ICP DAS USA WISE-5801 User guide

WISE-5801 SMS
Application Example
Scenario：
The following scenario assume using WISE-5801 controller in a greenhouse
environment monitoring application. The WISE-5801 is connected to an I-7019R
and an I-7061D remote I/O modules. The AI channel 0 on I-7019R will read the
room temperature and the DO channel 0 and 1 on I-7061D are connected
separately to the air conditioning equipment and sprinkler. The DO channel 2 on
I-7061D is connected to the lighting system to prolong the sun exposure. When
the room temperature is higher than 40°C , the WISE-5801 will send a SMS
message with the real-time temperature value to the operator. The operator could
turn on/off the air conditioner and sprinkler via SMS command. In addition, the
operator could also review the number of time the air conditioner and sprinkler
being turned on and control the lighting in real-time.

SMS Alarm and Command in the Scenario：
1. When the room temperature of the greenhouse exceeds the limit, WISE-5801
will send a SMS alarm to the operator as follow:
Attention! The current temperature of the greenhouse is 40.12
According to the value received, the operator can decide if the air
conditioner and the sprinkler should be turned on or not. If the operator
decide to turn on the air conditioner and the sprinkler, the operator could
send back a SMS command to the WISE-5801 like this:
ACT:1/1 ( or using SMS Quick command “on”)
After the WISE-5801 receives the SMS command, it will return a SMS
message as follow to the operator:
SMS Command 1 set as 1
To turn off the air conditioner and the sprinkler, the operator could send
back a SMS command to the WISE-5801 like this
ACT:1/0 (or using SMS Quick command “off”)
After the WISE-5801 receives the command, it will return a SMS message as
follow to the operator:
SMS Command 1 set as 0
2. To query the numbers that the air conditioner and the sprinkler have been
turned on, the operator could send a SMS command to the WISE-5801 as
follow:
GET:$ir1 (or using SMS Quick command “counter”)
After the WISE-5801 receives the command, it will return a SMS message as
follow to the operator:
GET 2.00
3. During the night time, the operator could send a command to the WISE-5801
as follow to turn on the lighting of the room.
SET:$m2do2/1 (or using SMS Quick command “light/1”)

After the WISE-5801 receives the command, it will return a SMS message as
follow to the operator:
SET I-7061(2) DO Channel 2 as ON
The operator could send a SMS command to WISE-5801 as follow to turn off
the lighting of the room.
SET:$m2do2/0 (or using SMS Quick command “light/0”)
After the WISE-5801 receives the command, it will return a SMS message as
follow to the operator:
SET I-7061(2) DO Channel 2 as OFF
Steps：
1. Open the WISE WEB page, click on “1. Basic Setting”to get into the “Basic
Setting”page.
2. After getting into the “Basic Setting”page, click “I-7000 Module Setting” to
get into the setting page.

3. On the “I-7000 Module Setting Page”, set the Baudrate to “115200”, and add
I-7019R module to the list (in this case, the I-7019R locates at address 1).
Click on the “Setting” button on the module list as indicated to edit the
settings (for detailed module settings information, please refer to the user
manual).
4. On the “I-7019 Module Setting” page, in the “AI Attribute” section, in the
“Ch.0” section, select “Type” to be “T/C K-type -270°C~1372°C”. Click “Save”
button to save the settings and return to the “I-7000 Module Setting Page”.

5. On the “I-7000 Module Setting Page”, continue to add I-7061D module to the
list (in this case, the I-7061D locates at address 2).

6. Make sure all settings are accurate, click “Save” button to save the module
settings.
7. Click on “2.Advanced Setting” to get into the Advanced Setting page.
8. On the “Advanced Setting”page; click on “Internal Register Setting” to get
into the setting page.

9. On the “Internal Register Setting” page, check the box of No.01 to enable the
Internal Register No.01 and click “Save” button.
10. On the “Advanced Setting”page; click on “SMS Setting” to get into the setting
page.

11. On the “SMS setting” page (on the right side), input the 4 digit SIM card PIN
code in the “PIN Code” field,. If the PIN code is not required, leave the field
blank.
12. Enable the “Send SMS Command to WISE” function. Input the phone
numbers of the operators who are authorized to send SMS commands to
WISE-5801 in the “Authorized Phone Number” field. The “Authorized Phone
Number” has to be input in the format: Country code, area code and number.
In this case you are required to input the cell phone number 0987654321 in
Taiwan area, therefore please input the Authorized Phone Number as
“886987654321”.)
13. In the Quick Command section, click the “Setting” button then a “SMS Quick
Command Setting” Page will pop up.
14. Input “on” as the command string in the “Quick Command” field. Select
“ACT” as the command style in the Original Command field. Assign Index as 1
and Value as 1 in the Original Command field, then press “Add” button to
complete the first SMS command setting.

15. Input “off” as the command string in the “Quick Command” field. Select
“ACT” as the command style in the Original Command field. Assign Index as 1
and Value as 0 in the Original Command field, then press “Add” button to
complete the second SMS command setting.
16. Input “counter” as the command string in the “Quick Command” field. Select
“GET” as the command style in the Original Command field. Select “Internal
Register” and “1” in the Module field, then press “Insert” button to insert the
command string to the original command field. You can also directly input the
command string “$ir1” in the original command field. Now press “Add” button
to complete the third SMS command setting.
17. Input “light” as the command string in the “Quick Command” field. Select
“SET” as the command style in the Original Command field. Please also select
“I-7061(2)”, “DO” and “2” in the Module field, assign “None” in the Value field,
then press “Add” button to complete the fourth SMS command setting.

18. Make sure all SMS command settings are accurate in the Quick Command
List. Press “Save” button to return to the SMS setting page.
19. In the “SMS Alarm Sending from WISE” section, please follow the steps as
below to complete the setting.
i. In the “SMS Amount” field, specify the total number of SMS alarm
messages to be “1” from the dropdown list.
ii. In the “Index” field, specify the SMS index number to be “1” from the
dropdown list.
iii. In the “Phone Number” field, input the phone numbers to receive the
SMS alarm messages. In this case, please input “0987654321”.
iv. Enter the content in the “Message” field. In this case, please input
“Attention! The current temperature of the greenhouse is $m1ai0”.
Please note: if you input the content other than English, please select
Unicode mode.

20. Make sure all settings are accurate, click “Save” button to save the changes.

21. Click on “3.Rules Setting” to get into the Rule Setting page.
22. If no other logic rule appear on the “Rule Overview” region, check the “Rule
1” checkbox to enable “Rule 1”, then click “Rule 1” “Edit” button to edit “Rule
1”.
23. On the “Rule1 Setting Page”(on the right side), select “AI” as IF Condition for
“Condition 1”, and then click on the right side button to get into the “AI
Condition Setting” page.
24. In the “Module & Channel” section, select “I-7019(1)” and channel “0” from
the dropdown list. In the “Operator” field, select “>” and in the “Value”
section, select “Assign Value as” and input “40” in the field below as
indicated. Click “Save” button to save the settings and return to the “Rule1
Setting Page”.

25. In the “THEN” section, in the “Action1” field, select “SMS Alarm” from the
dropdown list; click the button next to the “Action 1” field as indicated to get
into the “SMS Alarm Action Setting” page.
26. In the “Index” field, select “1” and verify the SMS information. Click “Save”
button to save the settings and return to the “Rule1 Setting Page”.
27. Make sure all Rule 1 settings are accurate, click “Save” button to save the
changes and return to the “Rule1 Setting Page”.

28. Check the “Rule 2” checkbox to enable “Rule 2”, then click “Rule 2” “Edit”
button to edit “Rule 2”.
29. On the “Rule2 Setting Page”(on the right side), select “SMS Command” as IF
Condition for “Condition 1”, and then click on the right side button to get
into the “SMS Command Condition Setting” page.
30. In the “Index” field, select “1” and in the “Value” field, select “1” from the
radio button and then click “Save” button to save the settings and return to
the “Rule1 Setting Page”.

31. In the “THEN” section, in the “Action1” field, select “DO” from the dropdown
list; click the button next to the “Action 1” field as indicated to get into the
“DO Action Setting” page.
32. In the “Module & Channel” section, select “I-7061(2)” and channel “0” from
the dropdown list. In the “Channel Value” section, select “ON” from the
dropdown list. Then click “Save” button to save the settings and return to
the “Rule2 Setting Page”.
33. In the “THEN” section, in the “Action2” field, select “DO” from the dropdown
list; click the button next to the “Action2” field as indicated to get into the
“DO Action Setting” page.

34. In the “Module & Channel” section, select “I-7061(2)” and channel “1” from
the dropdown list. In the “Channel Value” section, select “ON” from the
dropdown list. Then click “Save” button to save the settings and return to
the “Rule2 Setting Page”.
35. In the “THEN” section, in the “Action3” field, select “Internal Register” from
the dropdown list; click the button next to the “Action 3” field as indicated to
get into the “Internal Register Action Setting” page.

36. In the “Index” field, select “1” and in the “Operator” field, select “+=” and in
the “Value” field, select “Assign Value as” and input “1” in the field below as
indicated. Click “Save” button to save the settings and get back to the “Rule2
Setting Page”.
37. In the “ELSE” section, in the “Action1” field, select “DO” from the dropdown
list; click the button next to the “Action 1” field as indicated to get into the
“DO Action Setting” page.
38. In the “Module & Channel” section, select “I-7061(2)” and channel “0” from
the dropdown list. In the “Channel Value” section, select “OFF” from the
dropdown list. Then click “Save” button to save the settings and return to
the “Rule2 Setting Page”.

39. In the “ELSE” section, in the “Action2” field, select “DO” from the dropdown
list; click the button next to the “Action2” field as indicated to get into the
“DO Action Setting” page.
40. In the “Module & Channel” section, select “I-7061(2)” and channel “1” from
the dropdown list. In the “Channel Value” section, select “OFF” from the
dropdown list. Then click “Save” button to save the settings and return to
the “Rule2 Setting Page”.
41. Make sure all Rule 2 settings are accurate, click “Save” button to save the
changes.

42. After finish the rule editing, click the “Download to Module” button to
download the rule setting.
43. After the download process is completed, click “Reboot” button to make the
new updated settings take effect.
Rule Overview：