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Device Management
• Incorrectly configuring the device could cause the device to become inaccessible, use caution when
issuing commands via any remote mechanism.
10.2
How to access the CTM-200 remotely
There are multiple ways to access and configure a CTM-200 remotely:
•
SMS (allows commands to be sent to the CTM-200 via SMS; this command only applies to devices that
support SMS, contact Cypress Solutions for more details
•
SNMP
Simple Network Management protocol support
•
Telnet
and
SSH
(secure shell) (access to command line interface (CLI))
•
Device Embedded Web Page
(access to web page/browser based configuration)
•
ULCP
(allows configuration of digital outputs only using ULCP binary format)
•
CTM Manager
device management software available from Cypress Solutions.
10.3
SMS
The Chameleon CTM-200 gateway has the capability of setting up SMS reports and using SMS commands to
perform general tasks of processing sent and received SMS messages. These SMS messages can be sent to or
received from a carrier’s SMS web portal or a mobile phone.
For more details on the use of SMS with the CTM 200, refer to the CTM 200 Application Notes page online at
http://www.cypress.bc.ca/resources/ctm200-application-notes and click on the ‘SMS Support (an464)’ link
Note: SMS support is dependent on the embedded radio module, carrier and account options; please contact
Cypress Solutions if you have questions regarding SMS functionality
There are two types of SMS commands that the CTM-200 gateway accepts: (1) $0cmd - command that does not
require the response to be sent back to the sender and (2) $1cmd - command that does require the response to
be sent back to the sender. Both commands can act as a remote management and configuration tool for CTM-
200 gateways.
Any of the CTM-200 commands can be appended after $0/$1 except for the following commands, which are
discarded by the SMS command processor:
cmd event dump
cmd showconfig
cmd factory
No configuration of the CTM-200 is required for it to accept SMS commands
Message format:
$1<ctm command> if the command provides feedback.
$0<ctm command> if the command does not provide feedback.
The first two characters of the message should always be $0 or $1 . Any of the CTM-200 commands can be
appended after $0 or $1 except for the commands discarded by the SMS command processor (See list above.).
Moreover, multiple commands separated by <CR> or <CR><LF> can be sent in a single SMS message\