Device Profile Options

The Telguard TG-9 Profile is stored in the Telular Communications Center and defines how each unit operates. One profile may be used for multiple units. The profile is uploaded to the Telguard TG-9 when it is activated, there is no field programming needed.

Trip and Restore Reporting

The TG-9 is programmed to send trips on all zones (not restorals). The profile can be set so that restores are transmitted. Changes will affect all trip zones.

Profile Options: Report Restoral / Do Not Report Restoral

Zone 1: Trip Input or Bell Input

Zone 1 on the TG-9 can be programmed as a normal trip input (default), or as a Bell Input. Bell input is ANSI standard Fire (3 rings, pause) and Burg (steady on).

Profile Options: Trip Input / Bell Input

Note: Do not connect E.O.L. resistor if using bell input.

Note: If using Bell input, Bell must be connected per Table 1 on page 5 before activating. Make sure there are no Bell alarms in progress before activating.

Zone 6: Trip Input or Shunt

Zone 6 on the TG-9 can be used as a shunt (default) or as a normal trip input. When in shunt mode, a switch can be used to enable or disable alarm functions. When the switch is in an “ON or SHORTED” state alarm functions will be disabled.

Profile Options: Shunt / Trip Input

Report Shunt Activity / Do Not Report Shunt Activity

Zones 2 - 5: Trip inputs

Zones 2 - 5 are standard trip inputs.

Swinger Option

The TG-9 can be programmed for a swinger setting. Should a single zone trip more than X times in Y minutes, the system will send no more events for that zone until Z minutes have passed with no trips.

Profile Options: Swinger Option On / Off Number of Events (1 – 99)

During Time Period (1 – 99 Minutes) Time to Restore (1 – 99 Minutes)

STC Trip Output

The STC trip output is a Normally Closed contact with four modes.

Mode 1: It acts as a supervisory output, monitoring for No Cellular Service (NSC), Power Failure (PFC), Failure to Communicate (RFC),

Mode 2: It acts as an alarm or bell driver, tripping the alarm system or sounding an alarm bell when a zone or zones on the TG-9 are tripped. Output will time out after 15 minutes.

Mode 3: It acts as an auxiliary output, which will close or open based on incoming signals.

Mode 4: the output is disabled

Profile Options: Mode 1 / Mode 2 / Mode 3 / Mode 4

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TG-9 specifications

The Telular TG-9 is a cutting-edge communication device that caters to various sectors, including remote monitoring, telematics, and industrial automation. Designed for versatility, the TG-9 excels in providing reliable connectivity while ensuring ease of integration into numerous applications.

One of the key features of the Telular TG-9 is its robust GSM (Global System for Mobile Communications) compatibility. Utilizing GSM technology allows the TG-9 to leverage existing cellular networks, granting users the flexibility to deploy the device in areas lacking traditional wired infrastructure. This enhances mobility and accessibility, making it a preferred choice for businesses seeking real-time data transmission and remote access capabilities.

Another standout characteristic is the device's dual-band support, operating on both 850 MHz and 1900 MHz frequencies. This feature ensures optimal network coverage and reliability, enabling uninterrupted communication in diverse environments. The device is engineered to perform consistently, whether in urban centers or rural landscapes, making it suitable for various industries such as agriculture, logistics, and utilities.

The Telular TG-9 is also equipped with advanced power management technologies, allowing it to efficiently manage energy consumption. This is particularly beneficial for applications powered by battery sources, extending the operational life and reducing maintenance costs. Furthermore, the device supports a wide temperature range, ensuring performance in extreme weather conditions, which is vital for outdoor deployments.

Integration capabilities are another key feature of the TG-9. It supports a range of communication protocols, facilitating seamless connectivity with existing systems. This ease of integration allows for adaptability in deploying various applications, from asset tracking and fleet management to remote environmental monitoring.

Security is a paramount consideration in the design of the TG-9. The device includes features to safeguard data transmission, crucial for industries that handle sensitive information. With built-in encryption and secure connectivity options, the TG-9 provides peace of mind to users who prioritize data integrity.

In summary, the Telular TG-9 stands out with its GSM compatibility, dual-band operation, advanced power management, and robust security features. With its adaptability and reliability, the TG-9 is an ideal solution for businesses looking to harness the power of remote communication technology to optimize operations and enhance decision-making processes.