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Vision 3 Compact
PROGRAMMING BY SMS
Vision Compact 3 can be programmed through SMS messages.
By sending one or more SMS to the dialler you can:
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enable/disable open-collector PGM outputs
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check the system status
USER OPERATIONS
The user has the option to enable/disable (in pulsed or steady mode) the PGM outputs, to monitor the status
of each input, to check the status (on/off) of external devices, to change the user code, to allow the techni-
cian to enter technical programming in remote mode.
USE OF SMS TEXT MESSAGES
All the messages conveyed to the dialler must have a determined structure. Firstly they must contain a
“
declaration of personal code
” .
Example:
UPWD:111111 User Password
If the message contains one or more values for the parameters, their structure must be the following:
ID[.index] operation [value ]
[ ] contains numerical values that are not always necessary
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ID =
is the parameter identified by an alphanumeric code (example:
UPWD
is the parameter
User Pass-
word, IN
is the
Input
). (Look at TAB. 1 for the complete list of IDs)
TPWD
TECHNICAL PASSWORD
UPWD
USER PASSWORD
LOCK
SYSTEM UNLOCK
IN
INPUT
OUT
OUTPUT
STATUS
SYSTEM STATUS
TAB.1: IDs
ᇐ
[.index] =
is the number of ID previously mentioned, therefore this is the output, input, telephone ...
number (example:
IN.1 =
INPUT 1)
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Operator =
this brings about a certain operation on parameter identified by ID. For the outputs the opera-
tor sets a value to them (see TAB.2)
: means entering, and is used for passwords (example: UPWD:111111)
= means a setting (example: OUT.1=ON
switches on output 1)
? is a request of information (
example:
IN.1?
Asks for the input 1 status)
ON
Enable output
OFF
Disable output
P
Enable output in pulse mode
TAB.2: VALUES
At each SMS text message, the system can answer with different messages as feedback:
OK
command carried out
*?*
command non recognized
*
LOCKED*
no user authorization
FAIL
not possible to carry out the command (example: there are no privilege for its execution)
ON
refers to the enabled status of an output
OFF
refers to the disabled status of an output