TCG140 - GSM Remote Control Unit with Temperature, Data Logging

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Analogue Inputs: 4
Digital Inputs: 2
Digital Outputs: 4
Temperature Inputs: 8

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TCG140 is a GSM-GPRS remote IO controller. It has 2 digital inputs, 4 analogue inputs, digital interfaces for external sensors and 4 relays. Two of analog inputs can be switched either in a current (0-20mA) or voltage modes. The relays can be activated either remotely (via SMS or HTTP API command) or locally - from the status of the monitored parameter. TCG140 supports a wide range of temperature and humidity sensor. All monitored parameters and status of relays can be periodically saved in the embedded data logger. It is also possible to arrange records on any alarm condition.

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Quad-bands connectivity;
GPRS data logger with up to 70000 records;
Setup via USB, SMS and HTTP API;
2 digital "dry contact" inputs;
Up to 4 analog inputs with 0 to 10VDC range;
Up to current loop (4-20mA) inputs;
Settable multiplier, offset, and dimension for analog inputs;
4 relays with NO and NC contacts;
1-Wire support for all Teracom sensors;
MODBUS RTU sensors support (optional);
SMS alarm alerts for up to 5 numbers;
Email alarm alerts for up to 5 email recipients;
Single call relay control for up to 5 numbers;
Periodical HTTP post with current status in XML or JSON file to remote server;
Periodical HTTP post with logger data in CVS format to remote server;
HTTP API commands in server mode (with public static IP address data card);
Firmware update over USB or GPRS.

TCG140 is a GSM-GPRS remote IO module for a distributed monitoring and control over mobile networks. The module can be used as a standalone device or as a part of data acquisition (SCADA) systems.

The GSM-GPRS remote IO module has two digital “dry contact” inputs, two analogue inputs with 0-10V range and two analogue inputs with 0-10V or 0-20mA range. The customer sets the mode of analogue inputs via the GUI.

The device supports 1-Wire sensors for short cable lengths and RS-485 (MODBUS RTU) interfaces for far distances. A total of up to 8 sensors can be connected using either interface.

The TCG140 records all monitored parameters in internal FLASH memory. The records are made on a preset set time interval and/or on an alarm condition. The log file can be periodically uploaded to a dedicated server by HTTP Post.

The device has four relays with normally open and normally closed contacts. The relays can be activated remotely (SMS, call or HTTP API command) or locally. For the local activation, one of the monitored parameters is assigned to the relay – alarm state of the parameter activates the relay.

TCG140 can initiate a connection (HTTP Post) to remote dedicated servers. The payload of this post is XML file, with current values of monitored parameters. The HTTP Post can be sent periodically or under alarm conditions. As an answer to the HTTP Post, an HTTP API command can be returned for relay activation or change of some settings.

In addition to the HTTP Post alert, the device can send SMS and/or e-mail as an extra alert for up to 5 SMS and e-mails recipients.

TC Monitor Software

TC Monitor is easy to use Windows application for monitoring and control of TCG120 products. TC Monitor can collect and display data from controllers installed in different locations (sites). The collected data is stored in SQL database and can be displayed or exported in MS Excel format for further analysis. TC Monitor has a simple web interface, which enables easy and fast configuration. Monitored parameters can be 1-wire sensors, digital and analog inputs and relay outputs.

The free version of TC Monitor provides 10 credits, this means up to 10 different parameters can be monitored and logged. More Information >>