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- Page 1 Temperature Sensor TMP04 Guide for TT87XX-Series SkyPatrol Temperature Sensor Guide for TT87XX-Series Devices Revision 1.1 Confidential and Proprietary Information – © 2011 Skypatrol, LLC. Do not duplicate without express permission from Skypatrol, LLC www.skypatrol.com...
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Page 2: General
GENERAL TERMS OF USE OF NEW MATERIALS - PLEASE READ CAREFULLY From time to time, SkyPatrol, in its sole discretion, may make available for download on its website (www.skypatrol.com), or may transmit via mail or email, updates or upgrades to, or new releases of, the firmware, software or documentation for its products (collectively, 'New Materials'). -
Page 3: Table Of Contents
Port Expander Guide TABLE OF CONTENTS General ......................... i COPYRIGHT ........................ i Table of Contents ......................ii General Description ....................1 Key Features ......................1 Installation ........................ 2 Message Format ...................... 2 ... -
Page 4: General Description
2 Key Features Temperature range: ‐22 to +212 °F (‐30 to +100 °C) Accuracy: ±2.7 °F (±1.5 °C) Probes: Two semiconductor sensors Supply voltage: 8 to 32 VDC Low power: 15 mA Serial output: 9600,8,n,1 Output format: °F or °C user selectable Small size: 2” x 2” x 0.75” ‐ Probes included ‐ RS‐232 interface ‐ Fully calibrated ‐ New added in field recalibration ‐ Easy to install ‐ Fully compatible with SkyPatrol units User's Guide Revision: 2.20 P a g e... -
Page 5: Installation
Port Expander Guide 3 Installation Select a suitable installation position for the TMP04 temperature meter near the GPS unit and locate the probes inside the controlled area. Connect the TMP04 wires to the GSP unit as follows: TMP04 GPS Signal Wire Color Signal Main Power Red Main Power Ground Black Ground TX Yellow RX RX Brown TX 4 Message Format The message sent from the sensor has the following format: <header><sensor1 value>,<status1>,<sensor2 value>,<status2>,<unit>,<device id><footer> Where: <header> Is a parameter defined by the user <sensor1 value> Temperature at sensor 1 <status1> Normal (0), low (1) or high (2) temperature of sensor 1 <sensor2 value> ... -
Page 6: Operation
Port Expander Guide <header> AT$SEND, <sensor1 value> +034 <status1> 2 (High temperature) <sensor2 value> ‐005 <status2> 0 (In range) <unit> C <device id> QSV236 <footer> ‐END 5 Operation The TMP04 temperature meter can be handled and setup by the followings commands: 5.1 Header The message header allows to send a control command to the GPS unit like AT$MSGSND=2," or something similar. ... -
Page 7: Units
Port Expander Guide 5.3 Units Unit of measure, use F for Fahrenheit or C for Centigrade, the setting automatically adjust the alarm set points to the corresponding values. Function Define the units for the temperature report Syntax AT$UNIT=<unit> Parameter <unit> one character, it should be F or C Default Response HeaderOK|ERROR,IdFooter 5.4 Device Id To set a unique device identification. Function Define the device ID of the temperature meter Syntax AT$ID=<id> Parameter <id> is a string with a maximum of 20 characters Default TMP04 serial number Response HeaderOK|ERROR,IdFooter 5.5 Low Temperature Set Point If the reading of temperature drops below this point, a temperature report message is ... -
Page 8: High Temperature Set Point
Port Expander Guide 5.6 High Temperature Set Point If the sensed temperature rises above this point, a temperature report message is issued. Allowed values ‐022 to +212 °F (‐030 to +100 °C). Function Define the high temperature alarm report point Syntax AT$SETHI=<sensor>,<sign><value> Parameter 1 <sensor> 1 or 2 Parameter 2 <sign> + or ‐ Parameter 3 <value> 3 digits with leading zeros Default +122 °F (+050 °C) Response HeaderOK|ERROR,IdFooter 5.7 Periodic Report Time Sets the time between automatic reports, values allowed 0 (disable) to 250 minutes. Function Define the time between periodic reports Syntax AT$TIME=<time> Parameter <time> time in minutes, 3 digits with leading zeros Default 015 Response ... -
Page 9: Temperature Reading Reset
Port Expander Guide 5.9 Temperature Reading Reset Function To set the adjust point to factory calibration Syntax AT$CALIB=0 Response HeaderOK|ERROR,IdFooter 5.10 Probe Select Function To select one or two sensors to report Syntax AT$PROBE=1|2 Response HeaderOK|ERROR,IdFooter 5.11 Query Temperature Function To query the current temperature at the sensors Syntax AT$QRYTMP Response Message (see message format section) 5.12 Query Set Points Function To query the alarm set points Syntax AT$SET? Response ... -
Page 10: Query Firmware Version
5.14 Query Firmware Version Function To query the firmware version Syntax AT$VER? Response Header,version,IdFooter 5.15 Firmware Upgrade Used to upgrade the TMP04's firmware by means of software supplied by SkyPatrol. It is not an "over‐the‐air" command like all others are. 6 Notes The time between a command and the response is 2 seconds to allow the GPS unit to process the message. The Header, Footer and ID can contain any combination of upper and lower case letters, numbers, symbols and punctuation marks. All the commands must be typed in upper case. The cable from the TMP04 to the sensors should not exceed 50 meters with AWG 22 wire. ...
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