AT Commands Reference Manual - wireless netcontrol GmbH

Chapter 3: AT Commands Reference
+MIPSETS, Set Watermark and Timeout for Automatic Push
This command causes the module to set a watermark and a timeout for socket automatic push
functionality.
When the data amount reaches the watermark, the data is pushed to Network.
Timeout is used to define the delay (in milliseconds.) from the time the module received the data
via +MIPSEND command, until pushing the data to Network.
The amount of data, sent by single call of +MIPSEND command from the terminal to the module
is limited to 160 ASCII characters (encoded), see MIP Commands Using Cases / Data Encoding
for more description. Therefore, in order to reduce the overhead of sending small amounts of data
over the air, the socket can accumulate the data and send it only, when the data amount reaches a
predefined watermark. The terminal can specify a watermark for an opened socket, indicating
how much data should be accumulated. When the data exceeds the watermark, the amount of
data, equal to the watermark, is sent to Network. The data, remaining in the buffer, will be sent
with the next packet.
When timeout is defined as a non-zero value, an amount of data, received by the socket using
+MIPSEND command, triggers countdown of the timeout counter. Once timeout is reached, the
accumulated data is pushed to Network. If new data arrives before timeout, the counter is reset to
the predefined timeout value. When the accumulated data reaches the watermark, the data is
pushed to Network as usual. After this automatic push, as usual, there's still data that remains in
the socket. In this case the counter is reset to the predefined timeout value and countdown is
restarted.
Note: When a socket has a data and +MIPSETS command applies, the +MIPSETS command
will be rejected.
Command
Type Syntax Response/Action Remarks
Set
+MIPSETS=,
[,]
OK
+MIPSETS: ,
Or
ERROR [] 1
Read +MIPSETS? +MIPSETS:
,,
[+MIPSETS:
,,] 2
...
OK
Test +MIPSETS=? +MIPSETS: (list of supported s),
(range of supported s),
(range of supported s)
OK
Note: 1 ) The Set command returns an ERROR indication when the command process fails (see
Table 3-218). ErrorCode is returned when numeric/verbose responses mode is enabled.
2 ) The Read command returns a report for all active sockets.
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