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3.7. SLEEP MODE
These events send the report to the serial port. See the Event Ma-
chine section on the Configuration chapter for more information.
3.7 Sleep Mode
Refer to the
XAPM
TAIP message for more information on sleep mode.
3.8 Over The Air
Interacting with the unit remotely (Over the Air) is not different
than doing it locally. The unit’s configuration and operation is con-
trolled by means of its TAIP console which is a command-response
mechanism that allows to change configurations, operate outputs and
consult the sate of the unit. This console can be accessed over the air
via IP and/or via SMS messages and locally over the serial port.
In order for the TAIP console to be used remotely a Destination (or
several of them) has to be defined so the unit knows who is authorized
to interact with it.
Destinations are discussed on the Configuration
chapter and are configured with the
XADP
TAIP message, refer to
those sections for information on how to create and configure Desti-
nations .
TAIP queries that generate multiple answers are not supported
over the air. For example sending >
QED
< without specifying an
event’s ID is only supported over the serial port.
Note:
.
3.8.1 Via IP hosts (GPRS)
To interact with the unit via IP hosts, the corresponding IP ad-
dress/name
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and TCP/UDP port has to be created on any of the
unit’s Destinations’ space. When using TCP the unit functions as
a TCP client which always initiates the connection to the remote IP
host which acts as a TCP server. Once the connection is established
the TCP server can send any TAIP command/query to the unit using
the established connection.
When using UDP nobody initiates a connection. In this case the
units responds TAIP queries sent as UDP datagrams from a remote
IP address/name defined on an UDP-IP-type
Destination . There are
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Antares SB
TM
supports IP numbers as well as domain names.
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