HKC 1070 & GSM-Q

Kenny Powers

Is there any home automation commands with the GSM-Q for heating etc. I'm sure I read somewhere you could text your heating to come on for an hour

altor

Kenny Powers wrote: »

Is there any home automation commands with the GSM-Q for heating etc. I'm sure I read somewhere you could text your heating to come on for an hour

Yes there is. The outputs are on the 10/70 rather than the GSM.

Kenny Powers

altor wrote: »

Yes there is. The outputs are on the 10/70 rather than the GSM.

Thanks man do you have a list of commands by any chance?

KoolKid

I'm PMing you the manual. That gives you the full list of commands.
You can also text help to the system & it will send you back a list.

Kenny Powers

KoolKid wrote: »

I'm PMing you the manual. That gives you the full list of commands.
You can also text help to the system & it will send you back a list.

Thanks for that is that not the gsm-p manual I was sure with the q you could send heat on 1h or something?

eddie_

Hi does anyone know if you can turn on your heating from the gsm-q on the hkc or is it just the gsm-p that you can do it on and can you turn lights on also. Many thanks in advance. I know which relay to get.

altor

Kenny Powers wrote: »

Thanks for that is that not the gsm-p manual I was sure with the q you could send heat on 1h or something?

The operation commands are mostly the same.
Turn on heat: (user code) (space) (heat) (space) (1h)

altor

eddie_ wrote: »

Hi does anyone know if you can turn on your heating from the gsm-q on the hkc or is it just the gsm-p that you can do it on and can you turn lights on also. Many thanks in advance. I know which relay to get.

It can be done on both. The the GSM-Q will give you more options. Also it will allow you add more outputs if connected to the 10/70 for other devices.

eddie_

The operation commands are mostly the same.
Turn on heat: (user code) (space) (heat) (space) (1h)

Thanks for the reply altor, if I want to turn on the heating do I use the command listed above, would you have a full list of codes of what you could do with the gsm Q Thanks

altor

eddie_ wrote: »

The operation commands are mostly the same.
Turn on heat: (user code) (space) (heat) (space) (1h)

Thanks for the reply altor, if I want to turn on the heating do I use the command listed above, would you have a full list of codes of what you could do with the gsm Q Thanks

Have you engineer access to the panel?

eddie_

Hi altor
I have engineer access to the panel.

altor

If you go into the outputs menu, user output, output name you can name the output.
If you have zoned heat you can do the same, heat 1, heat 2 and so on.

eddie_

Thanks altor
How many out puts can you have on the 10/70 panel.

altor

eddie_ wrote: »

Thanks altor
How many out puts can you have on the 10/70 panel.

You can have 217 outputs on the 10/70.
Should be more than enough for any project

Kenny Powers

I can't find any info in any of the manuals for the 1h command?

altor

Kenny Powers wrote: »

I can't find any info in any of the manuals for the 1h command?

If you are using the commands to set the time of the output:

S equals seconds
M equals minutes
H equals hours.

After this time the manual will return to a normal state.

Kenny Powers

Thanks I never knew that, I'll give a try later is this for both p and q ?

altor

Kenny Powers wrote: »

Thanks I never knew that, I'll give a try later is this for both p and q ?

Does not work on the GSM-P.

eddie_

Thanks altor
Yeah plenty outputs for what you would need. Thanks for your help.

altor

eddie_ wrote: »

Thanks altor
Yeah plenty outputs for what you would need. Thanks for your help.

Your welcome, any problems let us know.

eddie_

Sorry altor forgot to ask, do you need to get a output card for all the outputs and were on the panel are the connections. Thanks

Kenny Powers

altor wrote: »

Does not work on the GSM-P.

Thanks Altor, tried it on the GSM Q works a treat job done pity about the P. All I need now is a 10A relay


Thanks again

altor

eddie_ wrote: »

Sorry altor forgot to ask, do you need to get a output card for all the outputs and were on the panel are the connections. Thanks

There are two programmable outputs located on the board.
Here is there location.

Kenny Powers

altor wrote: »

There are two programmable outputs located on the board.
Here is there location.

I take it you can take the ground wire off any of the -

The commands that worked for me were:

(user code) (space) (heat) (space) (on) (space) (1h)
(user code) (space) (heat) (space) (off) (space) (1h)
(user code) (space) (heat) = To see current status

altor

Kenny Powers wrote: »

I take it you can take the ground wire off any of the -

The commands that worked for me were:

(user code) (space) (heat) (space) (on) (space) (1h)
(user code) (space) (heat) (space) (off) (space) (1h)
(user code) (space) (heat) = To see current status

Positive comes off the + on the 12 V
Negative - goes into the output.

eddie_

Can you get the 217 outputs from them 2 connections or do you need to buy another part and finally are the outputs negative or positive trigger. Thanks

altor

eddie_ wrote: »

Can you get the 217 outputs from them 2 connections or do you need to buy another part and finally are the outputs negative or positive trigger. Thanks

No, there are two programmable outputs on the board. How many you want to switch? Its a negative trigger.

eddie_

I need to have a minimum of 5 outputs. Thanks

eddie_

I need to have a minimum of 5 outputs. Thanks

altor

eddie_ wrote: »

I need to have a minimum of 5 outputs. Thanks

With 4 of them you can program them as you wish, then for the other call it light or if a timed pulse is needed call it pulse gate.

eddie_

thanks altor
so i dont needed an extra card in the panel,its all done through the programing.