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WATCHDOG: Get or set watchdog parameters
Request: The text in the WATCHDOG SMS must have the following format:
WATCHDOG 1 <rsms_pwd>
Modify: The text in the WATCHDOG SMS must have the following format:
WATCHDOG
{<ping_interval>|NA} <wdog_enable> <rsms_pwd>
Example: WATCHDOG 2 100.100.100.130 100.100.100.110 NA 0 20 1 remote
In this example, the Connection watchdog is set up as follows:
2: Set watchdog parameters.
100.100.100.130: Primary IP address.
100.100.100.110: Secondary IP address.
NA: Tertiary IP address is left unchanged.
0: Send ping only if no IP data traffic.
20: Ping interval (number of minutes between pings).
1: Enable watchdog.
remote: Remote SMS password.
Response:
You do not get an OK response. You can use the WATCHDOG 1 command to get the
status of the WATCHDOG feature.
See also Connection watchdog (Link monitoring) on page 3-15 and SMS remote
command summary on page B-4.
Note
ADVWATCHDOG: Get or set Terminal watchdog parameters
Request: The text in the ADVWATCHDOG SMS must have the following format:
ADVWATCHDOG 1 <rsms_pwd>
Response:
IMEI: <IMEI>
Terminal watchdog enabled = <YES/NO>
Wake up = <YES/NO>
Interval = <days, hours>
IP = <ping1/NA> <ping2/NA> <ping3/NA>
APN type = "SIM default", "Network assigned" or "User defined"
APN name = <APN> (only present if APN type is "User defined")
APN username = <apn_user>
APN password = <apn_passwd>
Next run: <yyyy-mm-dd hh:mm/NA> (NA if AWD is not enabled) Note: UTC time!
Position SMS response = <YES/NO>
Position SMS number = <sms_number>
Modify: The text in the ADVWATCHDOG SMS must have the following format:
ADVWATCHDOG 2 {<enabled>|NA} {<wake_up>|NA} {<interval>|NA}
{<ping1>|NA} {<ping2>|NA} {<ping3>|NA} {<apn_type>|NA} {<apn>|NA|CLR}
{<apn_user>|NA|CLR} {<apn_pwd>|NA|CLR} {<pos_response>|NA}
{<sms_number>|NA} <rsms_pwd>
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{<ping1>|NA} {<ping2>|NA} {<ping3>|NA} <ping_always>
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If a data connection was running, the Connection watchdog will restart the
connection and then start sending ping commands.
Chapter 3: Operation
To access the terminal from a remote location
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