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13. Projector Control
13.15.3 Con
fi
gure projector’s light output via SMS
Projector must be equipped with the optional GSM module.
What can be done ?
An SMS message with certain structure must be sent to the SIM card of the projector. This message will be picked up and decoded.
The projector will be con
fi
gured according the content of the message.
How to con
fi
gure
1. Create a new SMS message containing 3 parts:
-
activation code (created in Projector Toolset)
-
action string
-
action parameter
separated by a space character.
Example : “1234 MLO 14”
2. Send this message to the GSM number associated with the projector.
The receiving projector analyses the message and con
fi
gures the light output.
A result message is sent back to the requested cell phone.
13.16 SMS services
Projector must be equipped with the optional GSM module.
Overview
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•
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13.16.1 Request for noti
fi
cations
What can be done ?
Via an SMS message sent from any cell phone to the GSM number associated with the projector, noti
fi
cation information can be
requested. The receiving projector analyses the message. The projector answers with an SMS of maximum 140 characters con-
taining all the active noti
fi
cations sorted from the highest to the lowest severity that
fi
t in this one message.
How to request
1. Create a new SMS message containing 2 parts
-
activation code (created in Projector Toolset), 4 digits
-
action string NOTIF
separated by a space character.
Example : “1234 NOTIF”
Activation code can be generated with Projector Toolset. See Projector Toolset’s user guide, chapter “
Communication
”, “
Mobile
settings
”.
2. Send this message to the GSM number associated with the projector.
The receiving projector analyses the message and creates a return SMS.
This message is sent back to the requested cell phone.
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