6 Configuration commands - for Falcom STEPP

STEPPCONFIG VERSION 1.8.14
SMS &CNF PWD UNIT GSMRESET=3
command &CNF PWD UNIT GSMRESET
NMEA $PSRF108,GSMRESET=3*00
message $PSRF108,GSMRESET*0E
Notes
• If a STEPP originated data call is set up (indicated by the result code
“CONNECT 9600”) and no GPS protocols or data are being transmitted
to the other call party, the STEPP device resets the GSM engine after
user-defined timeout is exceeded. The countdown starts when the result
code “CONNECT 9600” appears to the called party.
• To stop the GSM reset, a SMS message without value has to be sent to
the device.
6.3.14 GSMWRST (h)
Syntax GSMWRST=
This parameter has the ability to reset the GSM engine (WAVECOM module)
of STEPP device in interval of times. The reset occurs when the specified
amount of time, determined by the property, has passed and no GSM
activities are available at this time.
It determines the amount of time, in minutes, that passes before the GSM
engine initiates another reset. The is an integer value. The default
value is 1440 (24 hour).
How the parameter could be sent:
SMS &CNF PWD UNIT GSMWRST=720
command &CNF PWD UNIT GSMWRST
NMEA $PSRF108,GSMWRST=720*00
message $PSRF108,GSMWRST*0E
Notes
6.3.15 MSG
• If the value is set to 0, the system deactivates the reset procedure.
• If the parameter value is omitted, the STEPP resets this parameter to
default value of 1440 min (=24 hour).
Syntax MSG=,,,,,,,
,
This parameter can be used to configure the STEPP device for periodically
delivering the GPS protocols. The configuration depends on the on view
satellites and the minimum or maximum time, distance and speed. If all
minimum values or just one maximum value is exceeded, then the STEPP
triggers an alarm SMS to the specified phone number.
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The Firmware 1.6.10 and greater versions support this parameter.
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