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AT*ERNAM=0,0,15
Read Home SID/NID pair list, index:SID:NID
*ERNAM: 0,15,”0:69:65535”
Index 0 and 1 have information
*ERNAM: 0,15,”1:75:10000”
*ERNAM: 0,15,”2:0:0”
SID or NID set 0 indicates rest of list empty
OK
AT*ERNAM=1,0,15,”2:85:11000”
Add an entry
OK
AT*ERNAM=0,0,15
We can now see information in index 0, 1 and 2
*ERNAM: 0,15,”0:69:65535”
*ERNAM: 0,15,”1:75:10000”
*ERNAM: 0,15,”2:85:11000”
*ERNAM: 0,15,”3:0:0”
Index 3 is now end of list
OK
6.5.4
Writing a PRL
This section demonstrates how to write a PRL into the module. Creation of the actual PRL data generated is
not described here. The PRL data to write in this example is: {0x00, 0x15, 0x00, 0x0B, 0x01, 0x00, 0x80,
0x02, 0x23, 0x10, 0x00, 0x01, 0x40, 0x00, 0x20, 0x00, 0x0E, 0x01, 0x01, 0xB6, 0x05}. The data must be first
converted to hexcoded octets since binary data is not valid in AT commands (character interface).
For example, 0x15 translates to 0x31 & 0x35 or characters 1 & 5. As a result the data above becomes:
“0015000B0100800223100001400020000E0101B605”
Command/
Response (in gray)
AT*ERPRL=1,0,0,42,0,”0015000B0100800223100001400020000E0101B605”
*ERPRL: 0,0
OK
6.5.5
Reading a PRL
This section demonstrates how to read a PRL from the module. Refer to section 4.3.3 for the command
description.
Command/
Response (in gray)
Read the PRL after the write from previous example
AT*ERPRL=0,0,0,240
*ERPRL: “0015000B0100800223100001400020000E0101B605”,0
OK
Read a portion of the PRL after the write from the previous example
AT*ERPRL=0,0,0,10
*ERPRL: “0015000B010080022310”,11
OK
6.5.6
Exit NAM programming mode
When the NAM programming (writing and reading) is finished, CM52 has to exit suspended mode using the
AT*ESCAN command. The module then rescans for service.