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General| Model | RTU5025 Series |
|---|---|
| Communication | GSM |
| Type | Gate Opener |
| GSM Frequency | 900/1800 MHz |
| Power Supply | 12V DC |
| SIM Card | Standard SIM Card |
| Antenna | External |
| Temperature Range | -20~+60 °C |
| Humidity Range | Relative humidity 90% |
Highlights the key benefits and features of the RTU5025 gate opener.
Lists the technical specifications of the RTU5025, including GSM frequency, digital inputs, and power requirements.
Provides the physical dimensions of the RTU5025 unit.
Details the items included in the standard package of the RTU5025.
Describes various use cases and scenarios for the RTU5025 gate opener.
Advises caution regarding GSM equipment usage that might cause disturbance or danger.
Warns about potential interference from other wireless equipment affecting the Gate Opener's performance.
Prohibits use at gas stations and requires powering off near fuels or chemicals.
Instructs to power off the device near blasting places, following regulations.
Recommends installing the product in suitable places and avoiding signal shielding.
Stipulates that maintenance should only be performed by qualified personnel.
Explains the status indications for Power, Alarm, and Relay LEDs on the device.
Details the purpose and connections for Power, Digital Input, Relay Output, Siren, USB, and ANT ports.
Details on configuring essential parameters like password, SIM, DIN types, and alarms via PC software.
Instructions for managing authorized user phone numbers using the PC software.
Guidance on retrieving and managing historical event data through the PC software.
Covers the mandatory start command and manual time adjustment via SMS.
Instructions for changing the device password using SMS commands.
How to add and query authorized user phone numbers using SMS commands.
Commands for querying multiple users and deleting authorized numbers via SMS.
Configuration options for relay activation, duration, and confirmation SMS via SMS commands.
Setting up digital inputs, defining types, and customizing alarm SMS content.
Defines conditions for DIN1/DIN2 alarms, including armed mode and time intervals.
Configures SMS alerts for power supply loss, including timing and default behavior.
Sets up periodic self-check reports via SMS, detailing device status and signal strength.
Commands to inquire about current status, self-check time, IMEI, and firmware version.
Procedures for resetting the password and how the Device ID is generated.
Enabling and configuring data transmission to a CMS server via GPRS/UMTS/HSDPA.
Setting up Access Point Name (APN) and CMS server IP address/port for data upload.
Key recommendations for installation, placement, and power connection of the RTU5025.
Guidance on resolving common issues like failure to send SMS or signal problems.
