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Set command: GPCFS=1 0:OK if parameters accepted
1:CMD ERR if RS232 port not enabled
2:PARAM ERR if
n not equal to 1
5:ACCESS ERR if insufficient access level
using the GPRS terminal.
Help command: GPCFS=?
1:EXECUTE if accepted
1:CMD ERR if RS232 port not enabled
5:ACCESS ERR if insufficient access level
Read command: GPESI?
Email send time interval if accepted
1:CMD ERR if RS232 port not enabled
5:ACCESS ERR if insufficient access level
Set command: GPESI= n 0:OK if parameters accepted
1:CMD ERR if RS232 port not enabled
2:PARAM ERR if n out of range
5:ACCESS ERR if insufficient access level
GPESI (GPrs Email Send Interval)
Reads or sets the value of the time
interval used to send the emails.
Help command: GPESI=? List of num:description if accepted
1:CMD ERR if RS232 port not enabled
5:ACCESS ERR if insufficient access level
Read command: GPSCI? SMS check interval if accepted
1:CMD ERR if RS232 port not enabled
5:ACCESS ERR if insufficient access level
Set command: GPSCI= n 0:OK if parameters accepted
1:CMD ERR if RS232 port not enabled
2:PARAM ERR if
n out of range
5:ACCESS ERR if insufficient access level
GPSCI (GPrs Sms Check Interval)
Reads or sets the value of the time
interval used to check the sms.
Help command: GPSCI=?
List of num:description if accepted
1:CMD ERR if RS232 port not enabled
5:ACCESS ERR if insufficient access level
Read command: GPCSE? Status of clock sync functions if accepted
1:CMD ERR if RS232 port not enabled
5:ACCESS ERR if insufficient access level
Set command: GPCSE= n 0:OK if parameters accepted
1:CMD ERR if RS232 port not enabled
2:PARAM ERR if
n out of range
5:ACCESS ERR if insufficient access level
GPCSE (GPrs Clock Sync Enable)
Enables or disables the
synchronization of the clock using the
GPRS terminal.
Help command: GPCSE=?
List of num:description if accepted
1:CMD ERR if RS232 port not enabled
5:ACCESS ERR if insufficient access level
Read command: GPSMP?
value of SMTP port if command accepted
1:CMD ERR if GPRS not enabled
5:ACCESS ERR if insufficient access level
Set command: GPSMP= n 0:OK if parameters accepted
1:CMD ERR if GPRS not enabled
2:PARAM ERR if n out of range
5:ACCESS ERR if insufficient access level
GPSMP (GPrs SMtp Port) Reads or
sets the GPRS network SMTP port
used to exchange the email data.
Usually is the TCP port 25.
Help command: GPSMP=? min <> max if accepted
1:CMD ERR if GPRS not enabled
5:ACCESS ERR if insufficient access level
Read command: GPHTP? value of HTTP port if command accepted
1:CMD ERR if GPRS not enable
5:ACCESS ERR if insufficient access level
GPHTP (GPrs HTtp Port) Reads or
sets the GPRS network HTTP port
used to exchange the time
synchronization data. Usually is the
TCP port 80, but BEWARE: some
wireless operator block this port and
reroute it to their proxy servers.
Set command: GPHTP= n 0:OK if parameters accepted
1:CMD ERR if GPRS not enabled
2:PARAM ERR if
n out of range
5:ACCESS ERR if insufficient access level