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5.5 Parameterization
Parameterization is done line-oriented, i.e. a command line has to be closed down by CR.
Thte ComuCont Dual requires the entry with a „:“-Prompt at the start of the line. The
settings have to be saved via the SAV-command in the EEPROM. Otherwise the changes
are rejected.
5.5.1 Commands
Command-Format Effect Default value
WNAxxxxxxxx
Sets the 8-digit ComuCont-ID / Transparent-code. This ID is transfered to the control
station in case of a timer-controlled recall (COMUDUAL\comu-id)
00000000
RNA
Reading of the ComuCont-ID.
WNPxxxx
Setting of the 4-digit PIN of the SIM-card. With 4 blanks, the PIN is deleted. blank
RNP
Reading of the 4-digit PIN (4 blanks = deactivated)
WDLn
Sets the 8-digit ComuCont-ID into transparent-mode -code active (n=1)/inactive (n=0) 0
RDL
Reading of the activation recognition
RVE
Readout of Firmware Version: CWAV0A00 V1.00
RER
Reading of the current default number (Decimal number)
BIT Information
0 Parameter default – parameterized with PARACOM
1 EEPROM-default – Hardware-default
2 Clock-default – set time with PARACOM/Hardware-default
3 PUK query/no answer from the radio-module – release via PUK
4 Parameterized PIN is unvalid.
5 Radio-Module queries for PIN, however this was not yet parameterized
6 RAM-default – Hardware-default
WZEhh:mm:ss
Sets the internal time
RZE
Output of the current time in the next line in format hh:mm:ss 00:00:00
WDATT:MM:JJ
Setting the current date of the real-time-clock 01.01.99
RZE
Output of the current date in the next line in format TT:MM:JJ
WCO<baud>,<db>
,<stop>,<parity>
Sets the settings of the serial digital trunk interface. Example: WCO9600,8,1,N
For <baud> the values 300, 600, 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600 are possible
For the number of data bits <db> the values 7, 8 are possible.
For the number of Stop bits <stop> the values 1,2 are possible
For the <parity> the values N, E, O are possible.
9600,8,1,N
RCO
Output of the current communication-adjustment in the next line in format
<baud>,<db>,<stop>,<parity>.
RMR
Reading of the radio-module-reset intervalls in minutes (0-9999). In the indicated
intervall the radio-module is restarted (RESET) – then the module re-logs into the
radio-net.
WMR
Setting of the radio-module-reset intervall in minutes (0-9999). If the value 0 is
indicated, the function is de-activated.
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WS0n
Setting the number of ringing signals (n=1-9) before call acception 1
RS0
Reading of the set number of ringing signals
WRAhh:mm-
hh:mm
Setting of a time domain (from – to), within which the ComuCont Dual accepts a call.
The domain can also surpass midnight (e.g.: WRA23:00-02:00)
00:00-24:00
RRA
Output of the current call-acception-time domain in format hh:mm-hh:mm
WRRwMMhh:mm
Sets the time and intervall at which the ComuCont Dual automatically starts a recall
(00000:00 : recall is inactive).
w : indicates the day of the week on which the recall is to be realized
0=Mo, 1=Tue a.s.o.; * does not mean weekly
MM: Recall-day of the month [1..31]; ** does not mean monthly
hh:mm: Recall-hour[0..23] – recall-minute [0..59]
Example:
WRR*0112:00 (recall on each first of the month at 12:00)
WRR2**23:00 (recall on each Wednesday at 23:00)
WRR***06:30 (recall daily at 06:30)
00000:00
RRR
Output of the recall-intervall in format wMMhh:mm (see above).
WRVxx
Sets the number of recall trails (xx=0..30).
Between these recalls, the system pauses for 1minute, respectively.
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