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The above SMS can be forwarded to the GSM
number of the Control Panel to force the arming.
If the operation fails due to Blocking Conditions that
CANNOT be forced, the Control Panel responds with
the following SMS:
Not allowed!<space><Blocking condi-
tion><space><Blocking condition>...<...>
Ø
Blocking Condition
: a condition that prevents the
arming of the Partitions (see “APPENDIX>Arming
Blocking Conditions”).
Ø
...
: indicates that there are other Blocking Conditions
that cannot be displayed as the SMS is too long.
+
The SMS sent in reply may be delayed if there are
other calls in the queue or may be lost if the queue
is full or there are problems with the GSM network.
Credit Check
You can check on the credit remaining for the SIM in the
control panel by sending the following SMS to the con-
trol panel’s GSM number:
#ABS#C#<PIN>#<Text>
Ø
PIN
: a User PIN enabled to manage the control panel
by SMS.
Ø
Text
: additional text that can be used to assign a de-
scription to the command message and is ignored by
the control panel.
+
The angle brackets () should NOT be included in
the message.
For example, lets suppose that your PIN is 1234; the
SMS message will be:
#ABS#C#1234#
The control panel will forward the message received
from the mobile telephone operator to the telephone
number from which the request was made.
+
The SMS sent in reply may be delayed if there are
other calls in the queue or may be lost if the queue
is full or there are problems with the GSM network.
+
If programmed to do so by the installer, the credit
message will be forwarded periodically to the
first
number
in the Phonebook.
+
The credit remaining can also be checked from an
LCD
keypad
as
described
in
the
section
“OPERATING
YOUR
SYSTEM
FROM
A
KEYPAD>View>GSM Module Status (3.3)”.
Disabling a PIN
You can disable your PIN by sending the following SMS
to the control panel’s GSM number:
#ABS#BLOCK#<PIN>#<Text>
Ø
PIN
: a User PIN enabled to manage the control panel
by SMS.
Ø
Text
: additional text that can be used to assign a de-
scription to the command message and is ignored by
the control panel.
+
The angle brackets () should NOT be included in
the message.
For example, lets suppose that your PIN is 1234; the
SMS message will be:
#ABS#BLOCK#1234#
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The PIN can be enabled from an LCD keypad, as
described in the section “OPERATING YOUR
SYSTEM FROM A KEYPAD>Program>PIN Pro-
gramming (2.5)”.
GSM Module IMEI Request
You can found out the IMEI by sending the following
SMS to the GSM number of the Control Panel:
#ABS#IMEI#<PIN>#<Text>
Ø
PIN
: a User PIN enabled to manage the control panel
via SMS.
Ø
Text
: additional text that can be used to assign a de-
scription to the command message and is ignored by
the Control Panel.
+
The angle brackets () should NOT be included in
the message.
For example, lets suppose that your PIN is 1234; the
SMS message will be:
#ABS#IMEI#1234#
If the operation is successful, the Control Panel will re-
spond with the following SMS:
#ABS#IMEI#<IMEI>#
Ø
IMEI
: is the IMEI number of the GSM Module of the
Control Panel.
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