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Re: Wireless text message communication
Hello Skipe McTighe,
I might be able to assist with that. But I probably need to understand a bit more of you requirements. My understanding is that your product will be running far away from "base stations" so the communication with the Internet/SMS Service will need to be done directly from the device itself, correct?
Let me know the best way to contact you and I'll get in touch.
Cheers,
Mike M.
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Re: Wireless text message communication
Our Shock Guard 24/7 product monitors a body of water like a swimming pool or spa and when 5V or more of electric current is detected, triggers
a built in alarm warning of the danger of possible shock or electrocution. Unit also trips a GFI circuit and is powered by a 9V battery. Unit will be installed
near pools, spas, marina docks, floating docks . . . anywhere people who work or play around the water. It will be close to cell towers, Wi-Fi routers, etc.
I can send you a list of our wireless requirements if you would like.
Thanks for your help.
Skip McTighe
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Re: Wireless text message communication
Yes please, send the list!
At first look you might have a few options there, but I believe having a GSM/3G connection could the be the most practical way as you don't need to configure connectivity with some random Wi-Fi router. The only "CON" is that you'll need a little SIM Card with a subscription/pre-paid and credit to send a TXT message or perform a TCP connection to send the alert... but should be a very low cost to keep the service running anyway.
Cheers,
Mike M.
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Re: Wireless text message communication
I don't know how to attach a PDF file to this email. Can you send me your email address and I will
email you the "Requirement List" from my regular email (skipmcti@aol.com)?
Thanks for your help.
Skip McTighe
SafeWater Systems, Inc.
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Re: Wireless text message communication
clem57
Mar 23, 2016 10:56 PM
You do not say what is nearby? Cell tower or ??? If out in the wilderness, this can be tough.
Clem