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Value of this parameter means that voltage drop shall follow within this determined
time so that device recognizes it as real voltage drop and that information might be
sent.
7.4.5. Low DC power voltage
When the supply voltage falls below the defined threshold in this field, POWER loss
event is generated. The minimum value possible to set is 8V, maximum 13V.
Information about the end of POWER failure is sent if the voltage increase by 0.5V
from the defined value.
7.4.6. Event: CLIP
Icoming call from the number defined in option: Inputs/Outputs –>Output 1
(OUT1). The phone number is entered at option: “When icoming call detected from
number” (see item 7.3.3.2.).
7.4.7. Event: Input 5 (RC) and Input 6 (RC)
Virtual RC input (only for LX2NB-5R), which allow you to send a report on status of
active inputs.
7.5. RESTRICTIONS
7.5.1. SMS Authorized phones
User may restrict remote access to the device (via SMS) for determined phone
numbers. A list of numbers (up to 5 numbers) determines which numbers are
allowed to connect with transmitter.
Available options:
Deny all: means no available telephone communication.
Allow all: means that telephone communication is possible from any phone.
Allow chosen: means that telephone communication is possible only from these
numbers that are on the list. It is possible to list up to 5 phone numbers.
Select “Allow chosen” to get access to edition window. Enter another numbers and
click on [Add] button to send them to the below table. Position cursor on line with
number and click on “Remove” to remove number from table.
Click on “Remove all” to remove all numbers from table.
Note:
a) authorizing of coming SMS comes through comparing number of oncoming SMS
with numbers from table. It is allowable to enter only a part of number e.g. 1234.
As a result all numbers with this sequence will be authorized e.g.600123456 or
601234567.
b) If modem connected to OSM.Server server will be used to send SMS, its number
have to be entered on the list.
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