SMS Lite 4G
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User Guide
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RLY1, RLY2
These are the 2 outputs which
allow you to turn on / off or
pulse
Name
An identifying name for the output.
(8-character limit, no spaces)
Phones
Ph1→Ph4
Which configured phone number(s)
have permission to control this output.
Ph1, Ph2, Ph3, Ph4
Phone numbers of people who
receive alarm escalations or
can control inputs
Number
Local or International format
(e.g. 021…or +6421….)
The phone number(s) that will receive
notifications and/or have control. Up to
4 people.
Configuration messages can be sent individually with one text message per configuration instruction
or in a combined text message:
To program the Site name to Shed1, name Input 1 as Pump and set notification escalations to
phones 1, 2 and 3. You can either send the SMS Lite 3 individual configuration text messages:
e
.g
.
#12345 Site:Name=Shed1.
#12345 INP1:Name=Pump.
#12345 INP1:Phones=Ph1,Ph3.
Or
you can send 1 combined message:
e.g.
#12345 Site:Name=Shed1. INP1:Name=Pump. INP1:Phones=Ph1,Ph2, Ph3.
Escalations
When programming the alarm escalations to phone numbers it is important to note that the
numbers step in numerical order.
E.g.
Ph
1→Ph2→Ph4 and Ph1→Ph2→Ph3 will work, however if you were to attempt to
program
Ph4→Ph2→Ph3, the configuration text would be accepted but the escalation order would
be Ph2→Ph3→Ph4.
Text commands can be in upper or lower case; however, any capitalisation when naming the Site,
Input or Outputs will be retained.
e
.g
.
#12345 Site:Name=Shed1.
is valid as
#
12345 site:name=shed1.
After any configuration change you will receive either a confirmation message or an error message.
If you receive an error message, double check the configuration format and check that there is a full stop at the
end. Correct the error and resend.
The security for these messages is based on the PIN number being correct. Any phone can be used for these
commands if the PIN in the message matches that printed on the SMS Lite.
If the PIN is not correct messages will not be processed.