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5.7.2 Digital inputs
Each one of these inputs can activate an SMS message to a predefined telephone number either in case of
HIGH or LOW input signal (up to 5 various numbers).
Basically two events can trigger an SMS message: the change from LOW-to-HIGH and the inverse, the
change from HIGH-to-LOW. One or both events can be configured to activate a message. A separate text
message can be entered for each event. For details refer to 6.8.2.2 and 6.8.2.3
With
confirmation function
activated:
If the SMS Relay does not receive an acknowledgement SMS within a certain preset time from the receiver,
the event message will be sent to the next receiver. This means that the device runs through the 5 allocated
receiver numbers and restarts afterwards with the first number again (The number of running loops can be
pre-defined). As soon as the device
receives a confirmation from the receivers the process is stopped. If this is not the case, the message will be
sent to the next receiver (after expiry of the preset time).
If the
confirmation
is inactive, all receivers who are allocated to that event will receive a message without
repetition.
If the
confirmation code word
is not activated, the phone number identification is carried out as a security
check and it is sufficient to send an empty SMS message to the x-Messenger SMS Relay.
5.7.2.1 Parallel message handling
It may occur that the status of several inputs change at the same time or within the actual running message
cycle. Every input activates its individually message.
Every change of the input status, which triggers an event message, is processed in order of the appearance.
That means that all the messages for every input will be handled individual. Several events at the same time
can trigger different messages at the same time. Example: The events “pump breakdown” and “over
temperature” (two different inputs) appear at the same time both events are processed individually and both
messages will be sent one after the other.
Summary of Contents for EXM-12DC-DA-R-HMI
Page 15: ...15 Application 2 Home Security Application 3 Remote monitoring of product level in a tank...
Page 35: ...35 How to change the phone book include phone number and Email address Only for 4G version...
Page 38: ...38...
Page 49: ...49 Step C Download voice section Click menu Tool Record Click Hardware Detect button...
Page 66: ...66 You can read the parameters from the PLC...
Page 68: ...68...
Page 75: ...75 Modbus Poll works as TCP client...
Page 78: ...78 TCP Sever 192 168 0 227 port 8004 is ok TCP Sever 192 168 0 227 port 8005 is ok...
Page 79: ...79 TCP Sever 192 168 0 227 port 8006 is ok TCP Sever 192 168 0 227 port 8007 is ok...
Page 80: ...80 TCP Sever 192 168 0 227 port 8008 is ok TCP Sever 192 168 0 227 port 8009 is ok...
Page 84: ...84 3 Click Read button to read web server configure The default configuration is as follows...
Page 102: ...102 Slave1 IP 192 168 0 101 TCP server port 8001 Slave2 IP 192 168 0 102 TCP server port 8002...
Page 103: ...103 Slave3 IP 192 168 0 103 TCP server port 8003 Step 2 Program in master and slave...
Page 115: ...115 Slave1 IP 192 168 0 101 UDP Server port 8001 Slave2 IP 192 168 0 102 UDP Server port 8002...
Page 128: ...128 Network settings You can view the network parameters in such table...
Page 135: ...135 3 Select Ethernet option 4 To search PLC s IP by clicking Search button...
Page 145: ...145 B005 Read the I1 I4 status from the slave1 to the F11 F14 of the master Setting as follows...
Page 146: ...146 B006 Read the I1 IA status from the slave2 to the F21 F24 of the master Setting as follows...
Page 147: ...147 B009 Read the AF1 value from the slave1 to the AF1 of the master Setting as follows...
Page 148: ...148 B010 Read the AF1 value from the slave2 to the AF2 of the master Setting as follows...
Page 260: ...260 E F digital flag status F AF analog flag value...
Page 261: ...261 G M status H AM value...
Page 332: ...332 For example If the Memory Read block had been triggered the Q1 of ELC 12 CPU will be set 1...
Page 411: ...411 Establish the communication between eSmsConfig and EXM WIFI Unit...
Page 426: ...426 7 6 How to configure WIFI connection TCP protocol among EXM WIFI CPUs...
Page 432: ...432 B005 Read the I1 I4 status from the slave1 to the F11 F13 of the master Setting as follows...
Page 433: ...433 B006 Read the I1 I4 status from the slave2 to the F21 F23 of the master Setting as follows...
Page 434: ...434 B009 Read the AF1 value from the slave1 to the AF1 of the master Setting as follows...
Page 435: ...435 B010 Read the AF1 value from the slave2 to the AF2 of the master Setting as follows...
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