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Titan – AN20: Examples of Applications with Audio

Introduction

Titan routers do not have audio incorporated. However, they are compatible with economic multimedia USB dongles. Using a USB dongle connected to our router Titan, we can play audio files, use an API to convert text into audio, and play files hosted in web servers, by using simple AT commands sent by Telnet, SMS, modbus, snmp, etc. It is very simple. Below, there is a series of examples that will help to understand how it works.

Example 1: Text to Audio Conversion through SMS

In this example we are sending an SMS text to the Titan router. When the router receives the text, it turns it into audio and plays it through speakers.

In order to develop this example, we need to configure the TTS API first. That is, converting text into audio. On the Internet there are many TTS services, free and paid. For this example we will use api. voicerss.org. To do that, we will go to the section “Other > Audio” to configure the API as shown in the image below.

We need to be extra careful to include the parameter with the text we want to convert, into the last position within the API URL. In the case of this example:

http://api.voicerss.org/?key=1fc63bbc3b9e4da98ff4f6955f1cf5d9&hl=eses&f=44khz_8bit_mono&src=

That is, the parameter “src,” which will contain the text to be converted, must be included in the last part of the URL. On the other hand, the section “Other > SMS control” must be properly configurated so the Titan router can receive SMS (thus, to be able to play them as audio, among other things).

Once we configure and reset the Titan router, we are ready to send SMS texts to be converted into audio. For example, if we send the following SMS:

mtx at^mtxtunnel=playtext,This is an audio test.

We will listen the soft voice of a lady saying through the speakers “This is an audio test.”

Example 2: Text to Audio through Commands from Ethernet Device

This example is very similar to the previous one where we converted text to audio through SMS, but this time it is done through IP communication via Ethernet. In this example we are going to assume we have a PLC connected to a Titan router with an Ethernet cable providing Internet access. On top of that task, the Titan router must be able to make the text to audio conversion, as well as playing some audio files previously loaded into the Titan router, and that should be played in certain instances.

In order to develop this example, we first need to configure the TTS service as we did in the last example, that is, from the section “Other > Audio.”

Next, we will activate the console that will allow us to execute AT commands through Telnet from the PLC. To do that we will go to the section “Other > Remote Console” and will configure it as shown below.

After that, we will load the audio files (MP3) we need into the Titan router. We will do that from the section “Other > Audio.”

Once the router is configured and restarted, we can send the audio AT commands from our PLC. However, it would be better to test it beforehand from the Titan router itself. To do that, we will go to the section “Other > Audio” and will write the text to be converted as shown in the image below. If everything goes well, when we press the button “TEST TTS AUDIO,” we should hear the audio version of the text through the speakers.

In order to send AT commands through the Remote Console, we just need to connect to the Titan router through the TCP 20023 port. We can send commands like:

AT^MTXTUNNEL=PLAYTEXT,Volume,Text

Volume: -50 … 50 (0 normal)
Text: text to be converted to audio and played through the speakers.

AT^MTXTUNNEL=PLAYFILE,Volume,FileNumber

Volume: -50 … 50 (0 normal)
FileNumber: 1 … 10 the number of the loaded audio file to be played.

AT^MTXTUNNEL=PLAYURL,Volume,url

Volume: -50 … 50 (0 normal)
url: MP3 url. For example http://www.midominio.com/f.mp3

That is, with these three simple AT commands we can execute several actions: converting tex tinto audio, playing audio files loaded into the router, and playing audio files hosted on a website.

Other considerations:

  1. In this example we are executing AT commands locally via Telnet through a Telnet conection, but we could execute the same commands remotely through 3G/4G
  2. In this example we are executing AT commands from a PLC via Telnet. But we need to remember there are different ways to execute AT commands, like via modbus TCP. In the application note number 10 we will learn how to execute AT commands via modbus TCP (in other words, we can play audio files, convert text to audio, etc. via modbus TCP)

Example 3: Sending Audio Commands from a Web Platform

In this example we are going to assume we have a Titan router connected to a screen displaying informative text messages in a shopping centre. Sometimes, we need to play those text messages through the speakers. This action and more can be accomplished from a control web platform.

That is, we activate the Enabled box, specify the HTTP GET mode, indicate the complete URL where to dump the data (without http/https), such as “www.metering.es/json/set.asp? Data =, and then in the field ID we can indicate the KEYID of the device. This will be used by the platform to identify the device. In the field Period we indicate the period (in minutes) of sending status data to the Web Platform. Remember that in case of a change of IP in the Router will also make a sending of status data, informing your new IP immediately.

To do that, first we need to configure the TTS service, as we did in the previous example, in the section “Other > Audio.”

Next, we need to activate the Remote Console to connect the Titan router to a web platform. To do that, go to the section “Other > Remote Console”. We need to specify the IP address and TCP port of the web platform, an identifying KEY that will allow us to identify the Titan router connected (in case there is more than one) and a reconnection timeout in case the socket falls.

Once the Titan router has been configured and restarted we can send AT commands from our web platform as detailed in the second example, that is, enabling the text to audio conversions, playing audio files previously loaded into the Titan router, or playing audio files hosted in web servers. There is more information in the application note 18.

Remember that AT commands executed from a web platform must be executed between the tags <MTXTUNNEL> and </MTXTUNNEL>. For example, if we want to play the following text: “I love Titan router,” the AT command should be sent from the platform like this from the connection socket:

<MTXTUNNEL>AT^MTXTUNNEL=PLAYTEXT,0,I love Titan router</MTXTUNNEL>

Example 4: Using Audio with Titan Scripts

For this example let’s assume we have a Titan router connected to a temperature/humidity probe modbus RS485. The router, gathers the modbus temperature and humidity data periodically and autonomously from the connected sensor, and sends it to a web platform. We also need the router to play automatically the following audio: “New temperature X degrees” each time the sensor reads a different temperature.

In this example we are just going to focus on the configuration needed for the Titan Scripts to be able to play that audio. Check the user guide or contact iotsupport@matrix.es to learn about the configuration needed to send the gathered modbus data to a web platform.

As usual, in order to play the audio we first need to configure the API TTS in the section “Other > Audio.”

Next we will configure the serial port of the Titan router connected to the probe modbus RS485. We use the COM1 port since it is the only serial port of the Titan router that can be configured as RS485. To do that, we will go to the section: “Serial Settings > Serial Port1-232/485” and will select the speed and values related to the probe, as shown in the following picture.

Next, we will indicate which serial port of the Titan router should be used to read external modbus devices. We will select Serial Port 1, already configured in the section “External Devices > Modbus RTU/TCP.”

Finally, we can write the scripts we need in the section “Other > Titan Scripts.” Let’s say them modbus sensor (using the address modbus 1) sends the temperature to the registry number 5. Then, the script should be the following.

Check the Titan router user guide for more information about Titan Scripts. The audio related Script commands available in the router are:

PT[volume,text] > PlayText
To convert text to audio.
Volume: -50 … 50 (0 normal)

PF[volume,FileID] > PlayFile
To play one of the ten audio files that can be previously loaded in the Titan router.
Volume: -50 … 50 (0 normal)
FileIDo: 1…10

PU[volume,url] > PlayUrl
To play an audio file hosted on a web server.
Volume: -50 … 50 (0 normal)
url: http://www.midominio……/fichero.mp3

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No, the concentrator is not able to decrypt data from WM-BUS equipment because it does not have a safe on board to guarantee the security of the encryption keys of your equipment. The recovered data is deposited without modification (without decryption) by the concentrator on your remote server.
Please check these items in this order:
  • the battery level: if the battery level is too low or empty, the product will not run properly or not run at all.
  • Modem reception level: a bad signal at the modem may also prevent the hub from uploading files. Look to move the product or install an external antenna to improve signal quality.
  • The last configuration file: a bad configuration file can block the product.

Remotely, by checking the regularly uploaded files if the product configuration is correct.

On site, by passing the magnet over the product, you will hear 3 short beeps.

Replace the product and inject the configuration from the old product into the new one. If a white list is used, remember to inject it into the new product as well.

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Application Notes

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Gateway configuration:

Start by checking that the computer’s IP parameters are compatible with the WebdynSunPM IP address (by default 192.168.1.12)

Launch a web browser (Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Safari, etc.) and enter the WebdynSunPM concentrator IP address in the address bar. An authentication page is displayed:

The default accesses are:

IdentifiantMot de passe
userhighhigh

Click “Login”

There are two configuration solutions, using the web interface and using text messages:
  • Configuration using the web interface:
Start by establishing a connection to the concentrator by connecting to it to access the server configuration: Enter the “ethernet” or “modem” connection type: For an ethernet configuration, make sure the IP parameters are compatible with server access according to the concentrator local network configuration. For an ethernet connection, the configuration must be compatible with the concentrator’s local network topology so that it can access the servers. This configuration is done from the “Networks” configuration page (see section 3.2.2.3: “Networks). For a modem connection, the modem configuration must be correct before a connection can be set up. This configuration is done from the “Modem” configuration page (see section 3.2.2.4: “Modem). The parameters for the servers to be configured are at least the following: Therefore the following fields need to be configured: “Interface”, “Type”, “Server type”, “Address”, “Port”, “Login” and “Password”. The other fields can be left at the default values subject to the directories having been properly created beforehand. See section 3.1.2: “Configuration files for more details.
  • Text message configuration:
Text message configuration requires sending the following commands:
      • Apn: to configure the SIM card APN. (see section 3.2:“apn” modem configuration command)
      • Ftp: to configure the FTP server that will contain the concentration configuration (see section 3.3: “ftp” FTP configuration command”).
      • Connect: to launch the connection to the FTP server and load the configuration (see section 3.1: ““connect” connection command

Access to the FTP server depends on the selected solution.

If you have chosen a portal, it will give you the FTP server access identifiers.

If you want to use your own FTP server, contact your network administrator.

For all other configurations, and to determine the best solution, contact the Webdyn sales department which will advise you and direct you to the relevant contacts: contact@webdyn.com

General gateway use

There are 2 methods to force a concentrator factory reset:
  • Press the Factory Reset button on the concentrator for 20 seconds:
Wait. The concentrator will reboot using its factory configuration.
  • If a SIM card is installed and configured, a “factory” text message can also be used for factory reset. Just send the “factory” text message to the SIM card phone number (see section 3.7: “factory” reset command”)

It is possible to send commands to connected devices if they accept them.

The WebdynSunPM can store up to 50Mb of uncompressed data per declared device.

If there is no access to the remote server, the WebdynSunPM concentrator can store the data for several months.

The maximum data storage time varies depending on the amount of data to be collected and the configured collection frequency.

The average storage time varies from 3 to 4 months.

The average service life of the battery is 5 years.

It may vary depending on the installation environment.

All our products are guaranteed for 2 years.

For more information, read the general terms and conditions of sale.

The data volume depends on the exchanged files.

The average is about 5 MB per month but this varies from one installation to another.

Inverter compatibility

See section 1.4: “Supported devices”.

Modbus device compatibility:

Yes, different Modbus devices can be connected to the same serial port.

Device compatibility:

    • Same type of RS485 or 4 wire connection.
    • All devices should be able to be configured using identical bus specifications. Same speed, same parity, same number of stop bits and data bits on all devices and on the WebdynSunPM.
    • Each device must be assigned a unique Modbus address (between 1 and 247) on the bus. (UnitID)

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CONFIGURATION OF THE WEBDYNSUN GATEWAY

  • Start by checking that your computer’s IP parameters are compatible with the WebdynSun’s “IP” address (the default is 192.168.1.12). 
  • Next, launch a web browser (Firefox or IE) and enter the WebdynSun’s IP address in the address bar. An authentication page will appear: 

The default accesses are:
Username: userhigh
Password: high

  • Click on “log in”  

There are two types of configuration: via the web interface or via SMS.

Configuration of the web interface:

1/ Go to the configuration page with the gateway IP address (default 192.168.1.12)

2/ Go to the Configuration tab.

3/ Select either the Ethernet or modem connection mode:

If connecting via the local network (Ethernet):

  • Edit the WebdynSun’s IP parameters by assigning it a network-compatible address.

Please note, all fields must be completed in accordance with the configuration of your local network.

If connecting via the GPRS network (Modem):

  • Change the connection settings of the GPRS modem to the settings provided by your mobile operator.

4/ Edit the FTP server parameters.

5/ Confirm the changes.

6/ Restart the WebdynSun gateway using the new settings.

7/ In the menu, click on the “installation” tab, followed by the “connection” sub-tab and start the connection.

Configuration via SMS:

This configuration method requires the use of an active SIM card with a data option and a pin code that must be either “0000” or disabled.
The SIM card must be inserted into the unit before connection to the mains supply.
After connection to the mains supply, send the following SMS messages to the number of the previously inserted SIM card:

SMS for configuring the APN:
After replacing the generic fields with those of your operator, send the following SMS*:
apn=apn_name;usr=user_name;pwd=password;

Replace the above SMS fields with the following information:

  • apn_name: APN name supplied by your mobile operator
  • user_name: APN ID supplied by your mobile operator
  • password: APN password supplied by your mobile operator

SMS for FTP configuration:
After replacing the generic fields with those of your FTP server, send the following SMS*:
Ftp=server_name:user_name:password:port;

Replace the above SMS fields with the following information:

  • server_name: FTP server address
  • user_name: FTP account ID
  • Password: FTP account password
  • Port: FTP server port (the default port is 21)

Connection SMS:

Send the word “connect” by SMS* to launch a connection to the FTP server

*Please note: the formatting of the SMS must be exactly identical to that shown above (e.g.: no spaces between characters, etc.)

There are 2 ways of resetting the gateway.

  • If connecting by Ethernet:
    • Disconnect from the mains
    • Remove the cover
    • Disconnect the battery
    • Put the DIP Switch 2 on the WebdynSun card in “ON” position
    • Start the WebdynSun by connecting it only to the mains power supply
    • Wait until all the LEDs flash and then stop flashing (3 to 5 mins).
    • Disconnect from the mains
    • Reset the Dip Switch 2 to “OFF” 
    • Reconnect the battery
    • Reconnect to the mains supply and the WebdynSun starts normally.
  • If there is a SIM card inserted in the unit:
    • Send an SMS message containing the word “factory” to the number of the inserted SIM card.

NB : Resetting the gateway restores the configuration to its original state. Please note: data will be saved but the specific settings will not. Therefore, all the settings must be reconfigured.

Commands can be sent to connected devices with the exception of certain inverters and Modbus slaves that do not accept write requests.

If the device allows it, command files can be created on the FTP server.

The WebdynSun has a memory of about 100MB.

Therefore, if the remote server cannot be accessed, the WebdynSun gateway can backup data for several months.
The maximum data backup time varies depending on the amount of data to be collected.

The average backup time ranges from 3 to 4 months.

The average battery life is 5 years.

It may vary depending on the installation environment.

Yes, data may be sent to a PLC if the latter is equipped with a Modbus protocol.
The “Report” configuration file allows the WebdynSun gateway to automatically write the values read on a Modbus slave

All our products are guaranteed for 2 years.

For further information, please see our general conditions of sale.

Files uploaded by the WebdynSun gateway are compressed in Gz format.

The data contained in these files is structured in csv format.

The data volume depends on the files exchanged.

The average is about 5 MB per month but this varies from one installation to another.

INVERTER COMPATIBILITY WITH THE WEBDYNSUN GATEWAY

Different brands of inverter may be connected to the RS485(B) port or via the Ethernet port if the inverter protocol is based on the Modbus protocol (RTU or TCP).

However, different brands of inverters cannot be connected to the same RS485(A) port.

For a list of compatible inverters, please see the product page of the WebdynSun data gateway
  • Check if the correct inverter protocol is selected before starting detection:
  • Check the wiring and configuration of the inverters by referring to the inverter appendices.
  • Check that the inverters are not in OFF or stand-by mode.
  • Check that the line end plugs on the RS 485(A) Bus are turned on.

COMPATIBILITY WITH MODBUS DEVICES

Yes, any device you wish to connect must be configured and its Modbus definition file must be created.

The configuration is mainly based on the RS485 serial bus parameters and the IP parameters.

Yes, different Modbus devices can be connected to the same RS485 (B) port.

However, they must have the same communication parameters (bus parameters or compatible IP parameters), in order for them to communicate with each other.

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  • Warning – Firmware update V4.07.02 For the old version with SIM CARD of the pin code is 0000 you can update in this version. For the second case : When you insert a SIM CARD with pin code is 0000 used in this version (4.07.02) Downgrading to a previous version is not permitted.

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  • Warning – Firmware update V4.07.02 – For the old version with SIM CARD of the pin code is 0000 you can update in this version.

    For the second case : When you insert a SIM CARD with pin code is 0000 used in this version (4.07.02) Downgrading to a previous version is not permitted.

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CONFIGURATION OF THE WEBDYNRF GATEWAY

  • If the file is deleted from the directory after connecting the WebdynRF gateway, the problem is usually due to a file format error. The configuration and control files must follow the format described in the schema (XSD) files. To check schema consistency, open the XML file with the Notepad++ text editor and install the “XML Tool” add-on. Next, copy the corresponding XSD file to the XML file in the same directory, and select “Validate now” in XML Tool. Errors detected by the tool should be displayed.
  • If the file is not deleted from the server, the most common problem is that the file has not been located correctly. The file must be available on the server in the “INBOX” directory and in the sub-directory bearing the product UID name (e.g.: “/INBOX/0045CE/”).

GENERAL USE OF THE WEBDYNRF GATEWAY

The amount of data exchanged on the GPRS network varies depending on the configuration. However, the average consumption would be about 5MB / month.
The WebdynRF gateway consumes an average of about 250mA.

There are 2 firmware updating methods:
Local updating:
On the WebdynRF configuration interface, go to the “Actions” tab and select the updater in the “File upload” menu before clicking on the “Upload” button

Remote updating:
Upload the file containing the updater (file with extension “.bz2”) in the “BIN” directory to the FTP server . Next, place the update command in the INBOX directory corresponding to your gateway (“INBOX/”, with, the identifier of the gateway concerned)

The update command must follow the following format:

      updater.tar.bz2
      checksum_md5

updater.tar.bz2
checksum_md5

With:

  • updater.tar.bz2: Updater file name uploaded to the “BIN” directory
  • checksum_md5: Md5 code of the updater file

A lack of connection to the FTP server may be due to a network connection problem (Ethernet or GPRS), an FTP login problem or a failure to initiate the connection.

If you cannot connect to the network, check the following points:

  • Ethernet:
    • Modem set to “off” or “always off”
    • “Gateway” fields correctly entered
    • At least one DNS server must be configured
  • GPRS:
    • Modem set to “on”
    • APN, APN ID and APN password correctly entered
    • GPRS call number set to “*99***1#”

If you cannot log in, check the following points:

  • Incorrect FTP parameters
  • TCP port 21 closed at output
  • Domain name resolution problem: the DNS server is not specified

If the connection fails to initiate:

In this case, only the automatic connection does not work. The problem is probably caused by an incorrect schedule configuration. Please note, the schedule ID must be an integer.

 PARTICULAR APPLICATION OF THE WEBDYNRF WIRELESS M-BUS GATEWAY

For the WM-bus module data to be transmitted, you must:

  • Choose the mode corresponding to the modules used (S, T or N)
  • Define the modules or groups of modules to be processed

A module may be defined in a unique way by all the fields below:

  • Id
  • Manufacturer
  • Version
  • Medium

If a module’s data is encrypted, the encryption key for this module can be defined in the “Key” field.

To simplify the entry of the modules to be processed, a module group can be defined that conforms to the fields entered. The other fields will then be left empty (below is an example of a configuration for retrieving all Webdyn manufacturer (WDN) modules with the encryption key “00000000000000000000000000000000”.

  •   Id :
  •   Manufacturer : WDN
  •   Medium :
  •   Version :
  •   Label : Webdyn
  •   Key : 00000000000000000000000000000000

Note: In order for the modules (filters) entered to be taken into account, the “ByPass filter” mode must be deactivated.

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 PARTICULAR APPLICATION OF THE WEBDYNRF WAVENIS

The tool is connected to the gateway via the installer access (install).

It is therefore necessary to use the installer password (default is “middle”), and not the administrator’s password (default is “high”)

The statuses transmitted by the WebdynRF gateway are the raw values contained in the Wavenis modules. They are transmitted without interpretation. For further details, please refer to the Coronis module manuals.

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FAQ

CONFIGURATION OF THE WEBDYNRF GATEWAY

  • If the file is deleted from the directory after connecting the WebdynRF gateway, the problem is usually due to a file format error. The configuration and control files must follow the format described in the schema (XSD) files. To check schema consistency, open the XML file with the Notepad++ text editor and install the “XML Tool” add-on. Next, copy the corresponding XSD file to the XML file in the same directory, and select “Validate now” in XML Tool. Errors detected by the tool should be displayed.
  • If the file is not deleted from the server, the most common problem is that the file has not been located correctly. The file must be available on the server in the “INBOX” directory and in the sub-directory bearing the product UID name (e.g.: “/INBOX/0045CE/”).

GENERAL USE OF THE WEBDYNRF GATEWAY

The amount of data exchanged on the GPRS network varies depending on the configuration. However, the average consumption would be about 5MB / month.
The WebdynRF gateway consumes an average of about 250mA.

There are 2 firmware updating methods:
Local updating:
On the WebdynRF configuration interface, go to the “Actions” tab and select the updater in the “File upload” menu before clicking on the “Upload” button

Remote updating:
Upload the file containing the updater (file with extension “.bz2”) in the “BIN” directory to the FTP server . Next, place the update command in the INBOX directory corresponding to your gateway (“INBOX/”, with, the identifier of the gateway concerned)

The update command must follow the following format:

      updater.tar.bz2
      checksum_md5

updater.tar.bz2
checksum_md5

With:

  • updater.tar.bz2: Updater file name uploaded to the “BIN” directory
  • checksum_md5: Md5 code of the updater file

A lack of connection to the FTP server may be due to a network connection problem (Ethernet or GPRS), an FTP login problem or a failure to initiate the connection.

If you cannot connect to the network, check the following points:

  • Ethernet:
    • Modem set to “off” or “always off”
    • “Gateway” fields correctly entered
    • At least one DNS server must be configured
  • GPRS:
    • Modem set to “on”
    • APN, APN ID and APN password correctly entered
    • GPRS call number set to “*99***1#”

If you cannot log in, check the following points:

  • Incorrect FTP parameters
  • TCP port 21 closed at output
  • Domain name resolution problem: the DNS server is not specified

If the connection fails to initiate:

In this case, only the automatic connection does not work. The problem is probably caused by an incorrect schedule configuration. Please note, the schedule ID must be an integer.

 PARTICULAR APPLICATION OF THE WEBDYNRF WIRELESS M-BUS GATEWAY

For the WM-bus module data to be transmitted, you must:

  • Choose the mode corresponding to the modules used (S, T or N)
  • Define the modules or groups of modules to be processed

A module may be defined in a unique way by all the fields below:

  • Id
  • Manufacturer
  • Version
  • Medium

If a module’s data is encrypted, the encryption key for this module can be defined in the “Key” field.

To simplify the entry of the modules to be processed, a module group can be defined that conforms to the fields entered. The other fields will then be left empty (below is an example of a configuration for retrieving all Webdyn manufacturer (WDN) modules with the encryption key “00000000000000000000000000000000”.

  •   Id :
  •   Manufacturer : WDN
  •   Medium :
  •   Version :
  •   Label : Webdyn
  •   Key : 00000000000000000000000000000000

Note: In order for the modules (filters) entered to be taken into account, the “ByPass filter” mode must be deactivated.

Click here to read the media file 

Click here to read the units file 

 PARTICULAR APPLICATION OF THE WEBDYNRF WAVENIS

The tool is connected to the gateway via the installer access (install).

It is therefore necessary to use the installer password (default is “middle”), and not the administrator’s password (default is “high”)

The statuses transmitted by the WebdynRF gateway are the raw values contained in the Wavenis modules. They are transmitted without interpretation. For further details, please refer to the Coronis module manuals.

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  • WARNING :  Pour les anciens produits qui disposent d’une carte SIM avec un code PIN à 0000 , la mise à jour vers la version 4.07.02 sera fonctionelle.

    Second cas : Si la carte SIM avec un code PIN à 0000 est utilisée dans cette version (4.07.02), le passage vers une mise à jour antérieure est interdit.