6 Configuration commands - for Falcom STEPP

STEPPCONFIG VERSION 1.8.14
The $GPGSM message includes the GSM operator and reception status. Keep
in mind that the GPGSM message can be sent in one of three different modes.
The first parameter after the message header $GPGSM identifies the mode on
which the device is currently processing. Each of tables follow, recognizing the
GPGSM message, specifies one of three modes.
In the $GPGSM message the number of the caller will also be transmitted if the
caller number is not available in the access/authorization list.
Table below shows the mode 0 which indicates that the sentence gives the
GSM module status.
Example1:
$GPGSM,0,1,0,"T-Mobile D",20,5518,4caa*32
Format Example Description
$GPGSM $GPGSM Start of sentence
x 0 GSM status mode: 0
b 1 Registration (1:registered, 0: unregistered)
x 0 GSM status
"a" "T-Mobile D" Network operator name
xx 20 GSM field strength (0 to 31) 0: $-$113 dB 31: $-$51
dB
a 5518 Area code
a 4caa Cell ID
*hh *32 Checksum
End of message termination
Table 7: The GPGSM message data format in GMS status mode.
Table below shows the mode 1 which indicates that an SMS message was
received.
Example2:
$GPGSM,1,+490172123456,"","My Message"*54
Format Example Description
$GPGSM $GPGSM Start of sentence
x 1 SMS message received mode: 1
a +49123456 Sender number
"a" "" Sender phonebook entry
"a" "My message" SMS message text
*hh *54 Checksum
End of message termination
Table 8: The GPGSM message data format in SMS message received mode.
Table below shows the mode 2, which indicates that there was an incoming
call.
Example3:
$GPGSM,2,V,+490172123456,""*11
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