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P.0455
– Events for alerts. This parameter (bit-field) allow to select the conditions that
must force the controller to send an SMS or to make a data call.
Bit Value Hexadecimal Event
0 1 0001 For alarms and deactivations.
1 2 0002 Per warnings.
2 4 0004 Per engine started.
3 8 0008 Per engine stopped.
4 16 0010 For auxiliary source failure.
5 32 0020 For auxiliary source presence.
The value to be set for the parameter is the sum of the value fields in the following
table related to the events needed.
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It is possible to configure up to four phone numbers (P.0457, P.0459, P.0461, P.0463).
Their function can be configured by means parameters P.0458, P.0460, P.0462,
P.0464. The available values are:
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0
– Not used.
o
1
– For SMS. The controller will send an SMS to this number each time one
of the events selected with P.0455 happens.
o
2
– For data calls. The controller will perform a data call to this number each
time one of the events selected with P.0455 happens.
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For analogue modems, parameter P.0465 allow to configure whether the dialling of
the number must be performed with pulses or tones.
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Parameter P.0466 allows to select how many rings the controller must wait before
answering an incoming data call.
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Parameter P.0467 allows to select how many SMS the controller must send to each
configured number each time one of the events selected with P.0455 happens.
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Parameter P.0468 allows to select how many data call tries the controller must
perform each time one of the events selected with P.0455 happens.
The controller has a non-volatile memory inside (which does not need power), used to store
various information such as parameters, counters etc. The memory is subdivided into various
areas. When the controller is powered, it performs a check on the data stored in each area: if
even just one area is incorrect, it displays an error message. Said message contains a
numerical code (in hexadecimal form); each bit to 1 of said code corresponds to an area of
the memory that is not valid. Here is a table listing the areas and their bit.
Area Bit Value Hexadecimal Description
1 0 1 0001 Coefficients for the calibration of the measuring inputs of
the controller.
2 1 2 0002 Various information (language selected, display contrast,
maintenance request).
3 2 4 0004 Counters
4 3 8 0008 History log for diagnose codes acquired via CAN-BUS
from the engine.
5 4 16 0010 History log of the maximum peaks.
6 5 32 0020 Parameter:
7 6 64 0040 Text parameters (e.g. configurable messages related to
the inputs)
If, for example, the value between brackets is “0004”, it means that only the counters area is
not
valid. If the value is “0021”, it means that the parameters areas (0020) and the calibration
area (0001) are not valid.