RF SOLUTIONS EZTEXT-DIN Manuel utilisateur

EZTEXT-DIN

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Features

• Two way remote control Via SMS Text

• Easy to install and configure using only SMS

text messages

• Modular Expandable System

• 2 –18 digital inputs (volt free)

• 2 - 18 Relay Changeover contacts rated

240Vac 5A

• Text on Power Fail

• Integral Antenna supplied (External Option)

• Optional Temperature Sensor

• User can set inputs and outputs names

• Worldwide quad-band GSM.

• O2 Simcard Included

Applications

• Plant Maintenance,

• warnings / Alarms/ Reset.

• Irrigation Systems.

• Security Systems

• Heating Control

• World-wide Telemetry Signals

Description

A GSM Remote Control System operated by SMS text message. Available as DIN Rail

Modules or a ready made System within an IP56 enclosure Mains power supply and

bundled Simcard ready to go.

The user can switch the relay changeover contacts by sending a simple or custom

text of their choice.

EZTEXT will send an SMS text to upto five numbers on activation of one of its inputs

or temperature set points.

The user can give custom names to Inputs/outputs and create Custom messages.

Setup is easy with a few simple SMS Text Commands.

GSM Remote Control Systems

Ordering

PART No Description

EZTEXT-DIN DIN Rail SMS control system

PRO-EZTEXT26 2 IP 6 OP channel Remote Control System

EZTEXT-DIN

PRO-EZTEXT-26

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Description

Supplied as a self contained two way Remote Control System which provides two

‘no volt’ switch detect inputs and 6 changeover relay contacts as outputs .

The system comes supplied in an IP56 Enclosure with integral 12V power supply.

Containing industrial standard ‘DIN Rail’ modules.

Ready to Go System 2 I/P,’s 6 O/P’s

110/230VAC

Power

Supply

9-32V

ac or dc

Power

Digital

Input 1

Digital

Input 2Output 1Output 2

2 Input

6 Output

NO COM NC NO COM NC

Reset 20

GSM

SIM card

Output 1Output 2Output 3Output 4

Power in

NO COM NC

Address

EZTEXT-DIN 725-OP

Address

link 1

fitted

PSU

Common

Normally Open

Normally Closed

FUSE

Output 1 -4

Features

• 110-230Vac Power Supply Fused 5A

• 2 No Volt Switch inputs

• 6 Outputs Relay Changeover Contacts

240Vac 5A

• Enclosure IP56

• No PC required.

• SIMCARD Bundled

• Dims 315 x 235 x 130mm

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4 x Inputs Module

• 4 x Additional No-Volt Inputs

• Plug ‘n’ Play using ribbon cable supplied

• Up to 4 additional Input Modules can be

Daisy Chained to provide 16 additional In-

puts

• Inputs are opto-isolated

Part Number Description

725-OP 4 Output Add-on Module

4 x Relay Output Module

• 4 x Relay Changeover Contacts

• Connecting ribbon cable supplied

• Up to four Output Modules can be Daisy

Chained to provide an additional 16 Outputs.

• Up to 4 725-OP can be Daisy Chained to

provide 18 outputs.

• Provides a simple extension to the number

of Inputs

Part Number Description

725-IP 4 input Add-on Module

Additional Input and Output Modules

Temperature Measurement Probe Cable

Using the cable adaptor CBA-EZTEMP provides a 1metre plug in cable with temper-

ature probe.

This enables the EZTEXT temperature monitor temperature and automatically send

notification of high and low user selectable trigger level.

Part Number Description

CBA-

EZTEMP2 Temperature sensor cable

The Add-on Modules simply plug into the EZTEXT-DIN Ribbon Connector socket.

Once connected the EZTEXT automatically recognizes them and the additional in-

puts and outputs become available to use.

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Optional External Antenna

Using an external antenna can provide a better signal reception than the on-board

antenna. Using Cable adaptor CBA-UFLSMA provides a panel mounted SMA con-

nector for external antenna connection.

To connect, carefully unplug the existing antenna UFL and push on the CBA-

UFLSMA UFL connector.

ANT-GSM5WM

A compact PCB Antenna for GSM Cellular appli-

cations where high performance is required from

a small size. Using the ANT-GSMQB will give op-

timum range and reliability to your application.

ANT-GSMPUKS-IP67

A compact Antenna for GSM applications where high

performance is required from a small size. The an-

tenna includes a Low Noise Amplifier and is housed

in a rugged low profile UV resistant case, this an-

tenna is compact and resistant to Vandalism.

CBA-UFLSMA

Connect to

On-board UFL

connector

Alternative Antenna

We offer an extensive range of GSM antenna in many shapes and sizes please

see our Website or contact our Sales Dept with your requirements and we will

try to help.

Part Number Description

CBA-UFLSMA Cable assembly for external antenna

Part Num-

ber Description

ANT-

GSM5WM

+5dBm Gain antenna with wall

mount

Part Number Description

ANT-GSMPUK

-SMA

+3dBm Gain antenna

Rugged PUCK

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Using EZTEMPR2 Thermocouple

Attach the Thermocouple cable to the Connector marked “SENSE”

This is now ready to use

Notes:

1. Temperatures are measured to 1 Decimal point

2. Temperature Triggers can be set to whole number values only

3. A hysteresis of –2oC is built into the EZTEXT

Example1

SET TEMP MAX is set to +30oC

As the actual temperature measured increases, EZTEXT will trigger ‘over

Temperature’ at 30.1oC

As the actual temperature measured decreases EZTEXT will trigger at

27.9oC

Example2

SET TEMP MIN is set to +10oC

As the actual temperature measured decreases, EZTEXT will trigger ‘under

Temperature’ at 9.9oC

As the actual temperature measured increases EZTEXT will trigger ‘Good’

at 12.1oC

Input and Output modules can be added in any order by connecting with the

Ribbon cables supplied .

On initial Powerup EZTEXT automatically interrogates and configures addi-

tional modules. (all LEDS Flash). After approx. 60seconds the LEDs stop

flashing to indicate the module is ready to use

Notes:

1. Any combinations of 725-IP and 725-OP modules can be added, the Maximum is four, 725-IP

Modules and four 725-OP modules in the ‘Daisy Chan’ link (8 modules in total)

2. When using 725-IP / OP modules there are some limitations (compared with the two input

and outputs on the ETEXT-DIN)

Power

Supply

9-32V

ac or dc

Power

Digital

Input 1

Digital

Input 2

Relay

Output 1

Relay

Output 2

Power

Input 1 Input 2 Input 3 Input 4

Address Power Power

Input 1 Input 2 Input 3 Input 4

Address Power

3 4 5 6 7 8 910

NO COM NC NO COM NC

Reset 20

GSM10

SIM ca rd

EZTEXT-DIN 725-IP 725-IP

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725-OP Additional 4 Outputs Module

Output 1

Ribbon

Cable

Connector

Ribbon

Cable

Connector

Changeover Relay Contact

Outputs

Output 2 Output 3 Output 4

NO COM NCNO COM NC

Address

ADDRESS LINKS

Place Shorting Cap over

Links to set address

(Fig shows Address position

Power

Supply

9-32V

ac or dc

Power

Digital

Input 1

Digital

Input 2

Relay

Output 1

Relay

Output 2

Input 1 2

Output

NO COM NC NO COM NC

Reset 20

GSM10

SIM card

Output 1 Output 2 Output 3 Output 4 Power in

- +

NO COM NCNO COM NC

Address

Output 1 Output 2 Output 3 Output 4 Power in

- +

NO COM NCNO COM NC

Address

EZTEXT-DIN 725-OP 725-OP

65 8

710

• Each 725-OP module must have a dif-

ferent address Link setting to other

725-OP modules

(For the application shown address Link

2 is fitted this sets the outputs to be

numbers 7-10)

• Each Relay Changeover contacts Out-

put can only be switched “On” or

“Off”.

• Functions such as time delays cannot

be used.

• A single telephone OPNUM number

applies per output

Example: the number allocated to an

ouput board that you would use to send

a text message to activate an output.

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Insert SIM Card

Please note:

• Insert NANO SIMCard before applying power (standard 3 Volt SIM only).

• The message memory of the SIM card should be clear before it is fitted.

• Ensure that the SIM card has not been PIN code protected!

• Beware of Pay-as-you-go SIM which require regular top-up to remain active.

• It is recommended to bar Incoming voice calls to the SIM card to avoid error

messages being sent back to the user. This can be achieved with the service

provider.

The SIM card should be inserted into EZTEXT-DIN before applying power

• RF Solutions recommends O2 and Vodaphone SIM card and has carried out

extensive testing using the SIM cards we have for these two networks.

• Problems have been identified with Orange SIM cards with this product.

• No guarantee can be given for the operation of this product with any net-

work except those that have been tested by RF Solutions.

The EZTEXT-DIN unit can be powered from 12 to 24Vdc

Connect Inputs/Outputs and Power Connections

Supply

Terminals

1 2

Inputs

1 2

Outputs

Module ADDRESS

LINK OUTPUT NUMBERS IPNUM

EZTEXT-DIN INPUT1/Output 1 N/A 1 1

EZTEXT-DIN INPUT2/Output 2 N/A 2 1

725-IP/OP Module Link 1 3-6 2

725-IP/OP Module Link 2 7-10 3

725-IP/OP Module Link 3 11-14 4

725-IP/OP Module Link 4 15-18 5

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LED Indication At Start Up

Logging onto Network

(traffic light sequence)

Error!

(All Flash ON / OFF together) Error - No GSM Service

1. Check SimCard

2. Check Antenna

Connection

LED Indication After Start Up (Normal Operation)

Good OK Poor

Signal Strength Activity LED’s

Receiving an SMSRX

GSM

Transmitting an SMS

Intermittent flash GSM

healthy

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Good OK Poor

Signal Strength Activity LED’s

Receiving an SMSRX

GSM

Transmitting an SMS

Intermittent flash GSM

healthy

Title

Command

Description

Example

Password

UPW

UPW#UNITPW

User must send UPW command within 5 mins after

power applied. Setting the UPW is carried out by send-

ing this text message to the unit.

The User Password (4 –8 Characters) is case sensi-

tive and can consist of any letters or numbers.

If for any reason the unit password is lost, remove all

power for 1 minute, and then start again.

UPW#1234

(sets password to

1234)

Response:

UPW OK

Unit identity

UID

UNITPW#UID#UNITID

This sets the ‘identity’ of the EZTEXT unit, and will be

included in any response text from EZTEXT.

The UNITID can be 4 to 10 characters with no spaces.

1234#UID#DoorAlarm

Response:

Door Alarm UID OK

Response

RESPONSE

RESPONSE?

UNITPW#RESPONSE#x

Setup a Reply Text EZTEXT after receiving a command

x=ON or OFF

UNITPW#RESPONSE?

Requests the status of the current RESPONSE setting

NOTE: messages which specifically demand a response

such as requests for input status will always be re-

sponded to as will the UPW, UID etc.

Default setting is for response to be turned off.

1234#RESPONSE#ON

Turns on Response

messages

1234#RESPONSE?

Replies with the

EZTEXT setting to re-

sponses

Error Messages & Factory Reset

There are three error messages;

NO AUTHORISATION Means that EZTEXT did not accept the

password

UNRECOGNIZED COMMAND Password correct but the command is in-

correct

UNRECOGNIZED VARIABLE Password and command OK but the varia-

ble data is incorrect

Factory reset

Hold down the RESET button for approx10 seconds until all LEDs flash, then

release. This will reset EZTEXT to factory default settings and restart.

User Set-Up Commands

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INPUT Commands

Title

Command

Description

Example

Set an input

name

IPNAME

IPNAME?

When the input changes this is the name that the

EZTEXT will transmit in its text message

UNITPW#IPNAMEn#<name>

This designates a <name> to an EZTEXT input

(max15 characters) with no spaces.

n=1 - 2 for inputs1 to 2

UNITPW#IPNAME?

Requests the name given to all inputs

Please note that only the 2 inputs on the main

EZTEXT-DIN module can be given a name.

1234#IPNAME1,Gate

Sets input 1 to be

known as ‘Gate’

1234#IPNAME?

Requests the current

name of input1

Input number

to text

IPNUM

IPNUM?n

IPNUMDEL

Sets the destination phone number(s) (max 5 per

input) when an EZTEXT input is activated.

UNITPW#IPNUMn,<num to text>

n=1 - 2 for inputs1 to 2

UNITPW#IPNUM?n

Requests all Stored cell Nos for that input

UNITPW#IPNUMDELn

n=1 - 2 for inputs1 to 2

Deletes all stored cell Nos for that input number

1234#IPNUM1,00441

234567891

Sets tel No to input 1

1234#IPNUM?1

Requests all stored

telephone numbers for

input 1

1234#IPNUMDEL2

Deletes ALL stored

numbers for input 2

Set number of

input

activations

before SMS

sent

IPCNT

IPCNTVAL?

Sets the number of times an input must be acti-

vated before an SMS is sent

<UNITPW#IPCNTn,x

n= input number (1 or 2)

x= Counter (0 to 65500)

UNITPW#IPCNTVAL?

Requests the actual current value of the counter

1234#IPCNT1,10

A text will be sent after

input 1 has been acti-

vated 10 times

1234#IPCNTVAL?

Responds with ;

INTPUT1= 10/4

intput1 has been

activated 4 times, 6

more activations

required before text

is sent

Delay SMS on

input activa-

tion

IPDLY

IPDLY?

Sets a timer (Max 65500 secs). When the EZTEXT

input is activated the timer starts to countdown in

seconds.

When the counter reaches zero, providing the input

is still activated a text message will be sent.

UNITPW#IPDLYn,xx

n=1 - 2 for inputs1 to 2

‘xx’ can be a number from 0 to 65500

UNITPW#IPDLY?

Requests timer values for all inputs

1234#IPDLY1,60

Input 1 has a 60sec

delay before text is sent

1234#IPDLY?

Responds with ;

INTPUT1= 60/34

(output1 has been ac-

tive for 34 out of a total

60sec preset time.

34secs more is required

before text sent)

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