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BT-GPRS-S  

       

Installation Guide – Preliminary

    

 

 

 

 

 

 

                   Wireless Data Modem 

 

Rev A | Feb  2003, © BlueTree Wireless Data, Inc. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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BT-GPRS-S Installation Guide 

Preliminary 

 

 

Table of Contents

 

Introduction....................................................................2

 

Standard Package Contents...............................................2

 

Safety and Hazards ..........................................................2

 

Limitation of Liability ........................................................2

 

Patents..........................................................................2

 

Copyright .......................................................................2

 

Trademarks ....................................................................2

 

Product Overview.............................................................2

 

Data Connection ..............................................................3

 

LED Status Indicators .......................................................3

 

Antenna Selection and Installation ......................................4

 

Power Connection ............................................................5

 

Product Activation............................................................6

 

Step – 1: Powering-up the modem ..................................6

 

Step – 2: Activating the cellular unit on the network ...........6

 

Step – 3: Programming the phone number........................6

 

Step – 4: Testing the modem .........................................6

 

Product Operation ............................................................6

 

Mobile Terminated Call ..................................................6

 

Mobile Originated Call: ..................................................6

 

GSM circuit-switched data or GPRS packet-switched data ....6

 

SMS Mobile Originated/Terminated ..................................6

 

SIM Card Installation........................................................7

 

Product Configuration – AT Commands ................................8

 

Installing the Modem Driver (WinXP) ...................................9

 

Creating a Dialup Networking Session (WinXP) .................... 10

 

Customer Support .......................................................... 13

 

Warranty...................................................................... 13

 

Technical Specifications .................................................. 14

 

Regulatory Information ................................................... 15

 

 

 

Summary of Contents for BT-GPRS-S

Page 1: ...allation 4 Power Connection 5 Product Activation 6 Step 1 Powering up the modem 6 Step 2 Activating the cellular unit on the network 6 Step 3 Programming the phone number 6 Step 4 Testing the modem 6 Product Operation 6 Mobile Terminated Call 6 Mobile Originated Call 6 GSM circuit switched data or GPRS packet switched data 6 SMS Mobile Originated Terminated 6 SIM Card Installation 7 Product Config...

Page 2: ...iability While every effort has been made to achieve technical accuracy information in this document is subject to change without notice and does not represent a commitment on the part of BlueTree Wireless Data Inc or any of its subsidies affiliates agents licensors or resellers There are no warranties express or implied with respect to the content of this document Patents Portions of this product...

Page 3: ... 3 TXD Transmit Data In In 4 DTR Data Terminal Ready In X 5 GND Ground Common X 6 DSR Data Set Ready Out X 7 RTS Request To Send In In 8 CTS Clear To Send Out Out 9 RI Ring Indicator Out X How to install the data cable To install the serial data cable between the modem and your computer connect the male DB9 end of the cable to the BT GPRS S and tighten the screws The other end of the cable connect...

Page 4: ...s and Installers must be provided with antenna installation instruction and transmitter operating conditions for satisfying RF exposure compliance How to install the antenna The steps involved in connecting the RF antenna are 1 Determine a suitable location for the antenna Note the following when selecting the location The antenna should be mounted at least 20 cm from occupants or bystanders The s...

Page 5: ... on and off There options are 1 The white ignition sense wire can be connected to the vehicle s ignition such that the modem is powered on only when the ignition key is switched to On The modem is then ON only when the engine is on 2 Since the BT GPRS S has no on off switch the white ignition sense wire of the power harness must be connected according to how the modem is to be powered on and off T...

Page 6: ... data only device 2 Ask the wireless service provider to provide you with a SIM card Step 3 Programming the phone number Provisioning the modem s phone number is accomplished using the configuration software BlueVue available from the source where you purchased the modem and or from BlueTree s website under the Download section Step 4 Testing the modem You can test the modem by dialing a host comp...

Page 7: ...steps 1 Unscrew the front plate connectors side from the enclosure 2 Slide the board with the front plate attached out of the enclosure 3 On the back side of the board you will find the RIM 1902G module with on board SIM holder 4 Open the SIM holder and insert the SIM card into it 5 Close the SIM holder 6 Insert the board back into the enclosure 7 Screw the face plate onto the enclosure ...

Page 8: ...PR 115200 OK Check the SIM card AT CPIN CPIN READY Check if registered AT CREG CREG 0 1 Put in data mode AT FCLASS 0 OK Define the PDP context AT CGDCONT 1 IP internet com 0 0 0 0 0 0 OK Requested quality of service profile AT CGQREQ 1 0 0 0 0 0 OK Minimum quality of service profile AT CGQMIN 1 0 0 0 0 0 OK PDP context activate AT CGACT 1 1 OK Check if GPRS attached AT CGATT CGATT 1 Select service...

Page 9: ...nd Modems Select the Modems tab Click Add to install the modem driver The Hardware Wizard will start Check the box labeled Don t detect my modem Click Next Select Standard Modem Types as the Manufacturer Select Standard 33600bps Modem as the Model Click Next Select the COM port to which the modem will be attached Click Next The modem is now added to your list of available modems ...

Page 10: ...Creating a Dialup Networking Session WinXP Go to Control Panel à Network Connections Click on Make A New Connection The following Wizard will start Select Connect to the internet as the type of Network Connection Click Next Select to setup the connection manually Click Next Select Connect to a dialup modem Click Next ...

Page 11: ...Next Enter a name for your connection Click Next Enter the phone number for the GPRS service This number is supplied by the local cellular provider Example enter 99 1 Click Next Enter the username and password for this connection given by your cellular provider Example for service provider WirelessCarrier username is wapuser1 and password is wap Click Next ...

Page 12: ...llation Guide Preliminary Wireless Data Modem Rev A Feb 2003 BlueTree Wireless Data Inc Page 12 of 15 The following connection to your wireless service provider is now created à Click on Properties to verify the setup ...

Page 13: ... The sole responsibility of Bluetree Wireless Data Inc under this warranty is limited to either repair or at the option of Bluetree Wireless Data Inc replacement of the cellular modem There are no expressed or implied warranties including those of fitness for a particular purpose or merchantability which extend beyond the face hereof Bluetree Wireless Data Inc is not liable for any incidental or c...

Page 14: ... approx 12VDC Peak Transmit 150 mA Stand By Mode 25 mA Power Save Mode 6 mA Transmiter Power range at antenna port 1 0 W for 1900 MHz 0 8 W for 850 MHz Programming Setup AT Command programming Multislot Class 8 FCC Industry Canada FCC Part 15 Class A CAN ICES 003 800MHz 1900MHz TBD Temperature Operating 30o C to 60o C Storage 40o C to 70o C Humidity Range MIL STD 810E M507 3 Pr III Shock MIL STD 8...

Page 15: ...e harmful to radio communications However there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures Reorient or relocate the receivi...

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