34 Universal Cellular Communicator
Disabling the installer
To disable the installer from working with the device, the user must send a SMS composed of #DSI followed by the User code as
follows:
#DSI*User code*
The device will confirm with an SMS.
The installer is disabled automatically 12 hours after being enabled.
Disabling the installer also automatically disables the level 4 installer.
Enabling the level 4 installer
To enable the level 4 installer to work with the device, the installer must send a SMS composed of #ENM followed by the Installer
code as follows:
#ENM*Installer code*
The device will confirm with an SMS.
The level 4 installer is automatically disabled after 12 hours.
Start a remote session
To start a remote communicator session, send an SMS composed of #SRS followed by the Console IP and the Console port
between *, as follows:
#SRS*Console IP* Console port*
where:
the Console IP if the public IP of the PC in the format “AAA.BBB.CCC.DDD” (e.g. 37.207.123.181) or host/domain name
format (Fully Qualified Domain Name, e.g. “my_name.dyndns.org”);
the Console port is the IP port in the format “NNNNN” (a 5 digit number in the range 1 to 65535).
You must set the router to which the Console's PC is connected to enable port forwarding from the Console port to TCP port
51004 (the port used locally by the Console, this is NOT editable): ask your network administrator or refer to the router's
instructions.
The APN specified in the Console Network Settings page will be used, or the one programmed for Receiver 1 (IP Receivers
page).
If no APN has been programmed (neither in the Network Settings page nor in the IP Receivers page), the SMS must specify
the connection as follows:
#SRS*Console IP*Console port*APN access point name*
In some cases, if the APN USERNAME (max 32 characters) and PASSWORD (max 32 characters) are set, the above string is
sufficient to initiate a session, otherwise the string must be modified as follows:
#SRS*Console IP*Console port*APN access point name*User name*Password*
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