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5.2. The statement SMS messages
Using these messages, you can control and set up the modem remotely.
5.2.1. Login on the M2MTalk server
If you intend to use remote communication with the modem or data logger via GPRS (for
example to set up this device remotely), the modem always must be logged on the M2Mtalk server
before starting the communication. The modem can be set up to login on the server automatically
after its switching on, but it isn’t a standard factory setting.
To login the modem on the M2MTalk server, you can send a SMS message
login
to the
modem phone number. The modem will send back an acknowledge SMS message.
The command
login
The command for login on the M2MTalk server.
The response message
The demand for login on the server was
accepted
Information about acceptance of
demand for login on the M2MTalk
server.
This module is already logged on the
server
The message – the modem was already
logged on the M2MTalk server.
Modem startup is still in progress,
please try it later
A command can’t be processed,
because modem startup has not
finished yet. It is necessary to
repeat the command later.
5.2.2. Logout from the M2MTalk server
Since the modem is logged on, a limited data transferring also proceeds in case the remote
communication with the device isn’t in progress (due to keeping the connection). Transferred data
is charged as per your GPRS tariff by the mobile operator. If you intend to use remote
communication via GPRS no longer, you can logout the modem from the M2MTalk server to
reduce transferred data.
The command
logout
The command for logout from the M2MTalk server.
The response message
The demand for logout on the server was
accepted
Information about acceptance of
demand for logout from the M2MTalk
server.
This module is not logged on the server
The message – the modem wasn‘t
logged on the M2MTalk server.
Modem startup is still in progress,
please try it later
A command can’t be processed,
because modem startup has not
finished yet. It is necessary to
repeat the command later.
