EXAMPLE 1

Send a voice message to notify that something has changed in accessing the WiFi network. It could be used to signal that the WiFi router is no longer accessible or has stopped working.


SSI SSID NETWORK






AT+CALL=+391234,alarm.wav,4





trigger event is a change in the WiFi network

The first action contains the command that makes a call to the number +391234 by playing the alarm.wav audio file 4 times.
Phone calls are queued to be made as soon as the resource is available, so they may be delayed from the time the rule is triggered if other calls are in progress or if the cellular network is not available.

EXAMPLE 2

Send an email notification when someone sends a command from the integrated web server (pages on the SD card).


SRV COMMAND FROM EMBEDDED WEB SERVER






AT#EMAIL=laura@work.com,"$D01 local command"





trigger event is a command from the integrated webserver.

The first action contains the command that sends an EMAIL to laura@work.com with the object name of the device ($ D01) followed by the text "local command".

EXAMPLE 3

Send an SMS when someone accesses the integrated webserver (by entering the password) to view the pages on the SDcard.


SCH**** SCHEDULED AT TIME **:**

$W04=1 WEBSERVER OPEN = 1





M11=1





TRIGGER EVENT occurs every minute (****).

The first condition checked is that the webserver is open.

The first action contains the command that sets the memory bit 1 = 1.


SCH**** SCHEDULED AT TIME **:**

$W04=0 WEBSERVER OPEN = 0





M11=0





TRIGGER EVENT occurs every minute (****).

The first condition checked is that the webserver is NOT open.

The first action contains the command that sets the memory bit 1 = 0.


M1 MEMORY BIT 1






AT+SMS=+391234,"$D01 : $D11 $W05 $W01 $W03%"





trigger event is the state change of the memory bit 1.

The first action contains the command that sends an SMS message to the number +391234 with the text: "$D01 : $D11 $W01 $W05%".
In place of each TAG the corresponding value will be inserted:
$D01 name of the device
$D11 IP address of the device (in the public network)
$W05 IP address of the device (in the WiFI network)
$W01 name of the SSID to which the device is connected
$W03 WiFi radio signal strength