Contrive GsmComfort+ Setup guide

Wireless Products
GsmComfort+
Advanced Manual
REVISION
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May 2007

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1. INTRODUCTION....................................................................................................................7
2. SIM CARD .............................................................................................................................7
2.1 Operating without SIM PIN ...................................................................................................................... 7
2.2 Enter default SIM PIN .............................................................................................................................. 7
2.3 Change default SIM PIN .......................................................................................................................... 7
2.4 WARNING................................................................................................................................................ 7
3. REMOTE CONTROL ..................................................................................................................8
3.1 Call control (CLIP) .................................................................................................................................... 8
3.1.1 TOGGLE .........................................................................................................................................................8
3.2 SMS control .............................................................................................................................................. 9
3.2.1 REMOTE CONTROL COMMANDS ................................................................................................................9
3.2.2 SYSTEM CONTROL COMMANDS...............................................................................................................10
4. LOCAL CONTROL ...................................................................................................................11
4.1 Initialization............................................................................................................................................. 11
4.1.1 SIM ERROR ..................................................................................................................................................11
4.2 Unprotected commands ......................................................................................................................... 12
4.3 Protected commands ............................................................................................................................. 13
5. MESSAGES..............................................................................................................................14
5.1 Status SMS............................................................................................................................................. 14
5.1.1 First Row .......................................................................................................................................................14
5.1.2 Second Row..................................................................................................................................................14
5.1.3 Third Row......................................................................................................................................................14
5.1.4 Fourth Row....................................................................................................................................................14
5.1.5 Fifth Row .......................................................................................................................................................14
5.1.6 Sixth Row ......................................................................................................................................................14
5.1.7 Seventh Row.................................................................................................................................................14
5.1.7 Eight Row......................................................................................................................................................15
5.1.8 Ninth Row......................................................................................................................................................15
6. USERS......................................................................................................................................15
6.1 Add Permanent users............................................................................................................................. 15
6.1.1 INDEX ...........................................................................................................................................................15
6.1.2 TEL................................................................................................................................................................15
6.1.3 NAME ............................................................................................................................................................15
6.1.4 Example ........................................................................................................................................................15
6.1.5 Confirmation ..................................................................................................................................................15
6.2 Add Conditioned users ........................................................................................................................... 16
6.2.1 INDEX ...........................................................................................................................................................16
6.2.2 TEL................................................................................................................................................................16
6.2.3 NAME ............................................................................................................................................................16
6.2.4 TICKET..........................................................................................................................................................16
6.2.5 ENABLE ........................................................................................................................................................16
6.2.6 DISABLE .......................................................................................................................................................16
6.2.6 LEADER........................................................................................................................................................16
6.2.7 Example ........................................................................................................................................................17
6.2.8 Confirmation ..................................................................................................................................................17

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7. SUPERVISORS ........................................................................................................................18
7.1 First Supervisor ...................................................................................................................................... 18
7.1.1 XXXX.............................................................................................................................................................18
7.1.2 NAME ............................................................................................................................................................18
7.1.3 EMAIL............................................................................................................................................................18
7.1.4 Example ........................................................................................................................................................18
7.1.5 Confirmation ..................................................................................................................................................18
7.2 Add Supervisors ..................................................................................................................................... 19
7.2.1 INDEX ...........................................................................................................................................................19
7.2.2 TEL................................................................................................................................................................19
7.2.3 NAME ............................................................................................................................................................19
7.2.4 EMAIL............................................................................................................................................................19
7.2.5 Example ........................................................................................................................................................19
7.2.6 Confirmation ..................................................................................................................................................19
8. RECIPIENTS.............................................................................................................................20
8.1 Add Recipients ....................................................................................................................................... 20
8.1.1 INDEX ...........................................................................................................................................................20
8.1.2 RING .............................................................................................................................................................20
8.1.3 NAME ............................................................................................................................................................20
8.1.4 SMS...............................................................................................................................................................20
8.1.5 EVENT ..........................................................................................................................................................20
8.1.6 FAX ...............................................................................................................................................................21
8.1.7 XSMS ............................................................................................................................................................21
8.1.8 EMAIL............................................................................................................................................................21
8.1.9 TEXT .............................................................................................................................................................21
8.1.10 Example ......................................................................................................................................................21
8.1.11 Confirmation ................................................................................................................................................21
9 TEMPERATURE REGULATOR.................................................................................................22
9.1 Edit Temperature regulator .................................................................................................................... 22
9.1.1 SetT...............................................................................................................................................................22
9.1.2 AfrostT...........................................................................................................................................................22
9.1.3 MODE............................................................................................................................................................22
9.1.4 UNREG .........................................................................................................................................................22
9.1.5 UNIT..............................................................................................................................................................22
9.1.6 Example ........................................................................................................................................................22
9.1.7 Confirmation ..................................................................................................................................................22
10. DEVICE INFO .........................................................................................................................23
10.1 Edit Device info..................................................................................................................................... 23
10.1.1 TEL..............................................................................................................................................................23
10.1.2 INFO............................................................................................................................................................23
10.1.3 EMAIL..........................................................................................................................................................23
10.1.4 INFO............................................................................................................................................................23
10.1.5 Example ......................................................................................................................................................23
10.1.6 Confirmation ................................................................................................................................................23
11. INPUT SETTINGS...................................................................................................................24
11.1 Edit Input settings ................................................................................................................................. 24
11.1.1 INDEX .........................................................................................................................................................24
11.1.2 NAME ..........................................................................................................................................................24
11.1.3 THRB (Threshold B: input Below threshold)................................................................................................24
11.1.2 THRA (Threshold A: input Above threshold) ...............................................................................................24
11.1.4 FACTOR......................................................................................................................................................24
11.1.5 UNIT............................................................................................................................................................24
11.1.6 TEXT ...........................................................................................................................................................24
11.1.7 Example ......................................................................................................................................................25
11.1.8 Confirmation ................................................................................................................................................25

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12. COMMANDS SETTINGS ........................................................................................................26
12.1 Status request ...................................................................................................................................... 26
12.1.1 SmsCommand.............................................................................................................................................26
12.1.2 LogText .......................................................................................................................................................26
12.1.3 Example ......................................................................................................................................................26
12.1.4 Confirmation ................................................................................................................................................26
12.2 Set temperature control on................................................................................................................... 27
12.2.1 SmsCommand.............................................................................................................................................27
12.2.2 LogText .......................................................................................................................................................27
12.2.3 Example ......................................................................................................................................................27
12.2.4 Confirmation ................................................................................................................................................27
12.3 Set AuxO .............................................................................................................................................. 28
12.3.1 SmsCommand.............................................................................................................................................28
12.3.2 LogText .......................................................................................................................................................28
12.3.3 Example ......................................................................................................................................................28
12.3.4 Confirmation ................................................................................................................................................28
12.4 Reset temperature control off............................................................................................................... 29
12.4.1 SmsCommand.............................................................................................................................................29
12.4.2 LogText .......................................................................................................................................................29
12.4.3 Example ......................................................................................................................................................29
12.4.4 Confirmation ................................................................................................................................................29
12.5 Reset AuxO .......................................................................................................................................... 30
12.5.1 SmsCommand.............................................................................................................................................30
12.5.2 LogText .......................................................................................................................................................30
12.5.3 Example ......................................................................................................................................................30
12.5.4 Confirmation ................................................................................................................................................30
12.6 Set and latch temperature control ........................................................................................................ 31
12.6.1 SmsCommand.............................................................................................................................................31
12.6.2 LogText .......................................................................................................................................................31
12.6.3 Example ......................................................................................................................................................31
12.6.4 Confirmation ................................................................................................................................................31
12.7 Set and latch AuxO .............................................................................................................................. 32
12.7.1 SmsCommand.............................................................................................................................................32
12.7.2 LogText .......................................................................................................................................................32
12.7.3 Example ......................................................................................................................................................32
12.7.4 Confirmation ................................................................................................................................................32
13. INTERACTIVE MESSAGES ...................................................................................................33
13.1 Edit Interactive SMS............................................................................................................................. 33
13.2.1 INDEX .........................................................................................................................................................33
13.2.2 ID.................................................................................................................................................................33
13.2.3 DESCRIPTION............................................................................................................................................33
13.2.4 Text of SMS.................................................................................................................................................33
13.2.5 Example ......................................................................................................................................................33
13.2.6 Confirmation ................................................................................................................................................33
14. SYSTEM SETTINGS...............................................................................................................34
14.1 Call control (CLIP) ................................................................................................................................ 34
14.1.1 ANSW..........................................................................................................................................................34
14.1.6 MODE..........................................................................................................................................................34
14.1.6 Example ......................................................................................................................................................34
14.1.7 Confirmation ................................................................................................................................................34

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14.2 Feedback.............................................................................................................................................. 35
14.2.1 NONE ..........................................................................................................................................................35
14.2.2 RINGBACK..................................................................................................................................................35
14.2.3 STATUS ......................................................................................................................................................35
14.2.4 Example ......................................................................................................................................................35
14.1.8 Confirmation ................................................................................................................................................35
14.3 Tracing.................................................................................................................................................. 36
14.3.1 MODE..........................................................................................................................................................36
14.3.2 LOG STRING ..............................................................................................................................................36
14.3.3 Example ......................................................................................................................................................36
14.3.4 Confirmation ................................................................................................................................................36
14.4 APN (Access Point Name) ................................................................................................................... 37
14.4.1 APN (Access Point Name) ..........................................................................................................................37
14.4.2 USER ID......................................................................................................................................................37
14.4.3 PASSWORD ...............................................................................................................................................37
14.4.4 SMTP SERVER...........................................................................................................................................37
14.4.5 Example ......................................................................................................................................................37
14.4.6 Confirmation ................................................................................................................................................37
14.5 PIN........................................................................................................................................................ 38
14.5.1 Operating without SIM PIN ..........................................................................................................................38
14.5.2 Enter default SIM PIN..................................................................................................................................38
14.5.3 Change default SIM PIN..............................................................................................................................38
14.5.4 WARNING ...................................................................................................................................................38
14.5.5 Example ......................................................................................................................................................38
14.5.6 Confirmation ................................................................................................................................................38
15. DELETE ENTRIES..................................................................................................................39
15.1 Groups.................................................................................................................................................. 39
15.2 Delete by Index..................................................................................................................................... 39
15.2.1 Example ......................................................................................................................................................39
15.3 Delete by Telephone number............................................................................................................... 39
15.3.1 Example ......................................................................................................................................................39
15.4 Delete by Name.................................................................................................................................... 39
15.4.1 Example ......................................................................................................................................................39
15.5.1 Confirmation ...................................................................................................................................... 39
16. SCHEDULED OPERATIONS..................................................................................................40
16.1 Store a scheduled operation ................................................................................................................ 40
16.1.1 date/time......................................................................................................................................................40
16.1.2 condition......................................................................................................................................................40
16.1.3 frequency.....................................................................................................................................................40
16.1.4 description ...................................................................................................................................................40
16.1.5 Example ......................................................................................................................................................41
16.1.6 Confirmation ................................................................................................................................................41
16.2 Read a scheduled operation ................................................................................................................ 41
16.2.1 mode ...........................................................................................................................................................41
16.2.1 location........................................................................................................................................................41
16.1.5 Example ......................................................................................................................................................41

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16.3 Delete a scheduled operation............................................................................................................... 42
16.3.1 mode ...........................................................................................................................................................42
16.3.2 location........................................................................................................................................................42
16.3.3 Example ......................................................................................................................................................42
16.3.4 Confirmation ................................................................................................................................................42
A. REGISTRY MAP ......................................................................................................................43
B. SYSTEM TEXT.........................................................................................................................44
C. FEATURE SYMBOLS ..............................................................................................................50

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1. INTRODUCTION
This detailed guide aims at explaining the features available with Contrive GsmComfort+.
It supposes you are a bit familiar with GSM and cellular phones.
This guide is not intended to give full details about how GSM or GPRS works.
2. SIM CARD
The SIM card receptacle is intended for 3V SIM cards [GSM 11.12 phase 2+].
The SIM card must be inserted in the cardholder to put the unit into operation.
Make sure that there is no voltage applied to GsmComfort+ and follow operating instruction.
2.1 Operating without SIM PIN
The simplest way is to put your SIM card into a cellular phone and program it so it won't ask for
the PIN. The SIM card is 'open' and someone could steal the SIM card, use it and read the
information inside.
2.2 Enter default SIM PIN
GsmComfort+ comes with a default PIN = 0000 (four zeroes).
Put your SIM card into a cellular phone and program the PIN using the given number.
2.3 Change default SIM PIN
Using com port and GsmSuite running on Microsoft® Windows® PC you can modify the default
PIN on both GsmComfort+ and SIM card. More information at § 13.5
2.4 WARNING
If you insert a SIM card that ask for a PIN number different from that stored into GsmComfort+,
the device will not operate. Turning on GsmComfort+ for 3 times having mismatch condition,
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3. REMOTE CONTROL
Depending on the device type there are many possible remote control capabilities.
Outputs can be controlled from any telephone, both landline and mobile, the number of which
was previously stored into the SIM card phonebook or the internal device phonebook: these are
authorized users.
In order to be recognized the user must verify that the presentation of his telephone number
(CLIP) is enabled. The unit will not answer to unrecognized calls.
3.1 Call control (CLIP)
Any incoming call from authorized users can activate outputs.
Depending on system settings [§ 13.1] different action can take place.
3.1.1 TOGGLE
Incoming voice (or fax) calls will toggle regulation control on to off or vice-versa, data calls will
do the same on output 2. A ringback will be issued only when an output is turned on.
If the user waits online, after the time specified in answ, GsmComfort+ will answer, playing a
low tone after output release or four high tones after output activation. No ringback will be
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3.2 SMS control
Any incoming SMS will be parsed to find up to 5 commands that will be recognized either
uppercase, lowercase and mixed, also embedded within alien text.
Remote control commands are available to registered users and some special system
commands are reserved to supervisors.
Users registered in both groups can issue SMS made by mixed remote and system commands.
3.2.1 REMOTE CONTROL COMMANDS
The following default commands, available to any registered user, can be modified to any other
following specification [§ 12].
SSet AuxO output permanently ON
on Set temperature control ON
Having setpoint=0, the output will turn on regardless ambient temperature.
Having probe failure, output will turn on regardless ambient temperature.
Optional trailer text ddhhmm can define the activation time
output will set to ON until specified time has been elapsed
dd 00 to 99 days
hh 00 to 23 hours
mm 00 to 59 minutes
If a blackout occur the output will not be set to ON at further power on.
RReset AuxO OFF
off Reset temperature control OFF
Having setpoint=0, the output will turn off regardless ambient temperature.
Having probe failure, output will turn off regardless ambient temperature.
MSet AuxO ON and LATCH (set again at further power on)
run Set temperature control ON and LATCH (set again at further power on)
Having setpoint=0, the output will turn on regardless ambient temperature.
Having probe failure, output will turn on regardless ambient temperature.
Optional trailer text ddMMyyhhmm can be used to define the date
of output reset to OFF
dd day
MM month
yy year
hh hour
mm minute
If a blackout occur the output will be set again to ON until scheduled date has been
reached. Output status is recovered ONLY once the synchronization of internal clock
has been performed successfully.
Issuing an output reset command the output will be released and scheduled time
deleted.
DA Status SMS will be sent back
BA ringback will be sent back once incoming SMS has been processed
Example: S000830 nonsense text D run1409061830
turn ON Aux output for 8 hours and 30 minutes, send back a status SMS
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3.2.2 SYSTEM CONTROL COMMANDS
The following system commands are available to supervisors only.
Stop Disable CLIP
Disable free calls control feature (CLIP): incoming calls will be rejected.
Start Enable CLIP
Enable free calls control feature (CLIP): incoming calls from registered
users will activate outputs following the specified sequence.
Setpoint=tt Set comfort temperature
Store a new value for the comfort temperature to reach.
Allowed range is 2÷37°C (36÷99°F).
To operate without setpoint (on/ff) tt=0.
Lista# Last received calls list request (closed by device)
An SMS reporting the list of last #(1÷9) received calls, closed by device,
will be sent. The full list will be sent specifying 0.
List can be splitted on several SMS.
Listu# Last calls list request (closed by caller)
An SMS reporting the list of last #(1÷9) received calls, closed by caller,
will be sent. The full list will be sent specifying 0.
List can be splitted on several SMS.
Pbook Phonebook request
An Email reporting the complete phonebook will be issued to
supervisor’s email address, if any.
Pbook++ Phonebook & configuration request
An Email reporting the complete phonebook and all system settings will be
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4. LOCAL CONTROL
Advanced configuration, local control, tracing and other features are available through serial
communication link. RJ45 8 pin com port is located under the front cover.
Link cable 1013.00.02 is available from local resellers.
Although GsmSuite can give a more powerful control, a command line interface is anyway
available using a terminal emulation program.
RS-232 settings : (DCE) 300 ... 115200 bit/s
8 data bits, 1 stop bits, 1 parity bit
Hardware handshake
4.1 Initialization
During the start-up procedure, after a power on, some information are issued to local com port.
SIM: READY
Once the SIM card has been detected, open and loaded.
Software Version: COMFORT 00.06
IMEI: 012345678901234
Serial Number 506030460468453
Production Date (W/Y): 03/2006
Firmware Version 655_09gg.Q2406B 2015268 111705 17:01
Hardware Version 4.53
Once the initialization has been completed successfully.
13/03/15,15:16:03 gsm ok I TIM
Once the network registration has been performed successfully.
13/03/15,15:16:06 gprs ok
Once the GPRS service has been detected as available (GPRS types only).
13/03/15,15:16:17 received sms
31/03/06,10:07:35 time sync
Once the real time clock autosync has been performed successfully (if device info provided).
4.1.1 SIM ERROR
When the SIM card is protected and a mismatch PIN occur the unit doesn’t complete the
initialization, waiting for the correct PIN to be entered:
001: PIN error: enter PIN [AT+CPIN=”XXXX”].
Remember to update Index 297.
If a wrong PIN is entered 3 times, the SIM card will ask for the PUK (Personal Unblocking Key):
002: SIM card locked: enter [AT+CPIN=”PUK”,”NEWPIN”].
Remember to update Index 297.
The new PIN must be assigned when PUK is provided.
Remember to update the PIN code stored at index 297: this is the PIN code used to open the
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4.2 Unprotected commands
Some commands are allowable at any time.
AT#TRON
Enable event tracing to local com port (default enabled).
AT#TROFF
Disable event tracing to local com port.
AT#VER?
Information about software version
AT#CPIN=xxxx
Enter the SIM card PIN number when required. xxxx SIM card PIN
AT#KOPEN=xxxx
Open the console to protected commands. xxxx device PIN
AT#KEND
Close the console to protected commands.
AT#CODE=zzzz
Device activation after software upgrade. zzzz activation code
(given by manufacturer)

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4.3 Protected commands
All commands that involve local control or system settings are password protected and can be
entered only once the AT#KOPEN command has been given.
All standard AT commands are available (except for some inhibited editing commands).
Following custom AT commands are allowed:
AT#PIN=xxxx,yyyy
Change the SIM card and device PIN. xxxx old SIM card PIN
yyyy new SIM & device PIN
AT#STOP
Disable remote CLIP control
Same as supervisors stop remote command
AT#STATUS
Send a status SMS to console
Same as remote status request
AT#START
Enable remote CLIP control
Same as supervisors start remote command
AT#CLIP=x
Incoming call simulation xCall type 1 voice (or fax)
2 data
AT#OUT=Out,Stat,Time
Unconditional activation of outputs Out 1 output 1
2 output 2
Stat 0 OFF
1 ON
2 ON & LATCH
[version 01.03 or later] Time DDhhmm release time [Stat 1]
DDMMYYhhmm release date [Stat 2]
AT#In=In,Stat
Input action simulation In 1 Probe
2 AuxI
Stat 0 open
1 close
AT#SET=”D,dd/mm/yy,hh:mm:ss”
Real time clock setting DWeekday 1÷7 (Monday÷Sunday)
dd Day 1÷31
mm Month 1÷12
yy Year 00÷99 (2000÷2099)
hh Hours 00÷23
mm Minutes 00÷59
ss Seconds 00÷59
AT#SET?
Current clock settings: #SET:”D,dd/mm/yy,hh:mm:ss”
[version 01.03 or later] D = 0 when clock has never been set.
AT#SETPOINT=tt
Comfort temperature setting tt temperature 2÷37°C / 36÷99°F
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5. MESSAGES
This device can send many different messages, following specific request or local event.
5.1 Status SMS
A status SMS, issued on request or as leading part of alert message, can give complete
information about the status of remote controlled system:
Building 1 < 1st ROW
Living room Apt. 14 < 2nd ROW
Temp: 17 C < 3rd ROW
Out : on 00:01:22 < 4th ROW
Reg : heat, 20 C, 5 C < 5th ROW
AuxO: !on 14/09/06 18:30 < 6th ROW
AuxI: open < 7th ROW
Clip:toggle on < 8th ROW
Blackout < 9th ROW
5.1.1 First Row
Short text reporting the identifier of controlled system.
5.1.2 Second Row
Detailed information about controlled system.
5.1.3 Third Row
Ambient temperature, shown in °C or °F depending on settings [§ 9.1.4].
5.1.4 Fourth Row
Status of main out: off regulation output is released, inactive
on regulation output is active
5.1.5 Fifth Row
Regulation summary: mode,set T,afrost T,expiry
mode off regulation off
heat regulation in winter mode
cool regulation in summer mode
antifrost regulation in antifrost protection
set T comfort temperature
afrost T antifrost temperature
expiry optional turn-off date when activated specifying release date
or remaining time to release when activated with timer option
5.1.6 Sixth Row
Status of AuxO: off aux output is released, inactive
on aux output is active
remaining time could follow if the output was activated for specific
time
!on output is active and latched
release date could follow if the output was activated specifying
release date
5.1.7 Seventh Row
Status of AuxI: off aux input is open, inactive
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5.1.7 Eight Row
Information about remote free call (CLIP) control mode and status: mode status
mode toggle remote free call mode
status off remote free call mode disabled
on remote free call mode enabled
5.1.8 Ninth Row
This optional information is displayed only when the unit is powered by internal backup battery
and main power supply is missing.
6. USERS
Only authorized users can issue commands to the unit, both free calls and SMS.
6.1 Add Permanent users
Usually up to 250 users can be stored into modern SIM card.
It’s easy to add, edit or remove SIM card entries using any cellular phone or SIM card
reader/writer or by means of GsmSuite programming software.
Any supervisor can also add users issuing an SMS:
+0,INDEX,TEL,NAME
6.1.1 INDEX
The position assigned inside SIM card phonebook, starting from index 1 up to max allowable
position of SIM card phonebook.
Omitting index, the user will be stored at first available position.
6.1.2 TEL
The telephone number that will be recognized. Number should be stored in international format
(including Country code). Up to 20 characters available.
6.1.3 NAME
The name of the user associated with the telephone number. Up to 14 characters available.
6.1.4 Example
+0,001,[phone],Draco Malfoy
Add Draco Malfoy to SIM Phonebook position 1
+0,,[phone],Draco Malfoy
Add Draco Malfoy to first available index in SIM Phonebook
6.1.5 Confirmation
Once Phonebook edit has been successfully done, device will send back an SMS specifying
assigned index, name and 1 marker to specify the phone number field defined (*) or undefinded
(-):
1,Draco Malfoy,*
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6.2 Add Conditioned users
Up to 250 users can be stored into the device Phonebook by means of GsmSuite programming
software. Any supervisor can also add users issuing an SMS:
+1,INDEX,TEL,NAME,TICKET,ENABLE,DISABLE,,,LEADER
6.2.1 INDEX
The position assigned inside the internal phonebook, starting from index 1 up to 250.
Omitting index, the user will be stored at first available position.
6.2.2 TEL
The telephone number that will be recognized. Number should be stored in international format
(including Country code). Up to 20 characters available.
6.2.3 NAME
The name of the user associated with the telephone number. Up to 14 characters available.
6.2.4 TICKET
It’s possible to define a number of allowable operations for conditional users, specifying a
number in the range 1÷999. Every command issued by the user will decrease the available
tickets, once the ticket available is zero the user cannot issue commands.
It’s possible to specify the optional index for an interactive message (0÷9, stored at group 8) that
will be sent at each operation, remaining ticket will be reported at the end of this SMS.
ttti ttt available tickets 0÷999
iidentifier of interactive message 0÷9
6.2.5 ENABLE
It’s possible to enable a user belonging to group 1 starting from a specific date and time.
It’s possible to specify the optional index for an interactive message (0÷9, stored at group 8) that
will be sent once the user has been enabled.
ddmmyyhhmmi dd day of the month, 01÷31
mm month 01÷12
yy year 00÷99 (2000÷2099)
hh hour 00÷23
mm minute 00÷59
iidentifier of interactive message 0÷9
6.2.6 DISABLE
It’s possible to disable a user belonging to group 1 at specific date and time.
Once period is expired the user will be removed from the Phonebook.
It’s possible to specify the optional index for an interactive message (0÷9, stored at group 8) that
will be sent once the user has been disabled.
ddmmyyhhmmi dd day of the month, 01÷31
mm month 01÷12
yy year 00÷99 (2000÷2099)
hh hour 00÷23
mm minute 00÷59
iidenftifier of interactive message 0÷9
6.2.6 LEADER
It’s possible to specify a leader text to be placed at beginning of interactive message, this could
be a salutation specific for each user. Up to 56 characters available.

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6.2.7 Example
+1,014,[phone],Draco Malfoy
Add Draco Malfoy to internal Phonebook position 14
+1,021,[phone],Argus Filch,0501,,,,,Mr. Argus Filch
Add Argus Filch to internal Phonebook position 21, specifying 50 tickets and interactive
message 1 to be sent at each command issued, beginning with specific leading text
+1,033,[phone],Hermione,,01010612302,31010616303,,,Dear Hermione
Add Hermione to position 33, enabled from 01/01/06 12:30 to 31/01/06 16:30.
Interactive message 2 will be sent once enabled and interactive message 3 will be sent once
disabled, both beginning with specific leading text
+1,044,[phone],Harry Potter,1001,,20020600003,,,Dear Mr. Potter
Add Harry Potter to position 44, specifying 100 tickets and interactive message 1 to be sent at
each command issued. User will be removed anyway at 20/02/06 00:00 issuing interactive
message 3. Specific leading text specified for interactive messages.
6.2.8 Confirmation
Once Phonebook edit has been successfully done, device will send back an SMS specifying
assigned index, name and 7 markers to specify which fields are defined (*) and which don’t (-):
14,Draco Malfoy,*------
21,Argus Filch,**----*
33,Hermione,*-**--*
44,Harry Potter,**-*--*

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7. SUPERVISORS
Some operations are reserved to supervisors.
System can work also without any supervisor, of course nobody can issue configuration SMS
nor edit Phonebook in remote mode.
To operate both like user and supervisor store the entry in both groups.
7.1 First Supervisor
To store the first supervisors without using GsmSuite, anyone can send the following SMS:
#XXXX.NAME.EMAIL*
The telephone number of SMS sender is automatically collected from the incoming call
presentation (thus the telephone number must be kept visible) and will be assumed as the first
supervisor’s telephone number.
First supervisor will be stored at position 401.
7.1.1 XXXX
The system PIN, the default number is 0000 and can be later modified by any supervisor.
7.1.2 NAME
The name of the first supervisor to be stored. Up to 14 characters available.
Do not use dot characters within name field.
7.1.3 EMAIL
The optional Email address of the supervisor. Up to 40 characters available.
GPRS devices can send some Email messages to specified address.
7.1.4 Example
#0000.Harry [email protected]*
Store Harry Potter like supervisor (group 7) at first available position (401).
SMS must begin with hash character [#] and terminated with star character [*].
The dot [.] character is the separator between fields and must not be used inside NAME field.
It’s possible to use dot characters inside Email field.
Both ?and @are allowed like domain specification character.
To avoid mistakes the supervisor’s telephone number is taken directly from the caller identifier
(the number must be kept visible).
To store the first supervisor without specifying the Email address send:
#0000.Harry Potter*
7.1.5 Confirmation
Once First supervisor has been successfully stored, device will send back an SMS:
332: Supervisor succesfully added
If a supervisor already exist, it will be impossible to store the incoming one. The unit will send
back an error SMS:
331: Supervisor group isn't empty

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7.2 Add Supervisors
Up to 100 supervisors can be stored into the device Phonebook by means of GsmSuite
programming software. Any supervisor can also add supervisors issuing an SMS:
+7,INDEX,TEL,NAME,,,,,EMAIL
7.2.1 INDEX
The position assigned inside the internal phonebook, starting from index 401 up to 500.
Omitting index, the supervisor will be stored at first available position.
7.2.2 TEL
The telephone number that will be recognized. Number should be stored in international format
(including Country code). Up to 20 characters available.
7.2.3 NAME
The name of the supervisor to be stored. Up to 14 characters available.
7.2.4 EMAIL
The optional Email address of the supervisor. Up to 40 characters available.
GPRS devices can send some Email messages to specified address.
7.2.5 Example
+7,405,[phone],Hermione,[email protected]
Store Hermione into supervisor’s group at position 405.
7.2.6 Confirmation
Once Phonebook edit has been successfully done, device will send back an SMS specifying
assigned index, name and 7 markers to specify which fields are defined (*) and which don’t (-):
405,Hermione,*----*-