Remote control modem for the unwinder

Monitoring and controlling a unwinder remotely

The NOVAL remote management modem enables you to continuously monitor the operation of the roll-out system and to be alerted immediately in the event of a fault: motor, poster detection, rotation, temperature, voltage or mains power cut.

Thanks to its two-way communication via text message, the operator can also check the status of the unwinder and adjust its main settings remotely. For large fleets, the data can be transmitted via MQTT to a back-office system or monitoring platform.

An internal battery finally enables the modem to report a power cut, whilst the fault codes transmitted make diagnosis easier and enable the technician to prepare for the call-out.

• Real-time alert: The fault is reported via text message as soon as it is detected, without waiting for the next maintenance round.
• Actionable fault codes: motor, poster detection, rotation, temperature and voltage — preparations for the job can be made before setting off.
• Control via text message: checking the status and changing the unwinder’s settings via a supervisor number.
• MQTT connection: publication of data to your back-office system or to a web application developed by NOVAL.
• Alert even when switched off: An internal battery enables the modem to signal a power cut to the reel.
• One modem per group: In a system synchronised via cable or radio, a single modem covers all the pay-off reels.

• Reference: NL0229-V3
• Dimensions: 165 × 110 × 48 mm — excluding the antenna
• Weight: 140 g
• Editing: on the reel, with connection to the electronic control unit
• Compatibility: all NOVAL drop-down system formats
• Basic communication: Two-way text messaging — SIM card not included
• Advanced communication: MQTT publication to a back-office platform
• Saved contacts: up to 5 supervisors and 5 recipients per modem
• Emergency power supply: internal battery to indicate a power cut
• Signage: System LED — off, internal battery or on — and network connectivity LED
• Synchronised parks: a single modem for a group of dispensers synchronised via a cable or radio link