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3.3.4.1.1.2 Modem configuration (GSM/GPRS modem) If eWON embeds a GSM/GPRS modems, then the modem page will have a very different look: General Reference Guide eWON Configuration Figure 27: Modem settings for eWON with GSM/GPRS modem Control Description Modem Detected Signal Level Network Modem Status Textual description of the eWON internal modem detected, if available. The text that displays is always "Internal", followed by the modem type or speed (i.e. "Internal MUTLIBAND GSM" in the screenshot above). Indicates you the current signal level for your GSM/GPRS communication. This signal range must be between 20 and 31 (signal levels lower than 18 could work, but the communications could be slower or even interrupted). Check your local environment and your antenna isolation/power if you get a 0 or a 99. This field indicates if you are able to connect to the GSM/GPRS network. You should read "Home network" or "Roaming" in order to communicate safely. Operator Displays the currently selected GSM operator used. Modem Init String (Basic Part) Operator selection Display Level on led GSM PIN Code (reboot required) Modem Config This string is used to configure and to initialise the modem. Any change in this string could prevent communications to succeed, only qualified users should modify it. Clearing this string will result to applying a well known default initialisation string (after you have validated your choice by clicking on the Update Modem Settings button). Combo box to choose (force) a GSM operator. The combo will show all the available GSM operator and an "Automatic" settings. Default setting is Automatic. If this option is selected, the modem led will display the signal level as described in "GSM modem Led behavior" on page 211 The modem led default behavior is to go solid red when a PPP is established and off otherwise. Enter here the currently valid PIN code on the SIM card that you have inserted in eWON. Let empty if your SIM card doesn’t require a PIN code. This PIN code will be taken in account only after you have power OFF/power ON eWON. Table 24: GSM Modem configuration controls RG-001-0-EN ver 1.10 eWON® - 09/09/2010 - ©eWON sa Page 31
General Reference Guide eWON Configuration note: Unused parameters are hidden. You must check the Enabled checkbox to expand the parameters Figure 28: Modem settings for eWON with GSM/GPRS modem (all parameters) GPRS Settings In order to generate a GPRS outgoing communication, the user must choose "GPRS" in the Connection type field from the Server1(or 2) part from the Network Connections-Modem-Outgoing page, see chapter "Primary & secondary servers" on page 43. Notes: • Each part of the GPRS configuration can be enabled or not. • If your GPRS provider requires authentication when login in the GPRS network, the login and password must be entered in the Server1 configuration page, see chapter "Primary & secondary servers" on page 43. • Some network operators use authentication to identify the mobile phone connecting to their GPRS network. PDP context definition Access Point Name (APN) Packet Data Protocol Context Must be enabled in order to use GPRS connection. Enter the Internet address of your access point. Contact your GSM service provider to know your APN. Table 25: eWON GPRS main settings controls RG-001-0-EN ver 1.10 eWON® - 09/09/2010 - ©eWON sa Page 32
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$ft General Reference Guide Export
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