GSM-HOUSE INTERCOM UNIT
#GOT
Relay working output delay time.
(Only for NO.1 Relay)
Setup the timer data with
multiplier at millisecond or second or minutes.
#PWD123456#GOT5000:MILLISECOND
Acknowledge:DELAY TIME SET TO 5000 MS
#PWD123456#GOT500:SECOND
Acknowledge:DELAY TIME SET TO 0500 S
#PWD123456#GOT500:MINUTE
Acknowledge:DELAY TIME SET TO 0500 M
This command is useful in case you need to keep the Relay output working longer. The standard
time is 5 seconds (5000 ms). You can change it with the GOT command.
With the above command the delay time has been set to 5000 ms (5 seconds).
You can check what the current relay output delay time is with the command
#PWD123456#GOT?
Acknowledge
:
DELAY TIME IS 05000 MS
#ALARM Alarm setup
The Alarm01 is very important position,not only act as a alarm number,but also working as the REPORT phone
number, that means if you enable the REPORT function,then every report event happen,then would send the
REPORT SMS to this number
Setup the alarm phone number to receive the alarm SMS
#PWD123456#ALARM01=13818120592
Where 01 is the position in the list
Acknowledge: ALARM01 SET TO 61143815 OK
When the number is seted to 000000,that means delete the number in this position
List all numbers in the alarm phone list:
#PWD123456#ALARM=ALL?
Acknowledge: ALARM IS XXXXX:XXXX:XXXXXXX:0000:0000
(Will show total five numbers, if no effective number,that will be replaced with 0000 )
Alarm mode setup:
There are two alarm input ,you can set at PHONE or SMS
#PWD123456#ALARM-IN1=ON:PHONE:10,ALARM-IN2=OFF
Acknowledge: ALARM_IN1=ON:PHONE:10,ALARM_IN2=OFF OKAY
#PWD123456#ALARM-IN1=ON:SMS:300,ALARM-IN2=ON:PHONE:10
Acknowledge: ALARM_IN1=ON:SMS:300, ALARM_IN2=ON:PHONE:10
Set the content of the alarm message for alarm in1 and in2:
#PWD123456#UDI1:XXXXXX, UDI2:xxxxxx
Acknowledge: UDI1:XXXXXX, DI2:xxxxxx OKAY
(When the alarm occurs, the set alarm message will be sent)
Phone mode:
When an alarm occurs, the preset number will be called
SMS mode:
When an alarm occurs, Alarm message will be sent to the preset number.
