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Pin 

#

Signal Name

 

Signal Type

 

Signal Leve

l

Signal Description

 

Currently Configured  For

 

Other Uses (With different SW)  ***

1

 

CS3

 

Output

 

CMOS

 

Chip Select 3 - (Active Low) ***

 

Not Supported in Current SW

 

Future Use - Intended to allow addition of

general purpose bi-directional parallel

port.

2

 

DATA0

 

Bi-directional

 

CMOS

 

Read / Write Data -

 

Character Display

 

Bi-directional parallel port ***

3

 

DATA1

 

Bi-directional

 

CMOS

 

Read / Write Data -

 

Character Display

 

Bi-directional parallel port ***

4

 

DATA2

 

Bi-directional

 

CMOS

 

Read / Write Data -

 

Character Display

 

Bi-directional parallel port ***

5

 

DATA3

 

Bi-directional

 

CMOS

 

Read / Write Data -

 

Character Display

 

Bi-directional parallel port ***

6

 

DATA4

 

Bi-directional

 

CMOS

 

Read / Write Data -

 

Character Display

 

Bi-directional parallel port ***

7

 

DATA5

 

Bi-directional

 

CMOS

 

Read / Write Data -

 

Character Display

 

Bi-directional parallel port ***

8

 

DATA6

 

Bi-directional

 

CMOS

 

Read / Write Data -

 

Character Display

 

Bi-directional parallel port ***

9

 

DATA7

 

Bi-directional

 

CMOS

 

Read / Write Data -

 

Character Display

 

Bi-directional parallel port ***

10

 

DATA8

 

Bi-directional

 

CMOS

 

Read / Write Data -

 

Character Display

 

Bi-directional parallel port ***

or

 

ADDR1

 

Output

 

CMOS

 

Address 1 (Not Jumpered)

 

Not Used

 

Memory Mapped Display

11

 

ENA

 

Output

 

CMOS

 

Read / Write Enable (Active High)  -

 

Character Display

12

 

CS2

 

Output

 

CMOS

 

Chip Select 2  -  (Active Low)  -

 

Character Display

or

 

WR

 

Output

 

CMOS

 

Write - (Active Low)  (Not Jumpered)

 

Not Used

 

Memory Mapped Display

13

 

CASP_ON

 

Bi-directional

 

CMOS

 

Turns Phone On / Off

 

Output - Phone On = Hi

14

 

KEY0

 

Output

 

CMOS

 

Keypad Interface Row Select -

15

 

KEY1

 

Output

 

CMOS

 

Keypad Interface Row Select

16

 

KEY2

 

Output

 

CMOS

 

Keypad Interface Row Select

17

 

KEY3

 

Bi-directional w Resistor

 

CMOS

 

Keypad Row / Column -

 

Row Select in SW (Output)

18

 

KEY4

 

Bi-directional w Resistor

 

CMOS

 

Keypad Row / Column -

 

Row Select in SW (Output)

19

 

KEY5

 

Bi-directional w Resistor

 

CMOS

 

Keypad Row / Column - debounce = 46ms

 

Column in SW (Input)

20

 

KEY6

 

Bi-directional w Resistor

 

CMOS

 

Keypad Row / Column -  debounce = 46ms

 

Column in SW (Input)

21

 

KEY7

 

Bi-directional w Resistor

 

CMOS

 

Keypad Row / Column -  debounce = 46ms

 

Column in SW (Input)

22

 

KEY8

 

Bi-directional w Resistor

 

CMOS

 

Keypad Row / Column -  debounce = 46ms

 

Column in SW (Input)

23

 

KEY9

 

Bi-directional w Resistor

 

CMOS

 

Keypad Row / Column -  debounce = 46ms

 

Column in SW (Input)

24

 

BKLT_PWM

 

Output

 

CMOS

 

Back Lighting (Pulse Width Modulated)

 

Character Display

 

Memory Mapped Display

12.8 kHz, duty cycle 90% On

25

 

RD

 

Output

 

CMOS

 

External Device Read Enable - (Active Low)

 

Not Supported in Current SW

26

 

RSTF

 

Input

 

CMOS

 

Reset CASP only - Active Low

27

 

DATA_TX

 

Output

 

CMOS

 

RS-232 Transmit Data

 to

 C

on

tr

ol

le

r 

   

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

 300 to 9600 baud

 

38400 for Loader, 115200 for Burn Flash

28

 

DATA_RX2

 

Input

 

CMOS

 

RS-232 Receive Data

 f

ro

m

 Co

n

tr

ol

le

r  

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

300 to 9600 baud

 

38400 for Loader, 115200 for Burn Flash

29

 

SOFT_ON

 

Input

 

CMOS

 

Toggle to turn phone on / off

 

Active High - Must be high for

3 seconds to toggle

30

 

RING_PWM

 

Output

 

CMOS

 

Ringer Interface (Pulse Width Modulated)

 

1 kHz, 50 % duty cycle

31

 

RI

 

Output

 

CMOS

 

RS-232 Ring Indicator  (CMOS Levels)

 

RS-232 Flow Control

 

Ring indication

32

 

DCD

 

Output

 

CMOS

 

RS-232 Data Carrier Detect  (CMOS Levels)

 

RS-232 Flow Control

 

Dial tone indication

VDD for CMOS = 3.0 Vdc  Outputs are 2.4 Vdc = 1,    0.4 Vdc = 0

Summary of Contents for A2 Series

Page 1: ...alcom de pub a2 manuals Funkanlagen Leipoldt D 98704 Langewiesen Gewerbering 6 Tel 49 3677 8042 0 Fax 49 3677 8042 215 Email info falcom de FALCOM A2 INCLUDING A2 A A2 B A2 1 AND EVALUATION BOARD User...

Page 2: ...DS 12 1 4 1 ATD 12 1 4 2 ATD 12 1 4 3 ATA 13 1 4 4 ATH 13 1 4 5 AT VGR 13 1 4 6 AT VGT 14 1 4 7 AT VTS 14 1 4 8 AT VTD 14 1 4 9 15 1 4 10 ATO 15 1 4 11 AT CBST 15 1 4 12 Remote disconnection 16 1 5 CA...

Page 3: ...ORS AT THE A2 49 2 4 PIN OUT OF THE A2 MODULE 50 2 5 SPECIAL FUNCTIONALITY PINS 50 2 5 1 Pin 29 on C1 Pin 3 on C2 SOFT ON OFF 50 2 5 2 Pin 26 on C1 RSTF 51 2 5 3 Pin 5 on C2 BRSF 51 2 6 FIRMWARE DOWNL...

Page 4: ...the Menu key during a call 74 4 5 9 1 Security 74 4 5 9 2 In the case one call is active 74 4 5 9 3 In the case two calls are active 75 4 5 9 4 Call Waiting 76 5 FALCOM A2 TEST SOFTWARE 77 5 1 OVERVIE...

Page 5: ...ssumed for its use Also the information contained herein is subject to change without notice Users are advised to quickly proceed to the Security chapter and read the hints carefully 0 1 Used abbrevia...

Page 6: ...OSURE TO RF ENERGY There has been some public concern about possible health effects of using GSM modem Although research on health effects from RF energy has focused for many years on the current RF t...

Page 7: ...s so require ELECTRONIC DEVICES Most electronic equipment for example in hospitals and motor vehicles is shielded from RF energy However RF energy may affect some malfunctioning or improperly shielded...

Page 8: ...njury or even death Areas with a potentially explosive atmosphere are often but not always clearly marked They include fuelling areas such as petrol stations below decks on boats fuel or chemical tran...

Page 9: ...mands concerning modem hardware 1 2 1 AT CGMI Command gives manufacturer information Command Possible responses CGMI Funkanlagen Leipoldt OHG CGMI OK Remarks none Source GSM 07 07 5 1 Implementation n...

Page 10: ...ork After three unsuccessful attempts to enter the PIN the PUK is required As second parameter the user should provide a new PIN Command Possible responses CPIN pin OK CME ERROR err CPIN puk new pin O...

Page 11: ...lt code 1 enable network registration unsolicited result code stat 0 not registered ME is not currently searching a new operator to register to 1 registered home network 2 not registered but ME is cur...

Page 12: ...stat 0 unknown 1 available 2 current 3 forbidden Remarks none Source GSM 07 07 7 3 Implementation yes 1 3 4 AT CSQ Command is used to ask for the networks field strength and the current bit error rat...

Page 13: ...mber to dial Remarks In case of international number the local international prefix usually 00 could be replaced by the character For phonebook dialling please see phonebook commands section Source GS...

Page 14: ...f ATS0 does not equals zero Source GSM 07 07 V 25ter 6 3 5 Implementation yes 1 4 4 ATH Command is used to end a call Command Possible responses ATH NO CARRIER ERROR Remarks none Source GSM 07 07 V 25...

Page 15: ...28 indicate a smaller gain than nominal Remarks none Source GSM 07 07 C 5 Implementation not yet complete 1 4 7 AT VTS Command is used to transmit DTMF tones Command Possible responses AT VTS tone OK...

Page 16: ...on line command data while in a data call Command Possible responses ATO CONNECT speed ERROR Remarks none Source GSM 07 07 V 25ter 6 3 7 Implementation yes 1 4 11 AT CBST Command is used to select the...

Page 17: ...rols whether or not intermediate result code CR serv is returned from the modem during connect negotiation of a data call Command Possible responses CR mode OK AT CR CR mode AT CR CR list of modes s D...

Page 18: ...GSM 07 07 6 11 Implementation yes 1 6 Call setting commands 1 6 1 ATS0 Command will be documented soon 1 6 2 AT CCFC Command is used to set the call forwarding service Command Possible responses CCFC...

Page 19: ...WA Command is used to set the call waiting supplementary service Command Possible responses CCWA n mode class OK When mode 2 CCWA status class CME ERROR err AT CCWA CCWA n AT CCWA CCWA list of n s Def...

Page 20: ...t of supported n s Defined values n parameter sets shows the result code presentation status 0 disable 1 enable m parameter shows the subscriber CLIP service status in the network 0 CLIP not provision...

Page 21: ...work etc 3 CLIR temporary mode presentation restricted 4 CLIR temporary mode presentation allowed Remarks none Source GSM 07 07 7 7 Implementation yes 1 6 6 AT COLP Command is used to set and request...

Page 22: ...mand Possible responses CPBS storage OK CME ERROR err CPBS CPBS storage used total CME ERROR err CPBS CPBS list of supported storage s Defined values storage SM SIM phonebook used integer type value i...

Page 23: ...E Character Set CSCS nlength integer type value indicating the maximum length of field number tlength integer type value indicating the maximum length of field text Remarks none Source GSM 07 07 8 12...

Page 24: ...phonebook entry to a special place in the phonebook memory storage Command Possible responses CPBW index number type text OK CME ERROR err CPBW CPBW list of supported index s nlength list of supporte...

Page 25: ...a GSM 04 11 RP service centre address Address Value field in string format tosca GSM 04 11 RP service centre address Type of Address octet in integer format Remarks In PDU mode at cmgf 0 this command...

Page 26: ...Address Address Value field in string format da GSM 03 40 TP Destination Address Address Value field in string format scts GSM 03 40 TP Service Centre Time Stamp in time string format toda GSM 04 11...

Page 27: ...e not counted in the length pdu GSM 04 11 SC address followed by GSM 03 40 TPDU in hexadecimal format Remarks none Source GSM 07 05 3 4 2 4 1 Implementation yes 1 8 3 AT CMGR Command is used to read o...

Page 28: ...teger format when first character of da is IRA 43 default is 145 otherwise default is 129 tooa GSM 04 11 TP Originating Address Type of Address octet in integer format default refer toda fo first octe...

Page 29: ...i e the RP layer SMSC address octets are not counted in the length pdu GSM 04 11 SC address followed by GSM 03 40 TPDU in hexadecimal format Remarks none Source GSM 07 05 3 4 3 4 2 Implementation yes...

Page 30: ...t of the SMSC address equals zero the SMSC address set with command Service Centre Address CSCA is used mr see text mode Remarks none Source GSM 07 05 3 5 1 4 3 Implementation yes 1 8 5 AT CMSS Comman...

Page 31: ...ss Value field in string format tooa GSM 04 11 TP Originating Address Type of Address octet in integer format default refer toda da GSM 03 40 TP Destination Address Address Value field in string forma...

Page 32: ...ory 0 received unread message i e new message 1 received read message 2 stored unsent message 3 stored sent message 5 all messages index see text mode pdu GSM 04 11 SC address followed by GSM 03 40 TP...

Page 33: ...f supported service s Defined values service 0 GSM 03 40 and 03 41 GSM standards for SMS Cell Broadcast 1 127 reserved 128 manufacturer specific mt mo bm 0 type not supported 1 type supported Remarks...

Page 34: ...ich received SMs are preferred to be stored unless forwarded directly to TE refer command New Message Indications CNMI refer mem1 for defined values total1 integer type total number of message locatio...

Page 35: ...pid dcs OK CSMP CSMP fo vp pid dcs CSMP OK Defined values fo first octet of GSM 03 40 SMS DELIVER SMS SUBMIT in integer format default 17 vp GSM 03 40 TP Validity Period either in integer format defa...

Page 36: ...documented soon 1 9 7 AT CSCB Command is used to set parameters of how broadcast messages are to be received Command Possible responses CSCB mode mids dcss OK CSCB CSCB mode mids dcss CSCB CSCB list...

Page 37: ...character set Incoming characters are converted to the current used set Command Possible responses CSCS chset OK CSCS CSCS chset CSCS CSCS list of supported chset s Defined values chset PCCP437 Code p...

Page 38: ...ing services AC All incoming barring services mode 0 unlock 1 lock 2 query status status 0 not active 1 active passwd string type shall be the same as password specified for the facility from the ME u...

Page 39: ...pwdlength integer type maximum length of the password for the facility Remarks none Source GSM 07 07 7 5 Implementation yes 1 10 5 AT CFUN Command is used to set the functionality of the modem It swit...

Page 40: ...ot allow commands from TA TE 2 unknown ME is not guaranteed to respond to instructions 3 ringing ME is ready for commands from TA TE but the ringer is active 4 call in progress ME is ready for command...

Page 41: ...Command Possible responses F OK 1 11 3 AT CSAS Command is used to save the settings of AT CSCA AT CSMP and AT CSCB especially Command Possible responses CSAS OK CME ERROR err CSAS CSAS 0 Remarks none...

Page 42: ...E ERROR err result code and use ERROR instead 1 enable CME ERROR err result code and use numeric err values Remarks none Source GSM 07 07 9 1 Implementation yes 1 12 2 Mobile equipment error result co...

Page 43: ...that the MS has tried to send a mobile originating short message when the MS s network operator or service provider has forbidden such transactions Cause no 10 Call barred This cause indicates that t...

Page 44: ...ge service cannot be serviced because of high traffic Cause no 47 Resources unavailable unspecified This cause is used to report a resource unavailable event only when no other cause applies Cause no...

Page 45: ...equipment sending this cause has received a message which includes information elements not recognised because the information element identifier is not defined or it is defined but not implemented b...

Page 46: ...to destination 6 Channel unacceptable 8 Operator determined barring 16 Normal call clearing 17 User busy 18 No user responding 19 User alerting no answer 21 Call rejected 22 Number changed 26 Non sele...

Page 47: ...type non existent or not implemented 98 Message type not compatible with protocol state 99 Information element non existent or not implemented 100 Conditional IE error 101 Message not compatible with...

Page 48: ...22 Short message Point To Point Mobile originated TS23 Short message cell broadcast GSM data services 300 9600 bps asynchronous transparent and non transparent V 21 V 22 V 22bis V 32 V 110 Dimensions...

Page 49: ...ternal for small SIM cards 5 3V RS 232 12V RX TX only 3V RX TX RTS CTS DTR DSR DCD RI 300 19200 Baud rates for serial link 2 2 Possible external devices Audio 10K differential Microphone impedance 2 1...

Page 50: ...hout permission Page 49 2 3 Connectors at the A2 In the following pictures the connectors of the A2 module are to be seen C1 40 pin connector SMD Type FH AMP Part No 0 177984 1 Counterpart for applica...

Page 51: ...RADIALL Part No 199005801 Counterpart for application 199005250 2 4 Pin out of the A2 module The pin out of the A2 module you ll find in the appendix 2 5 Special functionality pins There are a few pi...

Page 52: ...there are problems feel free to talk to the FALCOM support 2 6 Firmware Download Procedure Located on our FTP side ftp falcom de pub a2 firmware one can find a file called a2_flash exe It is a self ex...

Page 53: ...button If the power supply was disconnected reconnect it Pull the SOFT ON pin to HIGH until the LOADER PROGRAM LOADING bar is filled approx 7 sec Release the SOFT ON The program continues with ERASIN...

Page 54: ...ons B x H x L 115mm x 54mm x 33mm Weight 160g Power Supply 10 8 31 2 V DC 240mA max 12V 45mA idle 12V 25mA off 12V Temperature Range Storage 20 C to 70 C Use 20 C to 55 C Interface A Power supply Cabl...

Page 55: ...H 1999 This confidential document is the property of Funkanlagen Leipoldt OHG and may not be copied or circulated without permission Page 54 Audio interface Electret Microphone Loudspeaker 150 Ground...

Page 56: ...ff procedure of the GSM module If the ignition line will be connected to a high voltage level the GSM module powered on and vice versa The green LED on interface C shows the SoftOn Off procedure After...

Page 57: ...of the GSM module please use the following ways RESET switch on the bottom of the GSM modem FALCOM A2 1 SoftOn Off procedure of the GSM module serial break on interface B Transmit Data TX LOW for 100m...

Page 58: ...power transmit mode 238mA in full power transmit mode Operational temperature 0 40 degree Celsius Storage 40 85 degree Celsius SIM card holder for small SIM cards Audio interface for loudspeaker and...

Page 59: ...ard to board connector The pin out of them you can find in the appendix The second main component is the display It is a 16 x 4 character display with background lights It is used to display the so ca...

Page 60: ...the dialled number and make a call Press to answer a call End Press to end a phone call Press and hold to turn on off the power Press to go to the previous display mode Clear Press to delete character...

Page 61: ...Personal Unblocking Key below then enter your PIN Code to access your SIM If you have more questions concerning PIN or SIM contact the network operator who supplied the SIM PIN2 The second Personal Id...

Page 62: ...2 can usually be made from the phone in the network service areas If you don t have the SIM card you can make an emergency call in the service areas Other national service and emergency number differ...

Page 63: ...5 7 1 Call Forwarding You can divert your incoming calls to another telephone number Call Forwarding Unconditional This diverts all incoming calls to another telephone number Activation 21 telephone S...

Page 64: ...ountry Activation 332 Password SEND Deactivation 332 Password SEND Barring of All Incoming Calls This restricts all incoming calls Activation 35 Password SEND Deactivation 35 Password SEND Barring of...

Page 65: ...one and network settings Security You can protect your phone and SIM card against unauthorised use using the functions within this menu 4 5 8 1 Phone Bk PHONE BOOK Select the Phone Bk and the followin...

Page 66: ...using the UP DOWN keys Press MENU to edit save or delete the entry Find Num You can make a stored phone number call If you select Find Num the following message will be displayed Enter No Enter numbe...

Page 67: ...number that you would like to store Ext means other description Press and hold the key until the correct letter or number appears on the screen If you make a mistake press the clear button and move ba...

Page 68: ...new Record FDN Fixed Dialling Number If you select the FDN you can only make calls to numbers stored in the FDN Phone Book This option requires the entry of PIN2 if not previously entered FDN Enable...

Page 69: ...Name keying in name Number keying in phone number Ext keying in other information 2 Press Menu and select Save Recalling a phone number and Name 1 Select Options Phone Bk Fnd Name or Find Num 2 Key i...

Page 70: ...message was sent For incoming messages NR means the message has not been read R means message was read Use the UP and DOWN keys to scroll through the list of messages Press the number for the message...

Page 71: ...you want to execute If there is no more memory available on the SIM to save message the SIM Full message is displayed 3 Svc Ctr Service Centre In this menu you can enter the phone number for the servi...

Page 72: ...nd the charges Set Max Select this then the following will be displayed New Limit This feature is used for setting maximum call time If you enter the time and then press the MENU key and the following...

Page 73: ...party Press 2 to disable DTMF sounds Auto Ansr AUTO ANS ON 1 OFF 2 This menu is used for the user who wants to answer the phone call without pressing a key Press the number 1 key to enable automatic...

Page 74: ...ows indicates the brightness level for the backlight Adjust the brightness of backlight using the UP DOWN keys Selection Mode SELECTION MODE Automatic 1 Manual 2 When the number 1 key is pressed the p...

Page 75: ...ollowings on the display PIN Mod PIN 1 1 Mod PIN2 2 Ena PIN1 3 Dis PIN1 4 Press the number 1 or 2 keys to modify PIN This shows the Old PIN message Input the current PIN1 or PIN2 The display will prom...

Page 76: ...and the phone call is ended To restart a phone call press the Menu key and press the number 1 key CALL Retrieve 1 Mute 2 DTMF 3 Phone Bo 4 Call Inf 5 Text Msg 6 4 5 9 3 In the case two calls are activ...

Page 77: ...end all calls in progress the End key If the user wants to end calls selectively press the Split option in the multiparty Menu When one call is in progress and another call is incoming the below mess...

Page 78: ...terminal window By changing the contents please do never change the structure of the falcom ini file There is a sample file in picture 8 in the test software appendix Also in the falcom ini file the u...

Page 79: ...e CALL and SMS CALL In these windows a voice call or a short message could be issued Preset numbers see ini file will be used SMS CallNr 0123456789 VoiceCallNr 0123456789 The used commands are to be s...

Page 80: ...es the setting of special parameters by setting the microphone and speaker levels Also a special initialisation string could be constructed A save Configuration button stores the settings into the A2...

Page 81: ...FALCOM A2 A2MAN DOC 08 MARCH 1999 This confidential document is the property of Funkanlagen Leipoldt OHG and may not be copied or circulated without permission Page 80 Picture 2 Picture 3...

Page 82: ...FALCOM A2 A2MAN DOC 08 MARCH 1999 This confidential document is the property of Funkanlagen Leipoldt OHG and may not be copied or circulated without permission Page 81 Picture 4 Picture 5...

Page 83: ...FALCOM A2 A2MAN DOC 08 MARCH 1999 This confidential document is the property of Funkanlagen Leipoldt OHG and may not be copied or circulated without permission Page 82 Picture 6 Picture 7...

Page 84: ...he File Stucture Port 1 SMS Service Center Nr 00491722270000 CHR 34 SMS CallNr 0123456789 VoiceCallNr 0123456789 A2 INIT String ATZ CSDH 0 CMGF 1 AT Commands ATZ AT W ATA ATH AT CMGF 0 AT CMGF 1 AT CM...

Page 85: ...ow we did overcome the need of high peak current consumption Our experience was that with a switching regulator that adds less than 150mV ripples at maximum load and a capacitance higher than 4700 F a...

Page 86: ...tput CMOS Keypad Interface Row Select 15 KEY1 Output CMOS Keypad Interface Row Select 16 KEY2 Output CMOS Keypad Interface Row Select 17 KEY3 Bi directional w Resistor CMOS Keypad Row Column Row Selec...

Page 87: ...a Terminal Ready CMOS Levels RS 232 Flow Control 36 CTS Output CMOS RS 232 Clear To Send CMOS Levels RS 232 Flow Control 37 SPKR_P Differential Output 2 Vpp out with RL 32 ohm CL 1000 pF 38 SPKR_N Dif...

Page 88: ...a 300 to 9600 baud 38400 for Loader 115200 for Burn Flash 3 SOFT_ON See 40 Pin Pin 29 4 RING_PWM See 40 Pin Pin 30 5 BRSF Input with Resistor CMOS 0 power on bootstrap 1 or float Normal 6 SPKR_P See 4...

Page 89: ...10 U5A 74LCX244 G 19 A1 11 Y1 9 A2 13 Y2 7 A3 15 Y3 5 A4 17 Y4 3 U5B 74LCX244 RxD3 RxD5 TxD3 TxD5 DTR3 RTS3 DTR5 RTS5 DSR3 DSR5 CTS3 DCD3 RI3 CTS5 DCD5 RI5 SOFT_ON 1 1 3 GND J4 KLB5 5 C7 4700 F 6 3V T...

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