ASLH394 GSM/GPRS DINCONNECT Pulse Counter supplied with Active Roaming SIM

Equipped with secure solid-state SIM supporting multiple networks with ASLH's proprietary Advanced Roaming Protocol to ensure communications performance
Inputs: 1 pulse input
Internal battery backed Real Time Clock for HH data storage
Power supply = 85 – 265VAC via terminal block
ASLH Advanced Roaming Protocol
ASLH Telemetry Protocol
Intelligent network watchdog
Non-volatile storage of all data
Live and HH data presented.
Secure roaming IFF SIM
External Antenna SMA socket
Remote configuration and diagnostics

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Product Details

ASLH's brand new GSM/GPRS Pulse modem is available ex-stock!

Secure IFF SIM cards are equipped with each modem to allows 1 Pulse Input recording in 32 non-volatile registers (RTC Collects HH interval Count Data).

An SMA Node aerial is required for remote monitoring

Product Specification

Operational

GPRS Protocol SupportsTCP/IP stack Class 10, and ASL high efficiency telemetry protocols (ATP)
Network compatibility – Quad band for use on GSM and GPRS (Class B 4+1) networks at 850/900/1800/1900MHz
Non-volatile storage of all data
Internal battery backed Real Time Clock for HH data storage
IFF Secure SIM
Advanced multi-network Roaming Protocol
Pulse inputs via terminal block, optional contact wetting source.
1 pulse in (standard) up to 4 available (option).
Operational status LEDs Green, Red (see full technical user guide for operational use)
Data rates & standards V22 (1200bps), V22bis (2400bps), V32 (9600bps)
Error Correction / Data Compression V42, V42bis standards for modem and V110 for ISDN and GSM hosted applications
Control of functions by ‘AT’ compatible command subset; remotely configurable. SMA antenna sockets

Electrical: Power supply = 85 – 265VAC via terminal block

Environmental conditions: -20 to +55°C operating; -20 to +70°C storage. Humidity 0-95% non-condensing

Approvals: The product conforms to: 3GPP TS 51.010-1, EN60950-1, EN 301511, EN 301489-7, EN 3014891 EN55022, EN61000-4, Directive 1999/5/EC, 2004/108/EC and Low Voltage Directive 2006/95/EC.