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Learn how to set up the GSM module on your Armorgard VoltHub to receive emergency fire alerts via SMS or phone call. This step-by-step video walkthrough visually guides you through inserting a SIM card, programming alert messages, and verifying successful configuration using your mobile device. Ideal for anyone installing VoltHub units on construction sites, depots, or high-risk lithium-ion battery storage areas.

💡 This video is based on our official setup instructions and includes helpful visuals to support easy programming and configuration.

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⏱️ Chapter Overview (Add your own timestamps)
00:00 Introduction
Overview of VoltHub's GSM module and fire alert capabilities.

00:08 SIM Card Installation
Open the top-left locker on the VoltHub. Insert an activated standard-size SIM card (prepaid or contract with data).

00:56 Create a Phone Contact
Save the SIM number to your phone using a recognisable name (e.g., "VoltHub – Site 1").

01:35 Send Setup Commands by SMS
Start a new message to the VoltHub SIM number and send the appropriate command codes to configure settings.

00:40 Adding Phone Numbers for Text Alerts
Send @#NUMBER#NUMBER#NUMBER to register up to 3 contacts for text alerts. You'll receive a reply of TEL OK.

02:19 Setting SMS and Call Alerts
Use %#M3 to enable both SMS and phone call alerts. You'll get a reply: SMS And Phone Report.

02:30 Custom Emergency Message
Send #1#Your Custom Emergency Text to set the default alert. VoltHub will echo the message followed by OK.

02:43 Set the Reset Notification Message
Send #0#Your Reset Message to define the message sent when the unit is reset after an emergency.

02:58 Requesting a Status Report
Text @#STATUS? to receive system status, signal quality, and configuration.

03:07 Auto Status Timer Configuration
Set the update interval by sending %#T240 (240 mins = 4 hours). Send %#0 to disable.

03:31 View the Log History
Request recent data records by sending @#LOG10.