7
Commands Explained
In bold is the command, example in parenthesis.
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Units:
(Units:C or Units:F) Unit is shipped in Fahrenheit. There is no
need to use this command if you want degrees displayed in Fahrenheit.
Changing from Fahrenheit to Celsius does not automatically change the
limits. It applies to all sensors, you cannot set one to C and another to F.
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P1:-P4:
(P1:8605551212) You may program up to four cell phone num-
bers you wish to receive alerts when temperatures go out of limits for the
programmed time delay. Phone numbers must be at least 10 digits. To
delete a phone number send the command with no number. P1: for ex-
ample.
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UID:
(UID:Mountain Cabin) This command names the monitor. It will be
displayed in the From portion of a text message sent by the monitor.
This is very useful if you have more than one.
10 characters minimum,
16 max!
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AU:
(AU:85) This example sets the upper limit of the internal tempera-
ture sensor to 85 degrees. If the temperature were to exceed 85 degrees
for more than the programmed time limit, a text message would be sent.
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AL:
(AL:35) This example sets the lower limit of the internal temperature
sensor to 35 degrees. If the temperature were to drop below 35 degrees
for more than the programmed time limit, a text message would be sent.
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AT:
(AT:2) This example sets the time delay of the internal temperature
sensor to 2 minutes. This means that once the temperature went out of
range, the monitor would wait 2 minutes before sending text alerts.
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AID:
(AID:Room Sensor) Sets the name of the internal temperature
sensor to Room Sensor.
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HU:
(HU:70) This example sets the upper humidity limit of the internal
sensor to 70%.
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HL:
(HL:0) This example sets the lower humidity limit of the internal sen-
sor to 0%.
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HT:
(HT:15) This example sets the time delay of the internal humidity
sensor to 15 minutes. This means that once the humidity went out of
range, the monitor would wait 15 minutes before sending text alerts.
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HID:
(HID:Humidity) This example sets the name of the internal humid-
ity sensor to Humidity.
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BU:
(BU:30) This example sets the upper limit of the external tempera-
ture sensor 1 to 30 degrees. If the temperature were to exceed 30 de-
grees for more than the programmed time limit, a text message would be
sent.
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BL:
(BL:-10) This example sets the lower limit of the external tempera-
ture sensor 1 to –10 degrees. If the temperature were to drop below –10
degrees for more than the programmed time limit, a text message would
be sent.
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BT:
(BT:5) This example sets the time delay of the external temperature
sensor 1 to 5 minutes. This means that once the temperature went out of
range, the monitor would wait 5 minutes before sending text alerts.
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BID:
(BID:Freezer) This example sets the name of external sensor 1 to
