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COMMUNICATIONS Avior has multiple communication channels through which it can interact with humans and machines. Telephone call The AT+CALL allows you to make telephone calls. If the recipient answers the call, it will be possible to play an audio file and also detect any pressed key (DTMF). The same features are available when receiving calls from both users and unknown. SMS The AT+SMS command allows you to send SMS messages. It is also possible to receive SMS from both users and unknown. Chat message The AT#TGM command allows you to send Telegram chat messages through the myAvior BOT which also manages the chat reception of messages sent to the device. The AT#EMAIL command allows you to send e-mail messages. Each device has an address for receiving emails. LAN / WAN devices The AT#DLAN command allows messages to be sent to other devices reachable within the local radio link, while the AT#DWAN command can be used for remote devices connected to the Internet. It is possible to manage incoming messages from both LAN devices and WAN devices. Bluetooth Avior can operate as a BLUETOOTH advertiser and observer. Modbus TCP Avior can operate as a Modbus TCP server accessible from the WiFi network allowing direct control of inputs and outputs. Modbus RTU The AT#RTUW command allows you to write coils / registers of a device connected to COM port using the Modbus RTU protocol while the AT#RTUR command is avaiable for reading. HTTP / UDP requests The AT#HTTP command allows you to make requests with GET, POST, PUT and DELETE methods to any address, both HTTP and HTTPS. Alternatively the AT#UDP command allows data to be sent to the specified port of an IP address using the simpler UDP protocol. Webhooks The sending of notifications to 4 distinct HTTP or HTTPS addresses to be carried out when the configuration, log, users and rules change is possible by defining specific webhooks. Webserver It is possible to activate a webserver for the publication of customized web pages from the SD card to WiFi network linked devices. MQTT The AT#MQTT command allows the publication of topics. The MQTT settings allow you to define the broker's address and service mode, publish specific topics and subscribe to topic for receiving commands. API A comprehensive set of APIs allows device management from any IoT platform. |