GAI-Tronics Titan GSM, Инструкция по установке и эксплуатации

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5. Programming, configuration and diagnostics
The Titan GSM has numerous features that can be configured using
commands sent to it either via SMS messages from another phone or by a
computer connected to the internal USB port. Most commands entered via the
USB port are also accepted while the phone is in charge only mode, i.e.
switched off but still powered by an external DC power source.
5.1. Sending Commands by SMS
The first four characters of an SMS command must be the phone PIN code
(the default is 1234). This is then followed by the command(s).
Example 1: 1234STAT will return status information about the phone.
Example 2: 1234CFG5=1 configures the phone to inhibit incoming calls.
Notes for SMS commands
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You can enter a space character after the PIN for clarity; this will be
ignored by the phone.
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All commands that do not implicitly require a response are
automatically replied to with a summary of the phone status. This
automatic reply may be suppressed by placing a full-stop character
after the pin number. For example, 1234.cfg5=1 will change the
configuration without replying. An error in the command will always
result in a reply.
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Commands may be concatenated by entering a semicolon delimiter,
for example 1234CFG5=1;STAT
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Commands are not case sensitive.
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To read multiple parameters, a suffix wild card may be used, for
example: CFG*?
5.2. Sending Commands via USB port
IMPORTANT: Before connecting the Commander GSM to a computer via
USB, ensure the USB device driver software has been downloaded from
www.burnsidetelecom.com, downloads section link and installed on the
computer.
Configure Hyperterm or similar USB communicator to connect to the
virtual COM port assigned to the USB driver. Connect at 115200bps 8/N.
The first three characters of a USB command must be AT! This is then
followed by the command(s).
Example 1: AT!STAT<cr> where <cr> is a carriage return/enter