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1.109.1 OPERATOR Substring
This example uses the AT+COPS format: , , <”operator”>, , where:
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Mode is 0: automatic, or 1: manual
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Format is 0: Long format, alphanumeric, 1: Short format, alphanumeric or 2: numeric
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Operator is a string describing the operator
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Technology is 0: 2G, or 2: 3G
Example:
For automatic, long, “NavComTechnolgy.Com” and 3G:
<0, 0, “NavComTechnology.Com”, 2>
1.109.2 REGISTRATION Substring
This example uses the AT+CREG format: x.y,z,w, where:
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0, 0 is Trying to Attach
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0, 1 is Attached
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0, 2 is Failed and stopped.
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0, 3 is Banned Networks.
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0, 5 is Logged in and roaming.
For Attached, this is <0, 1>
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When entering this command, use 0,0
1.109.3 PDP_CONTEXT Substring
This example is taken from the CGDCONT command as an example of this substring.
The command format is +CGDCONT=,"type","apn", where
is an integer from 1-32
“type” is the string “IPV6”, “IP” or “PPP”.
”apn” is the Internet address of the access point
Example:
1,"IP","isp.cingular" indicates CID "1", protocol "IP" and APN "isp.cingular".
The MODEMCONFIG Summary String
Using the above examples, this is displayed as:
[MODEMCONFIG] OPERATOR, REGISTRATION, PDP_CONTEXT. an example
consistent with this writing is in the following paragraph.
Example of AT+COPS string :
<0, 0, “NavComTechnology.Com”, 2>
Example of AT+CREG string:
<0, 1>
Example of AT+CGDCONT string:
<1,"IP","isp.cingular">