Shared Runtime Recipients and Notifications

Use this page to define the shared recipient groups and the optional source-specific recipient groups used by shared runtime alarms and messages.

Configure the shared default groups first, and add source-specific groups only when one source must use different recipients.
All recipient parameters on this page use the same list operation pattern for add, read, remove, and clear.
Use full phone numbers with country code for phone-based groups and normal email addresses for email-based groups.

List Operation Pattern

Add a recipient by sending the command with a value, for example SSYS +4588888888 or ESYS drift@example.com.
Read the current list with ?, for example SSYS?.
Delete the full list with *, for example SSYS*.
Delete one recipient with !, for example SSYS! +4588888888.

Use this pattern consistently across shared groups and source-specific groups so the recipient lists are maintained the same way everywhere.

Shared Default Recipient Groups

Configure the shared groups first. These are the normal default recipients for runtime alarms and messages across the installation.

Shared SMS Recipients

Use this group for SMS recipients that should receive the normal shared runtime alarms across the installation.

Parameter	Index	Range	Format	Default	Example
`SSYS`	-	Up to 12 phone numbers	Phone number with country code	-	`SSYS +4588888888`

Shared Email Recipients

Use this group for email recipients that should receive the normal shared runtime alarms across the installation.

Parameter	Index	Range	Format	Default	Example
`ESYS`	-	Up to 12 email addresses	Email address	-	`ESYS drift@example.com`

Shared Voice Recipients

Use this group for voice-call recipients that should receive the normal shared runtime alarms across the installation.

Parameter	Index	Range	Format	Default	Example
`TSYS`	-	Up to 12 phone numbers	Phone number with country code	-	`TSYS +4588888888`

Digital Inputs

Use these groups only when one digital input must send to a dedicated recipient set instead of the shared default groups.

This page defines who receives the digital input or counter alarm. The input logic, alarm texts, delays, and counter behavior are configured on the related digital input page.

Digital Input SMS Recipients

Use this group when one digital input must send SMS alarms to recipients that differ from the shared default SMS group.

Parameter	Index	Range	Format	Default	Example
`SDR#`	1..256	Up to 12 phone numbers	Phone number with country code	-	`SDR1 +4588888888`

Digital Input Email Recipients

Use this group when one digital input must send email alarms to recipients that differ from the shared default email group.

Parameter	Index	Range	Format	Default	Example
`EDR#`	1..256	Up to 12 email addresses	Email address	-	`EDR1 drift@example.com`

Digital Input Voice Recipients

Use this group when one digital input must send voice alarms to recipients that differ from the shared default voice group.

Parameter	Index	Range	Format	Default	Example
`TDR#`	1..256	Up to 12 phone numbers	Phone number with country code	-	`TDR1 +4588888888`

The related channel setup is documented on Shared Runtime Digital Inputs and Counters.

Analog Inputs

Use these groups when one analog input must send to different recipients than the shared default groups.

This page defines who receives the analog input alarm. The alarm limits, alarm texts, and channel behavior are configured on the related analog input page.

Analog Input SMS Recipients

Use this group when one analog input must send SMS alarms to recipients that differ from the shared default SMS group.

Parameter	Index	Range	Format	Default	Example
`SVR#`	1..32	Up to 12 phone numbers	Phone number with country code	-	`SVR1 +4588888888`

Analog Input Email Recipients

Use this group when one analog input must send email alarms to recipients that differ from the shared default email group.

Parameter	Index	Range	Format	Default	Example
`EVR#`	1..32	Up to 12 email addresses	Email address	-	`EVR1 drift@example.com`

Analog Input Voice Recipients

Use this group when one analog input must send voice alarms to recipients that differ from the shared default voice group.

Parameter	Index	Range	Format	Default	Example
`TVR#`	1..32	Up to 12 phone numbers	Phone number with country code	-	`TVR1 +4588888888`

The related channel setup is documented on Shared Runtime Analog Input Settings.

1-Wire Channels

1-Wire alarms can use the shared default recipient groups SSYS, ESYS, and TSYS without any dedicated 1-Wire recipient setup.

Use the dedicated groups below only when one 1-Wire channel must send to different recipients than the shared defaults.

This page defines who receives the 1-Wire alarm. The channel list, alarm limits, alarm texts, reporting, and logging are configured on the related 1-Wire page.

1-Wire SMS Recipients

Use this group when one 1-Wire channel must send SMS alarms to recipients that differ from the shared default SMS group.

Parameter	Index	Range	Format	Default	Example
`SOT#`	1..10	Up to 12 phone numbers	Phone number with country code	-	`SOT1 +4588888888`

1-Wire Email Recipients

Use this group when one 1-Wire channel must send email alarms to recipients that differ from the shared default email group.

Parameter	Index	Range	Format	Default	Example
`EOT#`	1..10	Up to 12 email addresses	Email address	-	`EOT1 drift@example.com`

1-Wire Voice Recipients

Use this group when one 1-Wire channel must send voice alarms to recipients that differ from the shared default voice group.

Parameter	Index	Range	Format	Default	Example
`TOT#`	1..10	Up to 12 phone numbers	Phone number with country code	-	`TOT1 +4588888888`

Configure the 1-Wire alarms first on 1-Wire Temperature Monitoring > Setup and alarms, and then configure dedicated delivery here only for the channels that need it.

The 1-Wire setup itself is documented on 1-Wire Temperature Monitoring > Setup and alarms.

Calendar Events

Calendar events can use their own recipient groups when scheduled messages should not use the same recipients as normal operating alarms.

This page defines who receives scheduled calendar messages. The grouped data content and the weekly send schedule are configured on the related logger and calendar page.

Calendar SMS Recipients

Use this group when calendar events must send SMS messages to recipients that differ from the shared default SMS group.

Parameter	Index	Range	Format	Default	Example
`SCAL`	-	Up to 12 phone numbers	Phone number with country code	-	`SCAL +4588888888`

Calendar Email Recipients

Use this group when calendar events must send email messages to recipients that differ from the shared default email group.

Parameter	Index	Range	Format	Default	Example
`ECAL`	-	Up to 12 email addresses	Email address	-	`ECAL drift@example.com`

The related grouping and schedules are documented on Shared Runtime Logger and Calendar Groups.

Best Practice

Use the shared default groups first and add source-specific groups only when there is a documented need.
Keep the same source number across channel setup, alarm text, and recipient groups.
Document why a source uses dedicated recipients so the configuration can be maintained later.