Sierra Wireless MP 700 Series, Command Reference Manual

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Command Reference
Rev 3.2 Oct.05 35
!MPCONFSNAP=
<rnapport>,
<rawgpsport,
<vpnflag>
!MPCONFSNAP?
Configure UDP port number
Sets the port number on which the MP 700 Series GPS receives RNAP/UDP or
raw-GPS/UDP packets and sets the VPN support flag.
Note: This command is only available on MP 750 GPS modems with firmware
version R2_2_1ap or later and on MP 775 GPS modems with firmware version
R3_0_5ap or later. The <vpnflag> parameter is only supported with firmware
version R3_0_7ap or later.
The parameters are:
•
<rnapport>
The UDP port number used to listen for RNAP packets (1 -
65535).
•
<rawgpsport>
The UDP port number used to listen for raw GPS (TAIP)
messages (1 - 65535).
•
<vpnflag>
Determines how RNAP data is routed. When disabled
(
<vpnflag>=0
), RNAP data is encapsulated in UDP packets
and sent to the GSM network. When enabled (
<vpnflag>=1
),
RNAP data is sent to the host PC, so that it can be routed
through a VPN client.
The !MPMTCONF command sets whether raw GPS data or MTP data is sent.
(The
<ctype>
parameter is used to make the setting. See page 50.)
!MPCONFSNAP? returns the current ports.
!MPCONREJ=
<max connect failures>
!MPCONREJ?
Enable/disable reset feature
Note: This command is only available on MP 750 GPS modems with firmware
version R2_2_1ap or later and on MP 775 GPS modems with firmware version
R3_0_5ap or later.
Enables and disables the feature that resets the modem after repeated
connection attempts fail.
The parameter
<max connect failures>
sets the number of consecutive
connection attempt failures after which the MP 700 Series GPS gracefully shuts
down, resetting the radio component. If the parameter is set to 0, the feature is
disabled. (It is disabled by default.)
As an example, the command
AT!MPCONREJ=3
configures the modem to
automatically reset the radio component if three consecutive connection
attempts fail.
!MPCONREJ? returns the current setting.
Table 3-9: Command Reference Table (ASCII Alphabetic)
Command Description