Sierra Wireless MP 700 Series, Command Reference Manual

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MP 700 Series GPS AT Command Reference
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!MPDIOCFG=
<chan>,<type>,
"
<IO label>
"
, <alarm>,
"
<logic low label>
"
,
"
<logic high label>
"
,
[<level>]
!MPDIOCFG?
<chan>
Digital I/O channel configuration
Sets the type (input or output), labels, and alarm trigger, for the specified I/O
channel.
Parameter settings
The supported values are:
•
Channel
<chan>=
1 Digital I/O 1—Pin 3 (input or output)
2 Digital I/O 2—Pin 4 (input only)
3 Digital I/O 3—Pin 11 (input or output)
4 Digital I/O 4—Pin 12 (input only)
•
Input/output type
<type>=
0 Input
1 Output (only valid for channel 1 and 3)
•
Sensor or gauge description
<IO label>=
20 character string
•
Alarm trigger
<alarm>=
0 No alarm; no logging
1 Alarm triggered (and event logged) when logic level low occurs
2 Alarm triggered (and event logged) when logic level high occurs
3 No alarm; any change in logic level is logged
The name and location of the log file is set in Watcher. (See the Watcher online help
for details.)
•
State when logic level is low
<logic low label>=
20 character string
•
State when logic level is high
<logic high label>=
20 character string
•
Output level
<level>=
This parameter is only valid for channels 1 and 3 and only where <type>=1.
0
Low
1 High
!MPDIOCFG? returns the configuration values for the specified channel.
!MPFBKEND=
<value>
!MPFBKEND?
Set response to GPRS re-acquisition
Determines how the modem behaves if GPRS service is re-acquired during a
Fallback connection (See
!MPFBSETUP .)
The <value> setting determines whether the dial-up connection is maintained:
•
<value>=0
Disconnect immediately
•
<value>=1
Maintain dial-up connection (Default)
(Disconnecting may save excess charges for dial-up services.)
!MPFBKEND? returns the current setting.
Table 3-9: Command Reference Table (ASCII Alphabetic)
Command Description