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6.2) Example 2
To program the MTD1000 to receive data and reports via SMS
The MTD1000 can be installed in your vehicle as a security tracking device.
This setup alerts your mobile phone via SMS when your vehicle security has been breached, sending
the GPS data of your car’s location using standard/compressed or NMEA report.
Setup:
Run the hyper terminal to configure the MTD1000 via AT commands
1. Set SMS Number List for MTD1000
Assign:
AT$CS=1,”12345678” //Set SMS #1
AT$CS=2,”87654321” //Set SMS #2
AT$CS=3,”+0987654321123456789” //Set SMS #3
……
AT$CS=20,"+1234567890123456789" //Set SMS #20
Up to 20 mobile phone numbers
Please refer to 6 Channel Functions------6.1 SMS Number List – CS of MTD1000
Command Guide R2.6
To run hyper terminal or use the mobile phone which phone number has been set to the MTD1000
via above AT command to configure and program the MTD1000 via AT commands.
2. To configure and program the MTD1000 via Hyper Terminal or the mobile phone
which phone number has been saved at the MTD1000 by AT$CS command above.
a) Assign:
AT$SI=”000001” // Set the Unit ID via Hyper Terminal
Or
AT$SI=”000001”; // Set the Unit ID via the mobile phone
……
Please refer to 4 General Functions of MTD1000 Command Guide R2.6
b). Assign:
AT$MC // Memory is cleared via Hyper Terminal
Or
AT$MC; // Memory is cleared via the mobile phone
……
Please refer to 5 Data Logging Functions of MTD1000 Command Guide R2.6
c). Assign:
AT$CT=1,” 192.168.104.173",2020 //Assign the socket #1 via Hyper
Terminal
Or
AT$CT=1,” 192.168.104.173",2020; //Assign the socket #1 via the
mobile phone
……
Please refer to 6 Channel Functions of MTD1000 Command Guide R2.6