When the 3G4000W communicator sends signals using cellular, it must first request an IP address from the cellular network. The
cellular inactivity timeout value determines how long the radio will wait before releasing the IP and closing the data session. If no
signals are sent for the duration of the cellular inactivity timeout, the IP is released by the radio and when a new signal must be
communicated a new IP request will occur.
[174] – Receiver Supervision Interval
– Default (135 seconds)
The supervision interval is only valid when supervision has been enabled for one of the monitoring paths. The receiver supervision
interval determines the delay, in seconds, between each heartbeat signal sent to the central station receiver. The valid range is 10
to 65535 seconds.
[175] – Outgoing SMS Retry Delay
– Default (15 seconds)
In the event of a failure to deliver an SMS when using the Command and Control feature, this value determines the delay, in
seconds, between each attempt to deliver the SMS. It is not recommended to change this value from default.
[176] – Outgoing SMS Retry Attempts
– Default (25 attempts)
In the event of a failure to deliver an SMS, this value determines the number of times the 3G4000W will attempt to deliver the SMS.
[311] – Cellular Public Access Point Name (APN)
– Default ()
The public access point name will identify the public cellular network that the communicator will connect to when data sessions for
DLS or remote firmware upgrading are required. Often the APN will be the same as those used for receiver programming, however
enter the appropriate APN required for your private or public SIM card.
[312] – Cellular Login User Name
– Default ()
Some network providers require login credentials when connecting to an APN. Program the login user name in this section. The
cellular login user name can be up to 32 ASCII characters.
[313] – Cellular Login Password
– Default ()
Some network providers require login credentials when connecting to an APN. Program the login password in this section. The
cellular login password can be up to 32 ASCII characters.
[314] - Receiver Group 1 Test Transmission Time of Day
– Default (Disabled)
If receiver group 1 (Receivers 1 and 2) test transmission signals are desired, a checkbox is available to enable test transmissions.
After the feature is enabled, the test transmission time of day can be programmed. An option exists to select 24 hour or 12 hour
(am/pm) time entries. A function labelled “NOW” can be clicked to program the test transmission time of day with the current time of
the DLS computer. If test transmissions are not required, leave the checkbox disabled.
[315] – Receiver Group 1 Test Transmission Interval
– Default (000000)
This programmable option determines the delay between test transmissions, programmable in minutes. For daily test transmissions
enter 001440 in this section. For weekly test transmissions, enter 010080 minutes. For monthly test transmissions (3 days) enter
043200.
The first test transmission sent by the 3G4000W is determined by the Test Transmission Time of Day value. Each receiver can be
programmed with a different test transmission cycle and time of day.
[316] – Receiver Group 2 Test Transmission Time of Day
– Default (Disabled)
If receiver group 2 (Receivers 3 and 4) test transmission signals are desired, a checkbox is available to enable test transmissions.
After the feature is enabled, the test transmission time of day can be programmed. An option exists to select 24 hour or 12 hour
(am/pm) time entries. A function labelled “NOW” can be clicked to program the test transmission time of day with the current time of
the DLS computer. If test transmissions are not required, leave the checkbox disabled.
[317] – Receiver Group 2 Test Transmission Interval
– Default (000000)
This programmable option determines the delay between test transmissions, programmable in minutes. For daily test transmissions
enter 001440 in this section. For weekly test transmissions, enter 010080 minutes. For monthly test transmissions (3 days) enter
043200.
The first test transmission sent by the 3G4000W is determined by the Test Transmission Time of Day value. Each receiver can be
programmed with a different test transmission cycle and time of day.
[325] – Receiver Dialing Attempts
– Default (2 attempts)
This setting controls how many communication attempts occur to a central station receiver before the 3G4000W gives up and
moves on to the next programmed backup receiver.
[331] – Command and Control Access Code
– Default (disabled)
Enter up to 8 digits for the command and control access code if the SMS command and control feature is intended to be used. The
code must be included in the SMS sent to the 3G4000W when performing various functions.
[332] – SMS Phone Number 1
– Default (Blank)
The 3G4000W will only process command and control SMS messages when they are sent from a known cell phone number.
Program the user’s cell phone number into this field to provide the phone access to execute command and control functions.
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