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6.11.1.4 CSD (Data calls)
6.11.1.4.1 Accept incoming data calls
To accept automatically any incoming data call use this alarm:
Example
AL0=GSM.DataCall.eIncoming:GSM.VoiceCall.Accept
AL0=GSM.DataCall.eIncoming=“+491234567“:GSM.DataCall.Accept
Comment
The first alarm accepts all incoming data calls. The second alarm accepts incoming data calls from a
specific number, only.
6.11.1.4.2 Refuse data calls after the second ring
Example
AL0=GSM.DataCall.sRingCounter>=2:GSM.DataCall.Hangup
Comment
This alarm can be used to reject any data call, after second ring.
6.11.1.5 SMS
6.11.1.5.1 SMS responses for self defined commands
Example
AL0=GSM.SMS.eIncoming.Number=“+491234567“
&
GSM.SMS.eIncoming.Text=“req.pos“:GSM.SMS.Send,
“+491234567“,8,“requested position:“
Comment
If the device receives a SMS text „req.pos“ from the mobile number “+491234567”, then the system sends
to the phone 491234567 a SMS containing the specified text “requested position:“ and the RMC
protocol.
6.11.2 Advanced Examples
6.11.3 Navigation speed
6.11.3.1.1 Check the over speed of the device each 5 seconds
Example
AL0=Sys.device.eStart:SYS.Timer0.start=cyclic,5000
AL2=SYS.Timer.e0
&
GPS.Nav.sSpeed>40:GSM.SMS.Send,“+491234567“,8,“over speed, current position
of the car:“
AL3=SYS.Timer.e0
&
GPS.Nav.sSpeed>=40
&
GPS.Area.s0=inside:GSM.SMS.Send,“+491234567“,8,“alarm
system activated, current position of the car:“
Comment
Whenever Timer0 expires, the system checks the current speed of the device. If the current speed reaches
or exceeds 40 m/s the device sends a TCP packet to the server or reports a call center about the over
speed, see AL2.
To check the speed (the value “>=40” can be modified) of the device within a specific area, use the
configuration of the AL3.
6.11.3.2 Trigger
6.11.3.2.1 Save and load important trigger states
Example
AL0=Sys.Device.eStart:Sys.Trigger0=load2
AL1=Sys.Device.eShutdown:Sys.Trigger0=save2
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