GTG English Tech. Manual PDF format.
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| Devices involved in GTG Telecontrol |
GTG is a system for remote
plant Telecontrol based on GSM network.
It takes advantage of a wireless communication performed through
SMS (Short Messages Service)
and/or telephone rings, with no use of data traffic of GSM
network. The operating expenses are reduced to minimum level and
its management is easy, fast and suitable for any users.
This product is the result of numerous experiences, collected in many years by grifo®, during the development of industrial applications and, in details, of not real time Remote Telecontrols. In this sector the equipments must set, acquire and control different signals and measures of the plant. Everything must happen in a simple, reliable and cheap manner, without times restrictions.
The GTG has been developed in order to be used with the grifo® Mini Block GMB HR84 board, coupled with one of the numerous Mini Modules (GMM xxx) cards. By choosing the right cards the user can selects the best resources, for features and price, to obtain the hardware more suitable for each applications. So it is possible to find out the hardware that "perfectly satisfy" the user requirements.

| Typical Telecontrol Configuration through GSM. |
All the output lines of GTG can be set by using simple SMS commands. Moreover a notification SMS can be received directly by your personal mobile phone. Each input lines of can be joined to advisory SMS that will be sent when preconfigured events happen.
The GTG configuration is really simple in fact proper commands can be sent through SMS or it can be used the Serial Configuration. The last one uses the RS 232 line, always available on each selectable hw, connected to a standard PC that executes a simple and free Terminal Emulation software. The configuration modality is normally used only one time, before the complete system is installed, and it doesn't require additional products.
All the GTG commands are
brief and easy to manage in order to simplify their typing on
mobile phones. The answers are always readable with no decoding
and without additional documentation for translation.
Whenever the user doesn't want mobile phones as counter-parties
of GTG, he can profitably
use some PCs, connected to GSM network by a suitable
interface (GSM modem, Internet key, mobile phone
connected to PC, etc.). The PC adds new application
fields, in fact the Telecontrol, through a proper program,
can be completely automated. The exchanged data could be automatically
managed and, if required, saved on a permanent memories in order
to develop Data Loggers.
The GTG command can be even
combined or in other words, it can be managed either by human
users or by PC. In fact it supports more than 100
telephone numbers capable to interact with the system. These numbers
are divided in three access levels in order to distinguish the
executable operations. This features avoids unauthorized users
to perform functions not allowed at his level.
GENERAL FEATURES
In order to simplify the description we define:
- Digital output -> relay
output of the selected hw;
- Digital input -> optocoupled
input of the selected hw;
- PWM -> pulse width modulation
output of the selected hw;
- Analog input -> analog
input of the selected hw for voltage or current signals;
- Counter
-> counter input of the selected hw dedicated to status
change count.
The type, the connection and the number of these hw resources
is detaily described inside technical manuals of the selected
grifo® cards;
the user must refer to these document for any required information.
For example, a minimum hardware composed by GMB HR84 + GMM
5115 has the following resources:
- 4 relays outputs;
- 8 optocoupled inputs NPN or PNP;
- 1 PWM signal at TTL level;
- 1 analog input for voltage signals in the range 0÷2.5
V;
- 4 optocoupled counters with 16 bits.
The most important features of GTG are summarized in the following points..
For further information please refer to proper GTG user's manual.
The GTG manages the SMS described in the following table:
|
G T G Summary Table of Communicated SMS |
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Description |
SMS from External |
SMS from GTG to |
|
|
C O M M A N D S |
Require Total Status |
ST? |
O1=ON/OFF |
|
Enable Start-up SMS sending |
S:ON/OFF |
- |
|
|
Set Start-up SMS text |
PT:start-up text |
- |
|
|
Set Password |
PN:xxxxx |
- |
|
|
Require Versions |
V? |
Ver. HW=used cards |
|
|
Restore Factory Configurations |
R: |
- |
|
|
Set Level 2 Telephone Number |
C2:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx |
- |
|
|
Delete Level 2 Telephone Number |
CR:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx |
- |
|
|
Set Level 3 Telephone Number |
CL:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx |
- |
|
|
Delete Level 3 Telephone Number |
CD:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx |
- |
|
|
Switch Digital Output |
OnON/OFF |
- |
|
|
Set Switching Time for Digital Output |
On:xxxxx |
- |
|
|
Set Delay Before Reply with Total Status SMS, after Digital Output Switching |
An:xxxxx |
- |
|
|
Set Activation Time for |
In:xxxxx |
- |
|
|
Set Activation Status for |
Vn:0/1/D |
- |
|
|
Set SMS Text for |
En:digital input n event text |
- |
|
|
Set PWM Duty Cycle |
PW:xxxxx |
- |
|
|
Set Counter |
SCn:xxxxx |
- |
|
|
Configure Double Function Signal |
AP:A/P |
- |
|
|
Set Analog Input Event |
ADn:>/</D,setpoint,hysteresis, |
- |
|
|
E V E N T S |
GTG power on with Start-up SMS sending enabled |
- |
start-up text |
|
Elapsed Delay Before Reply, |
- |
O1=ON/OFF |
|
|
Event Activation Status mantained |
- |
digital input n event text |
|
|
Analog Inputs n >/< Set Point |
- |
analog input n event text |
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REQUIREMENTS
- At least one grifo®
GTG hardware device.
- A power supply source for the selected hardware device.
- A DIGICOM POCKET GPRS TM modem complete of power supply
and antenna.
- A SIM for mobile phone enabled to voice and SMS
traffic.
- Serial communication cable between grifo® hardware
and modem.
- A mobile phone provided of SIM, or equivalent system.
When the serial configuration must be used, the following items
are required too:
- A PC provided of one RS 232 asynchronous serial
line (COMx).
- Serial communication cable between grifo® hardware and PC.

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Last Up-dated at May 20, 2010