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More information :
https://wiki.teltonika-gps.com/view/FMB_setparam

Notes: Make sure to place two space symbol before the command if you do not have SMS commands login and password configured

  • An SMS to disable alarm SMS in a main window is provided below:

'' setparam 7245:0''

An SMS can differ if you use an old FW or different configuration (alarm sms can be configured in 2 different tabs).

As well you can disable this feature via configurator

SMS to:

  • Enables automatic power on when charger is connected

  • Disables the power off function when the white button is pressed?

“ setparam 114:1; 13087:0;”

114:1 - Enables Power On via Charger/USB

13087:0 - Disables Power off with power key

13087:0; - to Enable Power off with power key

  • SMS command to have information about your device:

<SMSlogin><space><SMSpassword><space>getver

Returns code version, device IMEI, modem app version, RTC time, Init time, Uptime and BT MAC address.

  • SMS command that help to receive via sms a link to Google Maps or Openstreetmap directly with the GPS coordinates built to offer the recipient a quick way to view the real position:
    ”In Features → Alarm → SMS text field, simply enter the following commands: Alarm %11711, Coordinates link %gmap

    Now after pressing alarm button, device will send SMS text message with Alarm value and a coordinates link to google maps.

    We have created instructions how to compose custom SMS text messages:

    https://wiki.teltonika-mobility.com/view/How_to_compose_an_SMS_text_according_to_your_needs “

  • Default password:
    If you want to set login and password for SMS messages, so that login and password would be required for anyone trying to interact with device over SMS messages it would be like this:  "  setparam 3003:<Log in Value>;3004:<Your password>;"

    Please note there are two blank spaces before setparam, because as of now you probably do not have set login and password. Once you have set it such command would look something like this: "<login><password>setparam 3003:<Log in Value>;3004:<Your password>;"

  • Sms for set home/stop/Min period:

    <SMSlogin><space><SMSpassword><space>setparam 10000:3600

    will set for On Stop / Home / Min Period = 3600

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