MobilCar-Micro

The module requires a +10-30V power supply on the red and black wires, is protected against reverse polarity, and needs a power supply with a minimum load capacity of 500mA, which should be supplied through at least a 1A fuse. Both inputs of the MobilCar-Micro seat heating, stand-alone heating, central locking, power window and alarm control GSM module are interference-protected, and the inputs can be switched by a 10-30V voltage. The two 30A low-voltage, high-current relay outputs are of No-Nc-Com type, meaning both the normally open and normally closed contacts of the relays are wired out. The module connects to the outside world via a 12-pin ATX connector with colored cables, ensuring quick and easy installation. The SIM card slot is a standard nanoSIM, and the module's current settings and all user-defined parameters can be programmed, downloaded, and uploaded to a computer via a microUSB connector.

The MobilCar - Micro GSM remote signaling and remote control device can be programmed and downloaded using our universal and free download software called Unified, via its microUSB port. When the powered device is connected to a microUSB port, our free "Unified" download software automatically recognizes all MobilCar/MobilArm/MobilGate/MobilSwitch/MobilTherm and MobilPhase device family manufactured by us. After connecting, Windows XP, Windows-7, Windows-8, or Windows-10 operating systems recognize the module type, and its image appears on the monitor within the software. The status of the connected module, inputs and outputs, GSM signal strength, etc., can be queried by clicking on "Query Status". In the free "Unified" download software, user settings, i.e., the content of memory locations, must be programmed by filling them in a professionally understandable manner. During programming, each field in the memory table has an explanatory text below it for assistance. Pay attention to filling in the fields correctly, and always avoid using accented letters and special characters! In the software, telephone numbers must always be entered in international format. The edited data can be saved to a file for verification or modification. The data can be downloaded to and uploaded from the module. The success of data download and upload is indicated by pop-up windows in the software. Unsuccessful download or upload, or connection errors between the computer and the GSM device, are also displayed in pop-up windows.

After downloading and during operation, upon a call, it first identifies the caller. In the case of an authorized number, the module disconnects the call and starts executing the given command, i.e., it operates the central locking, raises the windows, starts seat heating, starts stand-alone heating, etc. In the case of an unauthorized number, the call rings, but the module does not react to it, does not open or close, and does not switch anything. The MobilCar-Micro input is a voltage-sensitive input that can be activated by applying a voltage between 10...30V. Upon activation (which can be generated, for example, by the car alarm via the siren or car horn output), it starts sending SMS and/or ringing the selected phone numbers according to the order on the card. The module notifies the user about changes in inputs via programmed SMS and/or ringing. It also has an optional acknowledgment function. Relays can be remotely controlled with user-programmed SMS content or free ringing based on caller ID. The relays can operate in 2 modes. In Mode-1, relay 1 operates in monostable or bistable mode upon ringing. Relay 2 can only be switched via SMS in monostable or bistable mode. In Mode-2 mode, the relays can only be controlled by ringing in monostable or bistable mode. In bistable mode, the two relays alternate, meaning both relays change state with each call. In monostable mode, upon ringing, relay 1 pulls in for a given time, then upon the next ringing, relay 2 does the same. The module retains its programmed parameters even after power disconnection. In case of network outage, lack of signal, underground garage, or other interference, it briefly switches off and then switches back on the device, reconnects it to the network, and brings it to an operational state. The module is available in a boxed version with a carrier-independent GSM and built-in antenna under the name MobilCar-Micro.

Our free operating software and its description can be downloaded from our website, www.seasoft.hu. Our modules can be configured from a computer via a microUSB connector. The MobilCar-Micro operates with a carrier-independent industrial GSM module and a subscription or prepaid nanoSIM card. Mobile cellular positioning only provides coordinates and a map-based position on a smartphone or tablet if data traffic (internet) is also enabled on the SIM card.

       The module requires a +10-30V power supply on the red and black wires, is protected against reverse polarity, and needs a power supply with a minimum load capacity of 500mA, which should be supplied through at least a 1A fuse. Both inputs of the  MobilCar-Micro seat heating-, stand-alone heating-, central locking-, power window and alarm control module are interference-protected, and the inputs can be switched by a 10-30V voltage. The two 30A low-voltage, high-current relay outputs are of No-Nc-Com type, meaning both the normally open and normally closed contacts of the relays are wired out. The module connects to the outside world via a 12-pin ATX connector with colored cables, ensuring quick and easy installation.