L3Harris NARDA AMS-8061, User Manual

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5-24 SMS Messages and Commands
MISC
Field Description Setting command
Command to be issued
by either SMS or
RS232,USB,Ethernet
CGN
Connect GPRS
Now
This command starts a GPRS connection immediately. All
the procedures are then the same as it would for a
scheduled connection.
#SMSCGN*
CGNA
Connect GPRS
Now (All
Events)
This command starts a GPRS connection immediately as
for CGN but it forces to have a EVENT.TXT file containing
all the events available instead of the most recent and
unloaded ones .
#SMSCGNA*
CGNFW
Connect GPRS
Now and
update
Firmware
This command starts a GPRS connection immediately as
for CGN. Additionally, if the two firmware files are found, it
updates the firmware and reboots.
#SMSCGNFW*
CGNFWI
Connect GPRS
Now and
Immediately
update
Firmware
This command starts a GPRS connection immediately as
for CGN. Additionally, if the two firmware files are found, it
updates the firmware and reboots without uploading any
records.
The difference from CGNFW is that it does not upload the
data before updating the FW thus all unloaded records
are lost.
#SMSCGNFWI*
CGNL
Connect GPRS
Now (Last
Events)
This command starts a GPRS connection immediately as
for CGN but it forces to have a EVENT.TXT file containing
the last 20 events instead of the most recent and
unloaded ones .
#SMSCGNL*
NETD
Disable GPRS
protocol
This command disables the AMS-8061 GPRS and
enables point-to-point GSM-MODEM connection.
The reply is the same as for command ?TSM
#SMSNETD*
NETE
Enable GPRS
protocol
This command enables the AMS-8061 to connect via
GPRS instead of point-to-point GSM-MODEM connection.
The reply is the same as for command ?TSM
#SMSNETE*
STS id
Set Timedate
SMS
This command sets the internal real clock time by using
the SMS provider’s information.
To use it
id (the AMS-8061 telephone number) must be
sent.
This command works assumes that the SMS provider
gives the correct Clock/Date and its feedback is within 30
seconds. The reply is sent only if the real time clock has
been updated and is the same as for the command
“?CLK”
#SMSSTS nnnnnnnn*
where nnnnnnnn is the
telephone number of
AMS-8061