SS Telecoms SS-76 NG, User Manual

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SS-76 NG USER MANUAL
DOC. NO: SS-76 NG (REVISION 05) Page 13 of 19
COMMAND TABLE
Command Description
SIMPIN <simpin>,<simpin>
Sets the PIN for automatically logging on to the GSM network when
the SIM PIN lock has been enabled. The value set can NOT be
interrogated. The SS-76 NG will only attempt to log on using the
stored PIN if there are still 3 attempts available. If there are less than
3 available or the PUK is required then the GSM state machine will
be disabled pending user intervention.
SIMLOK <s>,<simpin>
Locks or Unlocks the SIM PIN. <s> can be Y/N, T/F, E/D, 1/0, or
ON/OFF. <simpin> is required and must match both the SIMPIN
stored on the SS-76 NG and the PIN set on the SIM card. The
command will display the lock status if entered with no parameters. It
will show LOCKED if a SIM PIN was required on startup or if the lock
state was changed to locked.
SIM attempt counter less
than 3
If the SIM attempt counter is less than 3 then the PIN has to be
entered manually. To do this use the command:
AT+CPIN=<correct pin>
SIM PIN Blocked
If the SIM PIN have become blocked it will be necessary to enter the
PUK. To enter the PUK use the following command:
AT+CPIN=PUK,NewPin
UPS <n>
Sets the packet size of the UDP packet to be used when logging
using UdpLog. <n> can be set from 0 to 7 giving the following values:
Value Packet Size Comment
0 200 Ensure that records are smaller !
1 300
2 400
3 600
4 800
5 1000 Default setting
6 1200
7 1400 Compatible with previous firmware
ULK <on/off>
Use Link status . Default is „ON‟. Input can be Y/N, T/F, E/D, 1/0 or
ON/OFF. When enabled the buffer checks the physical link in relation
to stopping
or starting the LAN functions. When switched „OFF‟ the
Link Status is ignored and the LAN interface is started up just using
some timing delays.
PING <IP address or
name> Sends 4 PING requests to the designated IP address or host-name.
ECC <on/off>
En
able Call Centre mode. Default is „OFF‟. Input can be Y/N, T/F,
E/D, 1/0 or ON/OFF. When this option is enabled the buffer will
output call records on serial port 1.
Note that when Serial Port 2 is used for logging it is necessary to
ensure that Serial Port 1 is set up to use a baud rate the is the same
or higher than Serial Port 2.
PRC <x>
Display the number of timer the LAN module has been reset. If <x> is
present and non-zero the count will be cleared.