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3.2.3 “IO” command type
Inputs/outputs are hardware-based signals, which can be used to notify the user when
system events raise. For example, you might want to be notified when an incoming
voice call detected, or when the
BTN0
button is pressed or when the internal battery
reaches a certain voltage level. Following notification methods can be implemented:
Beep (plays a sound through the device's speaker),
Vibration alert,
3.2.3.1
“Beep” command index
3.2.3.1.1
IO.Beep<
index
>=<
config_type
> – Generates beep tones
Command syntax
$PFAL,IO.Beep<
Examples
$PFAL,IO.Beep1=high
$PFAL,IO.Beep2=low
$PFAL,IO.Beep3=hpulse,5000
$PFAL,IO.Beep0=cyclic,500,1000
……
$PFAL,IO.Beep23=…..
Responses
E.g.
$SUCCESS
Command description
The MAMBOII device provides up to 24 different beep tones. Using this command
you can select the beep tone to be generated, for example, when the device
receives a SMS, call, GPS-fix, TCP connect, etc.
Parameter description
<index>
It specifies the beep tones index. The index can be set to a value from
0
to
23
.
Each of them has a particular sound.
<config_type>
Configures settings related to generating a beep on the device. It can be set to:
Value
Meaning
high
Generates continuous beep.
low
Disables continuous or cyclic beep.
hpulse
,<
high_time
>
Generates a single beep for a given period of time
.
lpulse
,<
low_time
>
Disables a continuous or a high beep for a given
period of time
.
cyclic
,
,
> Generates cyclic beeps for the given time
periods
and
respectively.
<
high_time
>
Specifies the number of milliseconds to generate a beep.
<
low_time
>
Specifies the number of milliseconds to disable the beep.
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