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Select next server in case of<br />

error<br />

Reset modem after<br />

Minimum GPRS connection<br />

duration<br />

Reset GPRS modem after<br />

Allocated Budget<br />

Reset budget period<br />

Current period budget<br />

Current VOL IN/OUT info<br />

Reset<br />

Click on the Update button when you have filled this part of the <strong>eWON</strong> configuration.<br />

General Reference Guide <strong>eWON</strong> Configuration<br />

When the call to a server failed, you can choose the behavior of the next call.<br />

<strong>eWON</strong> will be configured to:<br />

• Use last valid server<br />

• Always return to server 1<br />

• Use only server 1<br />

• Use only server 2<br />

Consider this parameter like a Watchdog parameter. To avoid <strong>eWON</strong> to stay stucked due to<br />

any modem reason, you can use this parameter to force a reset of the modem after xxx<br />

outgoing calls failure.<br />

Only available on <strong>eWON</strong> with GPRS modem.<br />

Time in seconds: if the GPRS dial-out connection is shorter than this time, the connection is<br />

considered as ERROR.<br />

If set to “-1”, this time is not tested (default value = 4).<br />

See "Note: GPRS modem connection error management" on page 39.<br />

Only available on <strong>eWON</strong> with GPRS modem.<br />

Maximum number of GPRS connection ERROR accepted before the modem is reset<br />

(default value = 5).<br />

See "Note: GPRS modem connection error management" on page 39.<br />

This is the allocated time budget for outgoing calls. When a communication initiated by the<br />

<strong>eWON</strong> is in progress, the current period budget (remaining time) is reduced.<br />

When all the time budget is used, the <strong>eWON</strong> cannot make outgoing call.<br />

This is the time allowed in order to use the budget. After the call period is over, a new period<br />

is started and the new period timer is reset to this value. In the above example, this means<br />

that the current budget period is reset to 24 hours each 168 hours. The reset period is<br />

restored to its value each time one of the three configuration fields is modified.<br />

This is the remaining call budget for the current period, expressed in hours:min:sec. A new<br />

budget can be provided; this restarts a new reset period. For example, in the above example<br />

24 hours are remaining, if we force 100 hours as call budget, the reset period is reset. This<br />

means that for the newly started period, 100 hours are allocated. A new period will start again<br />

in a delay of 168 hours.<br />

Information: counters of volume transmitted (IN and OUT)<br />

You can reset it by checking the ‘Reset’ box.<br />

Table 30: outgoing calls configuration controls<br />

Note: GPRS modem connection error management<br />

The “Minimum GPRS connection duration” and the “Reset GPRS modem after“ parameters have been added to monitor problems with GSM-<br />

GPRS connection.<br />

In case these problems occur, the result can be a short or unsuccessful PPP connection. In that case the Dialout Out to server works (CONNECT<br />

message received from the modem), then the PPP negociation starts and then:<br />

1. either the PPP connection starts<br />

2. or the LCP negociation fails<br />

but in any case the connection is short (less than 2 to 4 seconds).<br />

In the first case above, a message is logged in the events.txt file saying:<br />

eppp-Open client connection<br />

eppp-Close client connection (Cnxtime: 0 S. [2])<br />

In the second case, the PPP connection does not start, but a message is logged in the events.txt file saying<br />

eppp-PPP negociation failed. (user/password/pap-chap)<br />

The problem may be due to a bad configuration of APN,user,password, authentication mode (CHAP, PAP), but it can also be due to a GSM<br />

problem for doing an “Attach” to the GPRS.<br />

In that case, it may be required to reset the modem to help it recover.<br />

REM1: these test only apply to GPRS connection, if username or password is invalid for another type of dial-out, the modem will not be reset.<br />

REM2:<br />

eppp-PPP negociation failed. (user/password/pap-chap)<br />

The above message is generated for any type of dial-out that50 fails before PPP connection goes online.<br />

RG-001-0-EN ver 1.6 <strong>eWON</strong>® - 22/06/2009 - ©ACT'L sa Page 39

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