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GEN 44i
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
I DESCRIPTION ................................................................................................................................................ 6
2 CASING .......................................................................................................................................................... 8
2.1 CASING ................................................................................................................................................................... 8
2.2 BOX .......................................................................................................................................................................... 8
3 GENERAL PRESENTATIONS ....................................................................................................................... 9
II - PREAMBLE ................................................................................................................................................ 10
- POSSIBILITIES OF THE UNIT: ........................................................................................................................................ 10
- POWER UP: .................................................................................................................................................................. 11
- DIALOGUE MODE: ....................................................................................................................................................... 12
- LOCAL DOWNLOAD MODE: ......................................................................................................................................... 12
- REMOTE DOWNLOAD MODE: ....................................................................................................................................... 13
- V24 PROG SYSTEM AND GSM INTERCONNECTION MODE:.......................................................................................... 13
III - AT* COMMANDS ...................................................................................................................................... 14
- AT*INIT: DEFINITION OF THE ACTIONS ON POWER UP ............................................................................................... 14
- AT*E: DEFINE AND DISPLAY THE ALARM INPUTS ....................................................................................................... 14
- AT*A: ACCESS TO WRITING A SCRIPT FOR AN INPUT .................................................................................................. 15
- AT*ANA : ALLOW US WRITING ANALOG INPUT SCRIPT .......................................................................................... 15
- AT*BAT: DEFINITION OF THE ACTIONS AFTER DETECTING A LOW BATTERY VOLTAGE THRESHOLD .......................... 16
- AT*R: CLEAR CURRENT ALARMS ............................................................................................................................... 16
- AT*T: VALUE OF THE INACTIVITY TIMEOUT .............................................................................................................. 17
IV - AT! COMMANDS ...................................................................................................................................... 18
- AT!EEPE: COMPLETELY ERASE THE SAVED CONFIGURATION.................................................................................... 18
- AT!ETATS: DISPLAY THE STATE OF THE GEN 44I INPUTS / OUTPUTS AND THE BATTERY VOLTAGE ......................... 18
AT!S : MANAGEMENT OUTPUT .................................................................................................................................... 18
V - AT\ COMMANDS ....................................................................................................................................... 19
- AT\S: DISPLAY THE SAVED SCRIPTS ........................................................................................................................... 19
VI - AT# COMMAND........................................................................................................................................ 19
- AT#: QUIT MODES: DIALOGUE, DOWNLOAD, INTERCONNECTION ............................................................................... 19
VII - ATI COMMAND........................................................................................................................................ 19
VIII - AT& COMMAND ..................................................................................................................................... 20

- AT&SMS: SMS RECEPTION MANAGEMENT ............................................................................................................... 20
- AT&A: CHOOSE THE EXTERNAL COMMUNICATION INTERFACE.................................................................................. 20
IX - AT+ COMMAND ....................................................................................................................................... 21
- AT+L: CHOOSE THE LANGUAGE USED ........................................................................................................................ 21
- AT+ICF: CHOOSE THE FORMAT USED ........................................................................................................................ 21
X - AT% COMMAND ....................................................................................................................................... 22
- AT%S: MANAGE THE LOW BATTERY THRESHOLD ...................................................................................................... 22
XI - MACRO-COMMANDS .............................................................................................................................. 22
- S: DRIVE THE OUTPUTS ............................................................................................................................................... 22
- MESA: SEND AN ASCII MESSAGE ............................................................................................................................. 22
- MESG: SEND A SHORT MESSAGE (SMS) .................................................................................................................... 23
- V24=N: INTERCONNECTION BETWEEN THE V24 PROG SYSTEM OR RS485 AND THE GSM ......................................... 23
- T: TIMEOUT ................................................................................................................................................................ 23
- CDEALI: GSM POWER SUPPLY MANAGEMENT .......................................................................................................... 24
- CDEDTR: MANAGE THE DTR SIGNAL OF THE GSM ................................................................................................. 24

- ACK: ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ....................................................................................................................................... 24
- REPORT: TRANSFER REMOTE INPUTS........................................................................................................................ 26
- LABEL: LABEL ........................................................................................................................................................ 26
- JUMP: JUMP ............................................................................................................................................................... 27
- JNV: JUMP IF NOT VOCAL ........................................................................................................................................... 27
- RESET: RESET THE GSM OR GEN44I MODEM .......................................................................................................... 28
- WDTMF: WAIT FOR A DTMF CODE .......................................................................................................................... 28
- TDTMF: TEST A RECEIVED DTMF CODE ................................................................................................................... 29
- NETWORK: TEST THAT THE GSM NETWORK IS PRESENT ......................................................................................... 29
- END: END OF SCRIPT COMMAND ................................................................................................................................ 29
- //: COMMENT SEPARATOR ........................................................................................................................................... 29
XII – THE INTERNAL GSM MODEM .............................................................................................................. 30
- TO COMMISSION THE GSM MODEM: ........................................................................................................................... 30
- PIN CODE: ................................................................................................................................................................ 30
- TO ENTER A PIN CODE:............................................................................................................................................... 30
- TO LOCK THE PIN CODE: ............................................................................................................................................ 31
- TO CHANGE THE PIN CODE: ........................................................................................................................................ 31
- TO TEST THE GSM NETWORK PRESENCE: ................................................................................................................... 31
- MAIN HAYES COMMANDS: ......................................................................................................................................... 32
XIII - PROGRAMMING EXAMPLES FOR THE GEN 44I ................................................................................ 33
- SCRIPT ON POWER UP: ................................................................................................................................................. 33
- DOWNLOADING OR REMOTE DIALOGUE: ..................................................................................................................... 33
- TO CONTROL THE OUTPUTS BY RECEIVING A DTMF CODE: ........................................................................................ 34
- COMMENT ON SENDING SHORT MESSAGES (SMS): ..................................................................................................... 34
©
XV - FONCTIONNEMENT EN MODBUS .................................................................................................... 35
ATTENTION: FURTHER TO AN EXHAUST IT IS INEVITABLY NECESSARY RE TO GRAB THE ORDER OF SWING IN
MODBUS. ................................................................................................................................................................... 35
XV.1 - SLAVE MODE ............................................................................................................................................... 35
15.1.1 - Command MODBUS AT$ : ................................................................................................................ 35
15.1.2 – Output Call........................................................................................................................................ 36
15.1.3 – Incoming Call .................................................................................................................................... 37
15.1.4 – Registers ............................................................................................................................................ 37
15.1.5 – Function code .................................................................................................................................... 38
15.1.6 – Usable Address description ............................................................................................................... 40
APPENDIX 1 .................................................................................................................................................... 47
- SIGNALS ON THE V24 PROG SYSTEM CONNECTOR: ................................................................................................ 47
- FRONT VIEW OF THE "FEMALE" V24 PROG SYSTEM CONNECTOR: .......................................................................... 47
APPENDIX 2 .................................................................................................................................................... 48
- SIGNALS ON THE V24 PERIPHERAL OPTION CONNECTOR:........................................................................................... 48
APPENDIX 3 .................................................................................................................................................... 49
- SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM OF AN INPUT: ........................................................................................................................... 49
- SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM OF AN OUTPUT: ........................................................................................................................ 49
APPENDIX 4 .................................................................................................................................................... 50
- MEMORY SPACE USED BY THE MACRO-COMMANDS: ................................................................................................... 50
- TECHNICAL DATA: ...................................................................................................................................................... 52
APPENDIX 6 .................................................................................................................................................... 53
- INTERPRETATION OF THE STATUS LED ON THE GSM .............................................................................................. 53
APPENDIX 7 .................................................................................................................................................... 54
- ANTENNA CABLE ........................................................................................................................................................ 54
- TO INSTALL A REMOTE ANTENNA ............................................................................................................................... 54
OPTIONS ......................................................................................................................................................... 55
- INTERNAL BATTERY FOR THE GEN44I........................................................................................................................ 55

- SPECIFIC MACRO-COMMANDS ..................................................................................................................................... 55
I DESCRIPTION
The GEN 44i is a programmable GSM remote transmitter. The GEN 44i consists of a PCB
and a dual band GSM (WMOi3) placed in a unit that is designed to be mounted on a DIN
rail.
Unit dimensions:
- Height: 120 mm
- Width: 45 mm
- Length: 135 mm
The following are located on the front panel:
- A light-emitting diode that indicates the status of the GSM: GSM (see appendix 6)
- A GSM antenna connector (male FME)
- A light-emitting diode that indicates power presence: PWR
- The V24 PROG SYSTEM connector (female Sub-D) for the link to the computer
system used to program the GEN 44i.
The following are located underneath the unit:
- The connector (RJ 45) V24 Periph. Option for the link to a communication
peripheral (STN modem, radio, carrier current…). In this case, the internal GSM
modem no longer exists.
- The connectors for:
- The RS485 link.

- The external battery (float mounted on the power supply).
- The power supply (from 7.5V to 30 VDC).
- the controlled power supply
- The 4 on/off inputs and their common pin (E1 E2 E3 E4 Com Entrées).
- the 4 control outputs (rating 0.12A/250V)
A+ RS485 link
B- RS485 link
-- Battery -
+ Battery +
+ Power supply +7.5V to 30V
- Power supply ground
+ Power Controlled power supply

management
E1 Input 1
E2 Input 2
E3 Input 3
E4 Input 4
Com Entrées Common input ground
S1 Output 1-1
S1 Output 1-2
S2 Output 2-1
S2 Output 2-2
S3 Output 3-1
S3 Output 3-2
S4 Output 4-1
S4 Output 4-2
Note: See APPENDICES 1 and 2 for connection schematics and V24 links.
- Extension card:
E12 / E11 / Alarm Input.

E10 / E9
Com Common input (Is not a ground)
E8 / E7 / E6 / Alarm Input.
E5 .
Com Common input (Is not a ground)
Gnd
EANA4 / Analog Input 4-20 mA.
EANA 3
+10V Output Power
Gnd
EANA2 / EANA 1 Analog Input 4-20 mA.
+10V Output Power
2 CASING
2.1 CASING
The Shipments:
- A Gen 44i box,

- A Gen 44i,
- A 9 pts M/F cable,
- 2 connector F 8 pin,
- 1 Instructions Sheet.
2.2 Box
Box Size:
- l : 163 mm,
- H : 66 mm,
- L : 295 mm.
3 GENERAL PRESENTATIONS
GSM LED
Power LED
Antenna
Connector
FME/M
SIM Card
Reader
RS232
Sub D 9F
Connecter 4pin :
- RS485
- Battery
Connector 8 pin:
- External power Supply
- DIGITAL INPUT
Connector 8pin :
- DIGITAL OutPut
II - PREAMBLE
The GEN 44i can be used to start scripts on input switching, incoming calls and on a low voltage threshold when used with a battery.
- Possibilities of the unit:
- Definition of an initialisation script using a set of macro-commands.

- Definition of the inputs (recognition time, simple or double, release condition)
- Definition of one script per input (8 for double contacts on the inputs + 1 on the Ring
indicator (incoming call), +1 on the low battery threshold) using a set of macro-
commands.
Possible macro-commands:
- Activate or deactivate the outputs (4 outputs available).

- Send ASCII messages to the internal GSM: Hayes commands, ASCII
messages …
- Send a GSM short message (SMS).
- Interconnect the V24 PROG SYSTEM and GSM serial link.
- Start a wait timeout.
- Drive the internal GSM power supply.
- Drive the DTR signal of the internal GSM.
- Wait for acknowledgement by:
- ASCII messages
- Short message (SMS)
- DTMF Code
- Wait for a DTMF code

- Test of received DTMF code
- Test if the GSM network is present
- Transfer remote contacts.
- Display the Inputs/Outputs locally or remotely.
- Download scripts locally or remotely.
- Power up:
On power up with the memory blank, the GEN 44i is in the following condition:
- Inputs: deactivated
- Outputs: open
- Internal GSM DTR: active
- Internal GSM: supplied
- Dialogue format: 8-bit, no parity
- External link : RS232
- Dialogue mode:
To access this mode, a terminal is required that can be configured at 9600 baud, 8 bits and no parity (such as Windows HyperTerminal).
Principle:
- Connect the serial output on your terminal to the GEN 44i via the V24 PROG
SYSTEM connector.
- Set the terminal to 9600 baud, 8 bits, no parity (default format).
- Send the escape sequence: the "-" character 3 times by respecting a minimum
1.5-second holding time before and when sending characters.
- The GEN 44i then sends back the message: DIALOGUE MODE
From this moment, the GEN 44i is ready to receive commands.
DIALOGUE MODE is quitted after a 1-minute timeout if no characters pass, or directly with
the command AT#.
Note: This mode can also be accessed remotely (see chapter IX)
- Local download mode:
To access this mode, a terminal is required that can be configured to 9600 baud, 8 bits, no
parity and that manages XON XOFF (example: Windows HyperTerminal) and a text editor
that can save a file in text mode (.TXT) such as Word, WordPad or Notepad in Windows.
Downloading principle with "Word" and "HyperTerminal":
- Write the script in Word.

- Save the file in text format (.TXT).
- Connect the serial output of the terminal to the GEN 44i via the V24 PROG
SYSTEM connector.
- Set the terminal to 9600 baud, 8 bits, no parity, XON XOFF (default format).
- Send the ASCII character "*" 3 times (2A in hexadecimal):
- The GEN 44i sends back the message: DOWNLOAD MODE
- Send the text file by using the HyperTerminal "Transfer" function:
Send text file…
- If you have taken the precaution of placing the AT# command at the end of
your file, then the GEN 44i sends back DOWNLOADING COMPLETE.
Otherwise, the GEN 44i stays in download mode.
ò Caution! Downloading does not overwrite all the scripts saved in the GEN 44i.
Only the modified scripts are affected. After downloading, the GEN 44i
reinitialises and restarts the power up script.
- Remote download mode:
The GEN 44i can also download a new script remotely via a modem connection at 9600
bits/s.
To access this mode, a specific remote downloading script must have been loaded beforehand
(see example in chap. IX) and a modem calling at 9600 bit/s associated to a terminal that manages
XON XOFF is required (see previous chapter).
Remote downloading principle:
- Connect the modems at 9600 bits/s.

- Send the ASCII character "*" 3 times (2A in hexadecimal):
- The GEN 44i sends back the message: DOWNLOAD MODE
- Send the update text file.
- The GEN 44i sends back DOWNLOAD COMPLETE.
- Disconnect the modems
ò Caution!
 Downloading does not overwrite all the scripts saved in the GEN 44i, only
the modified scripts are affected.
 After downloading, the GEN 44i reinitialises and restarts the power up
script.
- V24 Prog System and GSM Interconnection mode:
This mode can be used to have a direct link (TX and RX) between the V24 PROG
SYSTEM and the GSM.
To access this mode, a terminal is required that can be configured to 9600 baud, 8 bits
and no parity (such as Windows HyperTerminal).
Principle:
- Connect the serial output of your terminal to the GEN 44i via the V24 PROG
SYSTEM connector.
- Set the terminal to 9600 baud, 8 bits, no parity (default format).
- Send the escape sequence: the character "G" 3 times by respecting a
minimum 1.5-second holding time before and when sending characters.
- The GEN 44i then sends back the message: INTERCONNECTION MODE
From this moment, the direct link is established.
INTERCONNECTION MODE is quitted after a 1-minute timeout if no characters pass, or

directly with the AT# command.
III - AT* COMMANDS
Each command must finish with the end-of-line carriage return character (0D in
hexadecimal). The commands can be sent in upper or lower case characters.
- AT*INIT: Definition of the actions on power up
This command defines the different actions when the GEN 44i is powered up. The actions
may concern the initial state of the outputs and the initialisation of the internal GSM
modem.
The initialisation script has a memory space of 500 bytes (see APPENDIX IV) and must
always end with the END command.
Example:
AT*INIT
CDEALI=C // Close the GSM power supply

O1=C // Close output 1
O2=O // Open output 2
MESA=ATE0Q1O0=1 // Send an init. String to the GSM.
END // End of initialisation.
- AT*E: Define and display the alarm inputs
For the Definition, the command format is:
AT*E=< Input N° (1 to 5)>,< recognition time (0 to 5999 in 10ms steps)>,< input NO

or NC>,< simple or double (S or D)>
ò Caution!
 Input 5 corresponds to the ring indicator signal (RI) of the V24 Periph.
To trigger on an incoming call,
The parameters NO and S must be set.
 The value 0 in the recognition time disables the corresponding input.
Activating the simple or double alarm signifies:

For simple: the alarm is activated on the transition from the release condition to the
operating condition (the release condition is defined by NO or NC)
For double: an alarm is started on each change of state.
Example:
AT*E=1,20,NO,S  Input 1 is taken into account after at least 200-ms activation,

its release condition is open and it is a simple input.
For viewing, the command format is:
AT*E?< Input N° (1 to 5)>
Example:
AT*E ?1  Displays the definition of input 1.
AT*E ?  Displays the definition of all the inputs.
- AT*A: Access to writing a script for an input
This command allocates a script to an input state.

Each script has a memory space of 500 bytes (see APPENDIX IV) and must always finish
with the END command.
An input is characterised by its "definition" (see above):
- For a double input, the GEN 44i allocates a script for each state, which gives 2
distinct scripts.
- For a simple input, the GEN 44i only allocates one script.
Format:
AT*A< act on the transition to alarm (+) or return to release condition (-)>
=< Input N° (1 to 5)>
+ For the inactive to active transition
- For the active to inactive transition
After the command AT*A, all the macro-commands (see below) will be allocated to the
script for the chosen input until the END command that indicates the end of the script.
With Extension card Input number 1 to 13
Example:
AT*A+=3  Access script writing for input 3 when input 3 is activated.
AT*A-=3  Access script writing for input 3 when input 3 is deactivated.
- AT*ANA : Allow us writing ANALOG Input script
This command can create script with analog input.

At this end you must put FIN.
You can define 2 different actions :
- Double Input : Gen44i can run 2 script per Input

- Simple Input : Gen44i can run 1 script per input
-
Format :
AT*ANA< Action when alarm mode (+) or standby mode (-)>

=< N° input>
+ For overtaking of a threshold
- For le Return to its threshold of repose
Sample :
AT*ANA+=1  Going to the Analog script n°1 when Input 1 More than the high threshold
or the low threshold
AT*A-=1  Going to the Analog script n°1 when Input 1 Return to its threshold of
repose
- AT*BAT: Definition of the actions after detecting a low battery voltage

threshold
This command defines the different actions after a low battery voltage threshold. The script
has a memory space of 500 bytes (see APPENDIX IV) and must always finish with the
END command.
The triggering threshold is programmable, see AT%S command.
Example:
AT*BAT
O1=C // Close output 1

MESG=0612345678,low battery voltage // Send an SMS to 0612345678
END // End of initialisation.
- AT*R: Clear current alarms
This command deactivates triggering a script (only active in dialogue mode). The user
must enter dialogue mode via the escape sequence (---) and use the command described
below.
Format:
AT*R< Input N° (1 to 5)> To designate a specific input.

AT*R Simultaneously for all the inputs.
Example:
Interrupt triggering the script on input 1:

AT*R1
- AT*T: Value of the inactivity timeout
When both V24s are interconnected, one of the possibilities to cut this link is to use
the inactivity timeout:
Principle:
When no more data passes between the two V24s in one direction or the other, the
GEN 44i arms its inactivity timeout. When it expires and there is still no data, both
V24s disconnect.
Format:
AT*T= time in seconds (1 to 5999)
To display the inactivity timeout:

AT*T?
Example:
AT*T=60  60-second inactivity timeout.
IV - AT! COMMANDS
- AT!EEPE: Completely erase the saved configuration
This command completely erases the information saved in the GEN 44i (all scripts and
parameters).
Principle:
The user must enter dialogue mode with the escape sequence (---) and send the
following command:
AT !EEPE
The GEN 44i then sends back:
OK
Then the GEN 44i must be switched off and back on again.
- AT!ETATS: Display the state of the GEN 44i inputs / outputs and the
battery voltage
This command displays the state of the Inputs/Outputs and the battery voltage at a given
moment.
Principle:
following command:
AT !ETATS
For example, the GEN 44i then sends back:
INPUT STATES and the RI(ring indicator)

OOOOC O for open C for closed
OUTPUT STATES
O1=O O2=O O3=O O4=O ALI=O
V BATTERY= 11.88 V
AT!S : Management Output
This command can manage output.
Format :
AT !S < Output n° (1 à 4)>=Statement (O or F or C)

O like Open,
F Like Close
C like twinkling (0,5s/0,5s)
P Like Pulse
Sample :
Close output 1 :
AT !S1=F
V - AT\ COMMANDS
- AT\S: Display the saved scripts
This command displays the contents of the scripts.
Format:
AT\S
Principle:
following command: AT\S
VI - AT# COMMAND
- AT#: Quit modes: dialogue, download, interconnection
This command quits the dialogue, download and interconnection modes and returns to
operating mode.
Format:
AT #
Note: The modes are also quitted if no character passes on the V24 PROG SYSTEM after
a 1-minute timeout expires.
VII - ATI COMMAND
The ATI command indicates the software version of the program in the GEN 44i.
ATI
The GEN 44i then sends back for example:
VERSION V9.0 dated the 11.06.2001
VIII - AT& COMMAND
- AT&SMS: SMS reception management
- Enables SMS reception management:
AT&SMS=1 Enables SMS reception management
AT&SMS=0 Disables SMS reception management
- To program the short messages:
AT&SMS< SMS N° (1 to 8)>=S< output n° (1 to 4)>=output state (O or C or B),

acknowledge by SMS(Yes or No), message(20 characters max)
The acknowledgement SMS is formed by the "ACK:" message followed by the SMS
received.
- To display the short messages:
AT&SMS< SMS N° (1 to 8)> ?
Example:
On receiving the SMS "OUTPUT 2 CLOSED", output 2 is closed and an
acknowledgement SMS is sent.
AT&SMS1=O2=C,O,OUTPUT 2 CLOSED
The acknowledgement SMS is: ACK: OUTPUT 2 CLOSED
- AT&A: Choose the external communication interface
-To choose the interface:
AT&A0 the external interface is an RS232 interface (it uses the V24 PROG
SYSTEM connector)
AT&A1 the external interface is an RS485 (it uses the A+ and B- terminals)
- To display the choice of interface:
AT&A ?
Answer: RS232 or RS485
IX - AT+ COMMAND
- AT+L: Choose the language used
AT+L=0: FRENCH language
AT+L=1: ENGLISH language
- AT+ICF: Choose the format used
Format:
AT+ICF=Format, parity
The following formats are supported:
FORMAT PARITY
1 8 data bits 2 stop bits 0 Odd
2 8 data bits 1 parity bit 1 stop 1 Even
bit
3 8 data bits 1 stop bit 2 Not used
4 7 data bits 2 stop bits 3 Not used
5 7 data bits 1 parity bit 1 stop 4 None
bit
The format is saved automatically.
Example: For an 8-bit, odd parity, 1 stop bit format:
AT+ICF=2.0
- To display the format:
AT+ICF ?
Note: A change of format takes effect immediately.

A change of format also modifies the GSM dialogue format.
X - AT% COMMAND
- AT%S: Manage the low battery threshold
To program the low threshold:
AT%S= low threshold voltage
The low threshold voltage must be between 0 and 25V.

The value accepts two decimals after the decimal point (ex: 10.54).
The tolerance on the voltage is ± 0.1V.
The value 0 disables triggering the corresponding script (See AT*BAT)
To display the low threshold:
AT%S ?
This functionality uses the resources of the GSM modem (analogue/digital converter). It is essential to
activate this converter by sending the command AT+ADC=1 to the GSM modem.
This command must be included in the power up script with the macro-command MESA=AT+ADC=1.
XI - MACRO-COMMANDS
After using the AT*A command, the GEN 44i enters the script writing procedure; a certain
number of commands also called "macro-commands" can then be used to affect the
outputs or GSM.
For each new valid macro-command, the GEN 44i sends back the "OK" report.
Each script has a memory space of 500 bytes (see APPENDIX 4) and must always end
with the END command.
- S: Drive the outputs
This command activates or deactivates a determined output.
O< output n° (1 to 4)>=output state (O or C or B)

O for Open,
C for Closed
B for Blinking (0.5s/0.5s)
Example:
Close output 1:
O1=C
- MESA: Send an ASCII message
This command sends an ASCII message to the internal GSM
Format:
MESA= 40 characters max
Example:
Dial an STN modem connected to the GEN 44i:
MESA=ATDT0W123456789
- MESG: Send a short message (SMS)
This command manages sending a short message (SMS).
MESG=< Telephone N° >,<message>(40 characters max, including telephone n°)

The + sign is accepted in the telephone number.
Example:
Send the mini message "ALARM ON INPUT 2" to portable 0612345678
MESG=0612345678,ALARM ON INPUT 2
- V24=n: Interconnection between the V24 Prog System or RS485 and the
GSM
Direct link (TX and RX) to the GSM when the V24 PROG SYSTEM is chosen.
(see AT&A)
Format:
V24= (P or I or T)
Definition of each parameter:
P: Direct link if the carrier (DCD of the GSM) is present before executing this macro-
command. When this signal disappears, the direct link is eliminated.
I: The direct link is immediate. This mode is quitted when there are no more
characters passing on the link and the timeout programmed by the AT*T command
has expired.
T: The direct link is immediate. This mode is quitted when the timeout programmed
by the AT*T command expires, regardless of the data activity.
Example: V24=T and AT*T=40

The direct link set up for 40 seconds.
- T: Timeout
This command starts a wait timeout in seconds.

The system remains fixed until the timeout has expired.
Format:
T= time in seconds (1 to 5999)
Example: Wait 20 seconds: T=20

The script waits 20 seconds before going on to the next macro-commands.
- CDEALI: GSM power supply management
This command turns the GSM power supply on and off.
Format:
CDEALI= O or C with: O for Open or power supply OFF

C for Closed or power supply ON
Example:
CDEALI=C
Power up the GSM.
- CDEDTR: Manage the DTR signal of the GSM
This command drives the DTR signal of the GSM.
Format:
CDEDTR= O or C with: O for DTR OFF

C for DTR ON
Example:
CDEDTR=O
Make the GSM hang up.
- ACK: Acknowledgement
This command activates waiting for a modem acknowledgement.
Several parameters are assigned to this command.
Format:
ACK=< wait time in seconds (1 to 5999)>,<type of acknowledgement (R or P or M or S or

D)>,
<if M or S or D message of 20 characters max in upper case letters>,< action if no
acknowledgement (R or C or Sx)
With the following for the types of acknowledgement:
R for Ring indicator (RI): wait for an incoming call.
C for Carrier: wait for signal 109 (carrier presence) to be present.
M for Message: wait to receive the character string indicated in the

"message" field.
The programmed message must be surrounded by " (ex: "ALARM").
The received string must end with the carriage return character (0D in hex).
If the received string contains additional characters, they are ignored:
For example, if we wait for CONNECT and we receive CONNECT 9600, the
acknowledgement will be accepted.
S for SMS (GSM short message): identical operation to the M

acknowledgement
D for DTMF (multi-frequency code): identical operation to the M

acknowledgement
The programmed codes must be 0 to 9, A, B, C, D, * and #.
Actions if no acknowledgement:
R for Repeat the actions: No acknowledgement, the GEN 44i repeats waiting
for the acknowledgement five times from the start of the script:
- In case of acknowledgement, it continues its script, ignoring the lines
marked with ",*"
- If there is no acknowledgement after five repeats, it executes the
lines marked with ",*"
C for Continue:
- In case of acknowledgement, it continues its script, ignoring the lines
marked with ",*"
- If there is no acknowledgement, it executes the lines marked with ",*"
Jx for Jump to a label x (x =0 to 9):
ò Caution! A non-acknowledgement cannot go on to a new acknowledge

command; an ACK= command cannot therefore be used with
the marking ",*"
Example:
O1=O
T=2
O1=C
ACK=10,M,”CONNECT”,R
O3=C,*
O2=C
- Output 1 opens; 2-second pause; output 1 closes.

- Wait 10 seconds for the "CONNECT" message
End of the 10 seconds:
 No "CONNECT" message, then return to the start of the script 5
times in a row as long as the acknowledgement has not arrived.
 The "CONNECT" acknowledgement does not arrive:
the line indicated by ,* is executed:
Output 3 closes.
 The "CONNECT" acknowledgement arrives:
The script ignores the line indicated by ,*: and continues
the program: Output 2 closes.
- REPORT: Transfer remote inputs
This command copies the local inputs from one GEN 44i onto the remote outputs of a
second GEN 44i.
Format:
REPORT=(S or T)
Definition of each parameter:
S: Only the input that corresponds to the script will be transferred remotely. For
example, if this command is incorporated in the script that corresponds to input 1
(AT*A+=1), only input 1 will be copied on the remote output 1.
T: All the inputs will be transferred onto the remote outputs from any script.
- LABEL: LABEL
This command defines a Label (used as a marker for jumps).
Format:
LABELX with: X=0 to 9
Example: Define label 5
LABEL5
- JUMP: Jump
This command jumps to a Label.
Format:
JUMP= X with: X=0 to 9
ò Caution! If the label is not found, the jump goes to the end of the script.
Example: Jump to label 5
JUMP=5
O1=O
O3=F
LABEL5
O2=F
In this example, only the macro-command O2=C is executed.
- JNV: Jump if not vocal
During an incoming call, this command (incoming call indicator input 5) tests the type of
communication set up, vocal or data.
If set up as data, then jump to a label, otherwise continue with the rest of the script.
Format:
JNV= X with: X=0 to 9
ò Caution! If the label is not found, the jump goes to the end of the script.
Example:
JNV=4
JUMP=3
LABEL4
V24=P
In this example, it set up as data, the next macro-command executed is V24=P.
- COM: Vocal communication
This command manages communication in vocal mode.

This command performs the following actions:
- wait x seconds to set up vocal communication
- if no communication, then jump to a label
- otherwise output command (optional) and wait for the end of the
communication
Format:
COM=< wait time in seconds (1 to 5999)>,<jump if no communication (JUMP=n)>,

< command for an output (Oy=O or C or B) >,< command for an output(Oz=O or C or B)>
The output commands are optional.
Example:
COM=120,JUMP=2
or
COM=120,JUMP=2,O1=C
or
COM=120,JUMP=2,O1=C,O3=B
- RESET: Reset the GSM or GEN44i modem

This command makes hardware reset of the GSM modem or GEN44i.
Format:
RESET= X with: X=0 to reset the GSM modem

X=1 to reset the GEN44i, corresponds to power up
- WDTMF: Wait for a DTMF code
This command waits for the first element of the DTMF code for duration XXX then starts a
capture timeout YY for the acquisition of the complete DTMF code.
WDTMF= XXX,YY with: XXX wait time in seconds (1 to 5999)

YY capture time in seconds (1 to 255)
This time is started by the 1st code received
Example:
WDTMF=120,4
- TDTMF: Test a received DTMF code
This command compares a DTMF code and jumps if the received DTMF code
corresponds to the requested code.
This command must be preceded with the WDTMF command.
Format:
TDTMF= XXX,SY with: XXX requested DTMF code (20 digits max)
Y label for the jump if code correct
Example:
TDTMF=0123*,S1
If the received DTMF code is 0123*, then jump to label 1
- NETWORK: Test that the GSM network is present
NETWORK=1 The GSM network present test is activated
NETWORK=0 The GSM network present test is deactivated
A loss of the GSM network for more than 2 minutes triggers the power up script (AT*INIT).
During GSM network absence, the inputs are still managed but the scripts are blocked.
When the GSM network is again available, the waiting scripts are started.
For this macro-command to operate correctly, see the power up script proposal in chapter
XIII.
- END: End of script command
This command indicates the end of a script.
- //: Comment separator
This separator is inserted in a line of a script and allows the comment to be inserted.
The end of the comment must end with the carriage return (0D in hex.)
Example: O1=C //Close output 1
XII – THE INTERNAL GSM MODEM
- To commission the GSM modem:
 Turn the GEN44i off.

 Open the GEN44i case (4 screws).
 Place the mini SIM card in the support and close the flap.
 Check the internal antenna connection.
 Close the GEN44i case (4 screws).
 Connect the external antenna (see appendix 7).
 Turn the GEN44i on: the status led must be permanently on (see appendix 6).
 The first time it is powered up, the PIN code must be entered. This is done by
using the GSM Prog system V24 interconnection mode (see PREAMBLE and
PIN CODE chapter)
 Check the reception level (see the technical documentation for the WMOI3 on
our site).
- PIN CODE:
Two operating modes are then possible:
A - The PIN code must be entered after each new power up.
B - The PIN code is saved on the card. It will no longer be requested each time the unit
is powered up and the unit will remain permanently operational.
- To enter a PIN code:
The PIN code is essential to make a call or accept an answer coming from the GSM
network.
This code is contained on the SIM card and it can be changed by the user.
ò Caution! The user only has 3 attempts to enter the PIN code. Once these 3 attempts
have been exceeded, only a second code, the PUK code, supplied by the operator will
allow a new PIN code to be chosen. (See chapter To change the PIN code).
1 – Enter the PIN code (example if the PIN code =1234):

AT+CPIN=1234
2 – Check the PIN code:
AT+CPIN ?
The GSM modem sends back: +CPIN : READY : The PIN code is correct
+CPIN : SIM PIN : The PIN code is incorrect or
has not been entered yet.
+CPIN : SIM PUK : The PUK code is demanded.
- To lock the PIN code:

To avoid systematically entering the PIN code for the SIM card each time it is turned on, a
command can be used to lock the request;
ò Caution! the card will be unlocked and can then be used on any other GSM
terminal.
Example: if the PIN code =1234:
1 – Enter the PIN code:

AT+CPIN=1234
2 – Check the PIN code:
AT+CPIN ?
The GSM modem sends back: +CPIN : READY
3 – Lock the PIN code (SC must be typed in Upper case characters):
AT+CLCK= « SC »,0,1234 (The digit 0 indicates locked)
The next time the GSM modem is turned on, it will accept any call or response coming
from the network.
To activate the PIN code request again each time it is powered up, simply enter:
AT+CLCK= « SC »,1,1234
- To change the PIN code:
The PIN code can be changed by the user on the condition that the current PIN code is
known.
AT+CPWD= « SC », old code, new code
Example: AT+CPWD= « SC »,1234,4321
Changing the PIN code of the SIM card implies entering it each time before using the GSM
modem.
- To test the GSM network presence:
Before starting a call, it is possible to test that the GSM network is present by executing
the command:
AT+CREG ?
The responses: +CREG=0,2 Looking for the operator network
+CREG=0,1 National operator network found
+CREG=0,5 Roaming operator network found
The values 1 and 5 indicate that the equipment is recognised by the network.
- Main Hayes commands:
The GSM modem allows concatenation of AT commands by using the semicolon

separator ";"
Example: ATE0 ;+IFC=0,0 ;&W
ATE ATE1 With echo

ATE0 No echo
Save with AT&W
ATQ ATQ0 With reports (default with AT&F)

ATQ1 No reports
Save with AT&W
ATV ATV0 Numbered messages

ATV1 Verbal messages (default with AT&F)
Save with AT&W
ATZ Restore the configuration saved in EEPROM.
AT&F Restore and save the factory configuration.

ò Caution! certain commands are not restored; consult
the list in the list of AT commands.
AT&W Save the current configuration
AT&V Display the current configuration
AT&D: AT&D0 Forced DTR signal

AT&D1 On falling edge, transition from transfer mode to dialogue
mode. (default with AT&F)
AT&D2 Hang up by DTR: transition to the low state then to the
high state. NB: the modem can call or answer without
DTR (see restrictions on the signals).
AT&S: AT&S0 Force the DSR signal

AT&S1 The DSR signal follows the communication
AT&C: AT&C0 Force the DCD signal

AT&C1 The DCD signal follows the communication
For the other commands, see the list of AT commands in the WISM02C ref.: AT410.PDF.
XIII - PROGRAMMING EXAMPLES FOR THE GEN 44i
- Script on power up:
// Caution, for this example, the center service address must have been entered
on the sim card
AT*INIT
T=15
LABEL1
MESA=AT+CFUN=1
T=4
MESA=AT&F;+WAIP=1;+WIND=8;&D2
//T=2 // 2s timeout
//MESA=AT+CPIN=0000 If pin code not saved remove and set the 2 front
bars if
ACK=120,M,"+WIND: 4",S1 // 30s wait for network detection, otherwise jump
to LABEL1
T=2
MESA=AT+VGT=64;ADC=1;+CRC=1;+SIDET=0,0
T=2
NETWORK=1 // network test validated
END // end of initialisation script
- Downloading or remote dialogue:
//definition of the script on power up

See example above
//definition of the input that corresponds to the ring indicator (RI)

At*e=5,50,NO,S //Input 5 definition (Ring indicator)
With extension card

At*e=13,5,NO,S
//definition of the script

AT*A+=5
ACQ=20,M,"ASYNC",S2 // Wait ASYNC for incoming data call and jump
MESA=ATA //Modem Response
ACQ=120,P,C // Wait during 120s
V24=P // Interconnection, possibility of switching to
// dialogue or download mode
// Disconnection by loss of carrier
LABEL2
CDEDTR=F // GSM DTR ON
T=2
CDEDTR=O // GSM DTR OFF, hangs up the GSM
T=2
CDEDTR=F // GSM DTR ON
END
At# //Quits download mode
- To control the outputs by receiving a DTMF code:
//definition of the script on power up

See example above
//definition of the input that corresponds to the ring indicator (RI)

At*e=5,50,NO,S //Input 5 definition (Ring indicator)
With extension card
At*e=13,5,NO,S //Define input 5(Incoming Call)
//definition of the script

AT*A+=5
ACQ=20,M,"VOICE",S6 // Wait VOICE incoming Voice Call or jump to LABEL6
MESA=ATA // Pick up line following RING
WDTMF=120,6 //wait 120s for a DTMF code with a 6s
//capture time
TDTMF=001,S1 //If DTMF code received then jump to label1
JUMP=5 //If no code recognised then jump to label 5
LABEL1
O1=C //output 1 ON
JUMP=6 // jump to the end of the script
LABEL2
O2=C //output 2 ON
LABEL3
O1=O //output 1 OFF
LABEL4
O2=O //output 1 OFF
LABEL5
MESG=+33612345678,INVALID DTMF CODE // send an SMS "INVALID DTMF CODE"
LABEL6
END
- Comment on sending short messages (SMS):

The time between sending a short message and receiving it is not specified by the
operators.
Check that SMS transmission is guaranteed by your operator.
In a short message sending script, we can ensure that it has been taken into account by
the operator.
Example:
LABEL1
MESG=+33612345678,Send a short message
ACK=20,M,"+CMGS: ",O1 // wait 20s for operator to take it into account
// otherwise jump to LABEL1(5 times)
XV - FONCTIONNEMENT EN MODBUS©
The GEN 44i with software package V10.00 version incorporates the protocol MODBUS in mode
RTU (Remote Terminal Joins). It is so possible to accomplish a network consisting of a chief robot
piloting several slaves, certain places and others distant.
Dialogue MODBUS is made independently via link V24 or RS485A.
Mode MODBUS slave allows to throw and to accept calls, but also to read the state of the 4 entries
TOR and to pilot the 4 exits (or more if card extension), of throwing of calls, etc..
Also, the distant modem is able of acknowledging woofs concerning it. It is also possible to read
the address of GEN44i and/or robot calling slave on a local level.
In the mode of functioning in MODBUS, it is wholly possible to use the entries of alarms to send
messages or make appeal towards a distant site.
When GEN 44i acts as slave; her address is parametric from 1 to 255. It does not manage
requests of broadcasting (address 0).
Shape is made before the installation except MODBUS via mode has talks or the mode
downloading. When the modem is configuring in functioning MODBUS, the return in normal mode
is made by the order of exhaust --- .
ATTENTION: Further to an exhaust it is inevitably necessary re to grab the order of swing in

MODBUS.
XV.1 - SLAVE MODE
Specific parameters in MODBUS slave program except MODBUS via mode have talks or the mode
downloading.
15.1.1 - Command MODBUS AT$ :
- AT$ADDS For Address
Format :
AT$ADDS= (1 à 255) by default 01
Visualization of address:
AT$ADDS?
- AT$NET number for this network
Format :
AT$NET= (0 à 255) by default 02
AT$NET?
- AT$TIME Time between character
Format :
AT$TIME= (0 à 255) by 10ms, by default 02
AT$TIME?
- AT$MODE MODBUS Mode
Format :
AT$MODE= (0 à 255) by default 01
With :
Bit 0 : Save in Modbus slave mode.
Bit 1,2,3,4,5,6,7 reserved
AT$MODE?
- AT$MODBUS Select mode
Format :
AT$MODBUS= 0 Normal version
AT$MODBUS= 1 MODBUS version
Visualization of address :
AT$MODBUS?
15.1.2 – Output Call
The chief terminal can order call towards the dynamic number, save not but beforehand sent in
GEN 44i via address 0700 h.
The chief terminal owes in first prove study in the register of entrance address 0020 h, the
availability of the line (not ongoing entering call), then he writes 128 80 h (hexadecimal) or
(decimal) at address 0010 h (call of the dynamic number).
The launching of the call to place during the writing at address 0010 h. At this instant GEN 44i
points out progress and culmination of call via the register of entrance 0020 h.
When connection is achieved the modulation and the online speed the hotel in the register 0022 h.
In case of failure of call or in break of connection, reason is available in the register 0021 h, and
GEN 44i erases the register 0010 h, charges 0000 h in registers 0020 h and 0022h pointing out the
end of call so.
The chief terminal can interrupt the procedure of call, automatic answer or connection by coming to
write 0000 h at address 0010 h.
When the modem is linked up with a network of slave, it is also possible to generate calls by
speeding up the entries of alarms 1 - 4 (1à 12 entered TOR and 1 - 4 analogical entries if card
extension). In that case GEN 44i uses the scenario corresponding to the entrance.
Sample : Connection with Slave:
AT*A+=4 // When Input 4 change

CDEDTR=O // Signal DTR off
T=1 // Tempo : 1 s
CDEDTR=F // Signal DTR off
T=6 // Tempo : 6 s
MESA=ATD0142508210 // GSM Call
ACQ=40,P,R // Wait Acknowledgement
V24=P // Connection with slave in MODBUS protocol
CDEDTR=O // DTR off if Connection OK
CDEDTR=O,* // DTR off if connection OK
FIN // End Scrip 4
15.1.3 – Incoming Call
The chief terminal by scanning regularly the register of entrance at address 0020 h, discerns the
presence of an entering call, then connection.
When connection is achieved the modulation and the online speed are available in the register
0022 h.
En case in work of call or break of connection, reason is available in the register 0021 h, and the
modem erases the register 0010 h, charges 0000 h in registers 0020 h and 0022 h pointing out the
end of call so.
Any time the chief terminal can interrupt the procedure of call, automatic answer or connection by
coming to write 0000 h at address 0010 h.
During the automatic response the chief terminal can read the number of calling it leaving read
register a in fast motion 0040 h (10 words max).
Example of scenario of automatic answer with memorization of the number of calling it:
AT*a+=5 // When Input 4 change (Incoming Call)

CLIP // Reading of the number of calling it
MESA=ATA // modem response
ACQ=60,P,S2 // Wait Acknowledgement during 60s if not jump LABEL2
V24=P // Bet holder in transparency of the 2 harbours RS232 up to disappearing
LABEL2
CDEDTR=F // DTR ON
T=1 // Tempo 1s
CDEDTR=O // DTR OFF
T=1 // Tempo 1s
CDEDTR=F // DTR ON
FIN // End Script 5
15.1.4 – Registers
GEN 44i use registers :
- Ads 0010h : A register allowing ordering the call of the number loaded to address 0700 h..
- Ads 0030h : INIT Register
- Ads 0050h to 0058h : Register allowing to know ongoing alarms and to pay them off.
- Ads 400h to 40FH : The whole register allowing to know the number of passage in alarm of
every entrance TOR or analogical.
- Ads 0700h to 070Fh : Telephone number loaded in MODBUS to be called.
- Ads 1000h to 1003 : The whole register allowing knowing the common value of every
analogical entrance (Extension Card).
- Ads 1100h to 1103 : The whole register allowing knowing the value minimum attack by every
- Ads 1200h to 1203 : The whole register allowing knowing the value maximum attack by every
- Ads 1300h to 1303 : The whole register allowing knowing the common value of the low
threshold of launching of an alarm (Extension Card)..
- Ads 1400h to 1403 : The whole register allowing knowing the common value of the high
threshold of launching of an alarm (Extension Card).
GEN 44i has registers of entries allowing following the sequence of a call
- Ads 0020h : Allowing knowing the state of the modem.

- Ads 0021h : Follow the progress of call.
- Ads 0022h : Know the modulation and the debit side of communication.
- Ads 0024h : Identify the modem and the local network.
- Ads 0040h : Read the telephone number of calling it, if this functionality is available on network
and speeded up in the GSM modem (Command AT+CLIP=1).
GEN 44i has more allowing following possibilities let use entries / exits.
- Ads 0000h to 000Bh : Reading of the state of entries (in unit or by block).
- Ads 0000h to 000Bh : Reading or positioning of exits (in unit or by block).
15.1.5 – Function code
GEN 44i answers the codes of function following MODBUS:
01. Read of the status of N Output ( 1 Word = 1 to 16 output max).

02. Read status N Input N (1 Word = 1 to 16 output max).
03. Read of N Word.
04. read of N input Word
05. Positioning of an exit
06. Positioning of word
11 Reading of the description of the functionalities of the slave
15 Positioning of several exits.
15 positioning of several words.
Following addresses are exploitable:
Code 01 - Reading of the state of N output :
Address 0000h to 0003h. ( with extension card : 0000h à 000Bh )

It is not necessary that the sum of address and among points exceeds the number of gathering of
GEN 44i.. Nowadays rest GEN 44i standard had 4 exits (+8 with card extension), so:
Address 0000h with reading 1 point. (S1)
Address 0000h with reading 4 point. (S4,S3,S2, S1)
Address 0001h with reading 1 point. (S2)
If the value turned for the point is worth 0 this points out that the exit is not ordered.
Code 02 – Ready of state of N Input :
Address 0000h to 0003h. ( with extension card 0000h to 000Bh )

It is not necessary that the sum of address and among points exceeds the number of gathering of
GEN 44i.. Nowadays rest GEN 44i standard had 4 inputs, so:
Address 0000h with reading 4 point. (E4, E3, E2, E1)
Address 0000h with reading 1 point. (E1)
Address 0002h with reading 2 point. (E4, E3)
If the value turned for the point is worth 0 this points out that the entrance is normally opened.
Code 03 – Read N Word exploitation register

Available addresses, in parentheses number of words maximum usable 0010h(1), 0030h(1),
0040h(20),0050h(1), 0400h(4), 1000h(4), 1100h(4), 1200h(4), 1300h(4), 1400h(4).
Code 04 – Read N Word input register

Address 0020h to 0025h to 0040h.
It is not necessary that the asked number of words shows the last address is: Possible Reading of
5 words maximum at address 0020 h and of 1 only one at the address 0025 h. Possible reading 1 -
10 words from address 0040 h.
Code 05 - Positioning an exit

Address 0000h to 0003h. (with Extension card 0000h to 000Bh )
Code 06 – Positioning Exploitation word

Address available with this function 0010h, 0030h
Code 15 – Positioning several output

Address 0000h to 4 output ( With extension card 12 output)
Code 16 – Positioning several exploitation words

Available addresses, in parentheses number of words maximum usable 0700h(16), 1300h(4),
1400h(4).
Code 17 – Read modem identification
Answer includes a value pointing out the type of modem, an indicator of functioning, and the
number of entries everything or anything and the number of exits
Modem type: 44 (2Ch) pour GEN 44i
Status : 255 (FFh) if ON, 00 if OFF
Input number : 4 (04h) For 4 INPUT
Output number : 4 (04h) For 4 Output
15.1.6 – Usable Address description
15.1.6.1 – Output Management
Usable function 01(01h) or 05(05h) or 15(0Fh).
Address 0000h to 0003h. (with extension card 0000h to 000Bh )

Read and Write by point or by bloc.
If the value turned for the point is worth 0 this points out that the exit is not ordered
15.1.6.2 – Input Management

Usable function 02(02h)
Address 0000h to 0003h. (with extension card 0000h to 000Bh )

Read and Write by point or by bloc
If the value turned for the point is worth 1 input normally open
15.1.6.3 – Exploitation register Management
Usable function 03(03h) to 06(06h) or 16(10h).
Address 0010h
Value Description
(hexa.)
0000 Standby Modem
0080 Dynamic number call
Address e 0030h
Value Description
(hexa.)
0000 INIT Modem
Address 0050h to 58h ( 80 to 88 )1

Signpost register if entered in alarm, bits are available according to the shape of the card extension
(8 ETOR, 24 ETOR).
Huts without stocks are reserved, those with dashes are not used.
Ads \ Bits 15 14 13 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0
0050h E12 E11 E10 E9 E8 E7 E6 E5 ---- ---- ---- ---- E4 E3 E2 E1
0051h
0052h
0053h
0054h
0055h
0056h ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ----
0057h EA4 EA3 EA2 EA1
0058h ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ----
1
Accessible function with software version V15.00.
Fact to write in these registers allows paying off ongoing alarms. To be sure of losing no alarms, it
is necessary to write the before read value. GEN44i making one OR EXCLUSIVE between its
common value and that accepted.. If communication stops while registers were not erased, the
modem calls once again.
Address 0400h to 040Fh
Register in the only reading, pointing out the number of times or an entrance TOR or ANALOGICAL is
crossed alarm it since the previous reading. Fact to read this register (s) re-initializes contents automatically
in 0. Reading of two bytes at the very least.
Address 0700h to 070Fh
This beach of Address corresponds to the dynamic telephone number (not safeguarded in not volatile
memory).
The writing of the number must begin in Address e 0700 h, the first character must be in strong weights.
Size maximum should not exceed 16 words. If the weak weights of the last word is not used it is necessary
to load them with the value 255 (FFh).
Address 1000h to 1003h
Not present Address corresponds to the 4 possible analogical entries. These registers in the only
reading, point out their actual value for every analogical entrance.
Address e 1100h to 1103h
This beach of Address corresponds to the 4 possible analogical entries. These registers in the only
reading, pointing out the attained minimal value for every analogical entrance. Fact to read this
register (s) re-initializes contents automatically in the actual value.
These registers in the only reading, pointing out the attained maximum value for every analogical
entrance. Fact to read this register (s) re-initializes contents automatically in the actual value.
These registers in reading / writing, pointing out the minimal value for every analogical entrance to
be attained to pass in alarm.

These registers in reading / writing, pointing out the maximum value for every analogical entrance
to be attained to pass in alarm.
15.1.6.4 – Input register Management
Usable function 04 (04h).
Input registers Address 0020h

Value Indication
(hexa.)
0000 Standby Modem
0001 Outgoing call
0002 Incoming call
0004 Outgoing call by the modem
0010 Connection
0011 Connection by modem action

Value Indication
(hexa.)
0000 Standby Modem
0009 holder's loss
0010 line appraise
0020 ended numerotation
0030 Connection OK

Value Indication strong weights Value Indication weak weight
(hexa.) (Modulation) (hexa.) (Speed b/s)
00xx Not connected xx00 Not connected
01xx V21 xx01 300
02xx V23 Minitel (E75R1200) xx02 600
03xx V23 Server (E1200/R75) xx03 1200
04xx V23 Half Duplex xx04 2400
05xx V27 Ter Half Duplex xx05 4800
08xx V22 xx08 12000
09xx V22bis xx09 14400
0Axx V32 xx0A 16800
0Bxx V32bis xx0B 19200
0Cxx Not used xx0C 21600
0Dxx V34 xx0D 24000
0Exx V34+ xx0E 26400

Value Indication strong weights Value Indication weak weight
(hexa.) (hexa.)
xx-- Network number (register S101) --xx Modbus Address. (register S100)
Input registers Address 0040h ( 64 )

Presentation of the number of calling it.
The approachable number of words via this register is 10 at the farthest.
By default the words of this register have the value 0 (0x0000).
These registers are put in day in every entering call.
15.1.6.5 – Command Example
Reading output status

REQUEST ANSWERS
FIELD NAME Example FIELD NAME Example
(Hex) (Hex)
Slave Address 01 Slave Address 01
Function 01 Function 01
Start Address (strong weights) 00 Octets meter 01
Start Address (weak weight) 00 Data (Output 08..01) 00
Point number (strong weights) 00 ERROR control CRC --
Point number (weak weight) 04
ERROR control CRC --
Reading Input status

REQUEST ANSWERS
(Hex) (Hex)
Start Address (weak weight) 00 Data (input 10008..10001) 00
Point number (strong weights) 00 ERROR control CRC --
Point number (weak weight) 04
Reading N exploitation registers (Address 0010h).

REQUEST ANSWERS
(Hex) (Hex)
Start Address (weak weight) 10 Data(strong weights)(register 00
40017)
Point number (strong weights) 00 Data (weak weight)(register 00
40017)
Point number (weak weight) 01 ERROR control CRC --
Reading N input register (Reading have 3 definitely of monitoring of call)

REQUEST ANSWERS
(Hex) (Hex)
Start Address (weak weight) 20 Data(strong weights)(register 00
30129)
Point number (strong weights) 00 Data (weak weight)(register 00
30129)
Point number (weak weight) 03 Data(strong weights)(register 00
30130)
ERROR control CRC -- Data (weak weight)(register 00
30130)
Data(strong weights)(register 00
30131)
Data (weak weight)(register 00
30131)
Output Statement (Output 2 close)

REQUEST ANSWERS
(Hex) (Hex)
Start Address (strong weights) 00 Start Address (strong weights) 00
Start Address (weak weight) 01 Start Address (weak weight) 01
Point number (strong weights) FF Point number (strong weights) FF
Point number (weak weight) 00 Point number (weak weight) 00
ERROR control CRC -- ERROR control CRC --
Writing Exploitation register. (Asks call to make dynamic number).

REQUEST ANSWERS
(Hex) (Hex)
Value (strong weights) 00 Value (strong weights) 00
Value (weak weight) 80 Value (weak weight) 80
ERROR control CRC -- ERROR control CRC --
Several Output Management (output 1 close, 2 open)

REQUEST ANSWERS
(Hex) (Hex)
Function 0F Function 0F
Output number (strong 00 Output number (strong weights) 00
weights)
Output Number (weak weight) 02 Output Number (weak weight) 02
Octets meter 01 ERROR control CRC --
Value ( Output 8..1) 01
Writing several exploitation register.

Address 0700h to 0070Fh correspond in dynamic number
The RC/LF was creating by the GEN 44i.
Example load dynamic number (0241598975) :
REQUEST ANSWERS
(Hex) (Hex)
Start Address (strong weights) 07 Start Address (strong 07
weights)
Register number (strong weights) 00 Register number (strong 00
weights)
Register number (weak weight) 06 Register number (weak 06
weight)
Octets meter 0C ERROR control CRC --
Data (strong weights) 30
Data (weak weight) 32
Data (strong weights) FF
Data (weak weight) FF
Reading Slave identification

REQUEST ANSWERS
FIELD NAME Example (Hex) FIELD NAME Example
(Hex)
ERROR control CRC -- Octets meter 04
Slave identification 2C
Status 00=OFF
FF=ON
Input Number : 04 or (12)
Output Number : 04 or (12)
APPENDIX 1
- Signals on the V24 PROG SYSTEM connector:
Circuit Pin N° Appellations V24 symb. RS232C symb.

109 1 Detect Signal DS DCD
104 2 Receive data RD RD
103 3 Transmit data ED TD
108/2 4 Data terminal ready TDP DTR
102 5 Signal ground TS SG
107 6 Data station ready PDP DSR
105 7 Request to send DPE RTS
106 8 Clear to send PAE CTS
125 9 Ring indicator IA RI
- Front view of the "female" V24 PROG SYSTEM connector:
5 M as s e
9 NC
D TR
P AE
ED
DPE
RD
6 NC
1 NC
Masse = Ground
APPENDIX 2
- Signals on the V24 Peripheral Option connector:
Connector numbering
8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
RJ45 female fixed connector
Pin number Designation Function

1 CTS Clear to send Connected to RTS
2 GND Common
3 DTR Data terminal ready
4 TX Data from the peripheral
5 DCD Detect signal
6 RX Data to the peripheral
7 RTS Request to transmit Connected to
RTS
8 RI Ring indicator
APPENDIX 3
- Schematic diagram of an input:

Alimentation GEN44i
GND
Self
photo-coupleur
résistance
E1 à E4
Capacité
French English
Alimentation GEN 44I power
GEN44I supply
GND GND
Self Inductor
Photo-coupleur Photo-coupler
Résistance Resistor
E1 à E4 E1 to E4
Capacité Capacitor
Line length:
The distance between the contact of the associated hardware and the GEN 44i modem
depends mainly on two factors, the supply voltage and the resistance of the wire.
Therefore, with the GEN 44i, the line resistance may be 1K ohm maximum.
We recommend using at least 6/10 twisted-pair cable.
- Schematic diagram of an output:
The outputs are made from electronic components called OPTO-MOS relays.
opto-coupleur
The various parameters of this component are:

Typical ON Resistance of 25 ohms.
Maximum load voltage of 250 volts
Maximum continuous load current of 120 mA
Maximum leakage current of 1 µA at 250 volts.
On option, output 1 can be an electromechanical relay to provide greater control power

(contact us).
APPENDIX 4
- Memory space used by the macro-commands:
Each script (initialisation and inputs) has a memory space of 500 bytes
Type of Syntax Space used by Space used Maximum

command the body of the by the space
command. argument used
Output driving Sx=x 5 bytes None 5 bytes
Sending a MESA=xxx… 2 bytes Between 1 42 bytes
message and 40
bytes
Sending a short MESG=xx..,yy.. 3 bytes Between 1 43 bytes
message and 40
bytes
V24 V24=x 3 bytes None 3 bytes
interconnection
Timeout T=xxxx 4 bytes None 4 bytes
Power supply CDEALI=x 3 bytes None 3 bytes
management
DTR CDEDTR=x 3 bytes None 3 bytes
management
Acknowledgem ACK=xxxx,y,zzzzz…,w 8 bytes pour R et Between 1 8 bytes or
ent P and 20 29 bytes
9 bytes pour M, S, bytes
D
Input transfer REPORT=x 3 bytes None 3 bytes
Label LABELx 3 bytes None 3 bytes
Jump to a label JUMP=x 3 bytes None 3 bytes
Jump if not JNV=x 3 bytes None 3 bytes
vocal
Vocal COM=xx,JUMP=y,Sz=O, 6 bytes None 6 bytes
communication Sw=C
management
Wait for DTMF WDTMF=xx,yy 5 bytes None 5 bytes
code
DTMF code TDTMF=xxxx,Sy 4 bytes Between 1 24 bytes
test and 20
bytes
Network test NETWORK=x 3 bytes None 3 bytes
Reset RESET=x 3 bytes None 3 bytes
End END 1 bytes None 1 byte
Example:
AT*A+=1 //Action on input 1 from release to operating

O1=C //Close local output 1
CDEDTR=C //Activate DTR signal
T=1 //1-second timeout

MESA=ATDT0142508210 //Telephone number for the remote GEN 44i
ACK=30,P,R //Wait for an acknowledgement by carrier
REPORT=T //Complete input transfer
O1=O //Open local output 1
CDEDTR=O //Deactivate the DTR signal if transfer was successful
CDEDTR=O,* // Deactivate the DTR signal if transfer was not successful
END //End of script 1 that corresponds to sending the inputs
The memory space used by this script is: 51 bytes
APPENDIX 5
- Technical data:
Power consumption:
Supply voltage Inputs/Outputs open Inputs/Outputs open Inputs/Outputs

V24 not connected V24 connected open
GSM not Supplied GSM not Supplied V24 connected
GSM Supplied
7.5 Volts DC 45 mA 47 mA 312mA /800mA
peak
12 Volts DC 42 mA 46 mA 214mA /526mA
peak
24 Volts DC 41 mA 46 mA 134mA /294mA
peak
A closed input adds 2.5mA consumption at 12V and 5mA consumption at 24V.
A closed output adds 4 mA consumption.
ò Caution!
 The consumption may vary depending on the type of V24 connected to the GEN 44i.
 For an installation where complete power consumption control is required, the
measurement must be repeated with the equipment connected.
Temperatures:
- Operating: - 10°C to + 60°C

- Storage : - 25°C to + 70°C
Humidity without Condensation:
- Operating: 5 % < RH < 80%

- Storage: 5 % < RH < 90 %
Atmospheric Pressure:
- Normal.
Weight:
- 205 grams
Dimensions:
- Height: 120 mm
- Width: 45 mm
- Length: 135 mm
APPENDIX 6
- Interpretation of the STATUS LED on the GSM
The LED is off:
The modem is off
The LED is permanently on:
The modem is powered up and ready to operate but is not recognised by the
network, the PIN code is not entered or the antenna is not plugged in.
The LED flashes once every 2 seconds:
The PIN code is activated, the modem is recognised by the network and is ready to
make or receive calls.
The LED flashes once a second:
The modem is connected: Vocal, Data or Fax.
APPENDIX 7
- Antenna cable
The maximum length of an extension cable must not exceed 10 metres using an RG58
C/U cable ( 5 mm) 50 Ω, in one piece.
For lengths close to and greater than 10m, it is preferable to use a "low-loss" cable,
reference RG213.
This cable has a larger diameter (10 mm), ò Caution! Take care with the type of
connections used (FME is too small).
For extension cables greater than 5 metres, the connections must be limited and prefer a
one-piece link between the modem and the antenna.
- To install a remote antenna
For an extension cable longer than 10m, a measurement must be made on the site:
 Place the antenna in the required place (roof of building, balcony, pylon …)
 Install the SIM card for the selected operator and activate the PIN code; the red
indicator must flash.
 When placed close to the antenna (with an extension cable), make several receiving
measurements using the command AT+CSQ and record the mean value of the <rssi>
The maximum theoretical length of an RG58 extension cable will then be calculated
according to the following formula:
Lmax = 2(rssi-15)/0.8
Data:
 On standard RG58 cable, the maximum attenuation with connectors is in the order of
0.8 dBm/metre
 To operate normally, the min measured "rssi" value must not be less than 10 (prefer
15)
 This "rssi" value is in 2 dBm steps.
Example:
If the measured <rssi> is 21, the maximum length will be 15m.
Note:
This extension cable must be one piece.
OPTIONS
Please contact our sales department for options.
- Internal battery for the GEN44i
This option provides operation for 15 minutes.

For example, sending an SMS on loss of the main power supply.
- Specific macro-commands
New macro-commands can be developed on specification.

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Révision Modifications Auteur Date

000 CREATION 30/08/06

002 Update filename CL and not UG LOIC GODINEAU 25/08/10

VIII - AT& COMMAND ..................................................................................................................................... 20

- CDEDTR: MANAGE THE DTR SIGNAL OF THE GSM ................................................................................................. 24

- INTERNAL BATTERY FOR THE GEN44I........................................................................................................................ 55

The following are located on the front panel:

- A GSM antenna connector (male FME)

- A light-emitting diode that indicates power presence: PWR

The following are located underneath the unit:

- The connectors for:

- The RS485 link.

+ Power supply +7.5V to 30V

- Power supply ground

+ Power Controlled power supply

Com Entrées Common input ground

E12 / E11 / Alarm Input.

- A Gen 44i box,

- Possibilities of the unit:

- Definition of an initialisation script using a set of macro-commands.

- Activate or deactivate the outputs (4 outputs available).

- Wait for a DTMF code

From this moment, the GEN 44i is ready to receive commands.

- Local download mode:

Downloading principle with "Word" and "HyperTerminal":

- Write the script in Word.

- Remote download mode:

Remote downloading principle:

- Connect the modems at 9600 bits/s.

- V24 Prog System and GSM Interconnection mode:

From this moment, the direct link is established.

INTERCONNECTION MODE is quitted after a 1-minute timeout if no characters pass, or

III - AT* COMMANDS

- AT*INIT: Definition of the actions on power up

CDEALI=C // Close the GSM power supply

- AT*E: Define and display the alarm inputs

For the Definition, the command format is:

AT*E=< Input N° (1 to 5)>,< recognition time (0 to 5999 in 10ms steps)>,< input NO

Activating the simple or double alarm signifies:

AT*E=1,20,NO,S  Input 1 is taken into account after at least 200-ms activation,

For viewing, the command format is:

AT*E?< Input N° (1 to 5)>

AT*E ?1  Displays the definition of input 1.

AT*E ?  Displays the definition of all the inputs.

- AT*A: Access to writing a script for an input

This command allocates a script to an input state.

An input is characterised by its "definition" (see above):

With Extension card Input number 1 to 13

AT*A+=3  Access script writing for input 3 when input 3 is activated.

AT*A-=3  Access script writing for input 3 when input 3 is deactivated.

- AT*ANA : Allow us writing ANALOG Input script

This command can create script with analog input.

You can define 2 different actions :

- Double Input : Gen44i can run 2 script per Input

AT*ANA< Action when alarm mode (+) or standby mode (-)>

- AT*BAT: Definition of the actions after detecting a low battery voltage

The triggering threshold is programmable, see AT%S command.

O1=C // Close output 1

- AT*R: Clear current alarms

AT*R< Input N° (1 to 5)> To designate a specific input.

Interrupt triggering the script on input 1: