Grant Squirrel SQ2010 SERIES User manual

Squirrel Data Logger
Getting Started
GSM Modem for SQ2010\20\40

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GSM Modem Pack contents
A) GSM Modem
B) RS232 Lead
C) USB lead (currently not used)
D) Power lead
E) Aerial
Equipment Checklist
A
B
C
D
E
Use a tool to help push the SIM
card with circuit side up, into the
SIM holder. Push the SIM card
all the way in until you hear a
clicking sound.
Equipment Setup
Do not connect power to the modem at this stage
For further information on the correct SIM card to use , see ‘SIM card and GSM configuration’
Hints and Tips also available on the Accessory Support page of the Grant website,
Slide the SIM lock switch to lock the
SIM card in place
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Insert a suitable date enabled SIM
card into modem.
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For Loggers manufactured
before 2005, a different power
cable is required. Contact
Grant Instruments for further
information.
Connect power cable between
modem, logger and the external
power input.
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The Squirrel must be powered via its external power input for GSM modem to operate
Power the Squirrel data logger
using the external power input
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RS232 portPower input port
Connect the RS232 cable be-
tween modem and Squirrel data
logger
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Antenna
connection
LED status
indicator
Connect antenna to modem
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Squirrel external
power input Squirrel Logger
To Modem

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(Cambridge) Ltd
Shepreth,
Cambridgeshire
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Tel: [phone]
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[email protected]
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LED Status Indicator
The Fastrack Xtend Modem has a red LED that indicates the current operational status of the device
The next stage is to configure and setup the Squirrel View for using a GSM Modem.
For further information on this see the ‘GSM optimisation and connection’ guide available on the
Technical Tips page of the Grant website, www.grant.co.uk
Contact Grant Instruments for further information
Equipment setup is now complete
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