Characteristics of the STD-4G Basic Transmitter
The STD-4G Basic transmitter is a simplified version of the STD-4G, designed for transmitting alarm signals and controlling external devices via 4G data transmission.
It enables communication with the receiving station via SMS or GPRS, supporting PULSON and SIA protocols using the Contact ID protocol.
Power supply: 12 V ± 15%
Standby current consumption: 80 mA
Maximum current consumption: 300 mA
Inputs: 1 (including a dedicated AC input for monitoring the presence of alternating voltage, max 18 V AC, 50 Hz)
Outputs: 1 OC type (50 mA / 12 V DC)
Programming interface: mini USB (via adapter)
Antenna: included with the 4G module
Additional features:
- Data transmission via 4G technology
- Sending data to the receiving station via SMS or GPRS
- Supports PULSON (UDP) and SIA (TCP, encrypted, Contact ID) protocols
- Notifications to up to 10 users via SMS (up to 32 characters)
- Output control via SMS/CLIP (up to 10 users)
- Built-in temperature sensor
- Built-in event memory (65,535 entries)
- Telephone line simulation for alarm panel communicator
Applications:
- Transmitting alarm signals to a monitoring center
- Working with alarm panels via telephone line simulation
- Controlling external devices (e.g., alarm, lighting)
- Remote user notifications via SMS/CLIP
Transmission:
- GPRS/LTE (TCP/UDP)
- SMS as a backup channel
- Supports up to 10 users
Notifications:
- SMS to up to 10 users (32 characters per message)
- Delivery confirmation
Programming:
- Local – via mini USB port (adapter required)
- Remote configuration via data transmission