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General| Brand | PicoBox |
|---|---|
| Model | REX |
| Category | Remote Control |
| Language | English |
Important warnings to prevent electric shock and electromagnetic interference.
Essential instructions for safe operation, maintenance, and handling of the device.
Guidelines for safely placing, moving, and handling the device to prevent damage or injury.
Instructions on using correct power sources and protecting power cords.
Warnings about installation locations and environmental factors that could cause fire or shock.
Actions to take if smoke, abnormal noise, or damage occurs, and general usage precautions.
Details on operating voltage, processor, modem, dimensions, weight, and mounting.
Information on communication ports, protocols, and network support.
Overview of digital inputs, relay outputs, and analog inputs.
Specifies the number and type of analog inputs and their configurations.
Features for remote control, phone groups, SMS alerts, and time stamping.
Labels and descriptions for device components like antenna, LEDs, and connectors.
Explains the functions of Power, Telco Status, and Ethernet LEDs.
Describes the status indications for RS485, Digital Inputs (X1-X8), and Relay Outputs (Y1-Y2).
Details the LED indicators for Analog Inputs (A1-A2) and their alarm conditions.
Step-by-step instructions for mounting the REX device on a DIN-rail.
Procedure for inserting the Micro SIM card into the device.
Instructions on connecting the external antenna to the REX unit.
Details on power supply requirements and Ethernet connectivity.
Advice on choosing the appropriate antenna based on signal strength.
Procedure to check the device's current IP address using the FN button.
Steps to reset the REX device's IP address to factory default.
Explanation of how to wire dry contact sensors to digital inputs.
Information on wiring 4-20mA transmitters to analog inputs.
How alarms are triggered and the format of outgoing SMS messages.
Configuration of device ID and how up to 10 phones receive SMS alerts.
How to access the REX configuration pages using a web browser.
Setting up the device's IP address for network connectivity.
Steps for connecting REX to a PC in a standalone environment.
Details on default usernames and passwords for accessing the REX interface.
Explains the main dashboard view showing device info and I/O status.
Describes how digital inputs, outputs, and analog values are displayed.
Information on viewing event logs and SMS logs for system activity.
Template for defining input descriptions and states for digital inputs X1-X8.
Detailed explanation of fields like Input Description, Open/Close Status, and Trigger Delay.
How to configure which phone contacts receive SMS alerts for input changes.
Information on connecting 4-20mA transmitters to analog inputs.
Settings for units, engineering values, hysteresis, and alarm levels for analog inputs.
How to configure and enable low and high alarm thresholds for analog inputs.
Handling of invalid input values and error messages during configuration.
Configuration of phone groups for SMS alerts and remote control.
Setting up a forwarding number and configuring SMS repeat and normal status notifications.
How to configure SMS repeat intervals and cancel them with an ACK command.
Option to send SMS notifications when input status returns to normal.
Settings for configuring relay outputs Y1, Y2, and Buzzer.
Instructions on how to remotely control relay outputs using SMS commands.
How to change the device ID, date, and time for accurate logging and identification.
Configuring the NTP server for automatic time synchronization.
Network settings including IP address, subnet mask, and gateway.
Default IP address and subnet mask, and how to change them.
Setting the default gateway for network communication.
Enabling automatic SMS reports on telco signal strength.
Summary of remote control functions and user rights for SMS commands.
SMS commands to query operation, escalation, and authorized phone numbers.
SMS commands for adding, deleting, or replacing phone numbers in memory.
SMS commands to check the status of inputs, outputs, and system health.
SMS commands for switching outputs ON/OFF or pulsing them.
Specific commands for controlling relay outputs with delays or one-shot pulses.
SMS commands to modify input/output descriptions and alarm states.
Commands to configure analog input settings, alarms, and enable/disable them.
SMS commands to set the number of repeat times and the interval for SMS alerts.
How to acknowledge received SMS to stop further repeat alerts.
How remote commands simplify re-assigning personnel and managing phone numbers.
Benefits of remotely changing repeat time intervals for SMS alerts.
Instructions on how to log out of the REX interface to prevent unauthorized access.
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