Introduction
SiB™ vs SID mode
Programs in SiB™ mode
Programs in SID mode
Sample Programs
- Door Bell - Emergency Button - Freezer Monitor - I Love You - Lights Demo - Magnetic Alarm - Motion Sensor - Sweet Dreams - Thermometer - Water/Moisture Sensor - Yes or No
Commands
A - Z Configuration GPIO Programming Time Sensor Messaging
| HM
Sends a hidden "diagnostics" message back to SiMP™.HM
Usage: HM message and variables to send
Sends a hidden "diagnostics" message back to SiMP™.
This function works exactly as the IM function, except it suppresses the notification audio.
IMs received in SiMP™ from this function will not be visible in any conversation, unless the user enables the "Include Diagnostics Messages" Filter.
See also: SM, IM, SMTO, IMTO
HR
Sets the frequency at which, in SID mode, the SiB™ will poll for updates, in milliseconds.HR
Usage: HR value_in_milliseconds
Sets the frequency at which, in SID mode, the SiB™ will poll for updates, in milliseconds.
The default is 10 seconds (10000). The minimum value is 200ms. The maximum value is 10000 (10 seconds).
IM
This function sends an IM to your SiMP™, in your SiB™'s main conversation. IM
Usage: IM message to send and variables to send
This function sends an IM to your SiMP™, in your SiB™'s main conversation.
The SiB™ will automatically replace variable names with the given values. For example:
TEMP temp_var
IM The temperature is temp_var C
This example will read the current temperature and output it in an IM.
IMTO
This function sends an IM to the given number(s) - that is, being a SiMP™ user's mobile number, an API ID or a SiB™ ID.IMTO
Usage: IMTO number[,number,number] message to send and variables to send
This function sends an IM to the given number(s) - that is, being a SiMP™ user's mobile number, an API ID or a SiB™ ID.
The message sent can contain variables. Variables are automatically substituted for their values. For example:
IMTO 12345678 The temperature is temp_var C
This example will read the current temperature and output it in an IM sent to 12345678
SMSTO
Sends an SMS to the specified mobile recipient.SMSTO
Usage: SMSTO number message and variables
Sends an SMS to the specified mobile recipient.
The message entered can contain variable names; these will automatically be replaced by each variable's value.
The SMS is sent from the mobile number that initially configured the SiB™. The sending mobile must be powered on and SiMP™ must be running for
this operation to succeed.
See also: IM, IMTO, SMTO, SM, HM
SM
Sends a silent message back to SiMP™.SM
Usage: SM message and variables to send
Sends a silent message back to SiMP™.
This function works exactly as the IM function, except it surpresses the notification audio.
See also: HM, IM, IMTO, SMTO
SMTO
Sends a silent message to a SiMP™ user without sounding a notification.SMTO
Usage: SMTO number[,number,number] message and variables to send
Sends a silent message to a SiMP™ user without sounding a notification.
'number' in this case must specify a SiMP™ API ID or a SiMP™ user's mobile number. Multiple numbers can be provided.
This command works exactly as IMTO except it supresses the notification audio on a SiMP™ mobile device.
See also: HM, IMTO, IM, SM
SZ
Toggles a SimpZone action on the configuring SiMP™ mobile.SZ
Usage: SZ action on|off|reset|%
Toggles a SimpZone action on the configuring SiMP™ mobile.
The possible actions are: volume, vibrate, bt (for bluetooth), and brightness
For example:
SZ volume 80% sets the volume on your mobile to 80%
See also: TRIGGER, SZTO
SZTO
Toggles a SimpZone action on a remote device that has authorized your SiB™.SZTO
Usage: SZTO number actoin on|off|reset|%
Toggles a SimpZone action on a remote device that has authorized your SiB™.
The possible actions are: volume, vibrate, bt (for bluetooth), and brightness
For example:
SZ 12345678 volume 80% sets the volume on the mobile device #12345678 to 80%.
See also: SZ, SZTO
TRIGGER
In STATION mode, triggers an action when a user approaches or leaves your SiB™ range.TRIGGER
Usage: TRIGGER [after time] [enter x] [exit x] action [parameters]
In STATION mode, triggers an action when a user approaches or leaves your SiB™ range.
Parameters:
AFTER time - where time is a time value in seconds only. For example: TRIGGER AFTER 60
ENTER x - where X is the signal strength in % of your SiB™ as seen by the approaching device.
EXIT x - where X is the signal strength in % of your SiB™ as seen by the exiting device.
For example, an action that is to trigger 1 minute after a device is near your SiB™: TRIGGER AFTER 60 ENTER 90 ...
Action: Action can be any of the following:
BR on|off|reset|level - toggles brigthness on the remote device.
BT on|off|reset - toggles bluetooth on the remote device
VIB on|off|reset - toggles the vibrator
VOL on|off|reset|level - toggles the volume level in %
IM [message] - sends an IM to the entering device. Variables are not supported here.
IMTO number [message] - sends an IM to a specified device. Variables are not supported here.
SM [message] - sends a silent IM to the entering device. Variables are not supported here.
SMTO [messagse] - sends a silent IM to a specified device. Variables are not supported here.
CALLTO, CALLRTO, FILETO - to be determined
To delete all triggers, send TRIGGER CLEAR
See also: SZ, SZTO
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