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3.6.4. Factory reset

By performing a factory reset all settings will be lost and a reset to the default settings will be prompted.

Notification procedure

The notification procedure starts in the event of a status change or error. If set up, the SVA will first

establish a data connection and send data, and then send the associated notification message to the first

contact on the call list that has been set up. After the notification message has been sent, the SVA waits

for an acceptance SMS. This is called the acceptance period. During this period, the user is required to

send an SMS back to the SVA to ensure that the notification procedure is ended. If this does not occur, the

next contact from the call list will receive an SMS.

4.1.

Notification message

An SMS alarm message is structures as follows: device name | input name | status.

• Device name: contains a text chosen by the user. This can be set up in the system menu.

• Input name: contains a text chosen by the user, which is coupled to the input channel. This can be set

up in the I/O menu for the relevant input.

System errors such as the Ethernet error and the 'no numbers coupled' error have a fixed text (in English)

that cannot be changed. For example, Ethernet failure uses Ethernetfault.

• Status: shows whether an input channel is Active or Idle. Active and recovery texts can be set up in the

system menu.

This is used if an Email address is entered in the call list. In the event of a notification, the dialler first

sends a message to Checkmyproces via httpost, whereupon Checkmyproces converts the notification

into an Email message and sends this to the Email address that has been entered. The structure of the

message is the same as the SMS.

4.2.

Notification of status changes

After input channel 1 has been activated, the following can be observed:

• The green LED (on/busy) flashes 1x to indicate that input channel 1 is active;

• After a few seconds, the green LED (on/busy) flashes faster to indicate that the SMS message is being

sent;

• The green LED (on/busy) again flashes 1x. The SMS message has been sent;

• The notification message appears on the mobile phone to which the SMS message has been sent; this

message can be structured as follows: LOCATION PUMP FAULT Active;

• The green LED (on/busy) continues to show the status of the input until this ceases to be active;

• If the input returns to idle mode and a recovery report has been set up, the notification message will be

structured as follows: LOCATION PUMP FAULT Idle.

4.3.

Acceptance SMS

After receiving the alarm message, an acceptance SMS should be sent back. The content of this message

does not matter as the SVA uses number recognition to accept the SMS.

4.4.

Notification of mains power failure

The SVA is equipped with a supercap. This gives the dialler the option of sending a few messages in the

event of a power failure. The associated notification message is sent to the first number in the call list

linked to the mains power failure. Any set acceptance time is ignored. This means that sufficient power is

present in the powercaps to execute the reports.

After the power fails, the following can be observed:

• The red LED (error) flashes 5x to indicate that the supply voltage has been lost;

• After a few seconds, the green LED (on/busy) flashes faster to indicate that the SMS message is being

sent;

• The green LED (on/busy) remains on. The SMS message has been sent;

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Index

Figure 2 Notification procedure

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