GD-04K -
6
- MNY51104
The software includes 7 tabs:
Users
A tap to set up to 100 users with telephone numbers, reports and
authorisation to control.
Inputs
A tab where all parameters related to inputs A, B, C, D can be configured
such as texts for reporting via SMS, etc.
Output
A tab where all parameters related to X and Y outputs can be configured
such as texts for control the outputs, reactions, etc.
Settings
A tab which includes advanced settings of the communicator, for example
service telephone numbers, pre-paid SIM card credit balance checking, etc.
Texts
A tab meant for editing system texts reported via SMS according to user
requirements. Default texts are in the English language.
Information
A tab where production codes and the registration key are stored. The reg
key is necessary to perform remote access via
GD-Link 2.0.0
software.
Events
A displays event history with a date of creation and source of event.
Note:
For detail description of all options the software has Tooltips. It is visible when you
move the mouse cursor over any parameter.
6.2. Remote access using a PC
The GD-04K device can be also configured by a PC using
GD-Link 2.0.0
(or higher)
software remotely through the Internet. For that it is necessary to know the registration
code and telephone number of the SIM card used in the communicator (figure 3).
To establish a remote connection with a device use the “Internet” button in the upper
software toolbar.
Warning:
During remote access GPRS data is used, which can be charged by your GSM
provider. Therefore before performing remote access check GPRS data payments details
with the GSM provider.
Remote programming allows all parameters to be set as if you are connected locally
using a USB cable.
Figure 3
GD-04K
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MNY51104
11. Table 1 – SMS programming instructions overview
A programming SMS always has to begin with the password (see 6.4).
Example:
PC, ARX, heating ON, DRX, heating OFF
Purpose /
function
Instruction
Description
Factory
settings
X and Y relay control
SMS to switch
relay ON
ARX, xxx..x
For relay
Y
enter
ARY, xxx..x
= text
up to 30 characters,
Erase text by entering
ARX,
Example:
ARY,ventilation ON
None
SMS to switch
relay OFF
DRX, xxx..x
For relay
Y
enter
DRY, xxx..x
= text
up to 30 characters,
Erase text by entering
DRX,
Example:
DRY, ventilation OFF
None
Relay switch-on
period
TMX, t..t
For relay
Y
enter
TMY, t..t
= switch
on time in seconds or minutes (m) or
hours (h) from 1 to 10 hrs (3600 = 60
m = 1 h). When time is set then relay
starts working as a timer switch,
activated via switch-on SMSes or
dialling-in, deactivated by time-limit
expiration or via switch-off SMSes.
When the time is set to 0 then relay
behaves as a toggle contact: on, off,
on, …
Example
:
TMX, 777123456, 5m
0
(no limit)
Telephone
numbers
authorised for
relay control
ADX, x..x,x..x
For relay
Y
enter
ADY, x..x
= tel.
number, can be entered up to 100
tel. numbers (in a single instruction or
gradually). The numbers are added
to the list of authorised numbers.
Example:
add new numbers for
relay X control:
ADX, 777123456, +420608503211
None
Telephone
numbers
authorised for
relay control
with a validity
limit
LDX, x..x,n,
x..x,n
For relay
Y
enter
LDY, x..x, n
where:
x..x
= tel. number (up to 100 tel.
numbers can be added), numbers
are added to the list of authorised
numbers,
n
= limit in the number of calls (1 to
99), exceeding the limit removes the
number from the list and reports this
to the service number by SMS
“number erased”.
Example:
add the numbers for relay
X control for a maximum of 31 calls:
LDX, 777123457, 31
None