Blusky BSC9000 series Manuel utilisateur

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USER

MANUAL

BSC9000 SERIES

GSM/GPRS MODEMS

CONTENTS

1. About This Document.......................................... 4

2. Safety Precautions ................................................ 5

2.1. Usage of Modem in a Vehicle ..................... 5

2.2. Protection of Modem.................................... 6

3. Applied Terms and Abbreviations ....................7

4. Usage of Device...................................................... 8

5. Principle of Operation.......................................... 9

6. Structure of BSC9000 Series Modem............. 12

7. Software................................................................. 14

7.1. Firmware.......................................................... 14

7.2. Management Software: Troll ................... 14

7.2.1. Troll Main Window and Functions .... 15

7.2.2. Troll: Connection with Modem........... 16

7.2.3. Troll: Reading and Writing

Conguration of Modem..................... 18

7.2.4. Troll: Saving Congurations and

Reading Saved Congurations...........22

7.2.5. Troll: Issues That Must be

Considered Before Usage....................22

8. Communication Interfaces ...............................24

9. Digital Inputs/Outputs and Additional

Power Output......................................................26

10. Notation LEDs.....................................................28

11. SMS........................................................................29

12. Installation of Modem......................................30

12.1. Inserting SIM Card......................................30

12.2. Connecting External Antenna (Type

SMA) .............................................................. 31

12.3. Connecting Modem to An External

Device ............................................................ 31

12.4. Connecting Power Supply........................32

12.4.1. DC Power Supply..................................32

12.4.2. AC Power Supply .................................32

12.4.3. USB Power Supply - Conguration

Mode.........................................................33

12.5. Mounting the Modem...............................34

13. Troubleshooting.................................................35

13.1. Power LED of Modem is not ON.............35

13.2. GSM LED of Modem is not ON................35

13.3. GPRS LED of Modem is not ON...............35

13.4. Modem does not respond to Troll

software........................................................35

14. Document Version ............................................36

Contents 2

31. About This Document

This document includes details about installation and using of BLUSKY

BSM9000 series GSM/GPRS modems. Aktif Enerji has rights to apply

changes that are not described in this document to the system.

Our company indicates that performances of products and accessories

depend on environmental conditions in usage area.

Complete or some of this document can not be used or publish without

permission of Aktif Enerji.

ABOUT

THIS

DOCU-

MENT

2. Safety Precations

SAFETY

PRECAU-

TIONS

• Modem propagates radio frequency (RF) signals. When modem is

being used, Rules of usage and safety precautions about RF devices should

be considered.

• Please, pay attention not to use this device in planes, hospitals,

petrol stations or places that using of GSM devices is forbidden.

• Please be sure that modem does not do parasitic effects to nearby

devices. For instance: cardiac pacemaker, medical equipments. Antenna

of modem must be kept away from computers, ofce equipments, home

applications etc.

• An external antenna should be connected to modem for proper

operation. Please, use antenna which is approved to use with this modem, only.

When you need to choose a new antenna, please contact with our company.

• Antenna must be far away from human body at least 26.6cm.

Please do not put antenna in metal boxes.

2.1. Usage of Modem in a Vehicle

• In case of modem will be used in a vehicle, before nishing the

installIn case of modem will be used in a vehicle, before nishing the

installation, please control relevant laws and regulations of your country

about usage GSM in vehicles.

• Please, get installation of modem done to qualied staff. Owing

to possibility of occurring parasitic effects on your vehicle’s electronics,

please take authorized service of your vehicle advice.

52. Safety Precations

• Modem should be connected to power supply system of your vehicle by using a fuse-

protected terminal in your vehicle’s fuse box.

• Please, be careful when modem gets power from battery of your vehicle. Battery may

be discharged after a while.

2.2. Protection of Modem

• To be sure about correct usage, please install and switch on your modem carefully.

• Please do not use your modem in places which has high humidity and high

temperature and do not expose your modem to hazardous chemicals, water or dust.

• Please do not try to modify or disassembly your modem. There is no any part that can

be xed by user. This process makes warranty void.

• Please do not drop, hit or shake your modem and do not use your modem in

extremely shaky environments.

• Please do not pull cable of antenna or power, attach/remove connector by holding it.

• Please use your modem according to user’s manual. Using modem unlike as described

in this user manual will make warranty of your device void.

3. Applied Terms and Abbreviations

APPLIED

TERMS

AND

ABBRE-

VIA-

TIONS

IP address A special number that assigned to a device working on Internet

APN “Access Point Name” – GPRS server name that provides data

transmission

GSM “Global System for Mobile Communications” – Voice, data

and text message package transmission technology which is

commonly used in cell phone

GPRS “General Packet Radio Service”, technology which is applied for

data package transmission in GSM networks

TCP “Transmission Control Protocol” – A data transmission

ow control which is applied between devices working in a

network. Data is sent in packages. This protocol guarantees

data transmission correctness.

Package

Transmission

The transmission that data is not sent continuously, they are

sent in pieces which are named as package.

SIM “Subscriber Identity Module” – An Identity card, special for

subscriber

SMS “Short Message Service” – A service to send short text

message.

74. Usage of Device

USAGE

DEVICE

BSC9000 series modems are multipurpose GSM/GPRS modems that make

data transmission possible by using any network of an operator which

works in 900/1800MHz or 850/900/1800/1900MHz bands. Modem is

designed to work with any device that has RS-232 or RS-485 type serial

interface.

Modem provides remote reading of electricity, water, gas meters and

other measuring devices having serial port by GPRS.

On the side of GPRS network, connection is performed in TCP/IP protocols.

On the side of device, connection is established with RS-232 and RS-485

type serial outputs.

BSC9000 series modems are also equipped with one digital input and one

digital output. By using this features, BSC9000 series modems can get

signals from a door detector, alarm unit or any device that has a digital

output. Status of those signals can be reported as an SMS or they can be

read remotely by using GSM/GPRS communication protocol or locally by

using service connection.

5. Principle of Operation

PRIN-

CIPLE

OPE-

RATION

BSC9000 series modems work as TCP server or client in GPRS Networks.

IP address of modem is determined by used SIM card. Modem is started

as a server or client device according to its conguration, automatically.

When the modem is started, it controls SIM card, signal strength, and GSM

network availability then it logins to APN by using previously congured

APN.

Modem has features to provide data ow diagnostics. If the signal strength

is too low or the data cannot be transmitted for a certain period of time

or there is a time period which is previously dened by the user to restart

the modem, modem reinitiates the GPRS network connection and logins

to APN again.

BSC9000 series modems work transparently. It makes communication

possible independent from the connection’s protocol with all transmission

channels. Figure 1 shows all existing transmission channels.

NOTE

The modem postpones the restart procedure if there is a data

transmission and/or USB conguration cable is actively connected.

The data coming from GPRS network is buffered in internal memory and it

is sent serially from a local transmission channel which is set previously by

user. Similarly, data coming from serial channel is buffered in size of TCP

packages in internal memory and sent to GPRS network.

95. Principle of Operation

GPRS

Channel

SMS

Channel

Digital input/output

Database

USB Local

Conguration

RS-232

RS-485

Figure 1.

Existing Transmission

Channels in BSC9000

series modems

The data coming from GPRS network is buffered in internal memory and it is sent serially

from a local transmission channel which is set previously by user. Similarly, data coming

from serial channel is buffered in size of TCP packages in internal memory and sent to GPRS

network.

Since the BSC9000 series modems work transparently, it supports connections with IEC

62056-21, IEC1142, DLMS or other similar protocols.

Internal registers of BSC9000 series modems can be read by using free Troll software or

BLUSKY ASCII AT command sets. It lets user to change GPRS connections and all other

settings of modem. Please check item 7 for details on software.

5. Principle of Operation

It is obligatory to authenticate to the modem with a valid username and password in order

to change or read settings. Also, ve different IP address and Subnet Masks can be set as

black list or white list lter to improve security. Terminal block of the modem can also be

sealed and manipulations to terminal cover can be logged thus reliability of the modem is

maximized.

BSC9000 series modems can also send information by using SMS beside using the serial

interfaces. SMS messages can be sent according to any of events encountered below:

• Modem terminal cover is opened or closed

• Violation of white list or black list lter

• Authentication attempt by using wrong username or password

• A signal change is detected (ON or OFF) in digital input of modem

• GSM signal strength is below user dened threshold level

The digital input in BSC9000 series modems can be used to collect external alarm signals,

to cumulate the pulses of other gas or water meters, to detect instantly door or cubicle

openings or similar events. Also the digital output in modem lets user to control external

alarms, motors or similar devices or to generate clock synchronization pulses. It is settable

to give single pulse or continuous ON signal or continuous OFF signal.

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