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How does LOLA develop TCP/IP connection with remote LBS service platform?
When LOLA develops TCP/IP connection with remote LBS service platform, it will
try Primary server static IP first, Primary server domain name second, Secondary
server static IP third, Secondary server domain name fourth. If none of them works,
LOLA will re-attempt this connection sequence repeatedly.
7.2.4 Emergency action sequence and Emergency Call Set up
When a user presses the SOS button the following actions are initiated.
a. An SOS alert message is sent to the monitoring server.
b. An SMS (text) message is sent to a phone or other SMS device using Emergency
number 1
c. A telephone call is made to the SOS number or backup numbers if the call is not
answered.
Actions b, and c require the following fields to be set with valid phone numbers: SOS
number and Emergency number 1.
Text messages are sent in response to SOS, G-Sensor and Geo-fence alerts. Voice
calls are only made in response to SOS button or G-Sensor alerts.
SMS (text) messages are sent to the number in the Emergency Number 1 field. Voice
calls are made in sequence to the SOS Number, Emergency Number 1, and
Emergency number 2.
If the SOS number is not set, or there is no answer, a call will be placed to
‘Emergency Number 1’. If ‘Emergency number 1’ is not set, or there is no answer, a
call will be placed to ‘Emergency Number 2. The Lola will allow approximately 12
seconds for the phone to pick up before moving on to the next number. Calls will be
made in sequence until a call is picked up.
Note:
An auto answer on the called number such as a voice mail pickup will be treated as a
successful call and the dialing sequences will stop at that point.
Note:
The SOS number and Emergency number 1 can be set to the same number; as can
Emergency number 2, though having all three numbers the same provides no
additional functionality.
