Inverting Outputs | Nokia 12 GSM MODULE REMOTE I/O instruction

OUTPUT 3: OFF

OUTPUT 4: OFF

OUTPUT 5: OFF

OUTPUT 6: OFF

OUTPUT 7: OFF

OUTPUT 8: OFF

OUTPUT 9: OFF

9.3.6Inverting Outputs

Use the Output_Invert X commands to invert digital output states. The state of an output can be changed without knowing its previous state. Note that all example control messages in this chapter use the “term123” identifier string and the password property is set off (see Table 11).

Table 11. Output_Invert X commands

Command Type	Command	Comments

Output_Invert X		term123 Output_Invert X	The command inverts
			output pin X to
	Response:		opposite state.
		OUTPUT_INVERT X: OK
		OUTPUT X: Y
	The X refers to output pin number, X=1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9.
	The Y refers to either ON or OFF

Output_Invert All		term123 Output_Invert	The command inverts
		All	all output pins to
	Response:		opposite state.
	Response:
		OUTPUT_INVERT ALL: OK
		OUTPUT 1: X
		OUTPUT 2: X
		OUTPUT 3: X
		OUTPUT 4: X
		OUTPUT 5: X
		OUTPUT 6: X

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Contents

Nokia 12 GSM Module Contents Page Legal Notice Acronyms and Terms About this Document General IntroductionRemote I/O Control Functions in the Remote I/O controlPage Security Page Getting Started Setting UP the Configurator Environment Mandatory Settings Connecting a Device or a Machine Defining the Message Identifier Reading and Writing Parameters User Control Mode dialog Short Messages dialog Setting the SMS Centre Address 12/49 Disabling Acknowledgements Optional Configurations General settings Authorised numbers Security Settings Security settings Authentication Aliasing Setting aliases for device commands Input Settings Input settings Default Output Value Setting 21/49 INPUT/OUTPUT PIN Descriptions PIN descriptions Port settings in Configurator Supported Characters Characters supported by Configurator for Remote I/O control Command Syntax List of commands Remote I/O Control SMS CommandsCommands Status Messages List of response messages Detailed Command Information and ResponsesChanging the Password Reading Inputs Commands for the password controlChangepword Failed Changepword OK Inputget ALL OK InputGet X commandsINPUT1 Y Inputget X OK Subscribing to Input Alarms InputGetChange commands for alarm functionality Inputgetchange Z InputchangecancelReading Outputs Writing Outputs OutputGet X commandsOutputget X OK Output X Y OutputSet X commands Outputinvert X OK Output X Y OutputInvert X commandsInverting Outputs Output 7 Output 8 Output 9 Output Pulses Outputpulse X on OutputPulse X commandsOutput X Locked Outputpulse X OFF Output Pulse OFF time Error Network Time Missing Cancelling Output Pulses Output X Pulse Cancelled OutputPulseCancel X commandsOutputpulsecancel Term123 Outputpulse 1 on 5s Location information GPS support configured to serial port Bbbbbbbbb Location LocationgetLocation Latitude Longitude Network Support Safety Information Vehicles AntennaMedical Devices Potentially Explosive Environments Care and Maintenance 49/49

9.3.6Inverting Outputs

Table 11. Output_Invert X commands

OUTPUT_INVERT X: OK

OUTPUT X: Y

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