GeoSIG is a Swiss manufacturer providing high-quality instruments and solutions for earthquake, seismic, structural, dynamic, and static monitoring and measuring.
GeoSIG Ltd is a leading Swiss manufacturer specializing in the design and production of precision instruments for seismic and structural monitoring. With a focus on earthquake safety and civil engineering, GeoSIG offers a comprehensive range of products including accelerometers, seismometers, seismic recorders, and switch/alarm systems. Their solutions are widely used for monitoring dams, bridges, nuclear power plants, and high-rise buildings to assess structural health and ensure public safety.
The company connects its robust hardware with advanced software solutions like GeoDAS, enabling real-time data acquisition and analysis. Dedicated to quality and innovation, GeoSIG serves a global client base, providing reliable measuring technology for both industrial and scientific applications.
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Connect to the recorder serial console using a tool like uCon. In the main menu, select [H] to set the RTC time, then enter the current time in the format YYMMDDHHMMSS and press [Enter].
In GeoDAS, go to Settings > Messenger. Check the box for 'SMS service using cellular modem', select the correct COM port and baud rate, then restart GeoDAS. You can then assign recipient lists in the Station Status Info settings.
The default communication port is typically 4001 using TCP (Server) protocol. This must be configured via the serial console menu before connecting via GeoDAS.
GeoSIG recommends checking their official website under the Downloads or Support section periodically for the most recent software and firmware versions.