6 Configuration commands - for Falcom STEPP

STEPPCONFIG VERSION 1.8.14
Format Example Description
$GPGSM $GPGSM Start of sentence
x 2 Received call mode: 2
a V Call type:
D: data call
V: voice call
A: listen call
a +49123456 Caller number
"a" "" Caller phonebook entry
*hh *11 Checksum
End of message termination
Table 9: The GPGSM message data format in received call mode.
6.3 Supported parameter
The Falcom STEPP supports the following listed parameters
. Each parameter name is distinguished as caption (section).
Within a section you will find two tables; the first one indicates the
= format (the command syntax); the second one
shows the example(s) how the SMS command and/or NMEA message can be
sent to the STEPP device.
Keep in mind that, if one of following parameter name, described in the
chapters below, is supposed to be sent via the NMEA message ($PSRF108),
which is transmitted in the form of "sentences", then their format must be
considered by the user. The sentence begins with "$" character, next come the
four letters "talker ID" and three letter "sentence ID", followed by a number of
parameters separated by commas, and terminated by a calculated checksum,
and a carriage return/line feed.
6.3.1 NAME
Syntax NAME=
SMS
command
NMEA
message
This parameter allows you to define or change the device name.
It identifies the name of STEPP device. When the device sends a SMS
message to the message sender or target phone number, it identifies
itself using this identifier.
How the parameter could be sent:
&CNF PWD UNIT NAME=alfa_car
&CNF UNIT NAME=alfa_car
&CNF UNIT NAME
$PSRF108,NAME=alfa_car*1D
$PSRF108,NAME*05
Notes
• If the device name has already been set, each other message
sent to the device overwrites the existed entry.
• A SMS command sent without value deletes the existed entry.
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