Satel gprs-a universal monitoring module

GPRS-A Universal Monitoring Module GPRS-A is a universal monitoring module: it allows stand-alone operation or as part of alarm systems and automation systems The device is equipped with a GSM phone and supports data transmission in 2G technology In the context of alarm systems, this module can be used to communicate with the security service, in combination with any alarm control panel It connects to the control panel via the dialer or via appropriately configured outputs The device has 8 inputs, which can be set as digital (NO, NC) or analog Analogues can be used in automation systems or to monitor a wide range of external devices, such as temperature, pressure and humidity sensors In addition, 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 via GPRS using the open communication protocols MQTT, JSON and MODBUS RTU It is thus possible to create a server that will collect data from multiple modules and then process and display them appropriately, e.g. to control the parameters It is the answer to the need of the so-called Internet of Things (IoT) If preset threshold values are exceeded in an analog input or in a 1-Wire sensor, GPRS-A can report the event to the monitoring station, but can also send a notification to the appropriate users It is also possible to program an automation by changing the state of some outputs, e.g. by turning on the heating system in response to a significant drop in temperature The module allows notification of up to 8 users, with different channels: using SMS or PUSH messages or via the CLIP service The device has 4 programmable outputs that can be controlled remotely via SMS, CLIP, the GX CONTROL mobile application or the GX Soft configuration program GPRS-A can therefore be used to remotely control the alarm system or other devices connected to the module It is possible to program and configure GPRS-A from a PC, by installing the GX Soft program It is possible to connect the PC to the module locally, via the RS-232 (TTL) port, or remotely, via GPRS