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6.2 Emergency Response
When there is GPRS, GC-101 will upload the data to the URL/e-mail. If the GPRS is not available, it will send the SMS
instead. Please read Chapter 3.1 for how Panic works.
6.2.1. Uploading Emergency data to URL/e-mail when GPS is fixed
When there is GPS fixed, send a single SMS to the built-in numbers with the contents like following:
Format:
URL?imei=IMEI,RMC=GPRMC,SOS
Example:
http://www.sanav.com/eric-gga/gprs.aspx?imei=351277000000000&
RMC= GPRMC,095838.000,
A
,2458.9733,N,12125.6583,E,0.41,79.21,220905,,*30,SOS
6.2.2. Uploading Emergency data to URL/e-mail when GPS is not fixed
When there is GPS fixed, send a single SMS to the built-in numbers with the contents like following:
Example:
http://www.sanav.com/eric-gga/gprs.aspx?imei=351277000000000&
RMC= GPRMC,095838.000,
V
,2458.9733,N,12125.6583,E,0.41,79.21,220905,,*30,SOS
Field
Descriptions
IMEI
The username of GC-101 that is configurable.
$GPRMC
It is a full sentence of $GPRMC including the Lat/Long, UTC and others.
SOS
This is the event triggers the response.
!! Note:
1
.
When in GPRS or e-mail mode and there is no GPRS service, the report will be sent to the 1st predefined
number. In the mean while, the “IMEI” will be changed to the “Username” and the “username” is changeable
by using SMS command.
2. The
“A”
is the GPRMC sentence indicates the GPS status, which is GPS fixed. If the GPS is not fixed, letter “V”
will substitute the letter “A”.
