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TECHNICAL DATA

Max output power

2 W for EGSM900; 1 W for GSM1800/1900

SIM interface

3V type SIM card

Antenna

Dual-band antenna (900/1800/1900 MHz)

RS485 channel towards instruments

For connection of up to 31 

HI142

 temperature

dataloggers on the same wire; baud rate fixed to
1200 bps (limited by the 

HI142

 dataloggers)

Digital input channel

Supporting mechanical relays or open-collector outputs

Digital output channel

Open collector output, 5 mA / 30V max.

RS232 auxiliary port towards PC

D-Sub female connector, baud rate up to 9600

Installation Category

I

Power Supply

12 VDC adapter & internal rechargeable battery
(12V / 0.8 Ah) for backing up

Power Consumption

6 VA max.

Environment

0 to 50 ºC; max. 85% RH non-condensing

Enclosure

ABS case, IP54

Dimensions

240 x 200 x 98 mm (9.4 x 7.9 x 3.9”)

SAFETY INFORMATION

Radio devices have limitations in the vicinity of electronic
devices.

 Unplug and turn off the unit in hospitals or near medical

devices like pacemakers or hearing aids. The module may
interfere with the operation of these devices.

 Unplug and turn off the unit when flying. Secure is so that

it can not be powered inadvertently.

 Unplug and turn off the unit near petrol stations, fuel

depots, chemical plants or blasting operations. The mod-
ule can disturb the operation of technical equipment.

 Interference can occur if the device is used near televi-

sions, radios or PCs.

In order to avoid possible damage, it is recommended to
use only the Hanna Instruments accessories. They have been
tested and shown to work well with this device. However,
accessories are not covered by the warranty.

MAINTENANCE & SAFETY TIPS

 SIM card: do not bend or scratch the SIM card or expose

it to static electricity.

 Wipe the module housing with a moist or antistatic cloth.

Do not use a chemical cleaning agent.

 Do not expose the GSM module to any extreme environ-

ment where the temperature or humidity is high.

 Do not attempt to disassemble the unit. There are no user

serviceable parts inside.

Summary of Contents for HI 504903

Page 1: ...HI 504903 GSM Supervisor Instruction Manual...

Page 2: ...5 Serial Port 13 Power Supply Input 15 Battery 15 SIM Card Insertion 16 START UP 17 IDLE MODE 18 INTERFACE CONFIGURATION 21 Application Software Installation 21 Starting Configuration 21 Local Configu...

Page 3: ...and the nature of the failure If the repair is not covered by the warranty you will be notified of the charges incurred If the instrument is to be returned to Hanna Instruments first obtain a Returne...

Page 4: ...Diagnostic features Internal backup battery which provides power supply in case of mains power failure PRELIMINARY EXAMINATION Remove the instrument from the packing material and exam ine it carefully...

Page 5: ...h 2 On board battery connector 3 GSM module 4 LED indicators see figure on next page 5 RS232 auxiliary communication port for local PC communication only 6 Terminals not used for this model 7 Terminal...

Page 6: ...turn off the unit in hospitals or near medical devices like pacemakers or hearing aids The module may interfere with the operation of these devices Unplug and turn off the unit when flying Secure is...

Page 7: ...the supervi sor use a cable made as shown in the Appendix section 1 and connect the A and B wires to the A and B pins of the HI504903 RS485 terminal INSTALLATION RS232 AUXILIARY PORT HI504903 is prov...

Page 8: ...LUG THE BATTERY CONNECTOR BEFORE STARTING OPERATION Use only rechargeable sealed lead acid battery with 12 V and 0 8 Ah capability To connect the subsequent dataloggers one to the other use a cable wi...

Page 9: ...network and the interface was not yet configured see Local configuration section for details To substitute battery please follow below instructions 1 turn off the HI504903 turn OFF the power switch a...

Page 10: ...ition selected for triggering an alarm message then one or more SMS s are immediately submitted by the HI504903 to the set cellular phone number s see SMS delivery section Note The Query Delay time va...

Page 11: ...ast blinking if a remote connection configuration is taking place SMS sending by the interface SMS can be submitted by the HI504903 supervisor only if the SMS sending feature is enabled through an ext...

Page 12: ...ead the computer manual To proceed with local configuration select the Local con nection type on HI504903SW Configuration Settings window and on Serial communication port section the PC COM port to wh...

Page 13: ...ges CONFIGURATION SETTINGS The setup procedure is divided into three different sections displayed on three different folders inside the main window General Options Setting see General Options Setting...

Page 14: ...k and the HI504903 interface has not enough time to interrogate all the devices within the set time value upon a call from one of these phones Valid values are num bers of a maximum of 20 digits with...

Page 15: ...rity options On HI504903 Password field it is possible to set the pass word for the HI504903 device This password protects from unauthorized remote modem connection to one of the instru ments connecte...

Page 16: ...escription is 20 characters Information options set the options related to the informa tion SMSs to be received upon phone call Red LED status when the contact is closed ON OFF Description of the digi...

Page 17: ...s 20 characters ALARM DESCRIPTION alarm description string maxi mum length is 30 characters SMS DELIVERY HI504903 is able to send SMSs to one or two cellular phone number s HI504903 can send two types...

Page 18: ...NG MES SAGES Alarm SMSs specific to the interface Two alarm SMSs are provided to inform the user about troubles specific to the HI504903 interface the first one concerning the internal backup battery...

Page 19: ...nterface configuration section Note Every time an SMS is submitted the NUMBER OF REMAIN ING MESSAGES is updated and it will always indicate the remaining number of messages that can be sent by the in...

Page 20: ...situation is managed as an error occurrence and a confir mation is waited When this happens no more messages will be sent by the interface until the error is disactivated Also a cellular error indica...

Page 21: ...messages are temporarily sus pended PC COMMUNICATION HI504903 interface can act as a gateway for a connection through a remote computer With this feature a seamless data connection will be established...

Page 22: ...s correctly recognized otherwise NAK CAN answer is sent back if the required channel is not configured in the instru ment When command is correctly recognized the local PC and the selected remote inst...

Page 23: ...nds As in start up procedure during cellular phone initialization the red LED for SMS disable turns on while the green LED SMS enable turns off When cellular phone is ready HI504903 sends the SMS Powe...

Page 24: ...nding disabled Note Before removing battery or checking its capability make sure that the HI504903 is turned off Note Even if a battery problem persists all HI504903 functions are still available FAUL...

Page 25: ...onnected to the RS485port LED off in idle state no instrument is configured or no alarm is on during PC communication session not yet channel selec tion made by remote PC LED on in idle state at least...

Page 26: ...ace inter faceisperformingthepollingprocedure foranotrespondingdevice etc HI504903is in power failure status HI504903interfaceisturnedoff Solutions CheckiftheHI920010cableiscorrectlycon nectedtotheRS2...

Page 27: ...for data and voice calls Please check the networkoperatorforfurtherdetails During remote interface configuration attempt the HI504903SW software can not connect to the HI504903 interface Possible caus...

Page 28: ...I504903 RunHI504903SWapplication software and change the options for SMS sending logic on digitalinput window EnableSMSsendingthroughexternalswitch Can not control digital output contact through SMS m...

Page 29: ...connections PC side female connector pin 2 3 4 5 6 HI504903 side male connector pin 3 2 6 5 4 SECTION 1 CONNECTING THE HI142 NETWORK TO HI504903 For connecting the first HI142 datalogger to the HI5049...

Page 30: ...intain the EMC performance of equipment the recommended cables noted in the user s manual must be used Any variation introduced by the user to the supplied equipment may degrade the instruments EMC pe...

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