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4.24. USING SCRIPTS
4.24 Using Scripts
Scripts are text files with extension .tmf used to create/store/edit an Antares
SB
TM
configuration.
These text files are passed to the unit via serial port
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with the ACT soft-
ware. See some notes on the Antares Configuration Tool section of the
Operation chapter about the use of the software.
On the script file you put the same configuration messages that will be
given manually to the unit in a new line each. The order of messages is
not relevant as they are all going to be given to the unit at the moment of
writing the script.
The file can contain user comments. These are user-defined texts that have
no meaning for the unit. Comments are created to help reading or un-
derstanding the configuration messages. To create a comment start a new
line with the hash symbol
(#)
and write ANY TEXT THAT DOES NOT
CONTAIN THE > OR < CHARACTERS. For example:
#This is a valid comment
#This <is not> a valid comment!
If one line is not enough for the comment a new comment line has to be
created, for example:
#This is a long comment that
#spans to more than one line of text.
Comments are not passed to the unit, they are only saved on the .tmf file
and can not be retrieved when reading an script from an unit.
Here it is an example of an script file:
#Antares SB script
#Getting Started example
#Unit’s ID
>SIDEXAMPLE<
#configuring the SIM’s PIN
>SRFI1234<
#configuring the APN
>SRFAinternet.carrier-name.com<
#The remote AVL server address and port
>SXADP0000avl.server.com;2145<
#A Destination Address holding the
# server destination
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By using third-party softwares, ACT can pass an entire script over the air.
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