Revision 7.10
2/28/2012
sensor: c_iridium_phone_num(digits)
A typical
“number to call”
looks like:
88160000555
You may receive a
“number to dial”
with an additional two leading zeros. Those are
NOT entered into
c_iridium_phone_num.
The Glider determines the final
“number to dial”
by combining
c_iridium_lead_zeros
and
c_iridium_phone_num:
c_iridium_lead_zeros(nodim) 2
# number of leading zeros in phone number
# typically 2 for both commercial or military
The usual methods of permanently setting a Glider sensor value may be employed:
(i)
GliderDos>put c_iridium_phone_num 88160000555
GliderDos>lo c_iridium_phone_num
(ii) Edit the Glider file:
\config\autoexec.mi
THIS METHOD IS BEST.
It leaves an obvious trail for the configuration
change.
The relevant
snippet
of an
autoexec.mi
file is shown below. The numbers in
BOLD
need to be altered.
# PUT THE DESIRED PHONE NUMBER FOR IRIDIUM TO CALL HERE
# For a commercial card:
001508XXXXXXX (Example)
sensor: c_iridium_phone_num(digits)
15085482446
# For a military card:
00697508XXXXXXX
# sensor: c_iridium_phone_num(digits)
6975085482446
sensor: c_iridium_lead_zeros(nodim)
2
# number of leading zeros
# number typically 2 for both
# commercial or military
12.7.3 Tell the Glider the authentication sequence
This is only required if the Glider is required to authenticate to the Dock Server. See
Section 12.3.1.3 Glider Authentication.
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