GSM DEVICES

G-ULTRA
WIRING DIAGRAMS

Centurion Systems (Pty) Ltd

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1. Wiring a G-ULTRA into a D-Series Controller

Possible Activations Possible Notifications

• Trigger Open • Gate Open / Closed

• Pedestrian Open • Gate Opening / Closing
• Free Exit / Keep Open • Gate Standing Open
• Holiday Lock • Mains Failure
• Battery Low
• Multiple Collisions

G-ULTRA RELAY 1 RELAY 2

GND IO1 IO2 IO3 IO4 NO COM NC NO COM NC VDC

TRG

PED

FRX

STATUS

LCK

+12V

COM

D-Series
Controller

FIGURE 1
2. Wiring a G-ULTRA into an Electric Fence Controller

Possible Activations Possible Notifications

• Arm / Disarm • Arm Status

• Alarm Notifications

G-ULTRA RELAY 1 RELAY 2

GND IO1 IO2 IO3 IO4 NO COM NC NO COM NC VDC

GND
STATUS

ALARM

KEYSWITCH

KEYSWITCH
+12VDC

Strobe Siren
Relay Relay
NC NC
COM

NO NO

+ - + -

16VAC STROBE SIREN KEYPAD

+ - + -
+12 GND DAT GATE IN1

Electric Fence control board

To program the Strobe to Status:

JVA Keypad, Press: Nemtek Keypad, Press:
1. “INSTALLER PIN”*0# 1. “INSTALLER PIN”*0#
2. 2202# 2. 101# OR 0011# (Model Dependant)
3. *# 3. *#

• The Status and alarm inputs must have three seconds filter time configured on
the G-UTRA
• The strobe output on the energiser needs to be programmed for the armed
status notification to be sent via the G-ULTRA
• Using “IN1” via the G-ULTRA will bypass the key-switch function on the energiser

FIGURE 2
3. Wiring a G-ULTRA into an Alarm System

Possible Activations Possible Notifications

• Arm / Disarm • Arm Status

• Intruder / Siren

G-ULTRA RELAY 1 RELAY 2

GND IO1 IO2 IO3 IO4 NO COM NC NO COM NC VDC

GND
STATUS

ALARM

GND

KEYSWITCH

KEYSWITCH

+12VDC

GND Z1 C

Alarm Panel

Alarm programming:
PGM1: Armed Status
PGM2: Siren Follow
Z1: Keyswitch Latched Arm / Disarm

The Alarm Panel PGMs must activate to “GND”. However, if the Alarm Panel only
supports positive activations, then relays must be used between the Alarm Panel
and the G-ULTRA to change the activation to “GND”.

FIGURE 3
4. Wiring a G-ULTRA into a D-Series Controller via a WiZo

Possible Activations Possible Notifications

• Trigger Open • Gate Open / Closed

• Gate Opening / Closing
• Gate Standing Open
• Mains Failure
• Battery Low
• Multiple Collisions

G-ULTRA RELAY 1 RELAY 2

GND IO1 IO2 IO3 IO4 NO COM NC NO COM NC VDC

TRG

STATUS
GATE

GND
WiZo
+12VDC

IN
NO
COM
NC

WiZo

IN
NO
STATUS
GATE

TRG

COM
NC

10k
External pull-down D-Series
resistor (10kΩ) Controller

FIGURE 4
5. Wiring a G-ULTRA into an Electric Fence Controller via WiZos

Possible Activations Possible Notifications

• Arm / Disarm • Arm Status

• Alarm Notifications

G-ULTRA RELAY 1 RELAY 2

GND IO1 IO2 IO3 IO4 NO COM NC NO COM NC VDC

STATUS

GND
WiZo WiZo
+12VDC
KEYSWITCH
IN IN ALARM
NO NO
COM COM
NC NC

WiZo +12VDC GND WiZo

STATUS

NC NC
IN IN
ALARM
NO NO
COM COM
COM

NC NO NO NC
KEYSWITCH
+ - + -

16VAC STROBE SIREN KEYPAD

+ - + -
+12 GND DAT GATE IN1

Electric Fence control board

To program the Strobe to Status:
JVA Keypad, Press: Nemtek Keypad, Press:
1. “INSTALLER PIN”*0# 1. “INSTALLER PIN”*0#
2. 2202# 2. 101# OR 0011# (Model Dependant)
3. *# 3. *#

• The Status and alarm inputs must have three seconds filter time configured on
the G-ULTRA
• The strobe output on the energiser needs to be programmed for the armed
status notification to be sent via the G-ULTRA
• Using “IN1” via the G-ULTRA will bypass the key-switch function on the energiser

FIGURE 5
6. Wiring a G-ULTRA into an Alarm System via WiZos

Possible Activations Possible Notifications

• Arm / Disarm • Arm Status

• Intruder / Siren

G-ULTRA RELAY 1 RELAY 2

GND IO1 IO2 IO3 IO4 NO COM NC NO COM NC VDC

STATUS

ALARM

KEYSWITCH
GND

+12VDC

WiZo WiZo

IN IN
NO NO
COM COM
NC NC

WiZo +12VDC GND WiZo

IN IN
NO NO
STATUS

ALARM

GND

KEYSWITCH

COM COM
NC NC

GND Z1 C

Alarm Panel
The Alarm Panel PGMs must
activate to “GND”. However, if the
Alarm programming: Alarm Panel only supports positive
activations, then relays must be
PGM1: Armed Status used between the Alarm Panel
PGM2: Siren Follow and the G-ULTRA to change the
Z1: Keyswitch Latched Arm / Disarm activation to “GND”.

FIGURE 6