6 Configuration commands - for Falcom STEPP

STEPPCONFIG VERSION 1.8.14
Different from the SMS command, the parameters of NMEA message are not
separated by spaces (“ “).
The Falcom STEPP acceptes following formats:
Command type Structure
Selectable Message $PSRF103,,00,, 01
Writable Message $PSRF108,=
Combining message
on the same writable
message line
Executable message
$PSRF108,=,,….[:]
=, ,….[:]…
6.1.3 Respond message structure
Respond
message
type
$PSRF109,,, ,,
A SMS alarm report is presented in numeric and/or text format, which includes
the parameters, marked with blue colour listed in table below. An improved
description including example is attached in the table 4.
If the responded message does not fit in (due to limited text length within a
SMS of 160 characters) one SMS message, it is sent in several SMS messages.
In this case, CNF is replaced by CNFxx, where xx is the message index starting
from 00. In the last message, CNF is replaced by ENDxx. See the Example 2 in
table below.
From read
command
Types of response message:
Example 1
Structure
+CMT:
END
=
or
+CMT:
CNF
=
…
…
…
+CMT:
END
=
stepp CNF01
NAME=stepp_II:LOG=3,1,900,0,0,0,0:GEO01=Langewiesen,1,5041
stepp CNF02 PIN=1111:NMEA=9600-8N1,GGA.1,GLL.1,GSA.1,
GSV.1,RMC.1,IOP.1,GS
stepp CNF03 PORTS=P1#E,0,0,P2#Z,5,5,P3#A,
0,0,P4#A,0,0:UNIT=FAL STEPP V1.6.2
stepp END04 GPSFIX=5040.4012 1058.8418 782464386 3976357
771535 4910975
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