Signaling and control via call and SMS
A call-and-SMS communicator notifies up to 4 phone numbers by call or SMS when a contact input activates, and lets authorized numbers switch a relay output just by calling in and being recognized by caller ID, at no cost to the caller. SS21-4G, SC-VoLTE M2, and SC-VoLTE M3 run this signaling over 4G VoLTE instead of legacy GSM/GPRS or a physical PSTN line.
What is a call-and-SMS alarm communicator?
It's a small module wired to an alarm panel or a dry contact that reports events by placing a phone call or sending an SMS to a preset list of numbers — no monitoring station, app, or internet connection required, just a SIM card and mobile coverage.
How does caller-ID relay control work without an app?
A caller dials the communicator's SIM number; the device recognizes the incoming caller ID against its authorized list, switches the relay, and disconnects the call before it's answered — so the call is free and no app, PIN, or SMS command is needed. SS21-4G supports up to 8 authorized numbers this way.
Which device replaces an analogue phone line?
- SC-VoLTE M3 — 4G voice gateway with 2G fallback, handles incoming and outgoing calls for a PBX, analogue handset, or alarm panel dialler.
- SC-VoLTE M2 — in transparent mode, emulates a landline for equipment needing a phone-line connection; in standalone mode, sends Contact ID-based SMS/call alerts instead.



