SHOUT 3G User Guide Version B
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below displays an example of the formatted contact defined by the NAL Research’s
NOC server. The first line has the contact name, the second line has the email address, the third
line has the phone number, and the fourth line has the home address.
Each contact is stored in a four-line format. The first line can have up to 30 characters, the
second can have 50 characters, the third can have 30 characters, and the fourth can have 30
characters. The information contained in each line is defined by developers and not by the 3G.
Upon receiving a free-text or canned message from the 3G that is referenced to a specific
contact, the NAL Research’s NOC server forwards the message to the email address listed on
the second line of the contact. Application developers can define their own set of rules with
information contained in the contact so that their NOC servers can use them to determine the
appropriate response.
Figure 16: Formatted Contact
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The Check Mailbox [
Chk Mbox
] option is available ONLY when the Iridium link is enabled.
There are three ways the SHOUT 3G can initiate a mailbox check for any pending messages at
the Iridium gateway:
Manually force the 3G to check the mailbox at any time using
Chk Mbox
menu.
