Configure Push Notification Settings for AX Security Control Panel

You can set a phone number to allow the security control panel to call the phone number or send SMS messages to the phone number when specific alarms (events) are triggered.

  1. On the device list page, tap the security control panel and log in to the device to enter the Area page.
  2. Tap > Communication Parameters > Push Notification(s).
  3. Tap Add Phone Number to enter a phone number.
  4. Allow the security control panel to call the phone number or send SMS messages to the phone number when specific alarms (events) are triggered.
    Option Description

    Phone Call

    1. Tap Phone Call.

    2. Set the Phone Call switch to on.

    3. Tap Numbers of Calling to set the maximum calling times if the call is not accepted.

    4. Select the event(s) for triggering the phone call.

      Event Filtering Interval

      Set a time interval for avoid receiving excessive notifications about the same event (alarm) type within a short period of time.

      If the alarm is triggered for more than one time within the configured time interval, the alarm is considered as only being triggered for one time.

    SMS

    1. Tap SMS.

    2. Set SMS switch to on.

    3. Select the event(s) for triggering the SMS notification.

    4. In the Permission Settings section, select the area(s) that you (installer) have permissions to arm, disarm, and clear alarm via sending control messages to the number of the SIM card installed in the security control panel.

      Note:

      For details about control messages, see Table 1 below.

    After receiving the phone calls or SMS messages about the alarms (events), you can use your phone to send a control messages to arm/disarm the selected area(s) or clear alarm for the area(s) you selected on the Permission Settings page of the SMS tab.

    The control message is Command + Operation + Target, and the details are shown below.
    Table 1 Control Message Description

    Command

    Operation Type

    Target

    The number representing the command should be 2 digits.

    00: Disarm

    01: Away

    02: Stay

    03: Clear Alarm

    The number representing the operation type should be 1 digit.

    1: Area Operation

    The number representing the target area should be no more than 3 digits.

    0: All Areas

    1: Area 1

    ...

    4: Area 4

    For example, the control message which reads 00+1+1 means to disarm area 1; And 01+1+1 means to set the status of area 1 to Away.