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phone has been 31 and 17 respectively. The average signal has been 27, the GSM service
has been working all time (No Serv: 0h0m) during the measuring time of 205 hours and 8
minutes. Every time the lift phone is restarted the log is erased.
9.4 Checking and/or programming
By sending an SMS to the lift phone it is possible to check the current settings and also
change parameters. The lift phone answers by returning an SMS with information about the
current settings. See Picture 2 below for a typical example.
Picture 2
SMS to lift phone
SMS from lift phone
By security reasons the security code in the returning SMS from the lift phone is replaced with
‘????’.
Please note the following: All lines starting with a ‘*’ is treated as a comment and will be ig-
nored when programming. Every parameter is followed by ‘:’ as separator before the parame-
ter value. An SMS may not be longer than 160 characters. If not all information fits in one sin-
gle SMS the programming may be split in several SMS. Every SMS must start with the secu-
rity code.
It is now possible to change and add telephone numbers, codes and other parameters and
the return the SMS to the lift phone. For more information and explanations of the different
parameters, see Table 1 below.
If the new programming is accepted a SMS is returned with the new configuration.
Parameter
Description
AR1:<Phone No>
First alarm receiver
AR2:<Phone No>
Second alarm receiver
S3:<Phone No>
Sequence receiver S3
S4:<Phone No>
Sequence receiver S4
S5:<Phone No>
Sequence receiver S5
S6:<Phone No>
Sequence receiver S6
C1:<Code>
Primary alarm code
C2:<Code>
Secondary alarm code
Always remember to replace the ‘????’ with the correct security code before the
SMS is returned to the EC II
GSM SE.
1111
????
AR1:090718000
TLR:090718110
C1:440638
TLC:440638
SF1:0051001011
SF2:028101101
TLI:11
*Alarm:NC, NO 5
*Test:On
*Answ:On
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