Table of Contents
Advertisement
Command
Description
Alarm mask setting.
SMSK
The mask contains mnemonic symbols
representing each alarm as in the following
table. Symbols can be in each order.
W= (field)Warning threshold exceeded
A= (field)Alarm threshold exceeded
w= (field)Warning threshold re-entered
a= (field)Alarm threshold re-entered
P= Device section alarm
p= Device section alarm re-entered
V= Low battery alarm
v= Low battery alarm re-entered
L= Case open alarm
l= Case open alarm re-entered
T= Overtemperature alarm
C= Relative Humidity alarm
S= notify alarm through SMS, enable
M= notify alarm through MODEM, enable
(same response as ?MSK command)
New Password setting.
SPSW
Format: SPSW password
Where password is the alphanumeric
string that will be stored and used as
password by the Station.
At least one blank space is required
between the command and the password.
If another password was already set in the
Station, it is necessary to send the
command ?IDN oldpassword before of the
SPSW newpassword statement.
Reset to default configuration.
SRST
The
parameters as following:
The reply is RST=OK
5-20
SMS Messages and Commands
command
restores
-
Alarms are all masked
-
Scheduled Modem calls disabled
-
Scheduled SMS sending disabled
-
Averaging period = 6 minutes
-
Running average zeroed
-
Averaging method = RMS
-
Interval 1: Modem ON at 12:05 for
1 hour every 24 hours
-
Interval 2: Modem ON at 16:00 for
½ hour every 24 hours
Example
Example:
#SMSMSK AL S* enables field and
case open alarms to be notified by
SMS.
Response:
MSK= A-L--------- SMS
To get a notification of the alarm,
also Modem or SMS should be
enabled.
Example: #SMSPSW PASSPMM*
Response: PSW0=PASSPMM
Example: #SMSRST*
the
main
Response: RST=OK
confirming the command has been
granted.
Advertisement
Table of Contents
