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SMS-C 422 Manual Date: 6.10.2014 PC-Tool: 1.05 Firmware: 1.09 Ref. 6 Manual SMS-C 422 Table of Contents 1 Description ...................................................................................................................................... 3 2 Technical Manual ............................................................................................................................ 4 3 Safety Guidelines ............................................................................................................................. 5 4 5 3.1 Signs and symbols.................................................................................................................... 5 3.2 Condition as supplied .............................................................................................................. 6 3.3 Designated use ........................................................................................................................ 6 Installation ....................................................................................................................................... 8 4.1 Installer .................................................................................................................................... 8 4.2 Environment ............................................................................................................................ 8 4.3 Connection .............................................................................................................................. 9 4.3.1 Overview.......................................................................................................................... 9 4.3.2 Power............................................................................................................................. 10 4.3.3 Digital-Input ................................................................................................................... 11 4.3.4 Analog-Input .................................................................................................................. 11 4.3.5 BUS ................................................................................................................................ 15 4.3.6 Relay-Output ................................................................................................................. 15 4.3.7 USB ................................................................................................................................ 16 4.3.8 Antenna connection ...................................................................................................... 16 4.3.9 SIM-Card Slot ................................................................................................................. 17 4.3.10 Status display ................................................................................................................. 18 PC-Software ................................................................................................................................... 19 5.1 Software Installation ............................................................................................................. 19 5.2 Control Elements ................................................................................................................... 19 5.2.1 Tabs ............................................................................................................................... 20 5.2.2 Loading and reading out the configuration of the SMS-C 422 ...................................... 26 - 1- Manual SMS-C 422 6 SMS commands of the SMS-C422 ................................................................................................. 27 6.1 7 Standard Commands ............................................................................................................. 27 6.1.1 Switching Relays ............................................................................................................ 27 6.1.2 Query Status .................................................................................................................. 28 6.1.3 Additional Response ...................................................................................................... 28 Controlling the SMS-C 422 via Android App.................................................................................. 29 7.1 Installation ............................................................................................................................. 29 7.2 Inputs ..................................................................................................................................... 29 7.3 Outputs .................................................................................................................................. 30 7.4 Settings .................................................................................................................................. 30 8 Technical Data ............................................................................................................................... 31 8.1 Device Data............................................................................................................................ 31 8.2 PC-Software (Requirements) ................................................................................................. 32 9 10 Scope of Delivery ........................................................................................................................... 33 Guarantee .................................................................................................................................. 34 - 2- Manual SMS-C 422 1 Description The SMS-C-422 is made for applications where it is requirde to monitor analog or digital conditions or to switch devices remotely and where an own network and/or an internet connection is not available. It is especially designed for monitoring-tasks in the industry. With the SMS-C-422 it is possible to check the temperature, the switch setting or the pressure of devices and in case of failure it is able to automatically send a text message to a maximum amount of up to 100 users. But you also can open a garage door by calling the SMSC-Control from your mobile phone for free. Furthermore, the SMS-C-422 is able to send you a text message if the front door of your home opens or your photovoltaics or your heating system go into failure mode. This enables you to set up with your mobile phone in a fest and easy way your own personal smart-home. - 3- Manual SMS-C 422 2 Technical Manual - 4- Manual SMS-C 422 3 Safety Guidelines 3.1 Signs and symbols This guide uses following signs and symbols: Attention Special information, instructions and prohibitions in order to prevent environmental damages, damages to persons and property, are displayed by this pictogram start with a line. The associated text ends with one line. Hint Special indications about the economical usage are displayed by this pictogram and start with one line. The associated text ends with one line. High Voltage Dangers of high voltage are displayed by this pictogram and start with one line. The associated text ends with one line. Dangers by mobile phone signals Dangers caused by radio signals when operating the device are displayed by this pictogram and start with one line. The associated text ends with one line. Battery Dangers caused by the usage of the optional battery are displayed by this pictogram and start with one line. The associated text ends with one line. - 5- Manual SMS-C 422 3.2 Condition as supplied All delivered components (hard- and software) are configured according to the terms of use. Changes on the hard –and software configuration exceeding the documented possibilities are prohibited and cause an exclusion of liability. 3.3 Designated use The device may exclusively be operated in the areas specified in chapter “Technical Data”. Besides, the device may only be operated for the use described in this manual. Attention Because of the GSM and GPRS wireless communication, the transfer and the receiving of data cannot be guaranteed. Data can be delayed, damaged or destroyed. Therefore, the device may not be used in situations where in case of an error, environmental damages, damages to people and property are possible. For damages of any kind, which occur because of incorrect data, we assume no liability. Attention The device is designed to resist the expected environmental conditions, according to the chapter “Technical data”. The device contains no features to detect or to prevent any occurring errors. Therefore, it is not allowed to use this device in order to protect people, Property or the environment is not allowed. We assume no liability for possibly caused damages. - 6- Manual SMS-C 422 Danger through mobile phone signals The device uses the mobile network (GSM, GPRS). As a result of this, all security regulations of a regular mobile phone also apply to this device. The device may not be used in areas, where radio disturbances could lead to dangerous situations. This includes among other following areas: - Areas where blasting operations are ongoing - Explosive atmospheres - In reach of medical equipment - In reach of life sustaining equipment - In a plane - At a gas station - And so on… Battery Devices using optional battery are not allowed to be disposed of in a regular way. In this case, please open the correctly disconnected device and remove the NiMH-battery and dispose of it according to regulations. High Voltage Only electrically qualified staff and electrically instructed staff are allowed to do the installation work described in this guide. - 7- Manual SMS-C 422 4 Installation 4.1 Installer High Voltage In order to prevent damage to people, property and the environment, only electrically qualified staff and electrically instructed staff are allowed to install the SMS-C-422. During the installation the respective national standards have to be applied. 4.2 Environment The place of installation has to be chosen in that way, that the SMS-C-422 and all corresponding cables do not get damaged by following environmental conditions: o o o o o Dust, moisture, excessive heat Direct sun irradiation Heat sources Devices send out strong magnetic fields Liquids or corrosive chemicals Danger through mobile phone signals The device uses the mobile network (GSM, GPRS). As a result of this, all security regulations of a regular mobile phone also apply to this device. The device may not be used in areas, where radio disturbances could lead to dangerous situations. This includes among other following areas: (Operation of device prohibited) - Areas where blasting operations are ongoing - Explosive atmospheres - In reach of medical equipment - In reach of life sustaining equipment - In a plane - At a gas station - And so on… Please pay attention to the values regarding environmental conditions described in chapter “Technical data”. - 8- Manual SMS-C 422 4.3 Connection High Voltage The connection of the device and all its components must be performed in a zero potential condition! 4.3.1 Overview The following picture exemplarily shows the connections of the device: - 9- Manual SMS-C 422 4.3.2 Power The power supply is done by the + and – clamps. The device works in a voltage range between 10-30V DC (with a battery 15-30V DC). The power requirement is approximately 2 W. High voltage The negative clamp (–), also serves as the ground and can be touched by the antenna pin. Here, special safety measures have to be taken, which are regulated by the respective national standards. Attention!!! If there is no safety isolating transformer (or at least something equivalent) in use, the secondary circuit (-) of the power supply or the ground connection of the SMS-C-422 itself has to be earthed/grounded! Hint In order to improve the safety, please always use a suitable Residual Current Device (RCD) - 10- Manual SMS-C 422 4.3.3 Digital-Input The four digital inputs become active, when they are switched to ground. Those Inputs are optimized for the optional battery operation and are able to run with a maximum of 10V DC. Risk of damage The digital inputs could get destroyed when the voltage is higher than 10 V! 4.3.4 Analog-Input The SMS-C 422 is able to gauge standard signals from 0-10V to 0-20mA and resistance of up to 50kOhm. The signals/sensors are implemented in two-wire technology and related to ground. The measuring clamps are identifiable by the marking I. - 11- Manual SMS-C 422 4.3.4.1 Current Measurement The SMS-C 422 is able to measure standard electric currents with an apparent ohmic resistance of 100 Ohm. Risk of damage The analog inputs could get destroyed, when the voltage is higher than 5V at the measuring terminal I. - 12- Manual SMS-C 422 4.3.4.2 Voltage Measurement The SMS-C 422 is able to measure standard voltages of 0 to 10V with an internal apparent resistance of 100kOhm. Risk of damage The analog inputs could get destroyed, when the voltage is higher than 15V at the measuring terminal U. - 13- Manual SMS-C 422 4.3.4.3 Resistance Measurement The SMS-422-C is able to measure impedances of 0-50kOhm (NTC, Potentiometer…).The measurement current is limited to 1mA in order to avoid an uncontrolled self-heating of the sensors. Risk of damage The analog inputs could get destroyed when the voltage is higher than 5V at the measuring terminal for the resistance R. - 14- Manual SMS-C 422 4.3.5 BUS The SMS-C has a RS485 interface, which serves as extension. Risk of damage The bus could get destroyed, when the voltage is higher than 5V at the clamps A or B are applied. 4.3.6 Relay-Output The SMS-C 422 has two relay contacts which are implemented as changeover contacts. These contacts are able to switch 10A in category AC1/DC1. Hint The contacts are not meant for the direct and steady switching of high loads (heater blower with an appropriate safety shutdown). Please use a suitable relay, which you control by the contacts. - 15- Manual SMS-C 422 4.3.7 USB The device is connected to the PC by the USB Port. 4.3.8 Antenna connection The external antenna connection allows the connection to a RP-SMS antenna. - 16- Manual SMS-C 422 4.3.9 SIM-Card Slot The SIM-Card is inserted at the left top with the chip side facing downwards. Hint Please only insert the SIM-Card after having loaded the PIN number of the SIM-card onto the device by using the enclosed software. - 17- Manual SMS-C 422 4.3.10 Status display The meaning of the status display is listed in the following table. If the display lights up, its status is „on“, if not, its status is „off“. INPUT (1-4) on/off Relay (1-2) on/off ON Device status The digital input is active if the status -LED lights up. Device status The relay output is active if the status -LED lights up. Device status on/off The device has a proper supply of voltage. GSM Device status off permanently on Slowly flashing (200ms on, 2s off) The device did not start. The device has started, but it is not yet ready for use. The device is ready for use, the SIM-Card was accepted. Medium flashing (200ms on, 600ms off) The device is ready for use, there is an ongoing data transfer at the moment. Fast flashing (100ms on, 200ms off) There is an error, the device is not ready for use. - 18- Manual SMS-C 422 5 PC-Software 5.1 Software Installation Execute the file setup.exe on the annexed CD and follow the installation wizard. Hint In order to run the software with all its features you need writing authorization on the chosen path. Also you should be logged in as an administrator during the installation process. When using Windows 8, it is possible that an error occurs during the installation of the USB-driver, in this case, continue by ignoring the error, the driver will be installed correctly. 5.2 Control Elements Hereinafter, the control elements of the PC-Software are illustrated: 1 1. 2. 3. 4. 2 Menu bar Toolbar (from the left) - Exit program - Save the configuration of the device in a file. - Load a configuration file from the PC to the device - Load a configuration of the device to the PC - Print the configuration file - Show Help-Page Tabs – Initial Setting - User Administration - Configuration of the In/Outputs Status bar - GSM Signal strength - Status signal 3 4 - 19- Manual SMS-C 422 5.2.1 Tabs 5.2.1.1 Basic Settings The primary configuration of the device is done in the basic settings. Enter PIN number (4-digits) Additional functions Required for activating the SIM-Card. Please note that you only insert the SIM card into the device after having entered the PIN. Battery mode: It can be chosen if the optional battery should be used. Changes of the PIN are done directly from your mobile phone. Status signals If the PIN on the card is deactivated the entry is Every user with the required permissions continuously gets the current status signals of inoperable. the In- and Outputs. Device Info Defines the limiting value of sent messages; if IMEI that value is reached, an automatically gener- Serial no. of device SMS Counter ated text message will be sent to Administrator. This is important when using a prepaid card, in order to keep a sufficient credit on the SIM card. - 20- Firmware Version Current software version on the device. Manual SMS-C 422 5.2.1.2 User Administration The permissions and data of the up to 100 users are entered in the user administration. Switch The relays can be switched by a phone call. In order to use this function, the phone number of the user has to be saved serving as authentication. User name Name of the SMS user. (max.35 characters) Phone number Phone number of the user in the international standard, without space and special characters. (e.g. +49172123456789) DI Inputs Assignment of the 4 inputs to its users. Determines which message a certain user receives. AI Inputs Assignment of the 3 analog inputs to its users. Determines which message a certain user receives. +49 => Germany +43 => Austria +41 => Switzerland Password Alphanumeric password (8-digits) for Authentication. - 21- Relays Determines which relay is allowed to be switched by a user. Manual SMS-C 422 Admin Power ON The user is the administrator. He receives After the booting of the device it sends an SMS system messages. (Power ON) is sent the chosen users. SMS ACK The user is able to adjust, if he wants a confirmation of the sent commands, by receiving an SMS. Power OFF In case of a voltage breakdown it is possible to inform up to 5 users thanks to an integrated power buffering without battery. Switch ACK If the relays should be switched time limited, it is possible to adjust if - after turning off the device - another message shall be sent. Status MSG The chosen user continuously receives status messages. The interval times can be determined in the basic settings. Hint In the GSM standard no rules for special characters are defined. Therefore please use the corresponding circumscriptions. e.g. ß=> ss; ü=> ue etc. - 22- Manual SMS-C 422 5.2.1.3 Configuration In- and Outputs Messages and Triggers for the In- and Outputs are set up in this tab. Relay Outputs Description Description of the Output (max. 35 Characters). Shortcut ON/OFF Please enter a brief text, which you use to power on or off a relay. For example a text message containing “Lights on” (shortcut on) or “Lights off” (shortcut off) turns your lights on or off. Within the text message there is no difference between upper and lower case. The switching authentication is verified by the phone number entered in the user administration. REM. Relays are remanent (reset save). Switch-on time Determines the switch-on time of a relay. The timespan can be between 1 second and 9999 hours. The discharge of the “on” time can be triggered by an SMS. Test It is possible to check relays with the buttons ON/OFF. Readout By pressing Readout, the current status of all Inand Outputs of the SMS-C are read out and shown. - 23- Manual SMS-C 422 Digital Signal Inputs Description Description of the Input (max. 35 Characters). This text will be sent as a text message. The current status will be attached to the text. Status ON/OFF Trigger and Trigger Time It is possible to determine a minimum time the digital input has to be active so that a message will be sent. With this feature you can prevent false alarms as the switching level has to be active for a certain amount of time (1-99 seconds). Text being sent in SMS for messaging the status ON or OFF. Analog Signal Inputs The analog Input 0 is an internal temperature sensor. The value is shown up in °C! Description Description of the Input (maximum 35 characters). This text will be sent when the trigger gets activated. The current value is attached to the text. Message Text Sent text when triggering the event. Trigger The Trigger determines, when a message will be sent. : Type - no: The feature is deactivated The type of the analog Input can be chosen. - > If the measured value is higher Besides the direct measuring of power, voltage and resistance, there is also the possibility to convert the measured resistance into a temperature. Following temperature sensors are possible: - NTC 2k, 5k,10k, 33k - PT 1000 - KTY81-110 than the adjusted threshold. - < If the measured value is lower than the adjusted threshold. Threshold Determines the value at which the event gets triggered. Replay It is possible to scale the measured value with The result/messages can be limited: the two parameters “Factor” and “Offset”. The - Hysteresis of 10%: e.g. the result should “Factor” is multiplied by the measured value and be smaller than 5V. A message will be sent the “Offset” is added to the sum. when reaching 5V. Another message is So you can, for example scale a temperature only possible when the measured value sensor with 0-10V at-50°C up to +50°C with the goes down to 4,5V and up to 5 V (10%) “Factor” of 100 and an “Offset” of -50. again. - Daily: The event will be sent only once a Unit day. The inscribed unit gets transmitted with the - Hourly: The event will be sent only once value. an hour. Factor / Offset - 24- Manual SMS-C 422 - 25- Manual SMS-C 422 5.2.2 Loading and reading out the configuration of the SMS-C 422 In order that the settings on the PC-Software become applied and active, data need to be uploaded on the device by an USB connection. Beforehand, please make sure that all input fields were filled in correctly. Menu bar: Upload: Upload settings from the PC to device. Menu bar: Download: Download settings from the device to PC. It is also possible to save the settings as a file in the XML format on the PC and print them. Hint The data won´t be saved on the SIM card which allows you to load and readout the configuration of the device without a SIM card at any time. - 26- Manual SMS-C 422 6 SMS commands of the SMS-C422 There are two kind of commands: standard and shortcut (shortcut ON or OFF). The standard commands start with “ # “ and are tied to special rules. The shortcut commands are freely selectable (except for the first characters) and execute certain actions. Hint The authentication of the users for standard commands is effected through the defined password. For shortcut commands the stored phone numbers are used. 6.1 Standard Commands 6.1.1 Switching Relays SMS command for switching function (Relay-Outputs) #[pw]#[channel]#[state]#[parameter]# Examples Description Password with 8-digits and alphanumeric, registered users do not need a password for switching. Number of the relay output [1 or 2] [channel] Total addressing [0] everything will be switched. Turning ON or OFF [0, 1] [state] Query of this channel [?]. Delay [1-9999,Unit] Unit: s= seconds [parameter] m = minutes h = hours [pw] Example 1: SMS command: #1234#1#1# Turns Relay 1 ON Example 2: SMS command: #1234#1#0# Turns relay 1 OFF Example 3: SMS command: #1234#2#1#60m# Turns Relay 2 ON for 60 minutes. SMS Response OK! #[channel]#[state]#[parameter]# [state] - 27- State of the relay output [1,0] Manual SMS-C 422 6.1.2 Query Status SMS command for querying the state of the In- and Outputs #[pw]#state# Example Description Example: #1234#state# Query the state of all In- and Outputs. SMS Response on the command State! DI#0#0#0#0#DO#0#0AIN#30#26.3#4# DI DO AI 6.1.3 State [1,0] of the 4 Digital Inputs State [1,0] of the 2 Digital Output Values of the 3 Analog Input Additional Response Additional SMS Responses Power ON Sends an SMS to all declared users, when the device boots. Power Off Sends an SMS to a maximum of 5 users, when the operation voltage breaks off. - 28- Manual SMS-C 422 7 Controlling the SMS-C 422 via Android App 7.1 Installation The SMS-C 422 can be controlled easily by an Android App, version 2.2. In order to install the app, please copy the file smsc422.apk to your Android device, the respective file can be found on the enclosed CD. Then, the file is ready for installation; please follow the installation wizard. Attention The app sends and receives SMS messages in the background. The sending of an SMS is a paid service which you have to confirm in order to use this function. There is no liability for any costs caused by improper or malicious use. Furthermore, there is no liability for any costs caused by computer viruses or the like. 7.2 Inputs Update By pressing the button „Update“ a text message will be sent to the previously defined controller in the background. The current states will be visualized after receiving the response SMS. - 29- Manual SMS-C 422 7.3 Outputs ON/OFF Button With buttons “ON” and “OFF” it is possible to directly switch the respective relay output. When receiving the response status will be visualized. 7.4 Settings Language After changing and saving the language, the program will be closed. Starting the computer next time, the surface uses the newly selected language. Phone number Determines the phone number the SMS-C 422 should use. The entry of the phone number needs to include the country code. (+44 for Great Britain) Password Entry of the current user´s password. Without a password there is no authentication Label By pressing the button „Import“, all the saved signal descriptions of the device will be imported to the app via SMS. After saving, these information are available at all times. Save In order to permanently save all changed settings it is necessary to press the “Save” button at the end. - 30- Manual SMS-C 422 8 Technical Data 8.1 Device Data Radio Network USB BUS Digital Inputs Digital Outputs Analog Inputs Supply Environmental Conditions Storage Temperature Housing Dimensions Protection Class IP Rating Weight GSM / GPRS 850/950/1800/1900 Mhz USB 2.0 for the configuration with the PC-Tool - RS485 4x potential-free (NPN) - 0V – 1V <> logical 1 - 3V – 10V <> logical 0 2x Relay (NO/NC-COM) - 10A / 230V AC ( AC 1 ; DC 1) 2x configurable - Voltage 0-10V (Ri=100kOhm, max. 15V DC) - Power 4-20mA (apparent ohmic resistance 100Ohm, max. 50mA/5V) - Resistance 0-50kOhm - Temperature (NTC/PT1000) - 10-30V (without battery) - 15-30V (with battery) - <2W - 2h Power reserve with battery - -20°C – 55°C (without battery) - 0°C – 45°C (with battery) - Humidity 5-90%, not condensing - -20°C - 75°C (without battery) - -20°C - 50°C (with battery) B:105mm ; H:86mm ; T:58mm (6 -module) I IP30 - 192g (without battery) 235g (with battery) - 31- Manual SMS-C 422 8.2 PC-Software (Requirements) Hardware Minimum CPU P4 1GHz P4 2.0GHz 512 MB VGA 800x600 4x 1024 MB SVGA 1024x768 16x RAM Video CD-ROM Drive Recommended Harddrive Approx. 400 MByte free memory space Operating System Microsoft Windows 2000/XP/VISTA/7/8 USB Version 1.1/2.0 - 32- Manual SMS-C 422 9 Scope of Delivery Delivery of standard version comprises following articles: o o o SMS-C 422 3m magnet socket antenna CD with enclosed manual, PC-Software and Android App. - 33- Manual SMS-C 422 10 Guarantee FELA devices are subject to strict quality control and are individually manufactured and tested. During the daily use – for functional defects occurring - FELA provides a guarantee of 12 months (warranty: 24 months) from date of purchase according to proof of purchase (wear and tear parts excluded). For any functional defects on the device occurring after guarantee period, please address yourself to our service department. FELA Deutschland GmbH Am Bahnhof 2 55765 Birkenfeld Tel +49 (0) 6782 87 89 915 Fax +49 (0) 6782 87 89 598 [email protected] www.fela-deutschland.de - 34-