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M200
USER/INSTALLER MANUAL

V1.8
REV. 04/2024
 INDEX

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 6

THE DEVICE 11
TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS 11
VISUAL APPEARANCE 12

INSTALLATION 14
WIRING AND FIXING 14
IMPORTANT NOTES 15
CONNECTIONS 15

PRE-CONFIGURATION 16
PERMISSION LEVELS 16

CONFIGURATION BY BLUETOOTH 17
QUICK SETUP 17

CONFIGURATION BY SMS 20
SMS FUNCTIONS 21

OWNER SETTINGS 26
ADD OWNER 26
CHANGE OWNER PASSWORD 26
TRANSFER OF OWNER 26
BLOCK/UNBLOCK SMS RESPONSES 26
EDIT OWNER NAME 27
NEW VISITOR/ADMINISTRATOR MOBILE DEVICE 27

ADMINISTRATOR SETTINGS 28
CHANGE VISITOR TO ADMINISTRATOR 28
CHANGE ADMINISTRATOR TO VISITOR 28
ADD ADMINISTRATOR WITH JUST THE NUMBER 28
ADD ADMINISTRATOR WITH JUST THE NUMBER AND NAME 28
DELETE ADMINISTRATOR 28

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DELETE ALL ADMINISTRATORS 29

CHANGE PASSWORD 29
RESET PASSWORD 29
EDIT ADMINISTRATOR NAME 29

VISITORS SETTINGS 30
ADD VISITOR WITH JUST THE NUMBER 30
ADD VISITOR WITH JUST THE NUMBER AND NAME 30
ADD VISITOR WITH ACCESS MANAGEMENT 30
ADD VISITOR WITH ACCESS MANAGEMENT 31
DISABLE VISITOR DAYS LIMIT 32
EDIT VISITOR ENTRY AND EXIT TIMES 32
DELETE ALL VISITORS 32
DELETE VISITOR 32
EDIT VISITOR NAME 33
EDIT VISITOR START DATE 33
ACTIVATE AND SET VISITOR DAYS LIMIT 33
CHANGE PASSWORD 33

CHECK M200 INFORMATION 34

CHECK USER 34
CHECK A VISITOR'S HOURS 34
CHECK LIMITATION BY DAYS OF THE WEEK 34
CHECK A VISITOR'S START DATE 35
CHECK DURATION OF DAYS OF A VISITOR 35
CHECK SIM CARD 4G SIGNAL 35
CHECK LAST CALL 35
HEAR ALARM SOUND 35
CHECK MICROSIM CARD BALANCE 36
CHECK RELAY 1 STATUS 36
CHECK RELAY 1 IMPULSE TYPE 36
CHECK RELAY 1 TIME 36
CHECK RELAY 1 OPERATING MODE 36
CHECK RELAY 2 STATUS 37

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CHECK RELAY 2 IMPULSE TYPE 37

CHECK RELAY 2 TIME 37
CHECK RELAY 2 OPERATING MODE 37
CHECK INPUT 1 STATUS 37
CHECK INPUT 2 STATUS 37

RELAY 1 CONFIGURATION 38
ACTIVATE RELAY 1 38
DISABLE RELAY 1 38
CHANGE RELAY 1 TIME 38
CHANGE RELAY 1 IMPULSE TYPE 38
ACTIVATE ACTION MODE BY CALL ONLY 39

RELAY 2 CONFIGURATION 40
ACTIVATE RELAY 2 40
DISABLE RELAY 2 40
CHANGE RELAY 2 IMPULSE TYPE 40
CHANGE RELAY 2 TIME 40

M200 CONFIGURATION 41
CHANGE BLUETOOTH NAME 41
CHANGE BLUETOOTH NAME 41
RESTORE FACTORY SETTINGS 41
SET UP DAILY ROUTINES 43
CONFIGURE FEEDBACKS 45
ACTIVATE OPERATOR SMS FORWARDING 46
ACTIVATE RELAY 1 WITHOUT CHECKING NUMBER / DOUBLE SMS AUTHENTICATION 47

MOTORLINE PORTAL 48
REGISTRATION ON THE PORTAL 48
BACK TO M200 WITHOUT MOBILE DATA | PAUSE IN DATA TRANSMISSION 50
CONFIGURE AS WIEGAND READER 51
ACTIVATE READER MODE 52
AUTOMATICALLY ADD USERS TO THE READER 53
MANUALLY ADD USERS TO THE READER 54

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USE AS ALARM 55
CONFIGURE AS AN ALARM COMMUNICATOR 55

ACCESS HISTORY 57
ACTIVATE ACCESS HISTORY 57
CHECK HISTORY IN THE APP 57
RECORD OF HISTORY IN CSV FILE 58

IMPORT/EXPORT USERS 59
CREATE A LIST OF USERS THROUGH EXCEL 59
INFORMATION TO USE IN THE EXCEL DOCUMENT 60
UPLOAD THE LIST AND SEND IT TO THE DEVICE 60

TROUBLESHOOTING 61

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SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

This product is certified in accordance with European Community

(EC) safety standards.
This product complies with Directive 2011/65/EU of the European
Parliament and of the Council, of 8 June 2011, on the restriction
of the use of certain hazardous substances in electrical and
electronic equipment and with Delegated Directive (EU) 2015/863
from Commission.
(Applicable in countries with recycling systems). This marking on
the product or literature indicates that the product and electronic
accessories (eg. Charger, USB cable, electronic material, controls,
etc.) should not be disposed of as other household waste at the
end of its useful life. To avoid possible harm to the environment
or human health resulting from the uncontrolled disposal
of waste, separate these items from other types of waste and
recycle them responsibly to promote the sustainable reuse
of material resources. Home users should contact the dealer
where they purchased this product or the National Environment
Agency for details on where and how they can take these items
for environmentally safe recycling. Business users should contact
their vendor and check the terms and conditions of the purchase
agreement. This product and its electronic accessories should
not be mixed with other commercial waste.
This marking indicates that batteries should not be discarded like
other household waste at the end of their useful life. Batteries
must be delivered to selective collection points for recycling.
The different types of packaging (cardboard, plastic, etc.) must be
subject to selective collection for recycling. Separate packaging
and recycle it responsibly.
This marking indicates that the product and electronic accessories
(eg. charger, USB cable, electronic material, controls, etc.) are
susceptible to electric shock by direct or indirect contact with
electricity. Be cautious when handling the product and observe
all safety procedures in this manual.
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GENERAL WARNINGS
• This manual contains very important safety and usage information.
Read all instructions carefully before beginning the installation/
usage procedures and keep this manual in a safe place that it can
be consulted whenever necessary.
• This product is intended for use only as described in this manual.
Any other enforcement or operation that is not mentioned is
expressly prohibited, as it may damage the product and put people
at risk causing serious injuries.
• This manual is intended firstly for specialized technicians, and does
not invalidate the user’s responsibility to read the “User Norms”
section in order to ensure the correct functioning of the product.
• The installation and repair of this product may be done by qualified
and specialized technicians, to assure every procedure are carried
out in accordance with applicable rules and norms. Nonprofessional
and inexperienced users are expressly prohibited of taking any
action, unless explicitly requested by specialized technicians to do
so.
• Installations must be frequently inspected for unbalance and the
wear signals of the cables, springs, hinges, wheels, supports and
other mechanical assembly parts.
• Do not use the product if it is necessary repair or adjustment is
required.
• When performing maintenance, cleaning and replacement of
parts, the product must be disconnected from power supply. Also
including any operation that requires opening the product cover.
• The use, cleaning and maintenance of this product may be carried
out by any persons aged eight years old and over and persons
whose physical, sensorial or mental capacities are lower, or by
persons without any knowledge of the product, provided that
these are supervision and instructions given by persons with
experienced in terms of usage of the product in a safe manner and
who understands the risks and dangers involved.

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• Children shouldn’t play with the product or opening devices to

avoid the motorized door or gate from being triggered involuntarily.
• If the power cable is damaged, it must be replaced by the
manufacturer, after-sales service or similarly qualified personnel
to avoid danger.
• The device must be disconnected from the electrical network when
removing the battery.
• Ensure that blocking is avoided between the actuated part and its
fixed parts due to the opening movement of the actuated part.

WARNINGS FOR TECHNICIANS

• Before beginning the installation procedures, make sure that you
have all the devices and materials necessary to complete the
installation of the product.
• You should note your Protection Index (IP) and operating temperature
to ensure that is suitable for the installation site.
• Provide the manual of the product to the user and let them know
how to handle it in an emergency.
• If the automatism is installed on a gate with a pedestrian door, a
door locking mechanism must be installed while the gate is in motion.
• Do not install the product “upside down” or supported by elements
do not support its weight. If necessary, add brackets at strategic
points to ensure the safety of the automatism.
• Do not install the product in explosive site.
• Safety devices must protect the possible crushing, cutting, transport
and danger areas of the motorized door or gate.
• Verify that the elements to be automated (gates, door, windows,
blinds, etc.) are in perfect function, aligned and level. Also verify if
the necessary mechanical stops are in the appropriate places.
• The control board must be installed on a safe place of any fluid
(rain, moisture, etc.), dust and pests.
• You must route the various electrical cables through protective
tubes, to protect them against mechanical exertions, essentially on

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the power supply cable. Please note that all the cables must enter
the control board from the bottom.
• If the automatism is to be installed at a height of more than 2,5m
from the ground or other level of access, the minimum safety and
health requirements for the use of work equipment workers at the
work of Directive 2009/104/CE of European Parliament and of the
Council of 16 September 2009.
• Attach the permanent label for the manual release as close as
possible to the release mechanism.
• Disconnect means, such as a switch or circuit breaker on the
electrical panel, must be provided on the product’s fixed power
supply leads in accordance with the installation rules.
• If the product to be installed requires power supply of 230Vac or
110Vac, ensure that connection is to an electrical panel with ground
connection.
• The product is only powered by low voltage satefy with control
board (only at 24V motors).
• Parts/products weighing more than 20 kg must be handled with
special care due to the risk of injury. It is recommended to use
suitable auxiliary systems for moving or lifting heavy objects.
• Pay special attention to the danger of falling objects or uncontrolled
movement of doors/gates during the installation or operation of
this product.

WARNINGS FOR USERS

• Keep this manual in a safe place to be consulted whenever necessary.
• If the product has contact with fluids without being prepared, it
must immediately disconnect from the power supply to avoid short
circuits, and consult a specialized technician.
• Ensure that technician has provided you the product manual and
informed you how to handle the product in an emergency.
• If the system requires any repair or modification, unlock the
automatism, turn off the power and do not use it until all safety

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conditions have been met.

• In the event of tripping of circuits breakers of fuse failure, locate
the malfunction and solve it before resetting the circuit breaker or
replacing the fuse. If the malfunction is not repairable by consult
this manual, contact a technician.
• Keep the operation area of the motorized gate free while the gate
in in motion, and do not create strength to the gate movement.
• Do not perform any operation on mechanical elements or hinges if
the product is in motion.

RESPONSABILITY
• Supplier disclaims any liability if:
• Product failure or deformation result from improper installation
use or maintenance!
• Safety norms are not followed in the installation, use and
maintenance of the product.
• Instructions in this manual are not followed.
• Damaged is caused by unauthorized modifications
• In these cases, the warranty is voided.

MOTORLINE ELECTROCELOS SA.

Travessa do Sobreiro, nº29
4755-474 Rio Côvo (Santa Eugénia)
Barcelos, Portugal

SYMBOLS LEGEND:
• Important safety notices • Potentiometer
information
• Useful information • Connectors
information
• Programming information • Buttons information

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 THE DEVICE
TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS
M200 allows to control remotely doors, gates
• Power supply 12-24Vac or 12-36Vdc
and parking systems. In addition, it is possible
to commute equipments that requires turning 200mA in stand-by
your system on or off at distance, such as • Consumption (2A when command is
alarms, heat pumps and/or air conditioners. received)

All settings can be made via SMS or Bluetooth, • Max. commute

1A at 60Vdc
which also allows to operate the outputs. In capacity
addition, communication via phone call with
• Operating
M200, which can be used to give opening or -20°C ~ +55°C
temperature
closing orders, is carried out for FREE, as the
communicator rejects the call and executes the • SIM Card microSIM (not included)
given order.
• SD Card microSD (not included)
Main features:
CR1225 battery - 3v - 48
• Capacity up to 1000 users; • Battery
mah
• Possibility to define up to 8 routines/day with
option of time interval; 4G LTE/GSM
• Routine exception days can be defined (e.g.:
holidays, vacations, etc); Quad-band
• Create users with restriction by time interval • M200 frequencies 850/900/1800/1900MHz
(hours/days/weeks) up to 90 days max.; (Europe) LTE-FDD B1/B3/B5/B7/
• Possibility to set user permission start day; B8/B20/B28
• Communicator for alarm, to make a call and/or
SMS when the alarm is triggered; 850/900/1800/1900 GSM
• M200-LA
• Two inputs with the possibility of sending GSM: B2/B3/B5/B8
frequencies
feedback via SMS; LTE: B2/B3/B4/B5/B7/
(Latin America)
• Two relay outputs with the possibility of B8/B28/B66
operating separately, to control automations; GSM850/EGSM900: Class 4
• Check microSIM card balance; (33 dBm ±2 dB)
• Definition of 3 types of user (owner, • Transmission DCS1800/PCS1900: Class
administrator and guest); power 1 (30 dBm ±2 dB)
• Possibility of using a memory card to register LTE-FDD: Class 3
all activity in the last 12 months; (23 dBm ±2 dB)
• Use of batteries to keep time in case of power
failure. • Max capacity of
1000 contacts
users

BLUETOOTH

• Bluetooth version 5.0

• Frequency range 2402 – 2480 MHz
• Output power 18 dBm
• Communication
<30m
distance

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VISUAL APPEARANCE

LED POW
LED NET
LED STAT
LED ACT

MicroSIM
Slot

MicroSD slot
Antenna

(Optional)

COM2 NO2 COM1 NO1 12-36 12-24

V dc V ac

REMOVA
BLE COV
ER
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

20mm 78mm

60mm
100,50mm

M200
4G LTE
85mm

INPUTS OUT 2 OUT 1 12-36VDC

12-24VAC
AC/DC
AC/DC
COM

COM
NO

NO

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VISUAL APPEARANCE

LED POW

Off No power
On With power
LED NET

Blinks at 2 sec intervals Looking for network

Blinks at 0.5 sec intervals Registered on the network
Blinks at 0.1 sec intervals Transferring data
Always on Incoming call
LED STAT

Off The module is inactive

On The module is active and working

LED ACT

When M200 is trying to register to the

network
On No pause
When M200 has no microSIM card
M200 starting inserted
Blinks 4 times In setup for 30 sec.
1 sec. pause
Blinks 2 times In Reset Mode for 1 min.
Blinks 1 time 1 sec. pause Not connected to the Cloud
Blinks 1 time Excellent network signal
M200 in
Blinks 2 times Good network signal
operation 2 sec. pause
Blinks 3 times Weak network signal
Blinks 4 times Very Weak Network Signal
CONNECTORS Nº CONNECTION DESCRIPTION

1 Input 2
INPUTS 2 Common
3 Input 1
4 COM2 Common Relay 2
OUT2
5 NO2 Output Relay 2 NO
6 COM1 Common Relay 1
OUT1
7 NO1 Output Relay 1 NO
8 12-36 Vdc
POWER SUPPLY Power input
9 12-24 Vac

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WIRING AND FIXING

FIXING HOLES

40mm

02
03
04
04

04
01 04

01

CABLING - OPTION 1
Cable exits from behind, into
the wall.
Open with a screwdriver 1 of
the holes marked for cableway.

CABLING - OPTION 2
Cable comes out from below.
In this case the cable is visible from
the front and must open the tear in the
cover, to pass the cable, as indicated in
the image.

FIXATION
1 • Remove the cover of the machine by pulling on the side hooks.
2 • Mark the 2 fixing holes.
3 • Drill the holes.
4 • Attach the equipment using appropriate bushings and screws.

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IMPORTANT NOTES

• The device initialization process should last approximately 30 seconds.

• The MicroSIM card must have balance during initial setup if you want to configure via
SMS.
Otherwise the device cannot send feedback notifications.
• To keep the MicroSIM card active, the device automatically sends itself an SMS every 2
months.*
*This operation may incur costs. For more information, check your service provider.

CONNECTIONS

1 • For the M200 to work, it is necessary in the first configuration to insert the MicroSIM
card in the slot before making the connections.

2 • Connect the device's outputs and inputs to the desired devices.

3 • Connect the device to a power supply, and POW, ACT and STAT LEDs will turn on.
4 • When the ACT LED starts blinking and the NET LED indicates the connection to the 4G LTE/GSM
network, you can start programming the device.

1
M200
4G LTE

INPUTS OUT 2 OUT 1 12-36VDC

2
12-24VAC ➡
230V
AC/DC
AC/DC
COM

COM
NO

NO

POWER SUPPLY

➡ 12-24Vac
or 12-36Vdc

INPUT 1 INPUT 2 OUTPUT 1 OUTPUT 2

At the outputs, you must connect devices that you

At the inputs, you must connect devices on which
want to control with M200, such as:
you want to be informed of state changes, such as:
- sectional gate;
- magnetic contacts, alarms or position sensors.
- complete and pedestrian maneuver of a gate.

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PERMISSION LEVELS
On M200 there are 3 types of users: owner, administrator and guest. For security reasons, guests
and administrators can only connect via Bluetooth to one device only. Check the table below for
per-user permissions:

PERMISSIONS OWNER ADMINISTRATOR GUEST

Actuate the relay outputs

Change your own password

Check the status of inputs and out-

puts

Limitations on the actuation of the

relays (can be during an interval of
hours, days of the week, interval of
days and/or restriction to one of the
relays)

Block SMS feedback

Check and change relay settings

Edit and delete any user

Edit and delete Visitors

Check the network signal

Check SIM card balance

Check history

Configure routines

Configure feedback/alarm

Configure M200 settings

Registration on the Motorline Portal

Default password (set by owner) 999999 888888

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QUICK SETUP
If you haven't downloaded M200 application yet, you can download it using the QR Code below.

Once the M200, app is installed, turn on Bluetooth and open the app.

1 2

Press the "+" button. Fill in the fields, click on "Search

MOTORLINE M200", select the device and
then click on "save".

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QUICK SETUP

3 4

Press the "Start" button. Fill in the fields according to the required
information.

5 6

Choose the operating mode for each Fill in the fields according to the
relay. owner's information.

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QUICK SETUP

7 8

(Optional) Press the "+" button to add (Optional) Press the "+" button to add
administrators. guests and then the "Access management"
button to set access restrictions if
necessary.

9 10

Check all configuration information and press Wait until the configuration
"Finish" button to proceed. completes.

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QUICK SETUP
If you wish to configure via SMS, you will need to send text messages to the microSIM card number on
the device, with the characters corresponding to the function you want to change. Between the values,
you must add dots (.) or spaces according to the examples presented.

Quick setup steps:

STEP FUNCTION MESSAGE EXAMPLE

ME.S.O 912345678.
1. Add Owner* ME.S.O (Number).(Owner name).(Password)
Andre.123456
Add (Owner number) (Password) ME.S.A Number.Name 9xxxxxxxx 123456 ME.S.A
2.
Administrator* Name: max. 20 characters 9xxxxxxxx.Ze

(Owner number) (Password) UR.S.U Number.Name 9xxxxxxxx 123456 UR.S.U

3. Add Guest* Name: max. 20 characters 9xxxxxxxx.Ze

Unblock SMS
4. (Owner number) (Password) ME.R.F 9xxxxxxxx 123456 ME.R.F
feedback

Block SMS
5. (Owner number) (Password) ME.S.F 9xxxxxxxx 123456 ME.S.F
feedback

• Commands can be sent in both uppercase and lowercase letters.

• To receive feedback from M200 to commands sent via SMS, add the '?' character at the
end of each command.

EXAMPLE OF MESSAGE FORMAT

ME.S.O 912345678.Andre.123456?

• In case of fail to ask for feedback, you will receive an error message.
Attention: This operation may incur costs associated with the microSIM card, depending
on the contract established with the operator.

FACTORY DEFAULT SETTINGS

FUNCTION FACTORY VALUE

Relay impulse type 1 Monostable
Relay Impulse type 2 Monostable
Relay 1 time 1 sec.

Relay 2 time 1 sec.

Mode of operation Bluetooth, SMS and Call
SMS feedback blocking Activated

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SMS FUNCTIONS

EXAMPLE OF MESSAGE FORMAT

9XXXXXXXX 999999 ME.S.O 12222

User phone Message body
number Instruction:
Password (6 numbers) Element.Command.Parameter

RELAY 1 - SETTINGS
FUNCTION MESSAGE EXAMPLE

Check status (Number) (Password) R1.G.R 9xxxxxxxx 123456 R1.G.R

Enable (Number) (Password) R1.S.R 9xxxxxxxx 123456 R1.S.R

Disable (Number) (Password) R1.R.R 9xxxxxxxx 123456 R1.R.R

Check type of impulse (Number) (Password) R1.G.M 9xxxxxxxx 123456 R1.G.M

Enable bistable impulse (Number) (Password) R1.S.M 9xxxxxxxx 123456 R1.S.M

Enable monostable impulse (Number) (Password) R1.R.M 9xxxxxxxx 123456 R1.R.M

Check pulse time (Number) (Password) R1.G.T 9xxxxxxxx 123456 R1.G.T

9xxxxxxxx 123456 R1.S.T 45

Set push time (Number) (Password) R1.S.T
(1 to 18000 sec. (5h))

Check operating mode (Number) (Password) R1.G.B 9xxxxxxxx 123456 R1.G.B

Activate call-only actuation mode (Number) (Password) R1.S.B 9xxxxxxxx 123456 R1.S.B

Enable actuation mode for

(Number) (Password) R1.R.B 9xxxxxxxx 123456 R1.R.B
Call, Bluetooth and SMS

RELAY 2 - SETTINGS
FUNCTION MESSAGE EXAMPLE

Check status (Number) (Password) R2.G.R 9xxxxxxxx 123456 R2.G.R

Enable (Number) (Password) R2.S.R 9xxxxxxxx 123456 R2.S.R

Disable (Number) (Password) R2.R.R 9xxxxxxxx 123456 R2.R.R

Check operating mode (Number) (Password) R2.G.M 9xxxxxxxx 123456 R2.G.M

Activate call-only actuation mode (Number) (Password) R2.S.M 9xxxxxxxx 123456 R2.S.M
Enable mode for call,
(Number) (Password) R2.R.M 9xxxxxxxx 123456 R2.R.M
Bluetooth and SMS
Check pulse time (Number) (Password) R2.G.T 9xxxxxxxx 123456 R2.G.T
9xxxxxxxx 123456 R2.S.T 45
Set push time (Number) (Password) R2.S.T
(1 to 18000 sec. (5h))

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SMS FUNCTIONS

CHECK INPUT STATUS

FUNCTION MESSAGE EXAMPLE

Check input 1 status (Number) (Password) I1.G.I 9xxxxxxxx 123456 I1.G.I

Check input 2 status (Number) (Password) I2.G.I 9xxxxxxxx 123456 I2.G.I

OWNER SETTINGS
FUNCTION MESSAGE EXAMPLE

ME.S.O (Number).(Owner's
Add owner* ME.S.O 9xxxxxxxx.andre.123456
Name).(Password)

Change owner password ME.R.K (New Password) ME.R.K 654321

(Number) (Password) ME.R.O

Transfer of ownership 9xxxxxxxx 123456 ME.R.O 9yyyyyyyy
(Administrator Number)

Block SMS feedback (Number) (Password) ME.S.F 9xxxxxxxx 123456 ME.S.F

Unblock SMS feedback (Number) (Password) ME.R.F 9xxxxxxxx 123456 ME.R.F

Check M200 network signal (Number) (Password) ME.G.Q 9xxxxxxxx 123456 ME.G.Q

Check the last call made to

(Number) (Password) ME.G.L 9xxxxxxxx 123456 ME.G.L
the device

(Number) (Password) ME.G.B

(Operator Code)
Operator balance request code
Check microSIM card balance 9xxxxxxxx 123456 ME.G.B *#100#
associated with the device's
microSIM card. Example:
Vodafone (*#100#)

Reset device See full version of the manual (page 14A)

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SMS FUNCTIONS

ADMINISTRATOR SETTINGS
FUNCTION MESSAGE EXAMPLE

Change guest to (Number) (Password) ME.S.U

9xxxxxxxx 123456 ME.S.U 9zzzzzzzz
administrator (Guest number)

(Number) (Password) ME.R.U

Change administrator to guest 9xxxxxxxx 123456 ME.R.U 9yyyyyyyy
(Administrator Number)

Add administrator without (Number) (Password) ME.S.A

9xxxxxxxx 123456 ME.S.A 9yyyyyyyy
name* (Administrator Number)

(Number) (Password) ME.S.A

(Administrator Number).(Nome)
Add administrator with name* 9xxxxxxxx 123456 ME.S.A 9yyyyyyyy.John
Name can contain spaces/Max.
20 characters

(Number) (Password) ME.R.A

Delete administrator 9xxxxxxxx 123456 ME.R.A 9yyyyyyyy
(Administrator Number)

(Number) (Password) ME.R.A *

Delete all administrators 9xxxxxxxx 123456 ME.R.A*
(asterisk)

(Number) (Password) UR.S.A

Change own password 9xxxxxxxx 123456 UR.S.A 654321
(New Password -> 6 numbers)

Reset guest/administrator (Number) (Password) UR.R.A

9xxxxxxxx 123456 UR.R.A 9yyyyyyyy
password (User number)

VISITOR SETTINGS
FUNCTION MESSAGE EXAMPLE

(Number) (Password) UR.R.L

Disable guest days limit 9xxxxxxxx 123456 UR.R.L 9zzzzzzzz
(Guest number)

(Number) (Password) UR.G.H

Check guest entry/exit times 9xxxxxxxx 123456 UR.G.H 9zzzzzzzz
(Guest number)

(Number) (Password) UR.S.H

(Guest number).(Check-in time
and Check-out time) 9xxxxxxxx 123456 UR.S.H
Set guest entry/exit times
Time format HHMM -> 12:25PM 9zzzzzzzz.00002359
is 1225
00002359 -> No time restriction

(Number) (Password) UR.G.W

Check guest days 9xxxxxxxx 123456 UR.G.W 9zzzzzzzz
(Guest number)

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SMS FUNCTIONS

VISITOR SETTINGS
FUNCTION MESSAGE EXAMPLE

9xxxxxxxx 123456 UR.S.W 9zzzzzzzz.1101001

(Number) (Password) UR.S.W (Guest
Set guest days number).(Days -> 1 or 0) Sun. Mon. Tue. Wed. Thu. Fri. Sat.
Days -> Sun. Mon. … Fri. Sat. 1 1 0 1 0 0 1

Check guest relay (Number) (Password) UR.G.R (Guest

9xxxxxxxx 123456 UR.G.R 9zzzzzzzz
restrictions number)

(Number) (Password) UR.S.R (Guest

Set guest relay
number).(Relay) 9xxxxxxxx 123456 UR.S.R 9zzzzzzzz.2
restriction
'0' -> No relay restriction

USER CONFIGURATION
FUNCTION MESSAGE EXAMPLE
Check Guest/
(Number) (Password) UR.G.U (User
Administrator/ 9xxxxxxxx 123456 UR.G.U 9uuuuuuuu
number)
Owner
Add Guest with
(Number) (Password) UR.S.U (Guest
no name and no 9xxxxxxxx 123456 UR.S.U 9zzzzzzzz
number)
restrictions*
(Number) (Password) UR.S.U (Guest
Add Guest with
number).(Name)
name and without 9xxxxxxxx 123456 UR.S.U 9zzzzzzzz.Jorge
Name may contain spaces/Max. 20
restrictions*
characters

(Number) (Password) UR.S.U (Guest

number).(Name).(Check-in time and Check-
out time).(Start date).(Days).(Number of
days of access).(Relay restriction). (User
9xxxxxxxx 123456 UR.S.U
continuity)
9zzzzzzzz.Jorge.
Name may contain spaces/Max. 20
09451530.220915.1101001.13.1.0
characters
Time format HHMM -> 12:25PM is 1225
‘ 00002359 ‘ -> No time restriction From 09h45min. to 15h30min.
Add Restricted
Start date -> YYMMDD
Guest* 0 9 4 5 1 5 3 0
‘ * ‘ -> No start date
Days -> Sun. Mon. … Fri. Sat (0, 1)
‘ * ‘ -> No day limit Sun. Mon. Tue. Wed. Thu. Fri. Sat.
Relay restriction -> ‘ 0 ‘ - no relay
restriction / '1' - restriction to relay 1 / '2' 1 1 0 1 0 0 1
- restriction to relay 2
User continuity (0 , 1) -> 0 to do not delete
user after deadline /1 to delete user after
deadline)

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 CONFIGURATION BY SMS
SMS FUNCTIONS

USER CONFIGURATION
FUNCTION MESSAGE EXAMPLE

Delete all Guests (Number) (Password) UR.R.* 9xxxxxxxx 123456 UR.R.*

(Number) (Password) UR.R.U (Guest

Delete Guest 9xxxxxxxx 123456 UR.R.U 9zzzzzzzz
number)

Set Guest/ (Number) (Password) UR.S.N (User

Administrator/ number).(Name) Name may contain 9xxxxxxxx 123456 UR.S.N 9uuuuuuuu.Jorge
Owner name spaces/Max. 20 characters

Check Guest start (Number) (Password) UR.G.D (Guest

9xxxxxxxx 123456 UR.G.D 9zzzzzzzz
date number)

Edit Guest start (Number) (Password) UR.S.D (Guest 9xxxxxxxx 123456 UR.S.D
date number).(Start date -> YYMMDD) 9zzzzzzzz.220915

Check Guest days (Number) (Password) UR.G.L (Guest

9xxxxxxxx 123456 UR.G.L 9zzzzzzzz
limit number)

Enable and set (Number) (Password) UR.S.L (Guest

9xxxxxxxx 123456 UR.S.L 9zzzzzzzz.15
Guest days limit number).(Days limit)

* Attention: Manually enter the phone number to avoid entering unwanted invisible
characters.

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 OWNER SETTINGS
ADD OWNER
It is mandatory to have an owner, not allowing the operation of the M200 if not added. The owner
has access to all M200 functionality.

ME.S.O (Number).(Owner name).(Password) ➡ ME.S.O 9xxxxxxxx.ANDRE.123456

Functionality only authorized when the M200 does not yet have an owner.

CHANGE OWNER PASSWORD

Allows you to change the password if you forget it.

ME.R.K (New Password) ➡ ME.R.K 654321

TRANSFER OF OWNER
Allows the owner to exchange permissions with an administrator.

(Number) (Password) ME.R.O (Admin number) ➡ 9xxxxxxxx 123456 ME.R.O 9aaaaaaaa

Requires owner permission.

Only administrators can be changed to new owner and old owner is changed to administrator.
By SMS you can send a "?" at the end of the message to receive feedback response.

BLOCK/UNBLOCK SMS RESPONSES

Allows you to block/unblock SMS responses from the M200 to all administrators and visitors. De-
fault: Blocked

1. Block SMS responses

2. Unblock SMS responses

1. (Number) (Password) ME.S.F ➡ 9xxxxxxxx 123456 ME.S.F

2. (Number) (Password) ME.R.F ➡ 9xxxxxxxx 123456 ME.R.F

Requires owner permission.

By SMS you can send a "?" at the end of the message to receive feedback response.

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 OWNER SETTINGS
EDIT OWNER NAME
Allows you to change the name of an owner.
The name can contain spaces/max. 20 characters.

(Number) (Password) UR.S.N (Owner number).(Name) ➡ 9xxxxxxxx 123456 UR.S.N 9uuuuuuuu.HELDER

Only the owner can change his name.

By SMS you can send a "?" at the end of the message to receive feedback response.

NEW VISITOR/ADMINISTRATOR MOBILE DEVICE

For security reasons, when operating via Bluetooth, each visitor/administrator is limited to the first
device they connect with.
With this feature, the owner will be able to grant a new authorization so that this user can connect
to bluetooth with a device different from the previous connection (e.g. Lost mobile phone).

(Number) (Password) UR.R.B (Owner number) ➡ 9xxxxxxxx 123456 UR.R.B 9uuuuuuuu

Requires owner permission.

By SMS you can send a "?" at the end of the message to receive feedback response.

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 ADMINISTRATOR SETTINGS
CHANGE VISITOR TO ADMINISTRATOR
Changes a visitor's permission to administrator.

(Number) (Password) ME.S.U (Guest number) ➡ 9xxxxxxxx 123456 ME.S.U 9aaaaaaaa

Requires owner permission.

By SMS you can send a "?" at the end of the message to receive feedback response.

CHANGE ADMINISTRATOR TO VISITOR

Changes permission from an administrator to visitor.

(Number) (Password) ME.R.U (Admin number) ➡ 9xxxxxxxx 123456 ME.R.U 9aaaaaaaa

Requires owner permission.

By SMS you can send a "?" at the end of the message to receive feedback response.

ADD ADMINISTRATOR WITH JUST THE NUMBER

When adding an administrator with only the number, this will be configured without a name.

(Number) (Password) ME.S.A (Admin number) ➡ 9xxxxxxxx 123456 ME.S.A 9aaaaaaaa

The default password is: 999999

Requires owner permission.
By SMS you can send a "?" at the end of the message to receive feedback response.

ADD ADMINISTRATOR WITH JUST THE NUMBER AND NAME

When adding an administrator, it will be configured with a name.

(Number) (Password) ME.S.A (Admin number).(Name) ➡ 9xxxxxxxx 123456 ME.S.A 9aaaaaaaa.BEATRIZ

The default password is: 999999

Requires owner permission.
By SMS you can send a "?" at the end of the message to receive feedback response.

DELETE ADMINISTRATOR
Requires owner permission.

(Number) (Password) ME.R.A (Admin number) ➡ 9xxxxxxxx 123456 ME.R.A 9aaaaaaaa.ISABEL

Requires owner permission.

By SMS you can send a "?" at the end of the message to receive feedback response.

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 ADMINISTRATOR SETTINGS
DELETE ALL ADMINISTRATORS
This feature allows the owner to delete all administrators from the system.

(Number) (Password) ME.R.A * (asterisk) ➡ 9xxxxxxxx 123456 ME.R.A *

Requires owner permission.

By SMS you can send a "?" at the end of the message to receive feedback response.

CHANGE PASSWORD
For security reasons, it is recommended that all administrators change the default password to a
personal password.

(Number) (Password) UR.S.A (New Password -> 6 numbers) ➡ 9xxxxxxxx 123456 UR.S.A 777777

Not available to the owner.

Only the user himself can change his password.
By SMS you can send a "?" at the end of the message to receive feedback response.

RESET PASSWORD
In case an administrator forgets his password, it is possible to reset to default passwords.

(Number) (Password) UR.R.A (Admin number) ➡ 9xxxxxxxx 123456 UR.R.A 9uuuuuuuu

The default password is: 999999

Requires owner permission.
By SMS you can send a "?" at the end of the message to receive feedback response.

EDIT ADMINISTRATOR NAME

Allows you to change the name of an administrator.
The name can contain spaces/max. 20 characters.

(Number) (Password) UR.S.N (Admin number).(Name) ➡ 9xxxxxxxx 123456 UR.S.N 9uuuuuuuu.JOAO

Requires owner permission.

By SMS you can send a "?" at the end of the message to receive feedback response.

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 VISITORS SETTINGS
ADD VISITOR WITH JUST THE NUMBER
When adding a visitor with just the number, it will be configured without name and without access
management. Default: user without name
- Number (max. 15 digits)
(No access limitations)

(Number) (Password) UR.S.U (Guest number) ➡ 9xxxxxxxx 123456 UR.S.U 9uuuuuuuu

The default password is: 888888

Requires administrator or owner permission.
By SMS you can send a "?" at the end of the message to receive feedback response.

ADD VISITOR WITH JUST THE NUMBER AND NAME

When adding a visitor with just the number and name, it will be configured with a chosen name and
without access management.
- Number (max. 15 digits)
- Name (max. 20 characters)
(No access limitations)

(Number) (Password) UR.S.U (Guest number).(Name) ➡ 9xxxxxxxx 123456 UR.S.U 9uuuuuuuu.Jorge

The default password is: 888888

Requires administrator or owner permission.
By SMS you can send a "?" at the end of the message to receive feedback response.

ADD VISITOR WITH ACCESS MANAGEMENT

We want to add a user with the following access management:
(For detailed information on inputs 6 to 11 see page 29)
1 - Number (max. 15 digits) 7 - Start date
2 - Password (6 numbers) 8 - Limitation by Days of the Week
3 - Instruction 9 - Duration of days
4 - Visitor number to be added (max. 15 digits) 10 - Relay Restriction
5 - Name (max. 20 characters) 11 - Elimination at the end of the Duration
6 - Time of Entry and Time of Exit

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

9xxxxxxxx 123456 UR.S.U 9uuuuuuuu MATILDE 08301800 220618 0111110 42 1 0

(Number) (Password) UR.S.U (Guest number).(Name).(Time of Entry and Time of Exit).(Start Date).(Duration of
days).(Relay Restriction).(Elimination at the end of the Duration)

The default password is: 888888

Requires administrator or owner permission.
By SMS you can send a "?" at the end of the message to receive feedback response.

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 VISITORS SETTINGS
ADD VISITOR WITH ACCESS MANAGEMENT
6 - Time of Entry and Time of Exit: Interval of hours between which a visitor is allowed to actuate
relay outputs. When adding visitor or editing hours limitation, time submission format is:

HHMMHHMM Entry hour and minutes followed by Exit hour and minutes

EX: 08301800 From 8:30 am to 6:00 pm

If you want access to the full day, enter 00002359.

7 - Start date: Date from which the visitor is allowed to actuate the relay outputs. When adding
visitor or editing start date, the date submission format is:

YYMMDD Year (YY) followed by Month (MM) and Day (DD)

EX: 231101 2023/11/01

8 - Limitation by Days of the Week: Days of the week when the visitor is allowed to actuate the relay
outputs. When adding a visitor or editing Days of the Week, the week starts on Sunday and enter
Zero (0) for the days you wish to limit, enter One (1) for the days you do not wish to limit.

Sun. Mon. Tue. Wed. Thu. Fri. Sat.

EX: 1101001
1 1 0 1 0 0 1

9 - Duration of days: Number of days from the Start Date that the visitor is allowed to actuate the
relay outputs. It has a maximum of 90 days after the Start Date.
You can also put * (asterisk) instead of the number if you want it to have unlimited time.

10 - Relay Restriction: If you want a visitor not to have access to the operation of one of the M200
relays, you can define when adding a visitor or editing Relay Restriction, having to send Zero (0),
One (1) or Two (2):

0 No restriction on relays
1 With Relay 1 Restriction
2 With Relay 2 Restriction

EX: 9xxxxxxxx 123456 UR.S.U 9uuuuuuuu.MARCO.08301800.220618.0111110.30.1.0?

11 - Elimination at the end: Whenever this function is activated at the end of the duration, the visi-
tor will be deleted from the M200. To activate this function, you need to enter One (1) or Zero (0).

1 Delete after last day of permission

0 Do not delete after last day of permission

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 VISITORS SETTINGS
DISABLE VISITOR DAYS LIMIT
This instruction grants the visitor unlimited days permission to activate the relay.

(Number) (Password) UR.R.L (Guest number) ➡ 9xxxxxxxx 123456 UR.R.L 9uuuuuuuu

Requires administrator or owner permission.

By SMS you can send a "?" at the end of the message to receive feedback response.

EDIT VISITOR ENTRY AND EXIT TIMES

Interval of hours between which a visitor is allowed to actuate relay outputs. When adding visitor or
editing hours limitation, time submission format is:

(Number) (Password) UR.S.H (Guest number).(Entry Time and Exit Time -> HHMMHHMM)
➡ 9xxxxxxxx 123456 UR.S.H 9uuuuuuuu.07451915

Requires administrator or owner permission.

By SMS you can send a "?" at the end of the message to receive feedback response.

HHMMHHMM Entry hour and minutes followed by Exit hour and minutes

EX: 08301800 From 8:30 am to 6:00 pm

If you want access to the full day, enter 00002359.

DELETE ALL VISITORS

(Number) (Password) UR.R.* ➡ 9xxxxxxxx 123456 UR.R.*

Requires administrator or owner permission.

By SMS you can send a "?" at the end of the message to receive feedback response.

DELETE VISITOR
Changes permission from an administrator to visitor.

(Number) (Password) UR.R.U (Guest number) ➡ 9xxxxxxxx 123456 UR.R.U 9uuuuuuuu

Requires administrator or owner permission.

By SMS you can send a "?" at the end of the message to receive feedback response.

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 VISITORS SETTINGS
EDIT VISITOR NAME
Allows you to change a visitor's name.

(Number) (Password) UR.S.N (Guest number).(Name) ➡ 9xxxxxxxx 123456 UR.S.N 9uuuuuuuu.PEDRO

Requires administrator or owner permission.

By SMS you can send a "?" at the end of the message to receive feedback response.

EDIT VISITOR START DATE

Date from which the visitor is allowed to actuate the relay outputs.

(Number) (Password) UR.S.D (Guest number).(Start date -> YYMMDD)

➡ 9xxxxxxxx 123456 UR.S.N 9uuuuuuuu.TIAGO

Requires administrator or owner permission.

By SMS you can send a "?" at the end of the message to receive feedback response.

YYMMDD Year (YY) followed by Month (MM) and Day (DD)

EX: 231101 2023/11/01

ACTIVATE AND SET VISITOR DAYS LIMIT

Number of days from the Start Date that the visitor is allowed to actuate the relay outputs. There is
a maximum of 90 days after the Start Date.
Default: No days limit ➡ You can also put * (asterisk) instead of the number.

(Number) (Password) UR.S.L (Guest Number).(Nº of days) ➡ 9xxxxxxxx 123456 UR.S.L 9uuuuuuuu.45

Requires administrator or owner permission.

By SMS you can send a "?" at the end of the message to receive feedback response.

CHANGE PASSWORD
For security reasons, it is recommended that all administrators change the default password to a
personal password.

(Number) (Password) UR.S.A (New Password -> 6 numbers) ➡ 9xxxxxxxx 123456 UR.S.A 777777

Not available to the owner.

Only the user himself can change his password.
By SMS you can send a "?" at the end of the message to receive feedback response.

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 CHECK M200 INFORMATION
CHECK USER
Lets you check information about an M200 user.

1 • Visitor
• By SMS the Visitor query is received as follows:
1) Name
2) Number
3) Permission level
4) Start Date - Exit Date
5) Entry time
6) Days of the week
7) Relay restriction

2 • Administrator/Owner
• By SMS the Administrator/Owner query is received as follows:
1) Name
2) Number
3) Permission level

(Number) (Password) UR.G.U (Guest Number) ➡ 9xxxxxxxx 123456 UR.G.U 9uuuuuuuu

Requires administrator or owner permission.

By SMS you can send a "?" at the end of the message to receive feedback response.

Administrators will only have access to their own information and visitors.

CHECK A VISITOR'S HOURS

This feature allows you to view the entry time and exit time of the visitor.

(Number) (Password) UR.G.H (Guest Number) ➡ 9xxxxxxxx 123456 UR.G.H 9uuuuuuuu

Requires administrator or owner permission.

CHECK LIMITATION BY DAYS OF THE WEEK

This feature allows you to view the days of the week that the visitor has access to.

(Number) (Password) UR.G.W (Guest Number) ➡ 9xxxxxxxx 123456 UR.G.W 9uuuuuuuu

Requires administrator or owner permission.

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 CHECK M200 INFORMATION
CHECK A VISITOR'S START DATE
This feature allows you to view the visitor's start date.

(Number) (Password) UR.G.D (Guest Number) ➡ 9xxxxxxxx 123456 UR.G.D 9uuuuuuuu

Requires administrator or owner permission.

Preset: Date (year, month, day) the Visitor was added ➡ ex: 221231

CHECK DURATION OF DAYS OF A VISITOR

This feature allows you to view the length of time that the visitor has access.

(Number) (Password) UR.G.L (Guest Number) ➡ 9xxxxxxxx 123456 UR.G.L 9uuuuuuuu

Requires administrator or owner permission.

CHECK SIM CARD 4G SIGNAL

Checks the M200 SIM card 4G signal strength. 5 power levels can be checked: Excellent; Good; Weak;
Very weak; No signal.

(Number) (Password) ME.G.Q ➡ 9xxxxxxxx 123456 ME.G.Q

Requires administrator or owner permission.

CHECK LAST CALL

Check who was the last user to make a call to the M200.

(Number) (Password) ME.G.L ➡ 9xxxxxxxx 123456 ME.G.L

Requires owner permission.

HEAR ALARM SOUND

Allows the owner to receive a call to hear the alarm sound recorded in the M200.

(Number) (Password) ME.G.S ➡ 9xxxxxxxx 123456 ME.G.S

Requires owner permission.

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 CHECK M200 INFORMATION
CHECK MICROSIM CARD BALANCE
Check the M200 microSIM card balance. The received message is just a copy of the message received by
the M200 operator, and the interaction proposed by some operators is not possible. You must enter the
operator balance request message associated with the M200 microSIM card. Examples:
Vodafone ➡ *#100#
MEO ➡ *#123#
NOS ➡ *#111#

(Number) (Password) ME.G.B (Operator Code) ➡ 9xxxxxxxx 123456 ME.G.B *#100#

Requires owner permission.

CHECK RELAY 1 STATUS

It allows checking the state of relay 1 output.

(Number) (Password) R1.G.R ➡ 9xxxxxxxx 123456 R1.G.R

Does not require special permissions.

CHECK RELAY 1 IMPULSE TYPE

Allows you to check whether Relay 1 is Monostable or Bistable.

(Number) (Password) R1.G.M ➡ 9xxxxxxxx 123456 R1.G.M

Requires administrator or owner permission.

CHECK RELAY 1 TIME

It allows checking the time set for the Bistable impulse of Relay 1.

(Number) (Password) R1.G.T ➡ 9xxxxxxxx 123456 R1.G.T

Requires administrator or owner permission.

CHECK RELAY 1 OPERATING MODE

It allows to check whether Relay 1 is operating via Call only or via Call, SMS and Bluetooth.

(Number) (Password) R1.G.B ➡ 9xxxxxxxx 123456 R1.G.B

Requires administrator or owner permission.

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 CHECK M200 INFORMATION
CHECK RELAY 2 STATUS
It allows checking the state of relay 2 output.

(Number) (Password) R2.G.R ➡ 9xxxxxxxx 123456 R2.G.R

Does not require special permissions.

CHECK RELAY 2 IMPULSE TYPE

Allows checking if Relay 2 is in Monostable or Bistable.

(Number) (Password) R2.G.M ➡ 9xxxxxxxx 123456 R2.G.M

Requires administrator or owner permission.

CHECK RELAY 2 TIME

It allows checking the time set for the Bistable impulse of Relay 2.

(Number) (Password) R2.G.T ➡ 9xxxxxxxx 123456 R2.G.T

Requires administrator or owner permission.

CHECK RELAY 2 OPERATING MODE

It allows to check whether Relay 2 is operating via Call only or via Call, SMS and Bluetooth.

(Number) (Password) R2.G.B ➡ 9xxxxxxxx 123456 R2.G.B

Requires administrator or owner permission.

CHECK INPUT 1 STATUS

Allows checking the status of Input 1.

(Number) (Password) I1.G.I ➡ 9xxxxxxxx 123456 I1.G.I

Does not require special permissions.

CHECK INPUT 2 STATUS

Allows checking the status of Input 2.

(Number) (Password) I2.G.I ➡ 9xxxxxxxx 123456 I2.G.I

Does not require special permissions.

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 RELAY 1 CONFIGURATION
ACTIVATE RELAY 1
It may be locked to work on call only. Visitors may have limitations.
(See Permission Levels on pg. 14A)

(Number) (Password) R1.S.R ➡ 9xxxxxxxx 123456 R1.S.R

Does not require special permissions.

By SMS you can send a "?" at the end of the message to receive feedback response.

DISABLE RELAY 1
It may be locked to work on call only. Visitors may have limitations.
(See Permission Levels on pg. 14A)

(Number) (Password) R1.R.R ➡ 9xxxxxxxx 123456 R1.R.R

Does not require special permissions.

By SMS you can send a "?" at the end of the message to receive feedback response.

CHANGE RELAY 1 TIME

Changes the timing of the Bistable impulse. Default: 1 sec.

(Number) (Password) R1.S.T ➡ 9xxxxxxxx 123456 R1.S.T

Requires administrator or owner permission.

By SMS you can send a "?" at the end of the message to receive feedback response.

CHANGE RELAY 1 IMPULSE TYPE

Changes the pulse type between Monostable or Bistable. Default: Bistable
- Monostable ➡ Actuations on the relay change the status to on and then to off at the end of the set
time.
- Bistable ➡ Actuations on the relay change the status between on and off.

1. Change to Bistable
2. Change to Monostable

1. (Number) (Password) R1.S.M ➡ 9xxxxxxxx 123456 R1.S.M

2. (Number) (Password) R1.R.M ➡ 9xxxxxxxx 123456 R1.R.M

Requires administrator or owner permission.

By SMS you can send a "?" at the end of the message to receive feedback response.

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 RELAY 1 CONFIGURATION
ACTIVATE ACTION MODE BY CALL ONLY
Changes the operating mode to allow Calls only or to allow Calls, SMS and Bluetooth.

1. Change to Call Only

2. Change to Call, SMS and Bluetooth

1. (Number) (Password) R1.S.B ➡ 9xxxxxxxx 123456 R1.S.B

2. (Number) (Password) R1.R.B ➡ 9xxxxxxxx 123456 R1.R.B

Requires administrator or owner permission.

By SMS you can send a "?" at the end of the message to receive feedback response.

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 RELAY 2 CONFIGURATION
ACTIVATE RELAY 2
Visitors may have limitations. (See Permission Levels on pg. 14A)

(Number) (Password) R2.S.R ➡ 9xxxxxxxx 123456 R2.S.R

Does not require special permissions.

By SMS you can send a "?" at the end of the message to receive feedback response.

DISABLE RELAY 2
Visitors may have limitations. (See Permission Levels on pg. 14A)

(Number) (Password) R2.R.R ➡ 9xxxxxxxx 123456 R2R.R

Does not require special permissions.

By SMS you can send a "?" at the end of the message to receive feedback response.

CHANGE RELAY 2 IMPULSE TYPE

Changes the pulse type between Monostable or Bistable. Default: Bistable
- Monostable ➡ Actuations on the relay change the status between on and off.
- Bistable ➡ Actuations on the relay change the status to on and then to off at the end of the set
time.

1. Change to Bistable
2. Change to Monostable

1. (Number) (Password) R2.S.M ➡ 9xxxxxxxx 123456 R2.S.M

2. (Number) (Password) R2.R.M ➡ 9xxxxxxxx 123456 R2.R.M

Requires administrator or owner permission.

By SMS you can send a "?" at the end of the message to receive feedback response.

CHANGE RELAY 2 TIME

Changes the timing of the Bistable impulse. Default: 1 sec.

(Number) (Password) R2.S.T ➡ 9xxxxxxxx 123456 R2.S.T

Requires administrator or owner permission.

By SMS you can send a "?" at the end of the message to receive feedback response.

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 M200 CONFIGURATION
CHANGE BLUETOOTH NAME
Sets a name to be displayed when searching for the M200 via Bluetooth.
The name can contain spaces/max. 20 characters.
Default: MOTORLINE M200

(Number) (Password) ME.S.N (Bluetooth name) ➡ 9xxxxxxxx 123456 ME.S.N House gate

Requires owner permission.

By SMS you can send a "?" at the end of the message to receive feedback response.

CHANGE BLUETOOTH NAME

Allows you to completely delete the microSD card data.

(Number) (Password) ME.R.M ➡ 9xxxxxxxx 123456 ME.R.M

Requires owner permission.

By SMS you can send a "?" at the end of the message to receive feedback response.

RESTORE FACTORY SETTINGS

Deletes all M200 users and settings.

Procedure to carry out this operation are:

M200 M200 M200

4G LTE 4G LTE 4G LTE

INPUTS OUT 2 OUT 1 12-36VDC INPUTS OUT 2 OUT 1 12-36VDC INPUTS OUT 2 OUT 1 12-36VDC
12-24VAC 12-24VAC 12-24VAC
AC/DC
AC/DC

AC/DC
AC/DC

AC/DC
AC/DC
COM

COM

COM

COM

COM

COM
NO

NO

NO

NO

NO

NO

1 • Insert microSIM card 2 • Make a shunt between IN1 3 • Power off and on the device;
(without pin); and IN2 and make a connection
to as shown in the image;

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 M200 CONFIGURATION
RESTORE FACTORY SETTINGS

x4 x2
x4 M200
4G LTE x2
INPUTS OUT 2 OUT 1 12-36VDC
12-24VAC

M200

AC/DC
AC/DC
COM

COM
NO

NO
M200 4G LTE
M200
4G LTE M200 4G LTE M200
4G LTE INPUTS OUT 2 OUT 1 12-36VDC
4G LTE
12-24VAC

AC/DC
AC/DC
INPUTS OUT 2 OUT 1 12-36VDC INPUTS OUT 2 OUT 1 12-36VDC

COM

COM
12-24VAC 12-24VAC

NO

NO
M200 M200
M200 M200
AC/DC
AC/DC

AC/DC
AC/DC
COM

COM

COM

COM
NO

NO

NO

NO
4G LTE 4G LTE

4G LTEOUT 2
INPUTS OUT 1 12-36VDC
12-24VAC
4G LTEOUT 2
INPUTS OUT 1 12-36VDC
12-24VAC
INPUTS OUT 2 OUT 1 12-36VDC INPUTS OUT 2 OUT 1 12-36VDC
AC/DC
AC/DC

AC/DC
AC/DC
x2
12-24VAC 12-24VAC
COM

COM

COM

COM
NO

NO

NO

NO
AC/DC
AC/DC

AC/DC
AC/DC
COM

COM

COM

COM
NO

NO

NO

NO
INPUTS OUT 2 OUT 1 12-36VDC INPUTS OUT 2 OUT 1 12-36VDC
12-24VAC 12-24VAC
AC/DC
AC/DC

AC/DC
AC/DC
x2
COM

COM

COM

COM
NO

NO

NO

NO
3 • Wait until the ACT LED starts 4 • Give two pulses 5 • Wait until the ACT LED starts
flashing 4 times with 1 second simultaneously on the two flashing 2 times with 1 second
interval; inputs IN1 IN2 and GND; interval;

ME.R.S

ME.R.S

6 • Then send the SMS to the

M200 with the instruction:
ME.R.S

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 M200 CONFIGURATION
SET UP DAILY ROUTINES
The M200 allows you to define time to activate/deactivate the relays, for each day of the week.

Requires Owner permission.

The configuration of each routine can be done in the type of impulse (monostable or bistable) and
in the time defined for each relay.
In the menu, press "Settings", access the "Program routines" page and follow the steps below:

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03:00
10 43
05:00
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09:00
11:00 12 46
13:00
15:00
17:00
19:00
21:00
23:00

1 • Click "Enable Routine" and 2 • Select the day you want to 3 • Select the time and type
tap the table to configure a add the routine and click "+" to of action to perform on the
routine. configure. routine.

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07 43

08 44
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09 45 01:00
03:00
10 46
05:00

11 47 07:00
09:00
12 48 11:00
13:00

Each relay can contain up to a maximum of 8 routines for each day of the week. 15:00
17:00
19:00
21:00

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 19:00
21:00
23:00

M200 CONFIGURATION
SET UP DAILY ROUTINES

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07 43

08 44
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09 45 01:00
03:00
10 46
05:00

11 47 07:00
09:00
12 48 11:00
13:00
15:00
17:00
19:00
21:00
23:00

4 • You can add the same 5 • Click "Save" to save the 6 • The table will display the
routine to more days of the defined Routines. settings routines for you.
week.

TABLE COLORS

(Green) Periods of operation of the Routines

(Blue) Configured impulses

DEFINE TIME INTERVALS AND EXCEPTIONS

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act, or, on the contrary, they will have no effect.

01:00
03:00
05:00
07:00

A) TIME INTERVALS 09:00

11:00

You can define in the calendar, which will be the start day and 13:00
15:00

the end day of the execution of the configured Routines. 17:00

19:00
21:00

B) EXCEPTIONS
23:00

You can define in the calendar, specific days in which the

configured Routines will not be activated.
A

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 M200 CONFIGURATION
CONFIGURE FEEDBACKS
The M200 allows you to create a contact list of users who will receive SMS notifications with
information on changes in the status of inputs.

Requires Owner permission.

FEEDBACK OPERATION MODES

General Mode:
When an input is activated, all contacts in the list receive a Feedback message.

Time Mode:
Relays 1 and 2 are respectively associated with inputs 1 and 2.
When one of the relays is activated, the corresponding input waits for its activation within the time
defined by the owner.
When it occurs, and if the user who activated the input belongs to the contact list, the user will
receive the feedback message.

CONFIGURATION STEPS
1 • Select the desired mode type for the feedback (General
Mode or Time Mode);
2 • Define the status of inputs 1 and 2 (NO or NC);

INPUTS STATUS CONFIGURATION

The input has no signal, and notification 1

NO
is sent when there is a device activation
(Normally Open) (ex: relay, button or sensor).

The input has a continuous signal, and NO NC NO NC

NC
notification is sent when the signal is
(Normally Closed) interrupted. 2

3 • Add the contacts of the users who will be part of the

Feedback list;
4 • Save your changes.

The contact list has a maximum limit of 6 users.

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 M200 CONFIGURATION
ACTIVATE OPERATOR SMS FORWARDING
This functionality causes the M200 to forward any SMS sent by the operator to the Device Owner.
Example: Message informing you that the balance is running out.

1 • Access the Settings menu 2. Click on the "SMS 3. Activate the function.
and click on the "M200 Forwarding" option.
Settings" button.

This functionality can be configured via Bluetooth, SMS or Motorline Portal.

The SMS configuration options are as follows:

1. Activate the functionality

2. View feature status
3. Disable the feature

1. (Number) (Password) ME.S.R ➡ 9xxxxxxxx 123456 ME.S.R

2. (Number) (Password) ME.G.R ➡ 9xxxxxxxx 123456 ME.G.R

3. (Number) (Password) ME.R.R ➡ 9xxxxxxxx 123456 ME.R.R

Requires owner permission.

By SMS you can send a "?" at the end of the message to receive feedback response.

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 M200 CONFIGURATION
ACTIVATE RELAY 1 WITHOUT CHECKING NUMBER / DOUBLE SMS AUTHENTICATION

ACTIVATE RELAY 1 BY CALL WITHOUT NUMBER CHECK

This functionality allows relay 1 to be

activated by any call that the M200 2 3
device receives, without it checking
whether the contact has permissions
or not.
To activate the function:
1 • Access the Settings menu and click
on the "M200 Settings" button.
2 • Click on the "Call and SMS Settings"
option.
3 • Activate the "Allow ALL calls"
function.

If this feature is activated, any number that makes calls to the M200 will activate the
relay.

DOUBLE AUTHENTICATION OF SMS MESSAGE

This function forces the M200 to

2 3
verify the number registered in the
SMS and the number that sent it. If
the functionality is deactivated, only
the number registered in the SMS will
be verified.
To activate the function:
1 • Access the Settings menu and click
on the "M200 Settings" button.
2 • Click on the "Call and SMS Settings"
option.
3 • Activate the "SMS number
confirmation" function.

These features can be configured via Bluetooth or Motorline Portal.

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 MOTORLINE PORTAL
REGISTRATION ON THE PORTAL

The steps for registering on the portal only work in the M200 application.

1 2

Connect to the M200 via Bluetooth. Click on the only button on the screen:
Enter the Settings menu and click on the "Register Device".
"Portal Motorline" button.

3 4

On the Login pages, click "New User?" to During the registration process you will
proceed to the registration data. have to fill in the necessary fields for
registration: Name, Email and Password.

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 MOTORLINE PORTAL
REGISTRATION ON THE PORTAL

5 6

To validate your registration, you must enter the Enter the Device Name and your location
verification code that will be sent to your email. to register your device on the Portal. Click
Click "Confirm". "Register".

7 8

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Click "Confirm" for the M200 Firmware When the update is complete,
update to begin. the M200 will restart and will be
configured in the portal.

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 MOTORLINE PORTAL
REGISTRATION ON THE PORTAL
After completing portal setup and registration, you can access the Portal to begin managing your
device.
Access the portal by reading the QR Code or the following link:
portal.motorline.pt/

MOTORLINE PORTAL

Whenever you Restore the Device to factory values, or make an Owner Change, it is
necessary, using the M200 application, to re-register the device to use the Portal.

BACK TO M200 WITHOUT MOBILE DATA | PAUSE IN DATA TRANSMISSION

You can revert the M200 Portal

firmware to the version without 1 2
mobile data or pause the device's data
transmission.
To do this, follow the following steps:
1 • Connect to M200 via Bluetooth.
Enter the Settings menu and click on
the "Portal Motorline" button.
2 • On the screen, select one of the
buttons for the action you want:
• Button 1: Pause Data Usage
• Button 2: Register Device
• Button 3: Regress to M200 without 4G

When returning to the system without data communication, it will be necessary to update
the system firmware again.

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 MOTORLINE PORTAL
CONFIGURE AS WIEGAND READER

• The common input of the

M200 must be connected to
the reader's GND.
• In this type of installation, the
voltage output of the power
supply must be equal to the
M200
4G LTE input voltage of the reader.

INPUTS OUT 2 OUT 1 12-36VDC

12-24VAC
AC/DC
AC/DC
COM

COM
NO

NO

COM2 NO2 COM1 NO1 12-24 Vac

12-36 Vdc
D1 D0

-
POWER SUPPLY
+

D1 GND D0 + -

OTHER EXAMPLES OF WIEGAND READERS:

• TEC100
• MLS4
• ML4
• MA115
• MLB2

WIEGAND READER
(This reader is just an example)

It is only possible to add Wiegand reader users through the Motorline Portal.
It is also possible to edit via bluetooth.

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 MOTORLINE PORTAL
ACTIVATE READER MODE

3 4

To activate "Reader Mode", enter the Motorline Portal and follow the following steps:
1 • Access the Devices menu on the left tab of the Portal.
2 • Click on the edit icon of the device you want to define as a reader.
3 • Access the Input Settings menu.
4 • Set the input mode to Reader and select the interface of the reader added on the device.

To add Wiegand device users through the Portal, see pages 53 and 54.

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 MOTORLINE PORTAL
AUTOMATICALLY ADD USERS TO THE READER

2
1

3
All programmed remote
controls are displayed in
this area.

The access parameters 00:00 00:00

defined in this field will

be assigned to all remote Output 1 Output 2 Output 1

controls programmed 3
below.

4 5

1 • In the Devices menu on the left tab of the Portal, click on the edit icon of the device you want to
edit.
2 •Access the Users menu and click on the "Add User" button.
3 • Select the Multi-reader option at the top and configure the permissions parameters that users
will have.
You can define which of the relays the user will be able to control.
4 • Click the "Start programming" button and you can start passing remote controls to register on
the reader.
5 • Click the "Finish programming" button to finish the remote control programming process.

During the programming process, if a remote control is not passed for 15 seconds, the
programming mode is automatically interrupted.

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 MOTORLINE PORTAL
MANUALLY ADD USERS TO THE READER

2
1

1 • In the Devices menu on the left tab of the Portal,

click on the edit icon of the device you want to edit. FC SN

2 • Access the Users menu and click on the "Add Output 1 Output 2 4
User" button.
3 • Select the "Visitor" or "Admin" option at the top
and configure the permission parameters that users
will have.
00:00 00:00

You can define which of the relays the user will be 3

able to control.
4 • Enter user data.
5

Manually enter the Facility Code (FC - Optional) and Serial Number (SN - Mandatory) or
click the button to ask the system to read it automatically.

5 • Click the "SAVE" button to save the remote controls records.

Once user registration is completed,

Admin Name +351 911 911 911 - All All
the Portal will generate a QR Code
that can be downloaded to be used if
the readers have the QR Code reading
Admin Name +351 911 911 911 98-16239780 (R1) All All
function.

Admin Name +351 911 911 911 - All All

Admin Name +351 911 911 911 - All All

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 USE AS ALARM
CONFIGURE AS AN ALARM COMMUNICATOR
It is possible to configure M200 to work as an alarm communicator.
In this way, you can activate the alarm by SMS, call or Bluetooth, as well as when the alarm is
triggered by intrusion, it calls up to 6 selected numbers.

HOW IT WORKS
Two alarm outputs are required: Trigger Output and Activation Output

COM2 NO2 COM1 NO1 12-36 12-24

V dc V ac

Alarm trigger Alarm activation

output output

As soon as the alarm is triggered, Input 2 is activated and the system starts making calls to the
contact list in order of listing until a contact answers.
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 USE AS ALARM
MANUALLY ADD USERS TO THE READER

Requires Owner permission.

Relay 1 is associated with Input 1.

Once Relay 1 is activated, Input 1 will wait for a status change for the period defined by the owner:
• If there is a change of status on Input 1 within the preset time, the M200 will notify that the alarm
has been turned on/off;
• If there is no change of status, the M200 will notify that Input 1 has not changed within the
predefined time.

ALARM ACTIVATION MODES

Local Mode:
When an alarm status change occurs, and it has not occurred remotely, the 1st contact on the list
will receive a message with the alarm status change.

Remote Mode:
When a user actuates Relay 1 remotely, if he does not belong to the list, then the 1st contact on the
list will receive a message indicating the alarm change.
If you belong to the list, only you will receive the message.

CONFIGURATION STEPS
1 • Select the desired mode type for the alarm (Local Mode or
Remote Mode);
2 • Select the Input delay time;
3 • Define the status of inputs 1 and 2 (NO or NC);

INPUTS STATUS CONFIGURATION

2

The input has no signal, and notification is

NO 1
sent when there is a device activation (ex:
(Normally Open) relay, button or sensor).

The input has a continuous signal, and

NC NO NC NO NC
notification is sent when the signal is
(Normally Closed) interrupted.
3
4 • Add the contacts of the users who will be part of the Alarm
list;
5 • Save your changes.
4

• The contact list has a maximum limit of 6 users.

• There are 8 preset sounds as call alarm sound.

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 ACCESS HISTORY
ACTIVATE ACCESS HISTORY

To enable access history, simply insert a microSD card (not included) into the
corresponding slot on M200. In addition, the microSD card must be in FAT32 format (if
necessary, format it on the computer).

You can check the access history directly in the APP or through files stored on the microSD card.

ACCESS REGISTRATION
1 • The microSD card automatically gene-
rates monthly text files (ex: 01.csv*) with a
record of all accesses in the last 12 months.
02 • At the end of the 12 months, the oldest
M200 file is replaced by a new file with the same
4G LTE name.

INPUTS OUT 2 OUT 1 12-36VDC *It starts at 01.csv which corresponds to

January and so on until 12.csv (December).
12-24VAC
AC/DC
AC/DC
COM

COM
NO

NO

CHECK HISTORY IN THE APP

1 • Press the "History" button.

1 2
2 • On this page you can check
the access history.

19:10

19:10

It is possible to register the 19:10

last 12 months with all the

accesses that were made to 19:10

the device. Whether access via

phone calls, Bluetooth, SMS or 19:10

Routines.

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 ACCESS HISTORY
RECORD OF HISTORY IN CSV FILE
EXAMPLE OF REGISTRATION FILE

NAME; CELL PHONE; RELAY NUMBER; RELAY STATUS; DATE; HOUR; TYPE; ERROR

User1;911222333;R1;PULSE;15/10/2022;09:47;BLE
User2;911222444;R2;ON;15/10/2022;09:53;BLE
User2;911222444;R2;OFF;16/10/2022;11:23;CALL
User1;911222333;R1;PULSE;16/10/2022;15:45;SMS
User3;911222555;R2;ON;16/10/2022;18:31;BLE
User1;911222333;R1;PULSE;17/10/2022;06:46;CALL
User4;911222666;R2;NO CHANGE;17/10/2022;15:58;SMS;ERROR! USER
WITHOUT PERMISSION
User3;911222555;R1;PULSE;18/10/2022;10:02;SMS
User1;911222333;R2;OFF;18/10/2022;13:10;BLE
User3;911222555;R1;PULSE;18/10/2022;18:24;CALL

REGISTRATION FILE LEGEND

COLUMN EXAMPLE POSSIBLE VALUES

1 User4 Name of the User who performed the operation or "ROUTINE"

User number that performed the operation or empty if it is a

2 911222333
routine
R1 - Relay 1
3 R2
R2 - Relay 2
PULSE - In case the Relay is in the type bistable impulse
ON - In case the Relay is in the type monostable impulse
4 NO CHANGE
OFF - In case the Relay is in the type monostable impulse
NO CHANGE - No change has occured in the relay

5 17 / 10 / 2022 Date of operation

6 15:58 Time of operation

BLE - Operation carried out via Bluetooth

7 SMS SMS - Operation carried out via SMS
CALL - Operation carried out via call
ERROR!
8 USER WITHOUT Error messages
PERMISSON

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 IMPORT/EXPORT USERS
CREATE A LIST OF USERS THROUGH EXCEL
We suggest that, initially, you download the Excel file on the app, and fill in the data in the
downloaded file, avoiding any formatting errors.

Before importing users, it is recommended to download the Excel file through the application, so
that all fields are filled in correctly.

1 • Press "Export users" and choose the destination for the file.
2 • Transfer the file to your computer so that you can register new users.
3 • Fill in the data according to the Excel headers (see image 01).
4 • Save the file in the "CSV UTF-8" format (Comma delimited) (see image 02 and 03).
5 • Transfer this file to your phone.

01

02 03

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 IMPORT/EXPORT USERS
INFORMATION TO USE IN THE EXCEL DOCUMENT
COLUMN A User Number
COLUMN B User Name (max. 20 characters)
COLUMN C Permission Level: 0 (User); 1 (Administrator); 2 (Owner)
Relay Restriction:
COLUMN D
0 (no restriction); 1 (restricting relay 1); 2 (restricting relay 2)
COLUMN E Initial Date (Format: DD/MM/YYYY)
COLUMN F Duration in Days: -1 (no limit, max. 90 days); 0 - 90
COLUMN G Visitor Continuity: 0 (does not delete); 1 (delete)
COLUMN H Start Time (Format: HH:MM)
COLUMN I Exit Time (Format: HH:MM)
COLUMN J Permission for Sunday (true or false)
COLUMN K Permission for Monday (true or false)
COLUMN L Permission for Tuesday (true or false)
COLUMN M Permission for Wednesday (true or false)
COLUMN N Permission for Thursday (true or false)
COLUMN O Permission for Friday (true or false)
COLUMN P Permission for Saturday (true or false)

UPLOAD THE LIST AND SEND IT TO THE DEVICE

Documents

CSV.

1 • In the Users menu, press 2 • Click on "Import users". 3 • Select the CSV file to
on "More options". import and wait for the
operation to complete.

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 TROUBLESHOOTING
INSTRUCTIONS FOR CONSUMERS SPECIALISED TECHNICIANS
Access restriction
Anomaly

I added a number but I cannot

does not conform The routine was not
I cannot activate the make calls or
to the defined time executed.
output via phone call. send SMS.
interval.
1 • Import M200
1 • Connect via routines.
Bluetooth and
1 • Connect via Bluetooth
check the date and 2 • Check that they were
application to the device
time set on M200. recorded correctly.
and list the users. 1 • Check if
Procedure

2 • Adjust the time

the mobile
and date in case of 3 • If they were
2 • Check that the number phone can
errors. recorded correctly,
appears in the list and make a call.
3 • Recheck the check the time on
that it appears exactly as
time. M200.
you entered it.
4 • Verify that the
constraint works. 4 • Finally, record your
routines again.
The number
Behavior

It doesn't appears In case the The app will Routines may run
appear on in the list call goes to indicate the system incorrectly if M200's
the list. and it is as the mailbox. time. clock is misconfigured.
entered.

Try adding the 1 • Make sure the card

number again. has a PIN code. If so,
Check if: remove the code.
1 • Make the
Discovering the origin of the problem

1 • The number
phone call
consists of digits 2 • If you don't have a
again.
only (without any PIN code, remove the 1 • If the
spaces or other card and insert it again displayed 1 • Check
2 • Check
characters*). so that M200 can regis- time is M200's time
which num-
2 • The telephone ter it on the network. wrong, and make
ber made the
number does not check the sure the rou-
last call.
exceed 15 digits. 3 • When the ACT LED mobile tines were
3 • The settings for shows the network phone time recorded
3 • Compare
that number are signal again, try to and your correctly.
that number
correct. make a call. If it is still time zone.
with the one
not possible, wait for
you added to
*The system accep- about 30 seconds and
the device.
ts the '+' character try again as M200 may
if the number has still be registering on
a prefix. the network.

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