Simple Control - SMS ControlMate User Manual

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*set clear all
<reply>
STEP 2 – TELL THE CONTROLLER WHO YOU ARE
ControlMate uses your caller-ID to determine who can execute commands...
We have to tell the controller who you are.
If you send too many characters, or more messages before the controller can reply to the initial
commands – the later messages may be lost.
*set clinum 0 012345678
<reply>
set cliname 0 myName mcGoo (max 16 chars as the 'name' for user number 0)
<reply>
Note the *asterisk once the controller has learned your number as a known user.
You can add more names and numbers (without the *asterisk if they're sent from your number).
Once saved in memory, they too can send messages without the *asterisk.
To check if that worked... send two commands in a single message – (see, no *asterisk!)
sho cli
<reply>
sho sim
<reply>
Now... you have to work through settings in the user manual to set up ControlMate the way you
want it to operate.
For configuration support, send your questions to

SIMPLE CONTROL

To turn an output on or off, you use simple commands
OUT 3 on
OUT 3 toggle
OUT 3 off or other output number (0-3
The output always uses the pulse/flash duration and notification settings that have been configured
during set up. The ControlMate will reply to you, and notify anyone else in the OUTSMS list with the
output status change.
In the event the output was triggered by some other event – for example a INPUT change, DIAL-IN,
or TIMER event, those users in the OUTSMS list for output #3 would receive a message like this...
Out 3: PULSE (Start Genset)
by TIMER
Sent at 15:00
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Users may be blocked from controlling specific outputs with the SET ACL (access list) command.
SMS ControlMate/3G © 2016-2018
(Clear ANY previous settings)
(your phone 'number' stored into user number 0)
(this will reply with the values for user number 0 set above)
(will send a message back to you about the modem, carrier & SIM card)
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) that you are trying to operate.
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