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Programming via SIM Card
In the case of transparent transmission (A1), no programming is necessary for standard
applications. For SMS transmission, the number of the SMS receiver must by programmed.
Programming is done via entries in the phone book of the SIM card. Here, the value to be
programmed is saved as a number (e.g. 491601234567) with a name (e.g. S4) on the storage
slot (e.g. 4) in accordance with the table below.
Important: The ITS-300GSM generates a standard programming on the SIM card if no valid
entries are found there. The parameters can then be changed with a cell phone. To do this,
insert the SIM card in the cell phone, search for the entry to be changed in the phone book
(e.g. S4) and change the number accordingly.
Storage
Name
Number
Slot
4
S4
Phone Number (max. 15 digits)
international dialing code without
zeroes (e.g. 491601234567)
5
S5
(Standard: 000000000000000)
6
S6
4 digits (Standard: 0000)
7
S7
9 digits (Standard:000000000)
* Important: Adjustment of Audio Level only with transmission faults via A1 (Expert Option)
Digit
Parameters
1
Time window for recognition of phone line faults in seconds
0, 1=30s, 2=70s
2
Transmission mode:
0=according to Jumper position, 1=A1, 2=A2, 3=A1 + A2 as
backup
3
Interval of test calls via GSM in hours (affects B)
0=no test call, 1=12h, 2=24h, 3=168h
4
Permit calls from house phone via GSM (via A1)
0=no, 1=yes
5
Adjust GSM Audio Level* (A1 to receiver) 0=Standard, 1=low
... 9=high
6
Adjust GSM Audio Level* (A1 from receiver) 0=Standard, 1=low
... 9=high
7
Number of PBX prefix digits – skipped when dialing via GSM
(only relevant for A1) 0=none, 1=1 digit, 2=2 digits
8
0 (not used)
9
Transmission of phone line fault/restoration via GSM (affects B)
0=no, 1=yes
Number of the SMS
receiver
Number for return
SMS after SMS
programming
SMS ID Number
Parameters (see
separate table)
Transmission Route
Affected
(A2) (B)
Optional for (C)
(B)
Optional for
(A1) (A2) (B)
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