16
l
=0 to close the output
l
=1 to open the output
Set Alarm Action
Command <password>
AN
<Index1>
’
#<Index2>,
’
,<Index3>,
’
#<Index4>
’
Remarks
Index1= 1 mean NO.1 Action. (it can be 1-5)
Index2=OPC1,1 means trigger output 1 on
OPC2,1 means trigger output 2 on
TEL13112345678 means trigger this TEL command to call 13112345678
NOTE:
any other command can be used at index2
Index3=Time (Unit: second)
NOTE:
If you want to automatically close the above alarm or trigger another alarm in few
seconds, please input the time at index3, and also set below index4.
Index4=OPC1,0 means close output 1
OPC2,0 means close output 2
TEL13012345678 means trigger this TEL command to call 13012345678
NOTE:
Any other command can be used at index4
Set Alarm
Command <password>
SAL
<Alarm type><Index1><Index2><Index3><0><Index4>
Remarks
Alarm type =IN1/IN2/IN3/IN4/IN5/SPD/GEO/MLA/SKA/LPA/IU1/IU2/IU3/IU4/IU5
Index1=1, to alert on platform
=0, do not alert on platform
Index2=1, to send alert SMS
=0, do not send alert SMS
Index3=1, to call the preset SOS phone number
=0, do not call the preset SOS phone number
Index4=Action No.
a
NOTE:
if you want to trigger above alarm action, then please use related Action No. what
you set in Index1 in above
AN
command
Default Setting:
000000SAL1N110000
000000SALLPO11000
AD alarm
Command <password>
AD
<index1><index2><Parameter>,<alarm name>,<index3>
Remarks
Index1 =1 means AD1; 2 means AD2
Index 2 =[</>]
Parameter=[0~100] (unit: %)
Alarm name = default is AD1 alarm, if you use
“
fuel alarm
”
at here, you will get
“
fuel alarm
”
SMS
contents.
Index3 = 1 means input1
2 means input2
3 means input3
4 means input4
5 means input5
Example
000000AD1<10,Fuel Low,2
After you connect fuel sensor to PT510 AD1 wire, PT510 will send Fuel Low alarm SMS to SOS
number when tracker get AD1 data <10%, but this alarm is effective only when ACC on (if you