incoming SMS message must match the text recorded before the % symbol (example:
sMS%. The SMS message text must start the text „sMS“. Example of SMS message: sMS332).

%..... - the end of the text of the incoming SMS message must match the text recorded after the % symbol (example:
%sMS. The SMS message text must end the text „sMS“. Example of SMS message: 1155sMS).
SMS text messages are important uppercase and lowercase letters.
“Scheduler” tab
 Nr. – schedule’s number on the list.

 Enable – enable the schedule.
 Start time – set the time when OUT will be turned on (schedule start time).
 Stop time – set the time when OUT will be turned off (schedule end time).
o Mon – Sun – you can mark the days of the week when OUT will have to be turned on/off.
“Thermostat” tab
 ID – thermostat’s number on the list.

 PGM No. – specify the number of the PGM output that the thermostat will control.
 Action – specify the thermostat’s operational mode: heat or cool.
 Active – if the box is ticked, the thermostat will work with the chosen temperature sensor according to the set
temperature.
 Sensor No – assign a temperature sensor to a thermostat.
 Temperature – set the temperature that the thermostat will maintain.

“SMS & Call reporting” tab
This window will only show if at least one user is added in the “Users & Reporting” window.
 PGM – output OUT number and turn on/turn off event type (“Event” – output OUT turn on event and “Restore” – OUT
turn off event).
 SMS text – output OUT turn on/turn off event name that will be used in event SMS messages.
 User / SMS and Call – choose which users to inform via SMS message and/or phone call when the output OUT is turned
on/turned off.
“Sensors” window
 ID – sensor’s number on the list.

 Module type – the chosen temperature sensor will be assigned to the ID.
 Sensor name – give the temperature sensor a name.
 Max – when the temperature is higher than this setting, an event message will be generated. For an event message to
be generated, the High box must be ticked.
 Min – when the temperature is lower than this setting, an event message will be generated. For an event message to be
generated, the Low box must be ticked.

“System events” window
“Events” tab
 ID – event’s number on the list.

 Event name – event name.
 Enable – enable event recognition.
 CMS/Prot. – messages about chosen event will be sent to the CMS and/or to Protegus cloud.
 CID code – event’s Contact ID code.
 SMS event text – event SMS message text.
 SMS restore text – SMS message text of restore event.
“SMS & Call reporting” tab
This tab will only show if at least one user is added in the “Users & Reporting” window.
 ID – event number and identification word (Event, Restore).
 Event SMS text – text that will be used in event SMS messages.
 User – choose how to inform users about every type of event – via SMS message and/or phone call.

“Events Log” window
 Read Log button – for reading the event journal entries from the device’s memory.
 Clear Log button – for clearing the event journal entries from the device’s memory.
 You can find the Event No., Time, CID code, Event definition in the table. Up to 1000 events saved in the CG17’s memory
can be displayed in the Events Log.
Restoring default settings

To restore the control panel’s default settings, click the Restore button in the TrikdisConfig program.
Remote control
Control with Protegus app
Using Protegus users can control their security system remotely. They can also see the system state and receive notifications
about system events.
1. Download and launch the Protegus app or use the browser version www.protegus.eu/login.
2. Log in with your user name and password or register and create a new account.
3. Click Add new system and enter the CG17’s IMEI code in the “Unique ID” field. You can find this number on the device or
packaging sticker.

IMPORTANT: When adding the CG17 to Protegus:

1. The Protegus cloud service must be enabled. Turning on the service is described in chapter 34.4“Users
& Reporting“ window (settings group “PROTEGUS cloud”);
2. An activated SIM card must be inserted and the PIN code must be entered or disabled;
3. The power must be on (“POWER” LED must be green solid);
4. Must be connected to the network (“NETWORK” LED must be green solid and blink yellow).
If “NETWORK” or “DATA” is yellow solid, the device is unable to connect to GSM and/or Protegus.
5.1.1 Arming/disarming the alarm system with Protegus

1. Go to Protegus app and in system window press the “lock” button.
2. In the menu, select the mode you wish to turn on and enter the user code (default – 1234).
3. When the system changes the mode, the “lock” icon will change too.
5.1.2 Add other users to Protegus

1. In the Protegus application, in the system window, go to menu Settings and then go to System users.
2. Press editing button at the available user row.
3. In the window that opens enter the user information:
 After entering the user‘s email address, the user will get access to Protegus;
 After entering phone number, the user will be able to control the system via phone calls or SMS;
 After entering user code, the user will get a separate password to control the system. Without this code, the user will
be able to control the system with Master or other user‘s password.
4. When you enter all users, press button to save the changes.

Control using SMS commands

1. Arm or disarm the security system with SMS commands
ARM xxxxxx SYS:x
DISARM xxxxxx SYS:x
xxxxxx 6-symbol administrator password (default – 123456)
x Area number of the security system (1-8)
2. Change the administrator password
To ensure safety, change the default administrator SMS password. Send an SMS message of this format:
PSW 123456 xxxxxx
123456 Default administrator password
xxxxxx New 6-symbol administrator password
3. Allow other users to control
Only phone numbers on the user list can control the system using SMS messages or phone calls. From an administrator
phone, send SMS messages with other people’s phone numbers and names to allow them to control the system:
SETN xxxxxx PHONEx=+PHONENR#NAME
xxxxxx 6-symbol administrator password
x User’s number on the list. (If you write 1 as the user number, you will transfer your
administrator’s rights to another user).
PHONENR User’s phone number
NAME User’s name
4. Reset the smoke detectors
Reset the smoke detectors remotely using an SMS message:
FRS xxxxxx
xxxxxx 6-digit administrator password
Note: The output OUT that the fire sensors are connected to must have type “Restore fire sensors” set. Output 5 OUT
has this type set by default.
SMS commands list

Command Data Description
INFO Request information about the controller. Controller type, IMEI number,
serial number and firmware version will be included in the answer.

E.g.: INFO 123456
RESET Reset the device. E.g.: RESET 123456
OUTPUTx ON Turn on an output, “x” is the output number. E.g.: OUTPUT1 123456 ON
OFF Turn off an output, “x” is the output number.
E.g.: OUTPUT1 123456 OFF
PULSE=ttt Turn on an output for a specified time - “x” is the OUT output number,
and “ttt” is a three-digit number that specifies pulse time in seconds.
E.g.: OUTPUT1 123456 PULSE=002
PSW New password Change password. E.g.: PSW 123456 654123
TIME YYYY/MM/DD,12:00:00 Set date and time. E.g.: TIME 123456 2018/01/03,12:23:00
TXTA Object name Save an object name. E.g.: TXTA 123456 House
TXTE Z1=<Text> Customize zone alarm SMS message: Z1...Z12 – input zone number.
........ E.g.: TXTE 123456 Z1=ALARM in Zone1
Z12=<Text>
TXTR Z1=<Text> Customize zone restore text: Z1...Z12 – input zone number.
........ E.g.: TXTR 123456 Z1=Restore Zone1
Z12=<Text>
RDR PhoneNR#SMStext Forward SMS messages to the specified number. The phone number
must start with a "+" sign and international country code.
E.g.: RDR 123456 +37061234567#forwarded text
ASKI Send SMS message about statuses of inputs IN. E.g.: ASKI 123456
ASKO Send SMS message about statuses of outputs OUT. E.g.: ASKO 123456
ASKT Send SMS message with values of all temperature sensors.
E.g.: ASKT 123456
DISARM SYS:x Disarm the alarm, “x” is the area number (1-8).
E.g.: DISARM 123456 SYS:1
ARM SYS:x Arm the alarm, “x” is the area number (1-8). E.g.: ARM 123456 SYS:1
FRS Resets the fire sensor’s output, if the output OUT is assigned the
function “Restore fire sensors”. E.g.: FRS 123456
SETN PhoneX=PhoneNR#Name Add a phone number, username and assign it to user “x”. “x” is the
phone number’s line on the list. The phone number must start with a "+"
symbol and international country code. The phone number and
username must be separated by a # symbol.
E.g.: SETN 123456 PHONE5=+37061234567#JOHN
PhoneX=DEL Delete user’s phone number and name.
E.g.: SETN 123456 PHONE5=DEL
UUSD *Uusd code# Sends a UUSD code to the operator. E.g.: UUSD 123456 *245#
CONNECT Protegus=ON Connect to Protegus coud service.
E.g.: CONNECT 123456 PROTEGUS=ON
Protegus=OFF Disconnect from Protegus cloud service.
E.g.: CONNECT 123456 PROTEGUS=OFF
Code=123456 Protegus cloud service code. E.g.: CONNECT 123456 CODE=123456
IP=0.0.0.0:8000 Specify the main server’s connection channel’s TCP IP and Port.
E.g.: CONNECT 123456 IP=0.0.0.0:8000

IP=0 For turning off the main channel. E.g.: CONNECT 123456 IP=0
ENC=123456 TRK encryption key. E.g.: CONNECT 123456 ENC=123456
APN=Internet APN name. E.g.: CONNECT 123456 APN=INTERNET
USER=user APN user. E.g.: CONNECT 123456 USER=User
PSW=password APN password. E.g.: CONNECT 123456 PSW=Password
SETHx The settings are for thermostat "x". "X" is the thermostat number, which
can be 1,2,3,4.
Ty=45 Sets the temperature of the „y“ mode (4 modes can be assigned).
E.g. (assign the first thermostat to the second mode at + 45oC):
SETH1 123456 T2=45
Sy=2 Sets the number of the temperature sensor in „y“ mode (4 modes can be
assigned) by which the measurement will be made.
E.g. (assign 2 temperature sensors to the second thermostat for the first
mode): SETH2 123456 S1=2
O=1 The thermostat is assigned an OUT output (must be set to an OUT
output of "Remote Control" or "Thermostat").
E.g. (assign first output to first thermostat): SETH1 123456 O=1
A=2 Specifies the thermostat operating temperature sensor (select one of the
four thermostat operating temperature sensors specified).
E.g. (assign the first thermostat to the third thermostat temperature
sensor): SETH1 123456 A=3
M=C The operating mode of the thermostat is set: C - cooling; H - heating.
E.g. (set cooling mode for the first thermostat): SETH1 123456 M=С
A single SMS message can change one or more settings. Individual settings
are separated by commas.
E.g.: SETH2 123465 T2=55,S3=5,A=3,O=1,M=H
For the second thermostat set a second temperature of + 55oC; the third
mode will operate according to temperature sensor 5; a mode 3
temperature sensor will be active; assigned to control output 1 OUT;
thermostat operation mode heating.
ASKH Sends settings of all thermostats via SMS. The basic information is
whether the thermostat is on, cooling or heating, the number of the
active thermostat mode, and the values for all set temperatures.
E.g.: ASKH 123456
Control using phone call

Note: If no users have been added to the system, the first one to call the CG17 will become the system administrator
and will be the only one who can control the CG17 using phone calls and SMS commands.
If you want to allow other users to control the system using phone calls, add them with TrikdisConfig or with
SMS commands.
CG17 phone call control commands

Controlling outputs OUT using phone calls:
1. If the security system has 1 area or the user is not assigned the right to control outputs: call the CG17 and the controller
will decline the call. The security system’s protection mode will change to the opposite state.
2. If the user is assigned the right to control outputs OUT and the output OUT is assigned the type “Remote control” (using
TrikdisConfig), or the security system CG17 has 2 or more areas: call the CG17. The CG17 will answer the call and you can
dial commands using the phone keyboard (see table below).

Mobile phone keyboard commands list
Keyboard buttons Function Description
[1] Change protection mode Change the protection mode to the opposite of the current
one. E.g.: 1
[2][output no][#][state no][*] Control selected output Controls a specified output OUT.
OUT State:
[0] – output turned off;
[1] – output turned on;
[2] – turned off for pulse time;
[3] – turned on for pulse time;
(pulse time is specified in the TrikdisConfig software,
“PGM” table)
[*] – this symbol shows the end of the command.
E.g. (turn on the output 5OUT): 21#1*
E.g. (turn on the output 6OUT for Pulse time specified in
the TrikdisConfig “PGM” table): 22#3*
[6][area no][#] Arm specified area of the E.g. (arm alarm area no. 2): 62#
security system
[7][area no][#] Disarm specified area of E.g. (disarm alarm area no. 1): 71#
the security system
Recording event voice messages

This function allows to save an event voice message to the CG17’s memory. When an event happens and the user answers a call
from the CG17, the event voice message will be played. Default event voice messages in English are set. The default voice
message recordings can be changed:
1. Call the CG17.
2. Using the keyboard, dial [3][#][event message numeric code][#].
3. Speak. The event message recording can be up to 3 seconds long.
4. You can listen to the recording by dialling [4].
5. To save the voice recording to the CG17’s memory, dial [5].
Note: GPRS connectivity channels (main and backup IP connectivity channels, Protegus) must be turned off while making
the voice recordings. After making the voice recordings, the connectivity channels must be turned back on.
Recording of voice messages

Keyboard buttons Function Description
[3][#]event message number Recording of voice message The command allows to change the voice recording.
code][#] E.g. (voice message about alarm in zone 10): 3#10#
[4] Replaying the recorded voice Command for replaying the recording. E.g.: 4
[5] Save the recorded voice This command saves the voice message to the CG17’s
memory. E.g.: 5
[*][3] Record the message again If you made a mistake while saying the event name, dial [*]
and dial the number [3] for recording a voice message again.
E.g.: *3

Event codes for recording voice messages
Numerical code of Event message meaning Numerical code of Event message meaning
event message event message
From 1 to 12 Danger! Zone (1-12) alarm 113 Malfunction! Battery voltage insufficient
From 13 to 24 Restore. Zone (1-12) restore 114 Restore. Battery voltage sufficient
From 25 to 36 Output (1-12) tuned on 115 Malfunction! No AC
From 37 to 48 Output (1-12) turned off 116 Restore. AC is restored
From 49 to 56 Danger! Temperature of sensor (1- 117 Periodic test
8) is too high
From 57 to 64 Restore. Temperature of sensor (1- 118 Security system armed
8) down to normal
From 65 to 72 Danger! Temperature of sensor (1- 119 Security system disarmed
8) is too low
From 73 to 80 Restore. Temperature of sensor (1- 120 Danger! GSM jamming!
8) up to normal
From 81 to 88 Malfunction. No contact with 121 Restore after GSM jamming
sensor (1-8)
From 89 to 96 Restore. Contact with sensor (1-8) 122 Arming of alarm
From 97 to 104 Malfunction. No connection to From 123 to 134 Bypass of zone (1-12)
RS485 module (1-8)
From 105 to 112 Restore. Connection with RS485 From 135 to 146 Bypass of zone (1-12) inactive
module (1-8)
Setting parameters remotely

IMPORTANT: Remote configuration will only work when:
1. The Protegus cloud service is enabled. Turning on the service is described in chapter 44.4“Users &
Reporting“ window (settings group „PROTEGUS cloud“);
2. An activated SIM card is inserted and the PIN code is entered or disabled;
3. The power is on (“POWER” LED is green solid);
4. Is connected to the network (“NETWORK” LED is green solid and blinks yellow).
1. Download the software TrikdisConfig from www.trikdis.com .

2. Make sure that the controller is connected to the Internet and that connection with Protegus is enabled.
3. Launch the configuration software TrikdisConfig and in the Unique ID field of the Remote Access group enter the IMEI
number of your CG17 (the IMEI number can be found on stickers on the back of the device and on the packaging).
4. In the field System Name give a name to the CG17 with this IMEI. Click Configure.
5. Click the button Read [F4] and the program will read the parameter values currently set on the CG17. If a window for
entering the Administrator code appears, enter the 6-symbol administrator code. If you want the program to remember
the code, tick the box next to Remember password and click the button Write [F5].
6. Make the desired changes to the settings of the CG17 and click Write [F5]. If you want to disconnect from the CG17 click
Disconnect and exit the TrikdisConfig program.

Remote control with TrikdisConfig
1. Download the configuration software TrikdisConfig from www.trikdis.com/ (enter “TrikdisConfig” in the search field) and
install it.
2. Make sure the control panel is connected to the internet. The Protegus cloud service must be enabled.
3. Launch the configuration software TrikdisConfig and in the Unique ID field of the Remote Access group enter the IMEI
number of your CG17 (the IMEI number can be found on stickers on the back of the device and on the packaging).
4. Click Control.
5. Enter the Self-service code (default code – 123456) and press the OK button.
6. The Remote control window opens,where you can control the control panel Area, monitor Zone states, control PGM
outputs and monitor the Temperature.
7. Partitions tab. Press Disarm (or ARM) button and enter the user code and the security control panel area will be Arm (or
Disarm).

8. Zones tab. This windows shows the status of the zones. The Bypass of zone can be activated.
9. PGM outputs tab. In this windows, you can control PGM outputs that are set to Remote control.
10. Temperature tab. In this window, you can monitor the readings of temperature sensors.

Testing of the installation

When configuration and installation are finished, test the system:
1. Check if the power is on;
2. Check the network connectivity (NETWORK indicator): sufficient GSM signal strength is level 5 (green solid for 4 seconds
and five yellow flashes). Sufficient 3G signal strength is level 3 (green solid for 4 seconds ant three yellow flashes). If the
red TROUBLE light blinks 5 times, find another place to mount the CG17;
3. To test the CG17’s inputs, enable them and check if the correct messages reach the recipients;
4. To test the CG17’s outputs, activate them remotely and check if the correct messages reach the recipients and the outputs
are activated correctly;
5. Test the alarm to make sure that the central monitoring station accepts the events correctly.
Updating firmware of the CG17

Note: When the CG17 is connected to TrikdisConfig, the program will automatically offer to update the firmware if
updates are available. Internet connection is required for this function.
If antivirus software is installed on your computer, it may block the automatic firmware update function. In this
case you will have to reconfigure your antivirus software.
The CG17’s firmware can be updated or changed manually. All prior CG17 settings remain after the update. When the firmware
is changed manually, it can be upgraded or downgraded.
Complete these steps:
1. Launch TrikdisConfig.
2. Connect the CG17 to a computer using a USB Mini-B cable or connect to the CG17 remotely. If a newer version of firmware
is available, the program will offer to install it.
3. Open the Firmware window.

4. Click the button Open firmware and choose the required firmware file. If you do not have the file, the newest firmware
file can be downloaded by registered users from www.trikdis.com , in the CG17 downloads section.
5. Click the update button Update [F12].
6. Wait for the update to complete.

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Cellular security control panel CG17

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Works with Protegus app:

Notifies users about events:

Remote system and output control:

Supports these expanders:

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1. SMA type connector for GSM antenna

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LED indication of operation

Components necessary for installation

Quick configuration with TrikdisConfig software

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3. Using a USB Mini-B cable connect the CG17 to the computer.

Settings for connection with Protegus app

1. Enter SIM card PIN code.

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3. Tick the checkbox Enable connection to the Protegus Cloud.

Settings for connection with Central Monitoring Station

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9. (Recommended) Configure Backup channel settings.

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Note: Make sure that the SIM card is activated.

Schematics for connecting inputs

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 Connecting a two-wire smoke detector

b) using an EOL zone (or NO, no resistor).

Schematics for connecting a temperature sensor

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Schematics for connecting contact key readers

Schematic for connecting a wireless sensor RF-SH transceiver

Schematics for connecting iO series expander modules

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Schematics for connecting keypad Crow CR-16

Schematics for connecting a siren

Schematics for connecting iO series extension modules

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Schematics for connecting of the fuel level sensor Strela RS485

3. Set View mode Standart.

5. When the sensor is connected to DUTConfig, a box Connection: on appears.

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9. Change the View mode to Extended.

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12. Click the Disconnect button.

Schematics for connecting a battery

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DC Voltage measurement with CG17

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 Enable – enables the PGM.

Schematic for connecting the W485 WiFi module

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Setting parameters using TrikdisConfig software

3. Connect the CG17 to a computer using a USB Mini-B cable.

Description of TrikdisConfig status bar

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“System Options” window