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Sonew 7 Channel GSM Remote Switch Controller 4G SMS Relay Switch User Manual

Model: Sonewa4re30d9sh-12

1. Introduction

The Sonew 7 Channel GSM Remote Switch Controller (Model: Sonewa4re30d9sh-12) is a 4G remote control switch designed to operate via the 4G mobile phone network. This device features seven independent relay switches, allowing remote activation of connected equipment. It supports control through dialing its cell phone number or by sending SMS text commands.

The controller identifies authorized phone numbers, rejecting calls from unauthorized numbers without incurring call charges. Its 4G, 3G, and GSM compatibility ensures functionality across various regions. Programming can be performed quickly via SMS or the on-board quick teaching button. All relay outputs can function in either switch mode or pulse timing mode, supporting both free control and security authorization number control modes. The device also allows disabling SMS replies to save costs and provides a history log for equipment operation. It offers two output modes: relay output with call mode and relay output with SMS control.

Sonew 7 Channel GSM Remote Switch Controller with its cover open, revealing the circuit board and blue relays.

Image 1.1: The Sonew 7 Channel GSM Remote Switch Controller with its protective cover removed, showing the internal circuit board, SIM card slot, antenna, and seven blue relay switches.

2. Setup

2.1 Package Contents

Ensure all items are present in the package:

Sonew 7 Channel GSM Remote Switch Controller and its included accessories: USB cable, USB programming adapter, and antenna.

Image 2.1: The Sonew controller alongside its accessories, including the USB cable, programming adapter, and antenna.

2.2 SIM Card Installation

  1. Open the controller's casing carefully.
  2. Locate the SIM card slot on the circuit board.
  3. Insert a standard 4G/3G/GSM SIM card into the slot, ensuring correct orientation.
  4. Close the casing securely.
Close-up view of the Sonew controller's circuit board, showing the SIM card slot and antenna connector.

Image 2.2: Detailed view of the circuit board, highlighting the SIM card slot and the connector for the external antenna.

2.3 Antenna Connection

Connect the provided antenna to the designated connector on the controller's circuit board. Ensure it is finger-tight to maintain a stable signal connection.

2.4 Power Connection

Connect the device to a 12-24V DC power source. Observe polarity to prevent damage. The power input terminals are typically labeled on the device.

2.5 Relay Connections

Connect the devices you wish to control to the seven independent relay terminals. Refer to the wiring diagram (if provided separately or on the device itself) for correct connections. Each relay can be configured for normally open (NO) or normally closed (NC) operation depending on your application.

2.6 Initial Programming

The controller can be programmed using SMS commands or PC software via the USB programming adapter. For initial setup, it is recommended to use the PC software for comprehensive configuration, including setting authorized phone numbers and default relay states.

3. Operating Instructions

3.1 Activating Relays via Phone Call

To activate Relay No. 1, dial the phone number of the SIM card inserted in the controller from an authorized phone number. The controller will reject the call and activate the relay without answering, thus incurring no call charges. This method is typically for Relay No. 1 only.

3.2 Controlling Relays via SMS Commands

All seven relays can be controlled using specific SMS commands. These commands allow you to switch relays ON/OFF, set pulse timing, and change operational modes.

3.3 Password Management

The device supports remote password operations and password changes via SMS or PC software to enhance security. Ensure your password is kept confidential.

3.4 SMS Reply Function

The SMS reply function can be disabled to reduce operational costs. This setting can be configured through SMS commands or the PC software.

3.5 Equipment Operation History Log

The controller maintains a history log of operations. This log can be accessed and reviewed via PC software to monitor device activity.

Sonew 7 Channel GSM Remote Switch Controller shown in a garage setting, indicating its use for remote control of devices like garage doors.

Image 3.1: The Sonew controller in a typical application, demonstrating its capability to remotely control devices such as a garage door.

4. Maintenance

The Sonew 7 Channel GSM Remote Switch Controller is designed for low maintenance.

5. Troubleshooting

5.1 Device Not Responding

5.2 Relays Not Activating

5.3 Incorrect Frequency Band (US vs. European/Australian)

The device is available in different frequency versions (US, European, Australian). If the device is not functioning, ensure you have the correct version for your region's mobile network frequencies. Using a device designed for a different region will result in network connectivity issues.

Frequency Bands by Region
RegionLTE-FDDLTE-TDDWCDMAGSM
US FrequencyB2/B4/B12N/AB2/B4/B5N/A
European FrequencyB1/B3/B5/B7/B8/B20B38/B40/B41B1/B5/B8B3/B8
Australian FrequencyB1/B3/B7/B8/B20/B28AB38/B40/B41B1/B8B3/B8

6. Specifications

FeatureDetail
Model NumberSonewa4re30d9sh-12
Voltage12-24V DC
MaterialABS Plastic
Item Weight1.1 pounds
ManufacturerSonew
Network Compatibility4G/3G/GSM
Relay Channels7 Independent Relays
Control MethodsSMS, Phone Call (for Relay 1), PC Software
ProgrammingSMS or USB Programming Adapter
Included ComponentsController, USB Cable, USB Programming Adapter, Antenna, Manual

7. Warranty Information

Specific warranty details for the Sonew 7 Channel GSM Remote Switch Controller are not available in the provided product data. Please refer to the product packaging, the manufacturer's official website, or contact your point of purchase for comprehensive warranty information.

8. Support

For technical assistance, further inquiries, or to download the latest software and firmware, please visit the official Sonew website or contact their customer support.

Manufacturer: Sonew
Website: Visit the Sonew Store on Amazon (for general brand information, specific support links may vary)

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