On-Net Surveillance Systems, Inc.
NetDVR 6.5
Administration
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Specifying SMS Alert Settings
Having selected the
Enable SMS
check box, specify SMS alert settings in the following fields:
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GSM modem con. to:
Select port connecting the computer running NetDVR to the GSM modem.
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SIM card PIN code:
Specify PIN code for the SIM card inserted in the GSM modem.
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SIM card PUK code:
Specify PUK code for the SIM card inserted in the GSM modem.
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SMS Central Phone No.:
Specify the number of the SMS central to which the GSM modem should
connect in order to send an SMS.
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Recipient Phone No.:
Specify the number of the telephone to which SMS alerts should be sent.
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Message:
Specify required message text for SMS alerts. Message text must be no longer that 100
characters, and must only contain the following characters: a-z, A-Z, 0-9 as well as commas (,) and
full stops (.). Note that camera information as well as date and time information is automatically
included in SMS alerts.
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Time btw. transmissions:
Specify required minimum time (in minutes) to pass between the
sending of each SMS alert per camera.
Examples: If specifying
5
, a minimum of five minutes will pass between the sending of each SMS
alert per camera, even if motion is detected or events occur in between. If specifying
0
, SMS alerts
will be sent each time motion is detected or events occur, potentially resulting in a very large
number of SMS alerts being sent. If using the value
0,
you should therefore consider the motion
detection sensitivity configured for each camera in the
.
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Testing Your SMS Alert Configuration
You are able to test your SMS alert configuration by clicking the
Test
button. This will send a test SMS to the
specified recipients.
Note:
If the Recording Server service is running, the button will not be available. To make the button
available, pause the Recording Server service by clicking the
's
Service Manager
button, then clicking the
Pause
button.
IMPORTANT:
No video or audio will be recorded while the Recording Server service is paused.
