While receiving a vocal call from the dialler it is possible to perform several operations, depending on the programming
(options) linked to the called number:
NUMBER WITH NO OPTION: once the call has been answered, the dispatch is considered successful, therefore the
dialler will call the following number. In case the user wants to enter programming, enter # and then dial the personal
code.
REMARK: LISTEN AT LEAST TO THE FIRST 5 SEC. OF THE MESSAGE, OTHERWISE THE DIALLER WILL NOT
NOTIFY THIS CALL AS SUCCESSFUL AND THEREFORE WILL CALL THE SAME PHONE NUMBER AGAIN.
STOP A CALL WITH THE RESET CODE: once a call has been answered, PRESS # TO STOP THE MESSAGE AND
DIAL THE RESET CODE (example #123#), the dialler will respond with the message “call cycle stopped”.
To give a command through an SMS, a few simple rules must be taken into account. For example if the user
has to enable the technician to change the programming:
UPWD:111111 LOCK=OFF this command enables programming through SMS for 20 minutes
If a generic command has to be given it has always to be preceded by the user password:
UPWD:111111 OUT.2=ON the command activates output 2
As you see from the example, EACH COMMAND HAS TO BE SEPARATED FROM THE PREVIOUS AND
THE FOLLOWING ONE BY AT LEAST ONE SPACE AND NO SPACE HAS TO BE PRESENT IN A SINGLE
COMMAND.
It is possible to have spaces other than for separating commands only in the case they are between quota-
tion marks, as in the following example:
Storing of telephone number 1 (with name) and options Answer Confirmation and Automatic Reset of
the Call Cycle:
TPWD:000000 TEL.1=”MARCO MOBILE +393358554574 ac”
From the example it is clear that a space has to be used between the telephone number and its options
(look at CALLS AND PROGRAMMING WITH THE VOCAL MENU - Reception of the vocal call) -if there
are any-, therefore if you want to store a telephone number with relative options you have to use quotation
marks.
At each command the dialler will send one or more messages back including the results of the previous programming.
For example if you send the following programming:
Activation of Output 1 in steady mode and Output 2 in pulse mode and check of the status of Input SYS (for
example to see if an external device has been activated)
UPWD:111111 OUT.1=ON OUT.2=P STATUS?
The system, after the execution of all the given commands, will respond with the following SMS:
UPWD:OK
OUT.1:OK
OUT.2:OK
STATUS:CL
In case the dialler is unable to perform a command (for example, user not authorized), will answer with FAIL.
In case the dialler does not recognize a message (typing errors), it will answer with ?.
OP refers to the open (enabled) status of an input
CL refers to the closed (disabled) status of an input
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