8. SMS Operated Services

This section describes how to operate the 2N^® NetStar services using SMS messages.

Apart from the methods described above, some of the 2N^® NetStar services can also be operated using text messages sent from internal or mobile stations. It is necessary to send the SMS in a specific form as requested by your COMMUNICATION SYSTEM administrator. In general, remember that the service access codes can, in the event of SMS setting, be sent in the format specified by the administrator while the remaining part of the text message, which bears the information, must be entered in the format defined in the previous sections. The following examples are given to clarify this. The services that can be operated in this manner are designated with 'S' in the last column of Table 11 (see the explanatory note under the table).

Example: Suppose you want to set time to 8:15. The SMS access to the service is based on the key text 'Time'. Your time setting SMS will thus be Time0815 and should be sent to the number specified by the administrator.

Example: Suppose you want to forward all calls to the user of station 101. The SMS access to the service is based on the key text 'CFU user'. Your forwarding setting SMS will thus be CFU user 101 and should be sent to the number specified by the administrator.

Example: Suppose you want to activate alerting of a station by calling the user. The SMS access to the service is based on the key text '*55'. Your ringing setting SMS will thus have the form *55 and should be sent to the number specified by the administrator from the station to be set.