1. Click on the "+" button in bottom right corner
2. Insert device name
3. Insert device location (optional)
4. Insert phone number of the GSM device
5. Select command type. For standard GSM devices choose text mode, parametric mode is intended for developers.
6. Insert command name
7. Insert value/text
8. (optional) Add another command by clicking on small "+" button
9. Save device by clicking on "add device" button

Note: In case of adding two or more similar GSM devices to the list you can use duplicate function.

1. Click on "three-dot" context menu button of the given device
2. Choose Edit device option
3. Now you can edit the following:
   • Device image/icon
   • Device name
   • Device location
   • Phone number
   • Names of the commands
   • Values/plain-text strings of the commands
   • Command order by vertical swipe
4. You can also:
   • Add new command by clicking on "+" button
   • Delete existing command by horizontal swipe
5. Confirm changes by clicking on Edit device button

1. Click on "three-dot" context menu button of the given device
2. Choose Duplicate option

Note: You can use this function in case you want to add more similar GSM devices to the list. We recommend to add one device with all required commands at first and only then use the duplicate function.

1. Click on "three dots" context menu button of the given device
2. Choose Remove device option

Note: If you accidentally delete a GSM device from the list, you can undo this within next 5 seconds by clicking on Undo button in the bottom pop-up bar.

1. Click on main menu button (three horizontal lines) in the top left corner of the screen
2. Choose Wipe option (trash bin icon)

Note: This action is irreversible.

Some GSM devices support drop-calls. This comes in handy for basic control, e.g. for switch a GSM relay on/off or open/close entrance gate, because drop-calling is free of charge.

How to make a drop-call:

1. In the list, tap the device button to open device-specific page.
2. Click on phone icon to make a call, your default telephone app will pop-up
3. Make a call

Note: Some GSM devices drop the call automatically, for some the call has to be dropped by user.

This function can be used for backup of the GSM device list and for easy transfer of the list to another mobile phone or tablet.

Approach #1:

1. Click on "three-dot" menu button in the top right corner of the screen
2. Choose Export configuration option
3. Choose destination folder
4. (optional) Edit name of the configuration file
5. Click on Save button

Approach #2:

1. Click on main menu button (three horizontal lines) in the top left corner of the screen
2. Choose Export option (rectangle with arrow pointing left)
3. Choose destination folder
4. (optional) Edit name of the configuration file
5. Click on Save button

Note: To keep exported configuration file size small, user-added (custom) device images are not exported.

This function can be used for import of the defined (and exported) GSM device list.

Approach #1:

1. Click on "three-dot" menu button in the top right corner of the screen
2. Choose Import configuration option
3. Choose (previously exported) configuration file

Approach #2:

1. Click on main menu button (three horizontal lines) in the top left corner of the screen
2. Choose Import option (rectangle with arrow pointing right)
3. Choose (previously exported) configuration file

Note: This operation overrides existing device list database.

Note: To keep the exported configuration file size small, user-added (custom) device images are not exported/imported. After the import user has to add custom images manually again.

1. Click on main menu button (three horizontal lines) in the top left corner of the screen
2. Choose Remove advertisements option ("AD" icon)
3. Pick No advertisements option
4. Choose your payment method and click on Buy

Note: Advertisements removal is charged. For supporting future development of the app you can also use PayPal.