Basic settings – 2N M2M Solution 2N SmartCom - User Manual 1.9.0 User Manual

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The reply for the STANDALONE mode is as follows:

SIG=<signal_level> OPER=<operator> IMSI=<sim_card_imsi><br>IMEI=<module_imei>
SN=<terminal_serial_number> LIP=<local_ip>FW=<terminal_fw_version>
STAT=LISTENING <num_of_connected_clients>

The meanings of the parameters in the reply SMS are as follows:

<password> – authentication password; the password has to be set up first
(AUTH_PASS configuration parameter).
<signal_level> – current signal level in the '–XXXdBm' format.
<operator> – provider's name in the long format (name, no number).
<sim_card_imsi> – IMSI of the SIM card inserted.
<module_imei> – IMEI of the GSM module used.
<terminal_serial–number> – serial number in the 'xx–xxxx–xxxx' format.
<local_ip> – local address of the terminal (assigned by the provider).
<terminal_fw_version> – terminal firmware version.
<current_terminal_status> –current terminal status (in the Client mode
only).

CONNECTING – terminal connection to

Server in

2N SmartCOM

progress.

CONNECTED – terminal connection to

Server completed.

2N SmartCOM

<num_of_connected_clients> – count of clients currently connected to all
ports (in the STANDALONE mode only).

Basic Settings

The following configuration SMS sets the basic parameters necessary for a proper

function of the terminal, including connection to the GSM provider and 2N

Server,

mode switching and RS 232 authorisation

SmartCOM

2N SmartCOM

enable.

Use the following command to know the current parameters settings:

SC CNF PWD=<password>

The reply to such SMS can, for example, look as follows:

MODE=1 232LCK=0 APN=publicip.t–mobile.cz DUSR= DPWD= IPS=90.182.112.51
PORTS=1620

Tip

You can send all the parameters at once or enter only those you want
to change in the configuration. Hence, you need not always send all
optional parameters but have to meet the basic conditions mentioned
in the Function Description above.

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