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CUBE Configuration Instructions for
Schindler Lifts
Third Parties Australia
Issue: 01 Date: 27/05/19
The following instructions outline the steps required by a third-party lift maintenance provider to
UBE so as to reconfigure it for use with their SIM(s). Separate to this the lift
phone unit will need to be reprogrammed with the required phone numbers.
With a simple SMS, the third party can reconfigure:
Installation ID
Battery status report
SMS number for notification
Minimum SIM requirement:
Industrial grade for high temperature
Size 2FF
Follow these steps to configure the CUBE in the OEM mode:
Set the CUBE power switch to OFF.
Put in a new SIM card(s).
Set the CUBE power switch to ON and reboot fully.
Push 1x the BLE button (Bluetooth) on the CUBE.
Send the SMS configuration to the CUBE.
The CUBE is configured for the OEM mode.
When the OEM mode is started, the LED CIL4 on the CUBE will flash slowly.
The configuration message must follow these rules to make sure that the configuration is
correct:
Start with oem-config
Complete with #
It contains all the necessary parameters
It contains only key-value pairs, with one key-value pair per line and divided by a colon
It contains at least the last 10 digits of the CUBE serial number
It is not longer than 160 characters (maximum SMS length)
It contains only ASCII characters.
SMS configuration content for notification (CUBE only)
Oem-config SMS of string declaration as a configuration for third party
sn: Header of the serial number
2345678901 Serial number of the target CUBE
instid: Header of the installation ID
12345678901 Installation ID (maximum 12 characters long)
snum1: Header of the first SMS number
+4179123456 First SMS number
snum2: Header of the second SMS number
+4179123457 Second SMS number (can be empty)
snum3: Header of the third SMS number
+4179123458 Third SMS number (can be empty)
snum4: Header of the fourth SMS number
+4179123459 Fourth SMS number (can be empty)
lnum: Header of the battery monitoring number
+4141123459 Battery monitoring number
ltt: Header of the battery monitoring timer
4320 Battery monitoring timer in minutes (3 days = 4320 min)
# Declares the end of the SMS
All headers and line endings must be written in the SMS.
Example to an SMS configuration content:
oem-config
sn: 202351HNMDMJ7000123
instid: ABC-TOWER 1
snum1: +61412555789
snum2: +61412777123
snum3: +61412222456
snum4: +61412333123
#
If the submitted serial number matches the one stored in the device, CUBE will send back this
confirmation SMS:
oem-config: success
# // this string confirms the successful configuration
If the submitted serial number does not match the one stored in the device, CUBE will send back
this rejection SMS:
oem-config: failed
reason: [reason]
# // this string informs about the unsuccessful configuration
It is possible that the CUBE ignores the incoming SMS and does not send any message back. Then,
the configuration was not correct. To prevent not necessary costs by sending SMS automatically,
CUBE does not respond to every SMS.
Notification
The CUBE will send an SMS to tell if:
The battery is defect
The battery is OK.
This is the content of the SMS sent to the number(s) given before:
oem-notify String declaration as a notification SMS
instid: // example of a number for the SV_ID (maximum 12 characters
123456789012 long)
Message: Battery // example of a notification message
defect
#
