Rap configuration, Flush on event – Sierra Wireless EV-DO User Manual
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Figure 9-12: AceManager : *PPTIME, *PPDIST, *PPTSV, *PPMINTIME
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*PPTIME ‐ Location report sent every set time interval
(seconds).
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*PPDIST ‐ Location report sent only if the position is more
than the set distance (x 100 meters)
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*PPTSV ‐ Location report sent if the vehicle has been in
one location (stationary) for more than a set time interval
(minutes).
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*PPMINTIME ‐ Location report sent at no less than this
time interval (seconds).
Flush on Event
If you have events enabled, with *PPFLUSHONEVT, you can
configure the PinPoint‐E to flush the SnF buffer when an event
occurs. This will immediately send all pending SnF messages
to the host. This allows an event, such as a vehicle being
powered on or a tow bar activated, to be immediately sent, so
its cause can be acted on without delay.
Figure 9-13: AceManager : *PPFLUSHONEVT
Note: Outstanding packets can include messages already sent to the
server that haven’t been acknowledged (SnF Reliable Mode) whether
they have been received by the server or not.
RAP Configuration
RAP has additional features which allow reports based on
external physical events, input from a 3rd party devices, store
and forward processing, etc.
In addition to being able to configure your PinPoint‐E using
AceManager or AT commands, most of the configuration
settings for RAP can also be changed with the RAP configu‐
ration command message sent by the AVL host.