Nokia 12 GSM MODULE REMOTE I/O specification

Figure 6. Setting aliases for device commands

In the Aliasing dialog, you can replace the predefined commands with user- specified commands (aliases). The defined alias replaces the initial command or previous alias configured for the command. If an alias has been configured, the original command is no longer accepted. Defining an empty alias for a command can restore the original command. Duplicate aliases are not allowed.

Aliases can also be defined for status messages sent in response to status queries. Thus, an alias can be defined for a command for controlling the device, querying the status of the device (see chapter 9.1), and for the message received in response to the query (see chapter 9.2).

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12 GSM MODULE REMOTE I/O specifications

The Nokia 12 GSM Module Remote I/O stands out as a robust solution for remote monitoring and control in various applications. Designed to seamlessly integrate cellular connectivity with remote input and output functionalities, this module is particularly valuable in industries such as utilities, transportation, and industrial automation.

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Contents

Nokia 12 GSM Module Contents Page Legal Notice Acronyms and Terms About this Document Remote I/O Control IntroductionGeneral Functions in the Remote I/O controlPage Security Page Setting UP the Configurator Environment Getting Started Connecting a Device or a Machine Mandatory Settings Reading and Writing Parameters Defining the Message Identifier User Control Mode dialog Setting the SMS Centre Address Short Messages dialog 12/49 Optional Configurations Disabling Acknowledgements General settings Security Settings Authorised numbers Security settings Authentication Aliasing Setting aliases for device commands Input Settings Default Output Value Setting Input settings 21/49 INPUT/OUTPUT PIN Descriptions PIN descriptions Port settings in Configurator Characters supported by Configurator for Remote I/O control Supported Characters Command Syntax Commands Remote I/O Control SMS CommandsList of commands Status Messages Changing the Password Detailed Command Information and ResponsesList of response messages Changepword Failed Commands for the password controlReading Inputs Changepword OK INPUT1 Y InputGet X commandsInputget ALL OK Inputget X OK Subscribing to Input Alarms InputGetChange commands for alarm functionality Reading Outputs InputchangecancelInputgetchange Z Outputget X OK OutputGet X commandsWriting Outputs Output X Y OutputSet X commands Inverting Outputs OutputInvert X commandsOutputinvert X OK Output X Y Output Pulses Output 7 Output 8 Output 9 Output X Locked OutputPulse X commandsOutputpulse X on Outputpulse X OFF Cancelling Output Pulses Output Pulse OFF time Error Network Time Missing Outputpulsecancel OutputPulseCancel X commandsOutput X Pulse Cancelled Term123 Outputpulse 1 on 5s GPS support configured to serial port Location information Bbbbbbbbb Location Latitude LocationgetLocation Longitude Safety Information Network Support Medical Devices AntennaVehicles Care and Maintenance Potentially Explosive Environments 49/49