Introduction; About This Document - FALCOM MAMBOII User Manual

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1 INTRODUCTION

THIS IS PRELIMINARY DOCUMENTATION AND IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE.
This document represents the description of the firmware version 2.4.0 and later and
the supported Configuration Command Set for the FALCOM MAMBOII as well.
FALCOM firmware has been developed to accommodate a wide variety of
applications, but it is often necessary to change firmware parameters in order to
customize devices for customer applications.
Before using the MAMBOII or upgrading to a new firmware version, please, read the
latest product information, see related documents item
Table of Contents (TOC) or
need.
Square brackets denote optional settings that may be specified or not.

1.1 About this document

Due to the large size of this document and its huge information, it has been separated
into 6 chapters. Each chapter includes a brief description to help you find the needed
information quickly. Throughout the document uses the hypertext links (shown in blue
text) enabling to navigate the chapters/sections or set parameter description.
The document is separated into the following chapters:
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Chapter
and describes the principle of its operation. Figuratively are represented the
general system requirements for each access method. It also provides a brief
overview of the TCP/IP protocol.
•
Chapter
represents the structure of input commands which can be directly
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transmitted to the MAMBOII unit via Bluetooth, TCP connection and SMS.
Commands are executed (as an action), when the set conditions are met. A
detailed description of the PFAL commands and supported parameters is also
given. Default values and example commands are listed after each
command description. It also includes the steps for creation of applications,
how to specify the alarms on the MAMBOII device and the configuration
possibilities by using a range of events, states and actions. Each category of
events and states is described separately. The differences between Events
and States are also given. It also describes, how many possible combinations
can be made, what happens when raised events and states are called by an
application.
•
Chapter
transfer the input messages, how to test and evaluate the MAMBOII Unit. How
to load a simple configuration into the MAMBOII, how to connect a Keyfob /
I/O-BOX / Bluetooth headset to the MAMBOII, how to set the LEDs when events
occur and how to configure the Buttons to release alarms/actions when
notifications are needed. It also describes how to communicate remotely
(online) with the MAMBOII device via a TCP-server.
•
Chapter
messages can be sent to the MAMBOII device. More precisely, how to
configure the MAMBOII device via SMS.
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presents the firmware's basic benefits, lists key features
2 "General"
3 „Command syntax, PFAL Commands and supported parameters– for FALCOM
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"How to test the Falcom MAMBOII using firmware
5 „How to send SMS message to the MAMBOII device"
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