Discontinued

GPRS-A

Universal GPRS monitoring module

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GPRS-A LTE

Universal monitoring module

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GPRS-A is a universal monitoring module that can work as a stand-alone device or as part of intruder alarm systems as well as automation systems. The device is provided with a GSM telephone that supports data transmission in GPRS technology.

In the alarm systems, this module can be used to implement reporting, in conjunction with any alarm control panel. It connects to the control panel with the control panel dialer or appropriately configured outputs.

The device has 8 inputs, which can be set as digital (NO, NC) or analog. Those that work as analogue ones can be used in automation systems or to monitor a wide range of external devices, such as temperature, pressure and humidity sensors. Additionally, GPRS-A has a 1-Wire bus, to which up to 8 DS-T1 digital temperature sensors can be connected. The module can send measurement data using the MQTT, JSON, JSON/HTTP and MODBUS RTU open communication protocols, via GPRS. It is possible to create a server that will collect data from many modules. Gathered informations can be used for processing and visualization – e.g. to supervise environmental parameters prevailing in a group of cold stores, warehouses or production halls. This fits in with the concept of the so-called Internet of Things (IoT). In response to exceeding the preset threshold values of signals on analog inputs or from 1-Wire sensors, GPRS-A may respond by reporting such events to the monitoring station or send a notification to the indicated users. It allows to program an automatic reaction consisting in changing the status of selected outputs, e.g. by switching on the heating system due to a significant temperature drop.

The module offers notifications of up to 8 users, in several ways: by using SMS or PUSH messages, or via the CLIP service.

The device has 4 programmable outputs that can be remotely controlled using SMS, CLIP, GX CONTROL mobile application or GX Soft configuration program, as well as via IoT. GPRS-A can thus be used to remotely control the alarm system or other devices connected to the module.

Programming and configuration is performed using computer with the GX Soft program. Connection with the module can be local, via RS-232 (TTL) port, or remote, by connecting to the device via GPRS.

Remote update of the device (its firmware) is possible thanks to the interaction with the UpServ program.

  • conversion of telephone reporting to SMS / GPRS formats
  • sending notifications to max. 8 phone numbers
  • notification messaging: SMS/CLIP/PUSH
  • 8 programmable inputs (NO/NC/analog)
  • 1-Wire digital temperature sensor bus (up to 8 sensors)
  • possibility to configure response to exceeded threshold values at:
    • analog inputs
    • 1-Wire sensors
  • input for supervision of AC voltage presence
  • 4 outputs (2 relay, 2 OC type) controlled via SMS / CLIP (up to 10 000 numbers) / GX CONTROL / GX Soft / via IoT
  • IoT - support for MQTT, JSON, JSON/HTTP, MODBUS RTU open protocols via GPRS
  • possibility to check pre-paid account balance and send notification if it drops below required minimum
  • configuration by using GX Soft program:
    • locally via RS-232 (TTL)
    • remotely via GPRS
  • support for GX CONTROL mobile application
  • remote firmware update capability
  • possibility of connecting a dedicated power supply unit: APS-412, APS-612
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IMPORTANT NOTICE ON THIRD-PARTY SERVICES
Some of our alarm systems may include extra features such as CLIP, PUSH, SMS and e-mail notifications. However, the performance of these features depends on external networks and third-party services — including telecommunications providers — which are beyond our control. These services may occasionally experience disruptions that affect the delivery of notifications. The proper functioning of these features may also depend on the settings of your devices. While we do our best to minimize the risk of such issues, we cannot accept responsibility for the uninterrupted and error-free operation of features that rely on third-party services, particularly telecommunications networks or from the actions of device manufacturers.
Discontinued