SBC AVL 4G
User Manual - Telic AG
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The SIM card hasn’t been inserted into
the SIM card holder in the correct way.
Please check the correct position of the SIM card in the
card holder.
The mobile data service is not yet
activated.
Please ask your provider whether the mobile data
function is already activated for the SIM card in use.
Collection of device’s software traces
Collection of device’s software traces
In case the device does not work properly, the software traces collection of the device is
recommended.
The traces include, in addition to the complete configuration, all the information concerning the
various hardware modules of the device, and allow to understand the cause of the issue.
Either micro USB or RS232 LV-TTL interface of the device can be used to capture traces.
When traces are collected via micro USB, the device will never go in stand-by (sleep mode), and its
battery will be charged by the computer.
When using the RS232 LV-TTL interface, the device will be able to go in stand-by mode (if its power
mode entails this).
Then the RS232 LV-TTL interface has to be used in case you need to analyse the behaviour of the
device when entering/leaving the sleep mode.
The micro USB interface is set by default.
In order to select the RS232 LV-TTL interface, the following command must be given the device:
XCONFIG=010,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,1
(Or 00c1{6 digits IMEI}010,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,1)
In order to go back to the micro USB interface, the following command must be given:
XCONFIG=010,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,0
(Or 01c1{6 digits IMEI}010,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,0)
The device will be connected, through either interface, to the USB port of a computer.
If the micro-USB interface of the device is used, a normal USB-micro USB cable will be needed.
In case of connection to the RS232 LV-TTL port of the device, a proper cable (item 16207) will be
needed.
Such cable has to be cut before the micro-USB connector; you will find then three wires with different
colours (black, yellow, orange).
The black wire must be connected to the Pin 6 (Ground), the orange wire to the Pin 9 (LVTTL Rx), and
the yellow wire to the Pin 10 (LVTTL Tx) of the Molex connector of the SBC AVL 4G.
In order to see and capture traces, a serial terminal program for debugging (such as Realterm) will
have to be run by the computer.