Digi TransPort WR31 User Manual page 211

Configure network interfaces
Use this SMS message centre number n instead of the network default
This setting is optional. It is the number of the SMS message center (sometimes referred to as the
Service Centre Address), for relaying SMS messages or alarms. This number must include the
international dialing code, such as 44 for the UK, but not the + prefix or leading 0's, such as
44802000332. SMS alarms are generated when the SMS trigger priority is greater than 0 and an
event of this priority or higher occurs. SMS alarms may be configured using the
Configuration > Alarms > Event Settings > SMS web page. If no number is specified, it is
possible that the router operates using the default message centre for the GSM service to which
you have subscribed.
SMS access level
The access level for SMS commands. The access level set here needs to match the level required
by the command sent by SMS for the command to be accepted.
Use x as a command separator (default is CR)
The character for separating multiple command lines when a remote SMS sender is controlling
the router. The default separator is <CR>. As some SMS capable devices are not equipped with
<CR> keys, an additional means of separating multiple lines is required.
Allow CLI commands from the following SMS numbers.
You may specify up to 10 numbers. Specifying * permits commands from any SMS number.
Numbers are applied in the following input box. Click Add to submit.
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