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Cellular Remote I/O

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Preface: The Ursalink UC3x14 Cellular Remote I/O is designed for industrial and commercial applications, providing remote control and management over cellular networks. Users should adhere to the guide to avoid liability for misuse.
Introduction: The UC3x14 is a cost-effective solution for monitoring and controlling up to 2 DC signals and 2 relay outputs. It supports remote monitoring via Ursalink Cloud and can function autonomously without cellular network connectivity.
Features: The device includes 2 digital inputs, 2 relay outputs, data collection and transmission capabilities, configuration via USB or Ursalink Cloud, support for public and private cloud servers, and reliable performance with a built-in watchdog.
Parameters: It supports a micro SIM card, has a 50 Ω SMA antenna interface, and operates within a voltage range of 5-24 VDC. The operational temperature range is -40°C to +70°C.
Installation: The device should be installed away from electrically noisy equipment and requires a separate power supply for industrial applications. A micro USB port is available for PC configuration.
Configuration: Configuration is possible via PC using the Ursalink ToolBox. The device supports various data transmission methods including Ursalink Cloud, AWS, TCP, UDP, and MQTT. Users can configure serial port settings, status monitoring, and general data transmission settings.
Application Examples: Applications include monitoring alarms, remote appliance control, sending over-temperature alerts, and scheduling heater operations.
Overview: The UC3x14 series user guide provides detailed instructions on configuring and operating the device for data transmission via UDP and MQTT, cellular settings, command management, and application examples.
1. Data Transmission:
  • UDP Transmission: The device can send data to a user-built server using UDP. Key settings include device ID, description, application mode, reporting interval (1-1440 seconds), data polling interval (30 seconds), and custom heartbeat packets.
  • MQTT Transmission: Similar to UDP, the device can transmit data via MQTT. Important parameters include broker address and port, client ID, connection timeout (1-65535 seconds), and keep-alive interval (1-3600 seconds).
2. Cellular Settings: Users can configure network type, PIN code, and APN for cellular connectivity. Changes require a device restart to take effect.
3. Command Management:
  • Read and Save Commands: Commands can be read from the device, imported from a file, saved to the device, or saved as a file (.dat or .txt).
  • IF-THEN Behavior Commands: Users can define up to 8 behavior commands using IF-THEN logic, with conditions based on time, input changes, signal strength, or device restart.
4. Supported Actions:
  • Change Output: Modify output states based on specified actions, with options for delay and duration.
  • Restart Device: Automatically restart the device when conditions are met.
  • Send Alarm: Trigger an alarm message to the server under specified conditions.
5. Device Upgrade: Instructions for upgrading the device firmware via Ursalink ToolBox, including precautions to avoid interruptions.
6. Application Examples:
  • Monitoring Alarm: Connects alarm sensors to the device to send messages upon alarm activation.
  • Control Appliances: Examples include remotely controlling a light bulb and sending alerts for over-temperature conditions.
  • Regular Heater Activation: Configuring the device to turn on a heater at scheduled intervals.
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UC3x14 series User Guide Thank you for choosing Ursalink UC3x14 Cellular Remote I/O. This user guide will present in detail all the functions and features of the product. The Ursalink UC3x14 is designed for both industrial and commercial applications. The product should be used under the guidance of this user guide, referring to parameters and technical specifications. The UC3x14 series is a compact, high-performance device that offers remote controllability and easy management of machines and equipment over the cellular network. We bear no liability for property loss or physically injury arising...

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UC3x14 series User Guide 2.3 LED Indicator Description System: Solid On: Equipment starts On for 500ms, off for 500ms: All OK On for 100ms, off for 100ms: Device cannot connect to server ACT Off: GSM engine registration fails On for 75ms, off for 3000ms: Successfully registered on network On for 500ms, off for 500ms, blinking three times: Sending/Receiving MQTT message 3. Installation 3.1 Environment Due to the product properties of Ursalink UC3x14, we STRONGLY advise that it should not be installed in proximity to a variable speed drive or with any other electrically noisy equipment. DO NOT...

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UC3x14 series User Guide 3.2 Power Supply The Ursalink UC3x14 features a 2 pin 3.5mm terminal block where a power supply can be connected. The power supply should have the following specifications:  Output Voltage: 12V nominal  Output Current: 0.5A  Installation: A suitable power supply comes with the product. For industrial applications, it is advised that the Ursalink UC3x14 should be installed into its own metal housing and be powered from a separate power supply (as opposed to sharing one with other equipment). Please Note: While the Ursalink UC3x14 has fairly rugged internal power supply...

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UC3x14 series User Guide 4. Configuration4.1 Configuration via PC Follow these steps: Step 1: Insert SIM card into the unit. Step 2: Connect the Ursalink UC3x14 to PC via the micro USB port. Step 3: Power on the Ursalink UC3x14. Step 4: Run the Ursalink ToolBox. Firmware Version: 01.08 Hardware Version VI .01 The software will display this interface when getting started. Here you can create a new setup, import an existing setup from your PC, or retrieve the current setup from the Ursalink UC3x14.

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UC3x14 series User Guide 4.1.1 Serial Port Settings When the Ursalink ToolBox displays: Connecting to device, please wait... You can click Serial Port Settings to set the correct serial port parameters.

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UC3x14 series User Guide Serial Port Settings Item Description Serial Port Select the serial port for data transmission. Default Null Login Password Enter the login password. Baud Rate Data Bits Parity Bits Select from "Even", "Odd", "None". Stop Bits If both the serial port parameters and the login password are correct, it will display: Serial port is connected. 4.2 Status Click "Status" to see the basic status information of this device:

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UC3x14 series User Guide Status Item Local Time Network Status Signal Strength Input Output Description Show the time of the device. Show the registration status of SIM card. Show the cellular signal strength. Show the status of Digital Input1/Input2. Show the status of Digital Output1/Output2. 4.3 General Click "General" to set the general settings of this device: 4.3.1 Send Data To the Ursalink Cloud Basic Settings_Ursalink Cloud

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UC3x14 series User Guide Data Polling Interval CA File Client Certificate File Client Key File the user-built server regularly. The interval range is 1-1440 seconds. Set the Data Polling interval. The device will read I/O status and signal strength regularly. The interval range is 30 seconds. Upload the AWS IoT-generated CA certificate file for device authentication. Upload the AWS IoT-generated client certificate file for device authentication. Upload the AWS IoT-generated client key file for device authentication. Null Null Null 4.3.3 Send Data To the User-built Server By TCP Basic Settings_TCP...

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UC3x14 series User Guide Select the authentication method required by the server. When you select user credentials for authentication, you need to enter the username and password required for authentication.

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TLS Enable Protocol CA File Client Certificate Client Key Cellular Settings

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UC3x14 series User Guide 4.4 Command 4.4.1 Read Command from Device Click "Command" to go to the configuration page. Ursalink ToolBox will read command from the connected device automatically. This will take about 5 seconds. Then the command saved in this device will be displayed:

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UC3x14 series User Guide 4.4.2 Open a Command File You can import the existing command file from your PC as follows: Step 1: Click "Open a Command File". Step 2: Select the command file. 4.4.3 Save the Command to Device You can click "Save the Command to Device" to save the command having been configured on the Ursalink ToolBox. 4.4.4 Save the Command as File You can click "Save the Command as File" to save the command having been configured on the Ursalink ToolBox as a file and save it on your computer.

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UC3x14 series User Guide You can re-edit the file name and determine the storage path, the command will be saved as two types of files. The ".dat" file can be recognized by Ursalink ToolBox only. The ".txt" file is an editable text file for user. 4.5 IF-THEN Behaviour Command The Ursalink UC3x14 is running with a number of defined behaviour commands. Each command takes the form of an IF-THEN statement pair. You are thus able to select certain trigger conditions to cause desired actions. The Ursalink UC3x14 allows up to 8 separate behaviour commands with some models. Users can select time or input...

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UC3x14 series User Guide A command containing this IF condition will be triggered at a specific time every day within a specified range of dates, or on every selected day of the week. The user can choose the day of the week from: luesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday _ The user can also set the time from 00:00 to 23:59 on a certain day. 4.5.1.2 IF Input A command containing this IF condition will be triggered if the selected input changed according to the specified option. The user can setup multiple combinations; however, input 1 and input 2 must be activated before action is taken....

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