6-16 User’s Guide
6.4 Dial-Out Alerts
When you are not monitoring the system remotely, you can use the RCM dial-
out feature to notify you of a power failure within the system.
When a dial-out alert is triggered, the RCM initializes the modem for dial-out, sends
the dial-out string, hangs up the modem, and reconfigures the modem for dial-in.
The modem must continue to be powered, and the phone line must remain active, for
the dial-out alert feature to work. Also, if you are connected to the system remotely,
the dial-out feature does not work.
Enabling Dial-Out Alerts
1. Enter the
set rcm_dialout command, followed by a dial-out alert string, from
the SRM console (see
in Example 6–3). See the next topic for details on
composing the modem dial-out string.
2.
Invoke the RCM and enter the enable command to enable remote access dial-in.
The RCM status command should display “Remote Access: Enable.” See
.
3.
Enter the alert_ena command to enable outgoing alerts. See
.
Example 6–3 Configuring the Modem for Dial-Out Alerts
P00>>> set rcm_dialout “ATDT
string#;
”
RCM>enable
RCM>status
.
.
Remote Access: Enable
.
RCM>alert_ena
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