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For troubleshooting purposes, you can check this option to let the MonitorMagic service write log
information to a file when executing the alarm action. The file is called PagerSms.log and can be
found in the MonitorMagic service data directory.
See also:
Policies, Monitors, Rules and Alarm actions
Alarm actions overview
Alarm action name
Managing alarm action execution
Escalation
Keywords overview
Introduction to pager - SMS
Pager - SMS installation and configuration overview
Pager - SMS modem installation and configuration
Pager - SMS provider selection
Pager - SMS managing provider configuration settings
Pager - SMS adding provider configuration settings
Pager - SMS message
Pager - SMS script
Pager - SMS script
For the TAP protocol, MonitorMagic uses a script that describe how the computer and the
provider communicate. The script is stored in a file shipped with MonitorMagic. If your provider
uses the TAP protocol and the default script does not work, you can edit the script. In this case,
for most circumstances, you will need to make minor adjustments to make the script work. If you
need help in this matter, please contact your MonitorMagic reseller or Tools4ever:
support@tools4ever.com.
The MonitorMagic pager - SMS script file is called: TapScript.sci and can be found in the
MonitorMagic service directory. To edit the script file, use a standard ASCII editor, for instance
notepad.exe. Warning: Do not open the script file in advanced Word processing
applications like Microsoft Word etc.
When MonitorMagic calls the provider, the script is executed. The script contains two sections:
Parameter initialization section
Script execution section.
Parameter initialization section
This section defines the mapping of characters and corresponding ASCII codes as sent and
received by the provider. If these mappings are not standard, they should be defined in this
section. Each mapping should be specified in braces on a single line as shown in the following
example:
{CR=0x0D}
{ACK=0x06}
Script execution section
The script execution section contains a number of commands. Each command normally consists
of three lines:
Command ID, an integral number followed by a colon. The line is used in goto
statements. Example: 14:
Command. A command is a single word and must be specified in brackets. See the next
table for all possible commands.
A parameter associated with the specified command. See the next table for possible
parameters.
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