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Created by: kostas1407 at: 6/16/2010 2:45 PM (7 Replies)

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6/16/2010 2:45 PM	Rate (0)
kostas1407 Regular Member Joined: 4/8/2010 Last visit: 12/12/2011 Posts: 31 Rating: (0)	hello can you please tell me how many outputs can i control with the logo insys gsm? also if there some kind of manual to understandhow it works the specific device? any information would be appreciated. thank you in advance

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6/16/2010 3:12 PM	Rate (0)
Helmut_13 Posts: 2930 Rating: (432)	Hi, here the link where you can find the requested information: http://www.insys-tec.de/en/en/manual/ Hope this helps
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6/18/2010 9:24 AM	Rate (0)
Fux Posts: 661 Rating: (123)	The INSYS GSM 4.3 modem has 2 relay outputs which can be switched/pulsed by SMS. These modem-outputs you can connect to LOGO!-inputs. In this way, you can cause reaction of LOGO! (e.g. switch LOGO! outputs on/off). By a suitable SMS, you can control all 16 LOGO!-outputs, if you want: * You have to send an SMS to the modem like "switch INSYS output #1 for 4 pulses" (the string is different of course, but i think like this it´s better to understand). * Then you count the incoming pulses in LOGO! * Assing the counter value to LOGO! output #4 - and activate it in this way. That´s it. In LOGO! you could use a pulse relay for this. To switch LOGO! output #4 off again, send 4 pulses again. This resets the pulse relay again and switches LOGO! output #4 off. * To switch all 16 LOGO! outputs, you could you 16 up/down counters. * As i said, one INSYS modem has 2 outputs. This means you could evencontrol a 2nd LOGO! with another 16 outputs. -> So you can control 32 outputs in sum. ... and maybe you find a solution (with intelligent pulse counting inside LOGO!) to control even more outputs. Regards
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6/23/2010 10:22 AM	Rate (1)
LOGO!Barbarian Posts: 173 Rating: (95)	Hi People! Here is a bit of program used to 'Count the Pulses' from a INSYS to a LOGO! input. (This can be expanded). The NEWEST INSYS modems for the 0BA6 LOGO! let you write much nicer SMS's (what they call ALIASES) instead of something cryptic like Fux showed you! Just something to remember about the pulses from the INSYS, they are NEGATIVE GOING pulses and also at 10V. In one application where I used it, I had to build a circuit in between to sort this out. (If I remember correctly, I could be wrong, and it was a very long time ago!) Anyway, see if the attached program helps! The duration of the pulses from the INSYS modem are descdibed in the INSYS manual. The LOGO! program has to be written so that it waits until there are no more pulses (about 8 seconds if a pulses train of 10 pulses are sent). Only then does the LOGO! 'react'. If 3 pulses will be sent by the INSYS modem, then you do not want your LOGO! program to react to the first pulse and also to the second pulse etc. Therefore, these timers are built in. Yes, I want to be on the ranking list to get a green laser pointer, so please RATE this! Thanks Aaaaarrrggghhhh!!! ("Have a nice day!") Attachment LOGOandINSYS.zip (364 Downloads)
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9/6/2010 9:58 AM	Rate (0)
jonjon13 Posts: 77 Rating: (1)	hello to all, I just want to ask any other device like insys modem to monitor the alarm remotely? and also I want to ask what is the max ampere for one output terminal (Q1)? the whole module with 4 outputs are all 10amps. or each 10amps on each one output Q1? thank you.
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9/6/2010 10:27 AM	Rate (1)
LOGO!Barbarian Posts: 173 Rating: (95)	Hey jonjon13! As far as I know, there is not other modem like the INSYS for interfacing DIRECTLY to the LOGO!. Only this company knows how to read/monitor the entire 'process image' of the LOGO! and react with sending SMS's. Nowdays, there are many other kinds of industrial cellular modems on the market that have some digital inputs/outputs. Most of them you cna configure how to behave when certain SMS's are received. SOme of them, you cna even write small programs inside in JAVA, PYTHON or AT-OPEN. In this way, the LOGO! outputs can be connected to modem digital inputs and if they are switched, the modem can send alarm SMS's. Also, modem digial outputs cna be connected to LOGO! digital inputs and you cna use the pulse send/count idea of INSYS to make the LOGO! do something different each time. On the LOGO! main unit, EACH relay can switch 10A (for AC voltages) and 8A (for DC voltages). The relays on the expansion moudles can each switch 5A in the same way. Only the LOGO! 24(o) or the new LOGO! 24C(o) have TRANSISTOR outputs that switch 0,3A directly out. Hope this helps!
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9/9/2010 6:07 AM	Rate (0)
jonjon13 Posts: 77 Rating: (1)	ok many thanks. but can you tell me some modem model name or cell phone that I can use for replacing insys. becuase the price of insys still expensive. and thank you for the information regarding the amperes for logo. again thank you and have a nice day. by the way i used logo in my house for alarm security but i want to monitor it when Im far away if the alarm triger I will know it even im far and i think the best way is to send SMS on my mobile or if you have any idea regarding my situation please let me know. thank you jonjon
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9/9/2010 11:07 AM	Rate (0)
LOGO!Barbarian Posts: 173 Rating: (95)	Hey jonjon13! Of course I can tell you some names and models of such GSM(SMS) devices, but I am sure that there are many similar devices in your country. (If you want a list of ones that I have used in my country, send me a private messgae) There are basically only a few manufacturers of the core electronics (Siemens used to be one of them, but have sonce sold that business to www.cinterion.com ) There is also www.wavecom.com(now Sierra Wireless) , www.telit.com etc etc (nokia used to do something like this, so did motorola, qualcom etc) Some of these even make their own modems with inputs & outputs - Siemens used to have the TC45T or TC65T that had up to 10 configurable I/Os and you could write a JAVA program for it. In each country there are sure to be local manufacturers that take these devices and turn them into 'intelligent switching modems' that can then easily interface to LOGO! digital inputs & outputs. Have fun looking on google for 'cellular modems <your country name>' ! Cheers
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