DCT Antares SB, User Manual

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4.18. ANALOG TO DIGITAL CONVERTER MONITORING
This will make the Antares SB
TM
send the original sequence to the attached
device.
For more information refer to the
TX
and
MT
messages.
4.18 Analog to Digital Converter monitoring
The ADC can be monitored with the
XAAC
message.
To generate events according to ADC changes use the ADC signals (
Dxx
)
and their definition with the
XAGA
message.
4.19 Using a TCP/UDP keep-alive
Refer to the
XAKA
message.
4.20 IMEI as ID
Antares SB
TM
can be programmed to use its International Mobile Equipment
Identity (IMEI) as ID instead of a user-set value. This is useful for man-
aging units without worrying of duplicate or changed IDs. It also eases the
programming task as this number is already stored on every unit.
To instruct the unit to use its IMEI as ID instead of the ID set by the user
with the
ID
command, use the
XAID
command in the following way:
>
SXAID1
<
This will make Antares SB
TM
use its IMEI as ID an it will ignore any value
set with the
ID
message. To instruct the unit not to use its IMEI as ID,
send to the unit:
>
SXAID0
<
Note that the unit uses the user-defined ID (
ID
command) by default. You
can also consult the unit’s IMEI with the
XAIM
command.
4.21 Sleep mode
Refer to the
XAPM
message.
4.22 Restoring the unit
The drive the unit to its factory defaults use the >
SRT;ALL
< command. A
system reset is automatically performed after receiving the command. You
can not use this command over the air. You can also use the
>
SRT;CONFIG
<
to delete all parameters but a few essential communication ones. Refer to
the
RT
message for more information.
4.23 Resetting the unit
Use the >
SRT
< command to perform a software reset on the unit.
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