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News Release from: SeNd Technology | Subject: Cel-Ind GSM telemetry system
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial
Team on 30 June 2003
Low-cost system provides GSM industrial
telemetry
The Cel-Ind GSM telemetry system is designed to work in industrial, commercial and process environments.
The Cel-Ind GSM telemetry system is designed to work in industrial, commercial and process environments The Cel-Ind GSM system gives digital and analogue monitoring and control over the mobile GSM network
This article was originally published on Engineeringtalk on 16 Oct 2006 at 8.00am (UK)
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The main unit houses the GSM engine and data logging and control intelligence, self-contained in an IP54 enclosure with a built-in antenna.
The DIN expansion unit houses eight digital and four analogue inputs which can be used to trigger events raging from sending SMS alarm messages, counting, timer and basic Boolean control of the local outputs.
User-defined SMS messages can also include status of the digital inputs and values of the analogue signals making it ideal for remote monitoring of critical process.
Eight relay outputs and one analogue output give the remote user the flexibility to control each output independently and get a confirmation response that the request has been fulfilled.
Multiple message recipients allow SMS, faxes and e-mails to be sent simultaneously to all interested parties.
The Cel-Ind's 2Mbit memory allows remote data logging that can be uploaded by a simple data call.
Caller ID ensures only authorised users can access the unit.
Existing applications include remote pumping and irrigation sites, water treatment, process machines, coin-op vending machines, entry systems etc.
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