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Studer Xcom-GSM User manual

Contents of the Xcom-GSM
remote communicaon set
Micro SD card
with adapter
SIM card
How to congure and to install the Xcom-GSM
Addional items needed
Communicaon cable, 2m
The Xcom-GSM is sucessfully installed!
Register the installaon at: hps://xcom.studer-innotec.com in order to control it
remotely with the Xcom-GSM.
©Studer Innotec SA- version 1.3_EN
1.
2.
Mounng plate for
Xcom-232i
Computer or
mobile phone
15:45
Xcom-232i Cellular modem
Serial cable, 0.25m
Power supply cable
RJ45-Jack, 0.5m
External antenna
Sliding pin for
mounng the
modem
Mount the dierent products within the Studer system
3.
The products should be mounted on a smooth surface.
The distance between the Xcom-232i and the Studer system should not exceed 10 metres.
The distance between the Xcom-232i and the GSM modem is maximum 0.25m.
All cables you need are provided in the set.
ATTENTION!
The metallic casing of the 3G cellular modem is connected to the negave baery pole.
Therefore it is necessary to isolate its casing from any metallic surface.
Insert the Micro SD card
into the computer
9.
Insert the Micro SD card into
the Xcom-232i
Xcom connects to the server
Remove the SD card from the computer and
insert it into the Xcom-232i. The setup process
will start automacally and normally takes
1 second.
When the LED stops blinking red, the setup is
nished.
ATTENTION!
The Xcom-232i needs to be powered during the
setup process. Otherwise, the conguraon will
not be taken into account.
Aer the parameters are set and applied,
the Xcom–GSM will automacally connect
to the server and send a conrmaon mes-
sage to the RCC. If there is no message, the
Xcom is not connected to the server. Use
the FAQ at the opposite side of this Quick
guide to see what could have gone wrong.
12.
13.
Enter SIM card into the modem Connect the antenna to
the modem
5.
a. Connect the serial cable between the
modem and the Xcom-232i
b. Connect the power supply cable between
the modem and the Xcom-232i
c. Connect the communicaon cable
between the Xcom-232i and the
installaon
Set the terminaons
7.
It is very important to set the terminaons correctly for the funconning of the system.
With one device in the system the terminaon on the Studer device should be put to T
as in "Terminated". With more than one device in the system all Studer devices should
be put to O as in "Open" apart from the devices at the end of the communicaon chain.
These devices should be put to T as in "Terminated".
The terminaon switch next to the two RJ 45 connectors on the Xcom-232i must be set
in posion T.
Run the Xcom-congurator
10.
Choose "GSM" as Xcom mode. Then ll in the required elds. Press "Generate" to
save the parameter sengs. A window will automacally conrm the successful le
generaon.
Take note of your GUID le
Close the message box and a text le with
your idener (GUID) will appear. This le
is saved on your "Desktop" or in "My doc-
uments". The unique idener (GUID) is
required to link your installaon with your
account on the Xcom portal. Keep it safe.
11.
4.
6.
Network requirements
• Sucient GSM network coverage on
the site of the Xtender system
• Network standard: GSM / GPRS / EDGE
/ UMTS / HSDPA / HSUPA / HSPA
• Frequencies: 850 / 900/ 1800 / 1900 /
2100 MHz.
Data trac
• At least 2MB data per month
• Up to 2MB per day if the datalogger
funcon is acvated. (see table in the
FAQ secon for further informaon.)
Eject the SIM card tray,
situated close to the
antenna connector,
by pushing the yellow
buon next to it.
Place the SIM card on
the tray and reinsert it.
Turn on the power
Choose GSM mode.
Ask the Internet Service Provider.
Required for some Internet
Service Providers, leave blank if not.
Enter the SIM card PIN code. Leave it
blank if no code.
Generate the conguraon le.
c
a
b
Wiring
bc
8.
2 DIN rail clips and screws
LED states
3G modem LED
State Indicaon
Always on Searching network
Fast blinking (200ms ON, 200ms OFF) Server connected and transming data
Slow blinking (800ms ON, 800ms OFF) Registered to the operator network
O Power OFF
Xcom-232i LED
LED
colour State Indicaon
Red
Blinks
(Ton = 50 % | To = 50 %)
Updang process. During the Xcom-232i updang
process (aer inseron of a MicroSD card containing the
updates), the signalisaon LED blinks in red with a cyclical
rao of 50 %.
Connuously on
Error during update or back up of the data logger. If
the Xcom-232i detects an error, the signalisaon LED is
connuously red.
Blinks (Ton = 10 % | To = 90 %)
MicroSD card full. If the Xcom-232i detects that the
MicroSD card is full, the signalisaon LED blinks in red
with a cyclical rao of 10 % .
Green
Connuously on Data logging. When the data logging funcon is acvated,
the signalisaon LED is green.
Blinks connuously
(Ton = 20 % | To = 80 %)
Communicaon (via RS-232 connecon). When the
communicaon via the RS-232 connecon is acve, the
signalisaon LED blinks in green with a cyclical rao of
20 %.
Blinks 2x
In operaon. The signalisaon LED blinks in green twice
when the Xcom-232i is in operaon and none of the
above menoned states is indicated.
Orange On 1.5s
Inseron of the SD card. When inserng an SD card, the
signalisaon LED is both red and green simultaneously for
1.5 seconds.
If several of the three states indicated by the red LED light occur simultaneously, they will be
displayed in the following priority order:
• Update processing
• Error during updang
• MicroSD card full
If the rst two states indicated by the green LED light occur simultaneously, the signal indicang
communicaon via RS-232 connecon is reversed (Ton=80% |To=20%).
FAQ
How much data will the Xcom-GSM use per month?
The basic data usage is about 2 Mega Bytes (MB or Mo) per month. If the Datalogger is enabled,
the quanty of used data will depend on the size of the installaon.
My Xcom-GSM is well-congured, but doesn’t connect to the server. What should I do?
The modem needs a lot of power to connect to the server. That is why we recommend to not
exceed 10m of cable length and to place the modem the closest possible to the power supply
device (Xtender, VarioTrack or VarioString). Also check that you have acvated the SIM card with
the SIM card provider so that it can communicate via the data connecon.
I entered the wrong PIN code and the Xcom-GSM has blocked my SIM card. What should I do?
Aer 3 failed aempts, the modem is blocking the SIM card and requires the PUK code (PIN
unblocking key) to unlock the card. You need to insert the SIM card in a phone and unlock it by
entering the PUK code.
Xcom-portal
I can’t register my new installaon. What should I do?
To register a new installaon, the installaon needs to be:
1. Congured correctly and in accordance with the user manual.
2. Have been connected to the server at least once.
In order to validate that the installaon has been correctly congured, the Xcom system info
(available on the RCC connected to the system) should indicate either Xcom-LAN (for an installaon
with Xcom-LAN) or Xcom-GSM (for an installaon with Xcom-GSM).
Validate that the connecon with the installaon is well established, control that the RCC displays
the message "Server connected" when turning on the installaon.
There are no datalogger les in the Datalogger tab. What should I do?
If the installaon is new and the Micro SD card of the Xcom-GSM is empty, it is normal that there
are no les on the server.
To acvate the automac recovery of the Datalogger:
1. The Xcom-GSM needs to have a soware version higher than 1.5.36
2. The datalogger needs to be acvated on the Xcom-GSM (the green LED should be connu-
ously lit).
3. The Xcom-GSM needs to have a micro SD card inserted connuously.
Data usage with datalogger enabled per month
Data
usage
System
size
Example of quanty of products in the system
Xtender VarioString VarioTrack BSP
8MB S 1 -1 1
20MB M3 2 1 1
60MB L9 15 - 1
These calculaons do not include the remote control usage.
Legal noces
WARRANTY AND LIABILITY
Exclusion of warranty
No warranty claims will be accepted for damages
caused by handling, operaon or acons that
are not described in this manual. Damages
arisen from the following events are not covered
by the warranty:
• Overvoltage on the device.
• Liquid in the device or oxidaon due to
condensaon.
• Damage resulng from a fall or a mechanical
shock.
• Modicaons carried out without the ex-
plicit authorizaon of Studer Innotec SA.
• Nuts or screws parally or insuciently
ghtened during installaon or mainte-
nance.
• Damage due to atmospheric overvoltage
(lightning).
• Damage due to transport or inappropriate
packaging.
• Disappearance of original idencaon
marks.
Disclaimer of liability
Installaon, commissioning, use and maintenance
of this device cannot be supervised by Studer
Innotec SA. For this reason, we do not accept
any liability for damages, costs or losses generated
either by an installaon that is not conforming
to the prescripons, by a defecve operaon or
by poor maintenance. The use of this device is
under the responsibility of the end-user. This
device is neither designed nor guaranteed for
the supply of life support applicaons or any
other crical applicaon with potenal risks for
human beings or for the environment. We shall
assume no liability for patent infringement or
other third party rights involved in the use of
this device.
Compability
Studer Innotec SA guarantees the compability
of the soware updates with the hardware for
one year, starng from the date of purchase. The
updates are no longer guaranteed beyond this
date and a hardware upgrade may be required.
Please contact your reseller for any addional
informaon on compability.
Remote communication set for
Xtender systems Xcom-GSM
Quickguide
Copyright © Studer Innotec SA – V 1.3
4O9E7
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
Generalies
Carefully read all safety instrucons before pro-
ceeding with the installaon and commissioning
of the device. Failure to follow these instrucons
might constute a lethal physical danger but can
also damage the funconalies of the device.
Therefore this manual should be kept close to
the device.
For any installaon, the local and naonal
norms and regulaons in force must be strictly
followed.
Warnings
• The installaon and commissioning of the
communicaon sets must be entrusted to
skilled and qualied personnel perfectly
aware of the safety precauons and local
rules in force.
• All components connected to this device
must be conforming to the laws and regu-
laons in force. Persons without a wrien
authorizaon from Studer Innotec SA are
forbidden to do any changes, modicaons
or repairs whatsoever. Regarding authorized
modicaons and replacements, only
genuine components shall be used.
• This device is meant for indoor use only
and must under no circumstances be
exposed to rain, snow or any other humid
or dusty environment.
• If used in motor vehicles, this device must
also be protected against vibraons by
shock absorbing components.
EU DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY
The communicaon set Xcom-GSM described in
this manual meet the requirements specied in
the following EC direcves and norms:
Low Voltage Direcve (LVD) 2014/35/EU
- EN 62368-1:2014
Electromagnec Compliance (EMC) Direcve
2014/30/EU
- EN 61000-6-2:2005
- EN 61000-6-4:2007/A1:2011

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