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MODEM (ASCII)
SF-3050
Sapphire
SF-3040
The [MODEM] command is used to connect to or disconnect from the GSM modem. In the first
release, this command displays the status of the current connection, CONNECTED OR
DISCONNECTED, but the command cannot be used to change that status.
Command:
[MODEM]
CONNECT
– Connects the modem to a communications channel
DISCONNECT
– Disconnects the modem from a communications channel
The status will be displayed as either OK or ERROR.
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MODEMCONFIG (ASCII)
SF-3050
Sapphire
SF-3040
This command, which is slated for use with the SF-3040, will be used to set up and control the
output of the GSM modem. When issued with no parameters, this command returns the current
configuration.
Command:
[MODEMCONFIG] {OPERATOR,REGISTRATION,PDP_CONTEXT}
Parameter
Definition
OPERATOR
Keyword that specifies the operator status of the modem
REGISTRATION
Consult the modem provider for the exact content and format of these values
PDP_CONTEXT
Consult the modem provider for the exact content and format of these values
The modem saves data to private storage when it receives this command, uses the
data to connect the modem at network connect time, and returns the data when this
command arrives with no parameters.
One example of how the arguments might look:
The items listed below, as three strings in the order shown, set the status of the modem:
OPERATOR, REGISTRATION, PDP_CONTEXT
Consult the modem provider for the exact content and format of these values and
enter them here exactly the same way as one enters them directly to the modem,
using the AT commands (or equivalent
– ask the vendor!) named here. After they
are entered once, the modem saves them in memory and reports them in the same
order and format in response to the [MODEMCONFIG] command entered with no
keywords.