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SMS Messages and Commands 5-15
5.4 Setting COMMANDs Setting commands send setting data to the system, the station can answer
back with a message with requested information or a setting confirmation.
Setting commands contain a “
S” character at the beginning of the string.
Command Description Example
SALRx.x
Alarm threshold setting.
The parameter xx.x is the threshold value
in the format:
#SMSALR xx.x*
(same response as ?ALR command)
Example: #SMSALR6.0*
Response: ALR= 6.00 V/m; 6
SAQ_
Alias
command:
SAQP
Acquisition mode setting command.
The syntax is:
#SMSAQ_LTR*
where:
L is an index to indicate the storing rate
1 for 1 min
2 for 2 min
3 for 6 min
4 for 15 min
T must be “0” (reserved)
R indicates the averaging mode which can
be A for AVG and R for RMS.
The reply is the same to ?AQ_ command.
Example: #SMSAQ_10R*
Response:
AQ_=10R
It means that the Stations is storing a
measurement every 1 minute, and the
mean calculation is RMS.
The alias command can be used in the
same way.
Example:
#SMSAQP40A*
Response: AQ_=40A
SATH
This command hang up the current
communication and the line. It should be
always used to end any remote operation
(by modem) to confirm the end of data
exchange.
Example: #SMSATH*
Response is always:
ATH=OK
SATH0
This command is very similar to SATH. In
addition it switches the Modem OFF after
having completed all current operations;
this takes from one to two minutes.
Example: #SMSATH0*
Response is always: ATH=OK
SAVGx
Mean Time for Alarm and Warning
threshold setting.
The parameter
x
is in minutes.
(same response as ?ALR command)
Example: #SMSAVG6*
Response: ALR= 6.0; 6