Gsm Modem Functions (Only Valid For G38001015); Sms Setup - CARLO GAVAZZI G3800 X015 - CONFIGURATION SOFTWARE User Manual

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4. GSM Modem functions

4.1. SMS Setup

The G38001015 Master Generator has a built-in GSM Modem which enables Monitoring and control of
Dupline signals via SMS messages to/from mobile GSM telephones. There are 3 different ways to use SMS
messaging:
• The Master Generator can be programmed to send out event-based SMS messages. The event can be a
channel switching ON or OFF, or it can be an analog signal crossing a set-point.
• Requests for status of digital or analog data can be sent and answered via SMS messages
• Status of digital channels can be controlled by sending commands via SMS messages
In order to make use of the GSM modem, the following is required:
• A SIM-card with the pin-code 9090 needs to be inserted into the slot in the front of G38001015. The pin-
code can be changed, by inserting the SIM-card in a mobile phone and making use of the setting possi
bilities in the mobile phone. The SIM-card must be a 3V type.
• A GSM antenna needs to be connected to the FME connector on G38001015. If the unit is installed in a
metal enclosure, the antenna must be installed outside the enclosure and connected to the Master Gene-
rator via a cable (an antenna of this type is available, with type number ANT1).
An LED in the front of G38001015 indicates the status of the GSM modem. By emitting different blink pat-
terns, the LED indicates "connecting", "SIMcard missing", "No network found", "No response from modem",
"SMS sent" and "SMS received". See appendix for further information about the LED indications.
In order to set up the basic SMS functions, select "SMS Setup" in the Edit menu.
Parameters
Parameter
72
(only valid for G38001015)
Description
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