Report events to the IPR512 GPRS/IP Monitoring Receiver and/or IPRS-7 IP/GPRS PC Receiver Software
Report via text message (up to 16 cell phone numbers)
Control panel communication supervision
End-user can arm or disarm the system by sending a text message (SMS) to the PCS250
Send pre-recorded voice messages to up to 8 telephone numbers to report alarms using the optional VDMP3 Paradox Plug-in Voice Module (GSM mode)
Simple installation with 4-wire serial connection
Optional rod antenna can be installed up to 18m (60ft) from the module using optional antenna cable extensions depending on the local signal strength
128-bit (MDS) and 256-bit (AES) encryption (GPRS mode)
Increase the distance between the panel and the PCS250 module with an RS485 link (GSM mode only via e-bus). A CVT485 module must be added to the panel in order to accomplish this
Report via GSM (CID, SIA)
EN 50131 grade 3
PCS250G GPRS/GSM Communicator Module Supports SWAN Server
The PCS250G GPRS Communicator Module, leverages the GPRS data channel to provide wireless communication solutions for Paradox control panels. It offers reliable and fast communication between properties and their respective monitoring stations, the PCS250G is the vital link that keeps you connected.
Using cellular networks, the PCS250G reports to the monitoring station's automation software via GPRS, ensuring that all communication is fast, reliable, and stable. The PCS250G can be used as a backup to a traditional landline, or as a primary communicator where no landline is available. It also adds remote home control capabilities to a system, allowing you to arm/disarm with a simple text message (SMS). Feel safe by taking control of your system, wherever you are.
With its contemporary design, and a modern hi-tech finish, the PCS250G GPRS Communicator Module enables Paradox systems to be remotely controlled, continuously monitored, and reliably connected at all times.
Features
Compact, sleek design
Instant notification of panel supervision loss
Easily arm/disarm the system via SMS
Report alarms by text messages to up to 16 cellular phone numbers
Simple installation with 4-wire serial connection
Supports 2 GSM provider SIM cards for provider redundancy
Tamper switch support
Optional rod antenna can be installed up to 18m (60ft) from the module using optional antenna cable extensions depending on the local signal strength
In GPRS mode, messages are secured with 128-bit (MD5) and 256-bit (AES) encryption
Certification: EN 50136 ATS 5 Class II, Certification Body Intertek
The PCS265 delivers 4G/3G/2G communication or GSM reporting data exchange solutions for Paradox systems.
It provides reliable reporting and two-way communication between Paradox control panels and their respective monitoring stations, as well as personal messaging.
It is also future ready supporting access from the Paradox smartphone application.
Features
4G (3.75G) reporting speed of system data to IPR512 Monitoring Receiver or IPRS-7 IP/GPRS
3G / 2G auto connect if 4G not available
Two SIM cards support for provider redundancy
Control panel communication supervision
Future ready (third quarter 2016) for smartphone application access
Arm or disarm the system via text message (SMS) to the PCS260/265
4-wire installation
Dual tamper switch (wall and cover removal)
Encrypted communication (128-bit)
Li-ion battery (included) allows operation when panel power is lost for backup reporting
RS-485 connection to panel, allows up to 100m with battery charge
Will report panel loss in case of cut wires or loss of power
The PCS260 delivers 4G/3G/2G communication or GSM reporting data exchange solutions for Paradox systems.
It provides reliable reporting and two-way communication between Paradox control panels and their respective monitoring stations, as well as personal messaging.
It is also future ready supporting access from the Paradox smartphone application.
Features
4G (3.75G) reporting speed of system data to IPR512 Monitoring Receiver or IPRS-7 IP/GPRS
3G / 2G auto connect if 4G not available
Two SIM cards support for provider redundancy
Control panel communication supervision
Future ready (third quarter 2016) for smartphone application access
Arm or disarm the system via text message (SMS) to the PCS260/265
