RF SOLUTIONS EZTEXT Manuel utilisateur

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EZTEXT -GSM REMOTE CONTROL

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Two Way Remote Control From a Cell phone

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Easy to Install and Configure using SMS commands

(No PC required).

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2 Digital Inputs (Volt Free)

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2 x Relay Outputs rated 240Vac 5A

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Optional external Temperature / Humidity Measurement

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User Can set inputs and outputs Names

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Outputs controlled by SMS text message

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Automatically Sends SMS message when input activated

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Up to 5 cell phones Notified

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Waterproof Enclosure Rated IP68

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2G GSM for World-wide use

Applications

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Remote Maintenance, warnings / Alarms.

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Irrigation Systems.

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Remote system monitoring.

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Plant Maintenance.

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Security Systems

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Alert / Panic caller

EZTEXT is a self contained two way Remote Control System which provides two changeover contact

Switching outputs and two ‘no volt’ switched inputs.

EZTEXT will send a custom text message to upto five users if its input has been activated or at a

temperature or humidity set point.

The user can control EZTEXT outputs by sending a text message. Custom names and messages may

be setup. Configuration of EZTEXT is easy though user controlled Text messages

PART No Description

EZTEXT GSM Telemetry System IP68 Enclosure

BAT-EZTEXT Optional Lithium Battery 880mAH

PSU-12V1A-IP Power Supply IP67

CBA-UFLSMA Cable assy for external Antenna

CBA-EZTEMP Temperature Sensor Cable

EZTEXT

Inputs

SMSText

outputs

SMSText

GSM

Network

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1. Insert Simcard

Please note:

•Insert SIM Card 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 by calling the service provider.

The SIM card should be inserted into EZTEXT 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 network except those that have been

tested by RF Solutions.

2. Connect Inputs / Outputs and Power Connections

The EZTEXT unit can be powered from 9 to 24Vdc.

Insert

Simcard

Here

Supply

Terminals

1 2

Inputs

1 2

Outputs

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3. LED Indication at Startup

4. LED Indication After Startup (Normal Operation)

Good OK Poor

Signal Strength Activity LED’s

Receiving an SMSRX

GSM

Transmitting an SMS

Intermittent Flash GSM Healthy

Loging onto Network

(traffic light sequence)

Error!

(All Flash ON / OFF together)

Error - No GSM Service

1. Check SimCard

2. Check Antenna Connection

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5. Optional Battery Backup (880mAH Lithium rechargeable)

The battery provides an automatic backup supply to continue normal operation when power fails. EZTEXT

can also send an SMS when power is switched to battery and when main power is restored.

The battery is recharged and maintained when power is present

In the event of a complete power loss, EZTEXT will retain user configured data, however the status of the

relays will be lost.

6. Optional External Antenna

Using an external antenna can provide a much better signal reception than the internal antenna

Unplug the Antenna Connection. Use Cable adaptor CBA-UFLSMA-1 to provide an SMA Bulkhead

connector into which many alternative GSM antennas may connect. Using an external antenna can provide

a much better signal reception than the internal antenna

Optional

Battery

Integral

Antenna

Connection

CBA-UFLSMA-1

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7. Optional Temperature / Humidity Measurement

Using the Cable adaptor CBA-EZTEMP provides a 1metre plug in cable with temperature probe.

This enables the EZTEXT temperature monitor and control functions

Connect Cable

CBA-EZTEMP

Here

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8. User Set-Up Commands

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 sending this text message to the unit.

The User Password (4 – 8 Characters) is case sensitive 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.

1234#UID#Door Alarm

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 responded 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 responses

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9. 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)

n=1 - 4 for inputs1 to 4

UNITPW#IPNAME?

Requests the name given to all inputs

1234#IPNAME1,Gate

Sets input 1 to be known as ‘Gate’

1234#IPNAME?

Requests the current name of input1

Input to

Tel No

IPNUM

IPNUM?n

IPNUMDEL

Sets the destination phone number(s) (max 5 per input) to be text when an

EZTEXT input is activated

UNITPW#IPNUMn,<num to text>

n=1 - 4 for inputs1 to 4

UNITPW#IPNUM?n

Requests all Stored cell Nos for that input

UNITPW#IPNUMDELn

n=1 - 4 for inputs1 to 4

Deletes all stored cell Nos for that input number

1234#IPNUM1,00441234567891

Sets tel No to input 1

1234#IPNUM?1

Requests all stored tel Nos for input 1

1234#IPNUMDEL2

Deletes ALL stored nos for input 2

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INPUT Commands cont….

Title Command Description Example

Set No of

Input

Acitvations

before SMS

Sent

IPCNT

IPCNTVAL?

Sets the number of times an input must be activated befre 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 activated 10 times

1234#IPCNTVAL?

Responds with ;

INTPUT1= 10/4

intput1 has been activat

ed 4 times, 6

more activations required before text

is sent

Delay SMS

on Input

Activation

IPDLY

IPDLY?

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

starts to countdown in seconds.

When the ounter rea hes zero, providing the input is still a tivated a text message

will be sent.

UNITPW#IPDLYn,xx

n=1 - 4 for inputs1 to 4

‘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 a tive fro 34 out of a

total 60se preset time. 34se s more is

required before text sent)

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10. Output Commands

Title Command Description Example

Activate an

Output OUT

Turns an Output ON or OFF

UNITPW#OUTn,x

n=Relay number = 1 to 4

x=Relay Status = ON, OFF

1234#OUT1,ON

Turns Output1 ON

Set an output

name

OPNAME

OPNAME?

This designates a name to an EZTEXT output

UNITPW#OPNAMEn,name

n=Output no

name= name can be upto 15 characters.

UNITPW#OPNAME?

Requests the name of the Outputs

1234#OPNAME1,AIRCON

sets output 1 name to be ‘AIRCON’

1234#OPNAME?

Requests names of all the outputs

Set Output On

time

OPDLY

OPDLY?

Sets output operation time. The output can be set from 1 to 65500 seconds, or

If is set to ‘0’, then the output will latch on

UNITPW#OPDLYn,t

n=Output number

t=Delay time (seconds)

UNITPW#OPDLY?

Requests the current ‘on’ time setting for an output

EZTEXT replies with the preset time delay output and the actual time that

the output has been activated for

1234#OPDLY1,500

Sets output1 to operate for 500 sec’s

1234#OPDLY?

Responds with ;

OUTPUT1= 500/34

(output1 has been a tive for 34 out of a

total 500se preset time)

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11. Power Fail Commands

Title Command Description Example

Number to text

on Power

Failure

PFNUM

PFNUM?

PFNUMDEL

This command sets a number to text (max 5 nos) when Power Failed (only if

optional battery fitted)

UNITPW#PFNUM#<numbertotext>

Sets the number to text on power fail

UNITPW#PFNUM?

Requests the current numbers that are stored

UNITPW#PFNUMDEL

PFNUMDEL Deletes all stored Power Failed cell Nos

1234#PFNUM#00441273898000

1234 #PFNUM?

Response: Returns current settings

1234 #PFNUMDEL

Deletes all stored cell Nos against

this

Text on power

Restored

UNIT ID#Reboot power had failed

Texts will be sent to cell phone numbers stored in IPNUM on reboot after a

power failure or reset (when power is reapplied).

Note: this feature is enabled or disabled by simply having cell phone numbers

in PNUM.

Building2 Reboot power had failed

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