6.
Messages sent to the end user by the unit
The idOil-30 3G and idOil-30 Battery 3G devices send alarm messages to the recipient’s
telephone number either when the alarm or fault status changes or as a response to an
alarm query.
6.1.
Alarm message
The device sends the alarm immediately upon detection to the telephone numbers set with
the TEL command and/or to the LabkoNet
®
service.
The alarm message contains the following space-delimited information:
<device name> <sensor input name> <alarm text or fault alarm text> <alarm time>
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<device name>
If a name has been set for the device, it is
indicated at the beginning of the message.
<sensor input name> /
The possible descriptive name set by the
user for the sensor input and the character
“/”.
<alarm text>
<yyyy-mm-dd> <hh:mm>
Alarm text (standard, cannot be changed,
depends on the type of sensor connected to
the input):
Oil level alarm on ( or off),
Sludge level alarm on ( or off),
High liquid alarm on ( or off).
Alarm time.
<fault alarm text>
<yyyy-mm-dd> <hh:mm>
Alarm text regarding the fault (standard,
cannot be changed, depends on the type of
sensor connected to the input):
Oil level fault on ( or off)
Sludge level fault on ( or off)
High liquid fault on ( or off).
Alarm time.
The message contains the information of commissioned sensor inputs only.
6.2.
Timed message
If the timed message function has been activated with the TXD command (see chapter
“Timed message interval”), the device sends a message in the same format as the
response to the command M, i.e. the alarm message query (see chapter “Alarm information
query“).
6.3.
Test alarm
To receive the test alarm, hold down the reset and test button on the cover of the device for
more than three seconds and then release the button.
The unit’s local display shows the text Test alarm and the unit sends a text message in the
following format:
<device name> Test alarm <test alarm time>
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