The TC MOBILE I/O X200-4G compact electronic signaling system is the successor to the TC MOBILE I/O X200 (2903805) and PSI-MODEM-SMS-RELAY/6ADI/4DO/DC (2313520) SMS relays. The electronic signaling system monitors digital and analog values via the cellular network. It also switches relay outputs remotely. The device offers numerous helpful software functions, such as SMS message chain, SMS in the event of a voltage drop, sending logbooks via e-mail, and different user roles. A USB connection to a computer with a web browser is all that is needed for configuration.
TC MOBILE I/O X200-4G
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SMS relay
1038567
SMS relay and signaling module, European version, monitor analog and digital values via cellular network, switch relay outputs remotely, communication via SMS or cellular network data connection (e-mail transmission, app), supply voltage 10 V ... 60 V DC
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Frequently asked questions
Can I add phone book entries remotely?
Adding entries is not possible. However, you can replace existing entries with new entries.
How many contacts can I store in the phonebook?
You can store up to 100 contacts in the phonebook.
Which encryption methods are supported?
The devices support TLS 1.1 and TLS 1.2 for email communication.
Despite good reception and dialed-in network status, email and app communication does not work. What do I do now?
The signal strength display only indicates the field strength for telephony and SMS functionality. Make sure that your SIM card supports Internet connections. Enter the appropriate APN for the respective provider in the settings.
The content in the web browser is not displayed correctly. How can I improve the display?
If you configure several TC-MOBILE devices in succession, old data may be cached in the web browser's cache. Clear the browser cache or work in incognito mode.
What do I do if the device does not respond to the sent SMS?
Possible cause 1: The sender is not authorized to switch. Check in the TC-MOBILE device whether the sender has the appropriate authorization.
Possible cause 2: New smart phones use the RCS or I-Message service instead of SMS. Make sure that none o...
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Possible cause 1: The sender is not authorized to switch. Check in the TC-MOBILE device whether the sender has the appropriate authorization.
Possible cause 2: New smart phones use the RCS or I-Message service instead of SMS. Make sure that none of these services is active when sending the SMS.