Characteristics of the STD-4G Transmitter
The STD-4G transmitter is a device designed for transmitting alarm signals and controlling external devices via 2G/4G data transmission. It enables communication with the receiving station using PULSON and SIA protocols with Contact ID support.
Power supply: 12 V ± 15%
Standby current consumption: 80 mA
Maximum current consumption: 300 mA
Inputs: 4 (including a dedicated AC input for monitoring the presence of alternating voltage, max 18 V AC, 50 Hz)
Outputs: 4 OC type (50 mA / 12 V DC)
Programming interface: mini USB (via adapter)
Antenna: included with 4G module
Additional features:
- 2G/4G data transmission
- Sending data to the receiving station via SMS, GPRS/LTE
- 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