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8. CAN bus connection setting
The car alarm can read the statuses of the ignition key, doors, boot,
bonnet, setting and unsetting with the original remote control directly
from the CAN bus of the vehicle. The function can be activated by
entering of the respective program number in the car alarm, which will
enable reading of all available information for the car alarm from CAN. If
reading of some information is only required, you can specify it in a more
detailed way using a parameter after the program number.
Command format without a parameter: MCcode CAN xxx
Command format with a parameter: MCcode CAN xxx a:b:c:d:e:f
where:
xxx
is the number of the CAN program for the particular vehicle
a
ignition key
b
doors
c
boot
d
bonnet
e
setting with the original RC
f
unsetting with the original RC
Command example:
1234 CAN 111 (this command was used to select the program 111, e.g.
Škoda Octavia)
Command example:
1234 CAN 111 1:0:1:1:1:1 (this command was used to select the
program 111, e.g. Škoda Octavia; all information will be read from CAN,
except the door input)
9. Other functions
9.1
Leaving the defined zone - GEOFENCE
In the car alarm you can set the GEOFENCE function for monitoring of
leaving a defined zone.
Command format: MCcode GEOFENCE xx:yy:a:b
where:
xx
latitude coordinates in whole degrees with the +/- sign
(can be requested from the car alarm using the GPS
SMS command)
yy
longitude coordinates in whole degrees with the +/- sign
(can be requested from the car alarm using the GPS
SMS command)
a
radius of the zone circle that is detected in km - allowed
values 1 – 99
b
0 = out of zone,
1 = in zone,
2 = both events
Command example:
1234 GEOFENCE +50.7290:+15.1766:5:1
As the car alarm might leave the particular zone even several times a
day or hour, you must also set the total number of SMS messages that it
can send. Without setting of this parameter the GEOFENCE function will
not be active.
Command format: MCcode GEOFENCE SMS h:d
where:
h
total number of SMS messages sent an hour (the
allowed range is 1-99)
d
total number of SMS messages sent a day (the allowed
range is 1-99)
Command example:
1234 GEOFENCE SMS 5:10 (the car alarm will send max. 5 SMS
messages an hour, but on the whole it is limited to 10 SMS a day)
The entire GEOFENCE function can be then activated by means of a
user command, see point 10.10.
9.2
Determining the position using T-Mobile
Locator
The
LOCATOR
command
T-Mobile Locator (Where is...) service. On activation of the service
CA-2103 "Athos" – RESET 1
0 = the information is not read
1 = the information is read
0 = the information is not read
1 = the information is read
0 = the information is not read
1 = the information is read
0 = the information is not read
1 = the information is read
0 = the information is not read,
1 = the information is read
0 = the information is not read
1 = the information is read
only
works
with
the
activated
select the LPIN location code, which must be set as one of the
parameters of the command setting. The setting is done with the
command specified below. When it is sent to the car alarm, it will send a
query to the operator, who will return the information about its position
and the car alarm will send it back to the number the original request
came from. It may take up to two minutes. For repeated position location
you need not send the whole command text again, but just the
LOCATOR command, see point 10.9.
Command format: MCcode LOCATOR 5727 5727 KDE LPIN xx...x
where:
5727
is the number of the service where the request is sent
5727
is the number the car alarm expects to get the answer
from (it is generally the same number).
KDE
is the name of the service
LPIN
is the code used for activation of the T-Mobile Locator
service
xx...x
is the phone number of the car alarm SIM card
Command example:
1234 LOCATOR 5727 5727 KDE 12345678 737231897
9.3
Checking the balance of prepaid cards
The manufacturer recommends you to use SIM cards with a mobile
phone contract program in the car alarm. If a prepaid card is used, there
is the risk of function loss due to low credit or expiration of the time of its
validity!
By sending the CREDIT command you can check the credit balance of
the prepaid card and activate its periodic checking at the same time. The
setting is done with the command specified below. When it is sent to the
car alarm, it will send a query to the operator, who will return the
information about the credit balance and the car alarm will send it back
to the number the original request came from. It may take up to two
minutes. For repeated balance checking you need not send the whole
command text again, but just the CREDIT command.
Command format: MCcode CREDIT uuu..u xx yyy zz
where:
uuu...u
is the command for checking the credit balance (*104*#
O2, *101# T-mobile, *22# Vodafone)
xx
is the credit checking period in days
yyy
is the minimum credit balance in CZK
zz
is the position where the number specifying the credit
balance in the operator's SMS message starts
Command example:
1234 CREDIT *101# 7 200 1
This command activates checking if the credit balance is not below
200 CZK every 7 days (the figure starts on the 1st position in the
operator's SMS message). If the established credit balance is lower, the
message from the operator is sent to the phone number 1. You can
deactivate the function by sending the command with the zero credit
checking period set (xx=0).
9.4
Reset of the GSM module of the car alarm
Setting of some functions of the GSM network is conditional on logout
of the SIM card from the network and its new login on the part of the
mobile phone operator. In this case the GSM module of the car alarm
can be restarted using the RESET GSM command.
Command format: MCcode RESET GSM
Command example:
1234 RESET GSM
9.5
DINFO service command
You can use the DINFO command to get information about the basic
parameters of the car alarm and its status. The answer SMS in the
format
"The
JABLOTRON
SN:
14004162847002;
RK:ABH9P-HD89R-15GT;
T:29.4C; Time 15:36 26.3." gradually contains information about the car
alarm type, car alarm serial number, car alarm ID (if set), SW version,
HW version, registration code, GSM signal strength in percent, number
of used/visible satellites, car battery and backup battery voltage,
temperature, time and date. Temperature measuring performed on the
PCB of the car alarm is only for orientation and for optimizing the
.
charging of the battery
Command format: MCcode DINFO
Command example:
1234 DINFO
5/8
unit
reports:
CA-2103;
ID:671003;
SW:007;
HW:MM10207;
GSM:57%;
SAT:9/10;
VCC:12.7V/7.9V;
RESET:1;
MHF22009
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