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1. Code of lt err gt Meaning 3000 Invalid SMTP server name 3001 Invalid address identification 3002 Invalid configuration Parameter s is missing 3003 Invalid data size with KSMTPUL 3004 SMTP session ID is not available 3010 The login or the password got an invalid value 3011 Invalid authentication method 3012 Invalid mail sender 3020 Invalid receivers of the mail TO1 3021 Invalid receivers of the mail TO2 3022 Invalid receivers of the mail CC1 3023 Invalid receivers of the mail CC2 3040 The SMTP transfer failed due to connection GSM or GPRS fails 3041 The SMTP transfer failed due to TCP connection troubles 3042 The SMTP transfer failed due to server TCP connection error 3043 The SMTP download failed due to Request time out 3044 The SMTP transfer failed due to SMTP protocol error 3045 The SMTP transfer failed due to DTR drop 3049 The SMTP transfer download failed due to internal error 3050 The SMTP transfer failed due to SMTP server trouble 3051 The SMTP transfer failed due to internal memory not available 3052 SMTP connection time out 3053 SMTP Raw Data upload to Module time out 3054 DNS Server address error or failed to resolve the host address 3055 SMTP client need Hardware flow control 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 275 AT Command Interface Specification Protocol specific commands 13 9 POP3 Specific Commands 13 9 1 KPOPCNX Connection Configurat
2. 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 4 AT Command Interface Specification Version Date Updates 3 24 06 2008 Update error code for KTCP_NOTIF and KUDP_NOTIF Update TCP UDP examples in APPENDIX6 8 3 24 06 2008 Remove SIZE param for KFTPRCV and KFTPSND 4 24 06 2008 Update syntax of POP3 at command Update sample of POP3 usage 4 16 07 2008 Update a syntax error in psrdbs DCS1800 instead of PCS1800 4 04 08 2008 1 Add new command KCGPADDR and update example of TCP Server 2 Update syntax of KPOPLIST 4 05 08 2008 1 Change title of CGSMS 2 Modification of explanation of lt cid gt field for CGDATA 3 Add explanation for lt cid gt of CGDCONT 4 06 08 2008 Modify response of CTFR 4 11 08 2008 Add max size of KPATTERN 4 25 08 2008 Modify KFTP ERROR to KFTP_ERROR 4 26 08 2008 Add FTP Server command 4 23 09 2008 1 Add flash file download upload feature for ftp client 2 Add flash file download upload example for FTP client example 3 Add new ftp error code for flash access trouble 4 25 09 2008 1 Add CGEQMIN CGEQREQ CGSMS 2 Delete KSGV 3 Correct some mistake 09 10 2008 Add MMS AT commands 10 10 2008 Modification on CRES VTS KCNXCFG 15 10 2008 Modification on ATO Add example for MMS 4 16 10 2008 1 Add DTR AT amp D description for KFTPRCV and KFTPSND 2 Add server IP parameters for KFTPDRUN 4 17 10 2008 1 Modify the note of command KSMTPUL 2 Modify the sample code of SMTP and POP3 3 Upda
3. Test command Syntax Response AT KVGT list of supported lt n gt s OK Write command Response Syntax KVGT lt n gt AT KVGT OK Write command Response Syntax OK AT KVGT lt n gt Parameters lt n gt 20 to 18 In dB Digital gain of the uplink path For HiLo3G and HiLoNC3GPS lt n gt 20 to 12 In dB Digital gain of the downlink path 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 232 AT Command Interface Specification AT VGT Set transmit gain Reference Notes Audio commands Sierra Wireless Proprietary e The parameter is a string in order to accept negative values so the value MUST be written between quotes xx 12 10 KECHO Command Echo Cancellation AT KECHO Set ECHO cancellation mode Test command Syntax Response AT KECHO KECHO list of supported lt status gt s OK Read command Syntax Response AT KECHO KECHO lt status gt OK Write command Syntax Response AT KECHO lt level gt OK Parameter lt status gt 0 Deactivate ECHO Cancellation 1 ECHO Cancellation 2 ECHO Cancellation and Suppression UL path not supported by HiLo3G and HiLoNC3GPS Reference Sierra Wireless Proprietary 12 11 KNOISE Command Noise Cancellation AT KNOISE Select noise suppression activation Test command Syntax Response AT KNOISE KNOISE list of supported lt Receivess list of supported lt Transmit gt s OK Read command Synt
4. 34 AT Command Interface Specification Mobile equipment control and status Commands Write command Syntax AT KCELLSCAN lt mode gt lt ARFCN gt lt URC gt lt timeout gt lt ext gt AT KCELLSCAN Cell scan functionality lt URC gt 0 No Unsolicited Result Code sent at the end of the scan 1 Unsolicited Result Code sent at the end of the scan lt timeout gt 1 120 timeout in s for sending Unsolicited Result Code default 60 lt ext gt Q reserved for future purposes lt ARFCN gt Absolute Radio Frequency Channel Number lt BSIC gt Base Station Identify Code lt LAC gt Location Area lt Cl gt Cell ID 4 hexadecimal digits e g ABCD lt RSSI gt Received signal level of the BCCH carrier decimal value from 0 to 63 The indicated value is an offset which should be added to 110 dBm to get a value in dBm See the formula specified in TS 05 08 Radio Subsystem Link Control lt RAC gt Routing Area Unsolicited Notification KCELLSCAN lt ARFCN gt lt BSIC gt lt PLMN gt lt LAC gt lt Cl gt lt RSSI gt lt RAC gt Notes Switch from nominal mode to cell scan mode lt mode gt 1 makes the HiLo reboot if neither netscan nor cellscan is still active then HiLo answers OK after reboot If netscan or cellscan is active a new scan request doesn t make the HiLo reboot and the answer is immediate Switch from network scan mode to nominal mode lt mode gt 0 mak
5. 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 389 AT Command Interface Specification Appendix AT KSMTPSUBJECT Second mail example KSMTPSUBJECT Second mail example OK AT KSMTPUL 1 36 CONNECT lt CRLF gt Hello lt CRLF gt lt CRLF gt forgot to tell lt CRLF gt lt CRLF gt OK AT KSMTPCLEAR OK Fill in the subject parameter Send the mail in simple mode we send 36 bytes to the module The module connect the SMTP server and send the header MIME Version 1 0 lt CRLF gt to receiver addr domain lt CRLF gt from sender addr domain lt CARLF gt subject Second mail example lt CRLF gt lt CRLF gt During uploading EOF Pattern can be used to terminate current uploading The mail is successfully sent Clear the parameter s set 18 9 3 2 Complex mode To send a mail to receiver addr domain with the image landscape jpg attached In complex mode the first part of the header is handled by the module thus we will send the following data through the KSMTPUL Command Content type multipart mixed boundary myboundary lt CRLF gt lt CRLF gt myboundary lt CARLF gt lt CRLF gt Hello lt CRLF gt lt CRLF gt Here is the image was talking about lt CRLF gt lt CRLF gt myboundary lt CRLF gt Content type image jpeg name landscape jpg lt CRLF gt Content transfer encoding base64 lt CARLF gt lt CRLF gt AR15qfGTmikf JAAADJqdf46
6. lt CR gt lt LF gt PSGCNT lt CiD gt lt Rx bytes gt lt Tx bytes gt gt Parameters lt Rxbytes gt lt Integer type gt Number of received bytes lt Txbytes gt lt Integer type gt Number of transmitted bytes Write command Reset counter Syntax AT PSGCNT lt CiD gt Response OK Write command Parameters Syntax lt CiD gt a numeric parameter which specifies a particular PDP context AT PSGCNT lt CiD gt definition see the CGDCONT command Reference e Set command reset the counter of lt cid gt given as parameter At switch on all Sierra Wireless counters are reset Proprietary e Read command returns the current received and transmitted bytes Rx amp Tx for all possible CiDs 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 218 AT Command Interface Specification GPRS AT Commands 10 12 CGEQMIN Command 3G Quality of Service Profile Minimum Sets the UMTS QoS profile that is used in the Activate PDP Context Request message AT CGEQMIN 3G Quality of Service Profile Minimum acceptable Test command Syntax Response AT CGEQMIN CGEQMIN IP 0 4 0 5760 0 7168 0 5760 0 7168 0 2 0 1520 OEO 1E1 1E2 7E3 1E3 1E4 1E5 1E6 OE0 5E2 1 E2 5E3 4E3 1E3 1E4 1E5 1E6 6E8 0 3 0 100 4000 0 3 CGEQMIN PPP 0 4 0 5760 0 7168 0 5760 0 7168 0 2 0 1520 OEO 1E1 1E2 7E3 1E3 1E4 1E5 1E6 OE0 5E2 1 E2
7. 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 404 AT Command Interface Specification Appendix Block No Name Type Integer Unit Milliseco nds Description Position longitude WGS84 Value range 648000000 to 648000000 Maximum value Longitude 180 00 00 00 180 60 60 000 648000 000 648 000 000 Milliseconds 0x269FB200 Minimum value Longitude 180 00 00 00 180 60 60 000 648000 000 648 000 000 Milliseconds 0xD9604E00 Vehicle location Integer Milliseco nds Example 11 37 2 52 E 11 6173666 long 11 3600 37 60 2 52 41822 520 Which encodes to the following value 41822520d 0x027E2938 If longitude is invalid or unknown the value Ox7FFFFFFF shall be transmitted Vehicle direction Integer 2 degree Direction of travel in 2 degrees steps from magnetic north 0 358 clockwise If direction of travel is invalid or unknown the value OxFF shall be used Recent vehicle location n 1 Integer 100 milliseco nds Latitude delta for North and for South with respect to Current Vehicle position in Block 7 1 Unit 100 milliseconds WGS84 which is approximately 3m Coded value range 512 511 representing 51 200 to 51 100 milliseconds or from 51 2 S to 51 1 N from the current position Integer 100 milliseco nds Longitude delta for East and for West with respect to Curren
8. 57522 12 57649 67 88348 08 38404 73 19188 19 19202 36 9597 64 9601 18 4799 70 4800 59 2399 85 2400 07 1199 98 1200 04 109810 120870 54855 60374 36510 40230 18249 20124 9125 10061 4562 5030 2290 2516 1140 51256 HiLo3G HiLoNC3GPS Test command Syntax Response AT IPR IPR list of supported auto detectable lt rate gt s list of supported fixed only lt rate gt s OK Read command Syntax Response AT IPR IPR lt rate gt OK 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 47 AT Command Interface Specification Write command Syntax AT IPR lt rate gt AT IPR Set fixed local rate HiLo3G HiLoNC3GPS Response OK Parameters lt rate gt bit rate per second 3686400 4 Mbit s 921600 1 Mbit s 460800 230400 115200 57600 38400 19200 9600 800 2400 1200 600 300 Reference V 25ter Notes e The speed is modified after sending the answer 2 20 B Data Rate Selection Execute Command 2 21 ATB Data Rate Selection Syntax Response ATBc lt rate gt OK Parameters lt rate gt number from 0 99 but meaningless Reference Notes V 25ter e The responses of this command are compliant with the recommendation but this command has no effect e It is recommended to use AT CBST instead of this command N Data Transmission Mode AT N Data transmission Mode Execute Command
9. Test command Syntax Response AT CAOC CAOC list of supported lt mode gt s OK Read command Syntax Response AT CAOC CAOC lt mode gt OK Write command Syntax Response If lt mode gt 0 CAOC lt ccm gt 27 007 7 16 OK Else OK Execute command Syntax Response AT CAOC CAOC lt ccm gt OK Parameters lt mode gt 0 query CCM value 1 deactivation of the unsolicited notification CCCM 2 activation of the unsolicited notification lt ccm gt string type three bytes of the current CCM value in hexadecimal format Reference Notes e The unsolicited code is CCCM lt ccm gt e When activated this message is sent to the TE every time there is a change in the ccm value with a minimum of 10 seconds between 2 messages e This AT command needs SIM and network where AOC are allowed 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 154 AT Command Interface Specification Network service related Commands 6 2 CCFC Command Call Forwarding Conditions AT CCEC Call forwarding number and conditions control Test command Syntax Response AT CCFC CCFC list range of supported lt reas gt OK Write command Syntax Response AT CCFC lt reas gt lt mode gt lt number gt lt typ If lt mode gt 2 and command successful e gt lt class gt lt subaddr gt CCFC lt status gt lt class1 gt lt number gt lt type gt lt subaddr gt lt satype gt lt time
10. disconnect NO CARRIER NO CARRIER disconnect NO CARRIER NO CARRIER disconnect NO CARRIER NO CARRIER abort NO CARRIER NO CARRIER abort NO CARRIER NO CARRIER disconnect April 1 2013 Case4 Case5 DTRO NO IMPACT NO IMPACT NO IMPACT 402 AT Command Interface Specification Appendix 18 18 Appendix 18 Minimum Set of Data MSD Format MSD format is defined in specification DD CEN TS 15722 2011 MSD frame will be sent presented in Abstract Syntax Notation ASN 1 Packed encoding rules PER unaligned The following table describes the contents of the MSD frame M Mandatory data field 0 Optional data field must be included even if no information is included Block No 1 Name ID Type Integer Unit Description MSD format version set to 1 to discriminate from later MSD formats Later versions have to be backwards compatible with existing versions Systems receiving an MSD shall support all standardized MSD versions which are each uniquely identified using an MSD format version parameter which shall always be contained in the first byte of all current and future MSD versions Message identifier Integer Message identifier starting with 1 for each new eCall session and has to be incremented with every application layer MSD retransmission following a new send MSD request after the incident event Control
11. signal 0 5 service 0 1 message 0 1 call 0 1 roam 0 1 smsfull 0 1 GPRS coverage 0 1 callsetup 0 3 OK Read command Syntax Response AT CIND CIND lt battchg gt lt signal gt lt service gt lt message gt lt call gt lt roam gt lt smsfull gt lt GPRS coverage gt lt callsetup gt OK Parameters lt battchg gt battery charge level 0 5 lt signal gt signal quality 0 5 lt service gt service availability GSM 0 1 lt message gt Message received 0 1 lt Call gt call in progress 0 1 lt roam gt Roaming indicator 0 1 0 Home net 1 Roaming lt smstull gt SMS memory storage 0 1 0 Memory available 1 Memory full lt GPRS coverage gt GPRS attached status 0 1 0 detached status 1 attached status lt callsetup gt call setup status 0 3 0 No active call setup 1 MT call is waiting of ringing 2 MO call was initiated 3 MO call ringing at B party 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 94 AT Command Interface Specification Mobile equipment control and status Commands AT CIND Indicator control HiLo3G HiLoNC3GPS Reference Notes 27 007 8 9 e lt smsfull gt indication not available on all products 5 10 CLAC Command List Available AT Commands AT CLAC List all available AT commands Execute command Syntax Response AT CLAC List of all supported AT Commands CLAC lt CR gt lt LF gt lt AT Command1 gt lt CR gt lt
12. 10 1 14 e The execution command returns a list of PDP addresses for the specified context identifiers e Example Ask for IP address according to cid 1 identify the PDP context AT CGPADDR 1 CGPADDR 1 10 20 30 40 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 213 AT Command Interface Specification GPRS AT Commands 10 7 CGQMIN Command Quality of Service Profile Minimum AT CGQMIN Define minimum acceptable quality of service profile Test command Syntax Response AT CGQMIN CGQMIN lt PDP_type gt list of supported lt precedencess list of supported lt delay gt s list of supported lt reliability gt s list of supported lt peak gt s list of supported lt meanss CGQMIN OK Read command Syntax Response AT CGQMIN CGQMIN lt cid gt lt precedence gt lt delay gt lt reliability gt lt peak gt lt mean gt CGQMIN OK Write command Syntax Response AT CGQMIN lt cid gt lt pr OK ecedence gt lt delay gt lt reli ability gt lt peak gt lt mean gt NW Write command Parameters lt precedence gt numeric parameter for the precedence class Syntax 0 network subscribed value AT CGQMIN lt cid gt lt pr 1 High Priority Service commitments shall be maintained ahead ecedence gt lt delay gt lt reli of precedence classes 2 and 3 ability gt lt peak gt lt mean gt 2 Normal priority Service commitments shall be maintained 111 ahead of precede
13. AT Command Interface Specification Appendix HiLo HiLo HiLo NC 3G 3GPS M Cc Cc tC KBCAP Command Retrieve Bitmap Capabilities ele KRST Command Module reset periodically D 5 56 5 57 5 58 5 59 5 60 5 62 KSIMSEL Command SIM selection KSRAT Command Set Radio Access Technology KLVSH Command Extra power consumption CTZU Command Automatic Time Zone Update CTZR Command Time Zone Reporting KGSMBOOT Command GSM Stack Boot Mode NETWORK SERVICE RELATED COMMANDS 6 1 CAOC Command Advice of charge information faa lt CowACommand Calwatng fhb k e4 sCHLD Comand Can hod and mapay efef es _ sCUSD Unstructured Supplementary Senvee Daa e e x a6 Force Commana treuren felek k e7 010K commana Feny fejek k 88 sGLIP Commana Cling ine wentfeafon preseraro e ex x e9 ECUR Command Galing ine enteaton esticton eje x e10 ONUN Commana Suescrbernomser fejle x 811 ECOLF Command Connected ine denicaon presonaton e ox x e12 sCOPN Command Readoperorname elek x e15 sCPWO Command Change pasovors fejek k 818 FREG Command Neworkregitaton feep k 6 17 SSN Commend Supplementary serveeraticaion e e x e18 sCPLS Command Setcion of preterea PLN is Je e 819 CTFR Commend Calldeteston Jejel 6 20 PSOPNM Command Operator name 6 21 6 22 6 23 6 24 6 25 6 26 PSNTRG Command Network registration DEEE PT PSHZNT Command Home zone not
14. Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 264 AT Command Interface Specification Protocol specific commands 13 6 5 KFTPDKICK Kick User from FTP Server AT KFTPDKICK Kick user from FTP server HiLoV2 HiAll only Write command Syntax Response AT KFTPDKICK lt ip gt OK Parameters lt ip gt IP address of the client to disconnect Reference Notes Sierra Wireless Proprietary e The client is only kicked from the server not banned He will be able to request another connection to the server A blacklist of users and IP addresses could be added in a future evolution 13 6 6 KFTPDCLOSE Close FTP Server AT KFTPDCLOSE Close FTP server HiLoV2 HiAll only Write command Syntax Response AT KFTPDCLOSE OK Reference Notes Sierra Wireless Proprietary e This command will close the FTP server 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 265 AT Command Interface Specification 13 7 UDP Specific Commands 13 7 1 KUDPCFG UDP Connection Configuration AT KUDPCFG UDP connection configuration Protocol specific commands Read command Syntax AT KUDPCFG Response KUDPCFG lt session_id gt lt cnx cnf gt lt mode gt lt port gt lt data_mode gt lt CR gt lt LF gt KUDPCFG lt session_id gt lt cnx cnf gt lt mode gt lt port gt lt data_mode gt OK Write command Syntax Response AT KUDPCFG KUDPCFG lt session_id gt lt cnx cnf gt lt mode gt lt por
15. a 15102 KHTTPHEADER Sethe header otne regus fejo M 13103 PKETTPGET Get normaton tomte seve Jeje 13104 KRTTPHEAD Get the head ofthe infomation tom HTTP sener e Jo 13105 eKETTPPOST Sera camo HTTP sener o fee dS 18 106 KHTTPGLOSE Close a HTTP comeston Jeje o 1341 HTTPS client Specific Commands Sita TESES HTTPS Comestor Confguaton e 1311 2 KHTTESHEADER Sethe header ofthe reaus foje M 1311 3 KHTTESGET Getinorraton tom nT sener Joje 13114 sKHTTPSHEAD Gat the had ofthe iiormaton tom HTTP sever ofe is115 MHTTPSPOST Serd aaao HTTP serer foje o 18 115 MHTTPSOLOSE Giese a HTTPS coner foje J 13 12 SSL Certificate Manager ie 13 12 1 KCERTSTORE Store root CA and local certificates to file system foje 13 12 2 KPRIVKSTORE Store private key associated to local certificate ojej 13 12 3 KCERTDELETE Delete local certificate from the index ojej ai GPSFILE lash ie operaton commend 18 ums commands CECT TC 156 SRN Commana WMS Coniguaion e Cd CE O O C dSCSCC d 150 KPSR Command Reanna OOOO e _ 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 369 AT Command Interface Specification Appendix HiLo HiLo HiLo NC 3GPS KPSCAP Command ao MOBILE capabilities e OE mO 162 e 2 KECALLCFG 0 E cd es a e e E O aT o m pemn pa p g KAE A O E m pess ooo e e E E O ee meae U e pame hp P e fo E 4114039 Re
16. ccccceesceceeeeeeeeeeeeeeceeeeeseaeeesseeenenees 206 9 9 FRH Command Receive Data using HDLC Framing cccccscceeeeeeceeeeeseeeeeseeeeeeeees 206 9 10 FTH Command Transmit Data using HDLC Framing cccccceeeeeeeeeeeeteeeeeeeeeeeees 207 9 11 FMI Command Manufacturer Identification cccccceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeseeeeeseaeeesseeeeenees 207 9 12 FMM Command Model Identification ecccececeeeeseceeeeeceeeeeeeaeeeeeeeseeeeseaeeeseeeeeees 208 9 13 FMR Command Revision Identification cccccccccecseeceeeeeeeeeeeseeeeeeeeeseeeeeseaeeesneeeeeaees 208 10 GPRS AT COMMANDS wissisiacic ssisstaccitsitaci tacecata ne ceue deci eecedaeeccuetacenccetscccdestececcusteds 209 10 1 CGATT Command PS Attach or Detach 0 cccccceeececeeeeeeeeeeseeeeeeeeseeeeeseaeeeseeeeeaees 209 10 2 CGACT Command PDP Context Activate or Deactivate cccceeeeeeseteeeeseeeeenees 209 10 3 CGCLASS Command GPRS Mobile Station Class 0 ccccceseceeeeeeeeeeeeseeeeeeseeeeenees 210 10 4 CGDCONT Command Define PDP Context 0 0cccceeeceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeseeeeseaeeeseeeeenees 211 10 5 CGEREP Command GPRS Event Reporting c cceccceseeeeeeeeeceeeeeceeeeeeeaeeeseeeeenees 212 10 6 CGPADDR Command Show PDP Address ccccccceeceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeseeeeeseaeeeseeeeenees 213 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 19 AT Command Interface Specification 10 7 CGQMIN Command Quality of Service
17. lt format gt indicates if the format is alphanumeric or numeric see COPS lt GSM_AcTn gt GSM access technology 0 access technology not selected 1 access technology selected lt GSM_Comp_AcTn gt GSM compact access technology 0 access technology not selected 1 access technology selected lt UTRA_AcTn gt UTRA access technology 0 access technology not selected 1 access technology selected Reference Notes 27 007 7 19 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 167 AT Command Interface Specification Network service related Commands 6 15 CPWD Command Change Password AT CPWD Change password Test command Response Syntax CPWD list of supported lt fac gt lt pwdlength gt s AT CPWD OK Write command Syntax Response AT CPWD lt fac gt OK lt oldpwd gt lt newpwd gt Write command Parameters lt fac gt Syntax AO BAOC Barr All Outgoing Calls AT CPWD lt fac gt OI BOIC Barr Outgoing International Calls lt oldpwd gt lt newpwd gt OX BOIC exHC Barr Outgoing International Calls except to Home Country Al BAIC Barr All Incoming Calls IR BIC Roam Barr Incoming Calls when Roaming outside the home country AB All Barring services refer GSM02 30 19 applicable only for lt mode gt 0 P2 SIM PIN2 lt oldpwd gt password specified for the facility from the user interface or with command If an old password has not yet been set lt oldpwds is not to enter S
18. se 3 3 amp 3 gt 5 3 2 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 With Date format ddmmyy in hexa unsigned on 6 digits right justified with zeros Time format ddmmyy in hexa unsigned on 6 digits right justified with zeros Latitude_1 format ddmm_ in hexa signed on 4 digits right justified with zeros if South S then it is negative Latitude _2 format mmmm in hexa unsigned on 4 digits right justified with zeros Longitude_1 format dddmm in hexa signed on 5 digits right justified with zeros if West W then it is negative Longitude_2 format mmmm in hexa unsigned on 4 digits right justified with zeros Speed 10 format xxxx in hexa unsigned on 4 digits right justified with zeros Uncertainty_Position 10 format xxxx in hexa unsigned on 4 digits right justified with zeros PDOP 10 formats xxxx in hexa unsigned on 4 digits right justified with zeros HDOP 10 formats xxxx in hexa unsigned on 4 digits right justified with zeros VDOP 10 formats XxXxX 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 334 AT Command Interface Specification GNSS commands Saving History Process n 2 NMEA Receive 1s Saving period in RAM 3s Saving period in File System 10s Write in File System PositionWrite to PositionEnd PositionBegin to PositionWrite Circular Buffer in Ram nb Position PositionEnd PositionBegin PositionWrite History in File System at T 0 History in File System at T 0 10 History in File System
19. 113 dBm or less 1 111 dBm 2 30 109 53 dBm 31 51 dBm or greater 99 not known or not detectable lt ber gt in percent 0 7 as RXQUAL values in the table in GSM 05 08 20 sub clause 8 2 4 99 not known or not detectable Reference Notes 27 007 8 5 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 105 AT Command Interface Specification Mobile equipment control and status Commands 5 23 KRIC Command Ring indicator Control AT KRIC Ring indicator control Test command Syntax Response AT KRIC KRIC list of supported lt masksss list of supported lt shape gt s OK Read command Syntax Response AT KRIC KRIC lt masks gt lt shape gt OK Write command Syntax Response AT KRIC lt mask gt OK L lt shape gt Parameters lt masks gt Use of RI signal 0x00 RI not used 0x01 RI activated on incoming calls CRING RING 0x02 RI activated on SMS CMT CMTI 0x04 RI activated on SMS CB CBM CBMl 0x08 RI activated on USSD CUSD 0x10 RI activated on network state CIEV 0x32 RI activated on FOTA FOTA lt shape gt signal shape available only for incoming calls 0 Repeat pulses The total length of the pulse is equivalent to the transfer of the RING or CRING notification 1 Always active The signal is set to active during the whole incoming call notification Reference Notes Sierra Wireless Proprietary e For a SMS and other unsolicited messages only one pulse is set e Ifthe 07
20. 2 DTR drop from active to inactive Disconnect data call change to command mode During state DTR inactive auto answer is off Reference V 25Ter Notes e The command AT amp D only applies to data calls Thus a DTR drop from active to inactive in AT amp D2 mode will not hang up a voice call e See also the appendix about the DTR ATO behaviors matrix 2 16 amp F Command Restore Factory Settings Execute command Syntax AT amp F lt value gt AT amp F Restore factory settings Response OK Parameters lt value gt 0 Restore parameters to factory settings Reference V 25Ter Notes e See also AT amp V e Restore factory settings to active profile 2 17 amp W Command Save Stored Profile Execute command Syntax AT amp W lt value gt AT amp W Save stored profile Response OK Parameters lt value gt 0 Save in STORED PROFILE 0 1 Save in STORED PROFILE 1 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 43 AT Command Interface Specification Reference Sierra Wireless Proprietary Execute command AT amp W Save stored profile Notes e This command saves the current configuration in a non erasable place e See also AT amp V e The default stored profile may be adapted for customer needs Configuration saved E Q V X amp C amp D amp R amp SO amp K FCLASS FCLASS SO S3 S4 S5 S7 S8 S10 AT
21. 4 8 CMOD Command Call Mode AT CMOD Call mode Test command Syntax Response AT CMOD CMOD list of supported lt mode gt s OK Read command Syntax Response AT CMOD CMOD lt mode gt OK Write command Syntax Response AT CMOD lt mode OK Parameter lt mode gt 0 single mode default value See Data impacted by amp F and amp V for default values 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 82 AT Command Interface Specification AT CMOD Call mode Reference 27 007 6 4 Notes Only single mode is supported In 27 007 document lt mode gt can be either single or alternating more than one basic service voice data fax within one call 4 9 CEER Command Extended Error Report Test command Syntax AT CEER Write command Syntax AT CEER 4114039 AT CEER Extended error report Response OK Response CEER lt report gt OK Parameter lt report gt Cause Select lt cause_select gt cause lt cause gt lt cause select gt lt cause gt 0 No cause 0 No cause 16 Service provider 0 Unknown 1 Not Allowed 2 No cause 6 Wrong parameter 9 Network access not allowed 20 all call instances are used 21 ACM over ACM Max 22 invalid AOC element 23 SIM increase not allowed 24 switch off 25 Unknown call id 28 barred Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 Call Control Commands 83 AT Command Interface Specification Call Contro
22. AT Command Interface Specification HiLo Modules A SIERRA ac WIRELESS AT Command Interface Specification Important Notice Important Notice Due to the nature of wireless communications transmission and reception of data can never be guaranteed Data may be delayed corrupted i e have errors or be totally lost Although significant delays or losses of data are rare when wireless devices such as the Sierra Wireless modem are used in a normal manner with a well constructed network the Sierra Wireless modem should not be used in situations where failure to transmit or receive data could result in damage of any kind to the user or any other party including but not limited to personal injury death or loss of property Sierra Wireless accepts no responsibility for damages of any kind resulting from delays or errors in data transmitted or received using the Sierra Wireless modem or for failure of the Sierra Wireless modem to transmit or receive such data Safety and Hazards Do not operate the Sierra Wireless modem in areas where cellular modems are not advised without proper device certifications These areas include environments where cellular radio can interfere such as explosive atmospheres medical equipment or any other equipment which may be susceptible to any form of radio interference The Sierra Wireless modem can transmit signals that could interfere with this equipment Do not operate the Sierra Wireless modem in any aircraft
23. AT KTCPCFG lt cnx lt session_id gt Index of the TCP session cnf gt lt mode gt lt tcp lt mode gt 0 Client remote 1 Server not supported by HiLo3G and HiLo3GPS address gt lt tcp_port gt lt 2 Child Generated by server sockets not supported source pont Ib l lt cata_m by HiLo3G and HiLo3GPS ones lt URC ENDTCP lt tcp remote address gt Dot separated numeric 0 255 parameters on the form onenien Il al1 a2 a3 a4 or explicit name of the remote server For server configuration this parameter is left blank lt tcp_port gt Numeric parameter 0 65535 lt Status gt Connection state of the selected socket 0 1 respectively disconnected connected lt serverlD gt Index of the server session ID Only for socket in mode CHILD lt source_port gt Numeric parameter 0 65535 Specify the local TCP client port number lt data_mode gt For HiLo V2 and HiAll NC only Q Do not display lt data gt in URC Default setting 1 Display lt data gt in URC lt URC ENDTCP enable gt For HiLo V2 and HiAll NC only 0 Do not display URC KTCP_ACK Default setting 1 Display URC KTCP_ACK Reference Notes Sierra Wireless Proprietary e If the socket is defined as a lt CLIENT gt socket lt tcp_port gt and lt tcp remote address gt define the port and the IP address of the remote server we want to connect e Maximum lt session_id gt is 200 e HiLo3G and HiLoNC3GPS only support 1 session e HiLo3G and HiLoNC3G
24. Get the web page HTTP server response Get the head of the web page HTTP server response 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 394 AT Command Interface Specification Appendix PREF ID ae1c663417e7799e NW 1 TM 121 4273495 LM 1214273495 S 5Uq9kExK4aTEv_cx expires Thu 24 Jun 2010 02 11 35 GMT path domain google com Server gws Connection Close OK AT KHTTPPOST 0 get cgi CONNECT Data send Send the data to the HTTP server Send HTTP data after CONNECT HTTP HTTP 1 0 200 OK Server response Content Type text plain Context Length 37 Your data have been accepted OK 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 395 AT Command Interface Specification Appendix 18 11 Appendix 11 How to Use SIM TOOLKIT AT CPIN 1234 Enter PIN CODE OK PSSTK SETUP MENU 1 4 SIMMAX 0 0 1 0 0 6 Soon the module sends an unsolicited message PSSTK SETUP MENU it is the STK Setup menu AT PSSTK SETUP MENU 1 0 There are 6 items in STK menu Give response to URC SETUP MENU 1 is the OK Command Number Send Terminal response OK PSSTK END SESSION URC for Session Status End of STK session AT PSSTK GET ITEM LIST 6 Use GET ITEM LIST command to get the list of items PSSTK GET ITEM LIST 1 16 4 Switch Item 1 Switch number Number 0 0 0 PSSTK GET ITEM LIST 2 17 4 Utilities 0 0 0 Item 2 Utilities PSSTK GET ITEM LIST 3 18 4 Auto Item 3
25. List of objects HiLoV2 HiAll only Write command Parameters Syntax lt category gt use MMS only other values are reserved AT KPSL lt mode gt 0 only basic information are returned lt category gt lt mode gt 1 extended information lt index gt string type 10 bytes type values Unique ID from which ME identifies the MMS lt hidden gt numeric parameter indicates if the entry is hidden or not 0 entry not hidden or hidden property not supported by lt category gt 1 entry hidden MMS is copyrighted lt obj_size gt numeric parameter size of the object in bytes lt content gt only one value possible with MMS MMS Multimedia message lt location gt string type location of message Currently defined location are INBOX the MMS that are read or unread or unretrieved DRAFT the MMS that are drafts OUTBOX _ the MMS that are unsent SENTBOX the MMS that have been sent lt flag gt string type status of message in INBOX Currently defined status are READ the MMS is read and stored in INBOX ME UNREAD the MMS is unread and stored in INBOX ME UNRETRIEVED the MMS is unretrieved and stored in INBOX ME lt desc_str gt string type of max 30 characters This string may be used to give specific information about the object to the user May be an empty string if no specific info available Character set as specified by command Select TE Character Set CSCS lt sname gt st
26. lt Stat gt 0 not registered ME is not currently searching a new operator to register to 1 registered home network 2 not registered but ME is currently searching a new operator to register to 3 registration denied 4 unknown 5 registered roaming lt lac gt string type two byte location area code in hexadecimal format e g 00C3 equals 195 in decimal lt ci gt string type two byte cell ID in hexadecimal format Reference 27 007 7 2 Notes e Set command controls the presentation of an unsolicited result code CREG lt stat gt when lt n gt 1 and there is a change in the ME network registration status or code CREG lt stat gt lt lac gt lt ci gt when lt n gt 2 and there is a change of the network cell 6 17 CSSN Command Supplementary Service Notification Test command Syntax AT CSSN 4114039 AT CSSN Supplementary service notification Response CSSN list of supported lt nss list of supported lt m gt s OK Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 169 AT Command Interface Specification Network service related Commands Read command Syntax Response AT CSSN CSSN lt n gt lt m gt OK Write command Syntax Response AT CSSN lt ns gt lt m gt OK Parameters lt n gt 0 Suppresses the CSSI messages 1 Activates the CSSI messages lt m gt 0 Suppresses the CSSU messages 1 Activates the CSSU messages Reference 27 007 7 1
27. lt code gt SIM PIN1 SIM PUK1 SIM PIN2 SIM PUK2 Reference Notes e This commands returns information about the number of codes attempts remaining e Set command has no effect return OK e f MT is waiting SIM PIN or SIM PUK to be given the returned value of lt pin2 gt and lt puk2 gt is invalid 5 18 CPUC Command Price Per Unit and Currency Test command Syntax AT CPUC 4114039 AT CPUC Price per unit and currency table Response OK Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 101 AT Command Interface Specification Mobile equipment control and status Commands AT CPUC Price per unit and currency table Read command Syntax Response AT CPUC CPUC lt currency gt lt ppu gt OK Write command Syntax AT CPUC lt currency gt Response lt ppu gt lt passwd gt OK Parameters lt currency gt string type three character currency code e g GBP DEM character set as specified with AT CSCS lt ppu gt string type price per unit dot is used as a decimal separator e g 2 66 The length is limited to 20 characters If the string length is exceeded the command is terminated with an error This string may only contain digits and a dot Leading zeros are removed from the string lt passwd gt string type SIM PIN2 String parameter which can contain any combination of characters The maximum string length is limited to 8 characters Reference Notes 27 007 8 27 e This
28. lt type gt lt class gt lt alpha gt lt CLI validity gt When enabled lt n gt 1 the following unsolicited code is sent to the TE 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 156 AT Command Interface Specification 6 4 CHLD Command Call Hold and Multiparty AT CHLD Set call hold and multiparty Test command Syntax Response AT CHLD CHLD list of supported lt n gt s OK Execute command Syntax Response AT CHLD lt n gt OK Parameters lt n gt 0 Terminate all held calls or set UDUB User Determined User Busy for a waiting call i e reject the waiting call 1 Terminate all active calls if any and accept the other call waiting call or held call 1X Terminate the active call X X 1 7 2 Place all active calls on hold if any and accept the other call waiting call or held call as the active call 2X Place all active calls except call X X 1 7 on hold 3 Add the held call to the active calls 4 Explicit Call Transfer Reference 27 007 7 13 Notes 6 5 CUSD Unstructured Supplementary Service Data AT CUSD Unstructured supplementary service data Test command Syntax Response AT CUSD CUSD list of supported lt n gt s OK Read command Syntax Response AT CUSD CUSD lt n gt OK Unsolicited Notification CUSD lt m gt lt str gt lt dcs gt 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 1 Network service related Commands 57 AT
29. 18 0 April 1 2013 176 AT Command Interface Specification Read command Syntax AT PSGAAT AT PSGAAT GPRS automatic attach Get current mode Response PSGAAT lt attach mode gt Parameters lt attach mode gt 0 No GPRS automatic attach at switch on 1 GPRS automatic attach at switch on HiLoV2 HiAll only Write command Syntax AT PSGAAT lt attach mode gt Set attach mode Response OK Reference Sierra Wireless Proprietary e Set command is used to select GPRS attach mode at ME switch on 6 26 PSNWID Command Network Identity AT PSNWID Network identity HiLoV2 HiAll only Test command Response Syntax AT PSNWID PSNWID list of supported lt mode gt s Read command Get current mode Syntax AT PSNWID Response PSNWID lt mode gt Parameters lt attach mode gt 0 Disable network identity indication 1 Enable network identity indication lt MCC gt lt String type gt Mobile country code in numeric format e g 208 lt MNC gt lt String type gt Mobile network code in numeric format e g 10 lt long name id gt lt String type gt Network identity long name Character set as specified by command CSCS 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 Network service related Commands TI AT Command Interface Specification Read command Syntax AT PSNWID AT PSNWID Network identity HiLoV2 HiAll only lt long name Cl g
30. 2 5 Done Hot Start repeat 5 times AT KGNSSRST 2 100 OK AT KGNSSRST 4 0 NO CARRIER Case Hot Start repeat 100 times on UART 0 and stop during repeat 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 330 AT Command Interface Specification GNSS commands AT KGNSSRST Force specific reset of GNSS HiALL NC HiLoNC3GPS only Po KGNSSRST 2 10 Done Hot Start repeat 10 times 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 331 AT Command Interface Specification 17 8 KGNSSHIST GNSS Position Storage Description For saving position in ram and file system The positions saved by this command come from the built in GNSS and not from any external GNSS information such as the ones set by KECALLCFG 3 Syntax GNSS commands Test command Syntax AT KGNSSHIST AT KGNSSHIST Save GNSS position history in file system HiALL NC HiLoNC3GPS only Response KGNSSHIST range of supported nbPosition range of supported SavingPeriodInRam range of supported SavingPeriodInFS lt Append gt OK Read command Syntax AT KGNSSHIST iodInFS gt Append Response KGNSSHIST current nb Position Current value for SavingPeriodinRam Current value for SavingPeriodInFS Current mode for Append OK Write command Syntax Response AT KGNSSHIST OK lt nbPosition gt lt SavingP eriodInRams gt lt SavingPer Parameters lt nbPosition gt Number of history position saved in RAM 0 1000 0 associate
31. 3G Quality of Service Profile Negotiated AT CGEQMIN 3G Quality of Service Profile Negotiated HiLo3G HiLoNC3GPS lt cid gt lt cid gt Test command Syntax Response AT CGEQNEG CGEQNEG list of lt cid gt s associated with active contexts OK Write command Syntax Response CGEQNEG CGEQNEG lt cid gt lt Traffic class gt lt Maximum bitrate UL gt lt Maximum bitrate DL gt lt Guaranteed bitrate UL gt lt Guaranteed bitrate DL gt lt Delivery order gt lt Maximum SDU size gt lt SDU error ratio gt lt Residual bit error ratio gt lt Delivery of erroneous SDUss gt lt Transfer delay gt lt Traffic handling priority gt lt CR gt lt LF gt 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 221 AT Command Interface Specification Write command Syntax CGEQNEG lt cid gt lt cid gt AT CGEQMIN 3G Quality of Service Profile Negotiated HiLo3G HiLoNC3GPS CGEQNEG lt cid gt lt Traffic class gt lt Maximum bitrate UL gt lt Maximum bitrate DL gt lt Guaranteed bitrate UL gt lt Guaranieed bitrate DL gt lt Delivery order gt lt Maximum SDU size gt lt SDU error ratio gt lt Residual bit error ratio gt lt Delivery of erroneous SDUs gt lt Transfer delay gt lt Traffic handling priority gt lt CR gt lt LF gt Reference 27 007 10 1 8 4114039 GPRS AT Commands Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 222 11
32. 62 AT Command Interface Specification 3 11 GMI Command Request Manufacturer Identification AT GMI Request manufacturer identification Test command Syntax Response AT GMl OK General AT Commands Execute command Syntax Response AT GMI manufacturer identification text OK Reference Notes V 25ter See also AT CGMI 3 12 GMM Command Request Model Identification AT GMM Request model identification Test command Syntax Response AT GMM OK Execute command Syntax Response AT GMM model identification text OK Reference Notes V 25ter See also AT CGMM 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 63 AT Command Interface Specification General AT Commands 3 13 GMR Command Request Revision Identification AT GMR Request revision identification Test command Syntax Response AT GMR OK Execute command Syntax Response AT GMR model identification text OK Reference Notes V 25ter See also AT CGMR 3 14 GSN Command Request Product Serial Number IMEI identical to GSN AT GSN Request International Mobile Equipment Identification IMEI identical to GSN Test command Syntax Response AT GSN OK Execute command Syntax Response AT GSN lt snp gt identification text for determination of the individual ME OK Reference Notes V 25ter See also AT KGSN AT CGSN 4114039 Rev 18 0 April
33. AT CR Service reporting control Response OK Parameters lt mode gt 0 disables reporting 1 enables reporting lt serv gt ASYNC asynchronous transparent SYNC synchronous transparent REL ASYNC asynchronous non transparent REL SYNC synchronous non transparent GPRS lt L2P gt GPRS The optional lt L2P gt proposes a layer 2 protocol to use between the MT and the TE It is defined in the Enter GPRS Data Mode command Reference 27 007 6 9 Notes e Set command controls whether or not intermediate result code CR lt serv gt is returned from the TA to the TE If enabled the intermediate result code is transmitted at the point during connect negotiation at which the TA has determined which speed and quality of service will be used before any error control or data compression reports are transmitted and before the intermediate result code CONNECT is transmitted e This command replaces V 25ter 14 command Modulation Reporting Control MR which is not appropriate for use in the GSM UMTS network Possible error control other than radio link protocol and data compression reporting can be enabled with V 25ter commands Error Control Reporting ER and Data Compression Reporting DR 9 4 FCLASS Command Fax Select Read or Test Service Class AT FCLASS Fax Select read or test service class HiLoV1 only Test command Syntax Response AT FCLASS list of supported lt n gt s OK Re
34. AT CTZU CTZU list of supported lt onoff gt OK Read command Syntax Response AT CTZU CTZU lt onoff gt OK 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 150 AT Command Interface Specification Mobile equipment control and status Commands Write command Syntax AT CTZU lt onoff gt Response OK Parameters lt onoff gt integer type 0 Disable automatic time zone update via NITZ default 1 disables automatic time zone update via NITZ Reference 27 007 8 40 Notes 5 60 CTZR Command Time Zone Reporting AT CTZR Time zone reporting Test command Syntax Response AT CTZR CTZR list of supported lt onoff gt OK Read command Syntax Response AT CTZR CTZR lt onoff gt OK Write command Syntax Response AT CTZR lt onoff gt OK Parameters lt onoff gt integer type Q Disable time zone change event reporting default 1 Enable time zone change event reporting Reference Notes 27 007 8 41 e The Time Zone reporting is not affected by the Automatic Time Zone setting command CTZU e Ifthe reporting is enabled the MT returns the unsolicited result code CTZV lt tz gt whenever the time zone is changed 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 151 AT Command Interface Specification 5 61 Mobile equipment control and status Commands VOLWEAR Command Wear Count for Flash Blocks Test command Syntax AT VOLWEAR Read comman
35. AT Command Interface Specification 6 7 _ CLCK Command Facility Lock Network service related Commands AT CLCK Facility lock Test command Syntax AT CLCK Execute command Syntax AT CLCK lt fac gt lt mode gt L lt passwd gt lt class gt Response CLCK list of supported lt fac gt OK Response lf lt mode gt lt gt 2 and command is successful OK If lt mode gt 2 and command is successful CLCK lt status gt lt class1 gt lt CR gt lt LF gt CLCK lt status gt class2 OK Parameters lt fac gt values reserved by the present document AO BAOC Barr All Outgoing Calls refer 3GPP TS 22 088 6 clause 1 Ol BOIC Barr Outgoing International Calls refer 3GPP TS 22 088 6 clause 1 OX BOIC exHC Barr Outgoing International Calls except to Home Country refer 3GPP TS 22 088 6 clause 1 Al BAIC Barr All Incoming Calls refer 3GPP TS 22 088 6 clause 2 IR BIC Roam Barr Incoming Calls when Roaming outside the home country refer 3GPP TS 22 088 6 clause 2 AB All Barring services refer 3GPP TS 22 030 19 applicable only for mode gt 0 AG All outgoing barring services refer 3GPP TS 22 030 19 applicable only for lt mode gt 0 AC All incoming barring services refer 3GPP TS 22 030 19 applicable only for lt mode gt 0 FD SIM card or active application in the UICC GSM or USIM fixed dialing memory feature if PIN2 authentica
36. AT KGPIOCFG 1 0 2 Configure GPIO1 as output mode lt pull mode gt must be no pull OK AT KGPIO 1 1 Set the selected I O OK AT KGPIO 1 0 Reset the selected I O OK 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 110 AT Command Interface Specification Mobile equipment control and status Commands AT KGPIO Hardware IO Control HiLo3G HiLoNC3GPS Reference Sierra Wireless Proprietary Define input output mode forgpio1 AT KGPIOCFG 1 1 0 Configure GPIO1 as input mode lt pull mode gt is pull down OK AT KGPIO 1 2 2 Request the current value of this I O KGPIO 1 1 Value is 1 for GPIO1 OK 5 26 KSLEEP Command Power Management Control AT KSLEEP Power management control Test command Syntax Response AT KSLEEP KSLEEP list of supported lt mngt gt s OK Read command Syntax Response AT KSLEEP KSLEEP lt mngt gt OK Write command Syntax Response AT KSLEEP lt mngt gt OK Parameters lt mngt gt 0 The module doesn t go in sleep mode as long as DTR is active low level DTR has to be active to send AT commands 1 The module decides by itself internal timing when it goes in sleep mode 2 The module never goes in sleep mode whatever DTR state is Reference Notes Sierra Wireless Proprietary e See appendix SLEEP MODE MANAGEMENT 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 11 AT Command Interface Specification Mobile equip
37. AT KPOPREAD Download a mail from POP3 HiLoV2 HiAll only Notes e Whether the asked mail ID is wrong the command returns the associated error code nonetheless the connection with the server is maintained e Whether an error is detected during the mail transfer the connection with the server is closed e Hardware flow control AT amp K3 is required for serial link e The behavior of DTR drop meet with AT amp D e Using can abort sending data and using ATO n to return back KPOPDEL Delete a Mail AT KPOPDEL Delete a mail from POP3 HiLoV2 HiAll only Sierra Wireless Proprietary Test command Syntax Response AT KPOPDEL KPOPDEL lt index gt OK Write command Syntax Response AT KPOPDEL lt index gt OK Parameters lt index gt Numeric type Indicates the index of the mail to delete Reference Notes e Whether the asked mail ID is wrong the command returns the associated error code nonetheless the connection with the server is maintained e The mail actually deleted by the server after the KPOPQUIT command 13 9 5 KPOPQUIT Close Connection Action command AT KPOPQUIT Close POP3 connection HiLoV2 HiAll only Sierra Wireless Proprietary Syntax Response AT KPOPQUIT OK Reference Notes e This command closes the connection 13 9 6 Specific Error Codes for POP3 Commands As an error can occur while there is no command in progress an unsolicited not
38. AT amp V lt value gt AT amp V Display current configuration Response ACTIVE PROFILE lt current configuration gt STORED PROFILE 0 lt user default configuration gt STORED PROFILE 1 lt manufactory configuration gt OK Parameters lt value gt 0 profile number Reference Sierra Wireless Proprietary Execute command Syntax AT amp V lt value gt 4114039 Notes e At startup Stored profile is copied to the Active profile e The configuration is a text string on multiple lines as shown in the example below This string may vary depending on the manufactory the product and the user setup Example E1 Q0 V1 X4 amp C1 amp D1 amp R1 amp S0 IFC 0 2 amp KO FCLASSO 00 0 S03 13 S04 10 S05 8 S07 50 S08 2 S10 14 e This command indicates the result of certain actions as shown below Active Profile ATZ ae a Stored profile Default Settings HiLo3G HiLoNC3GPS AT amp V Display current configuration Response ACTIVE PROFILE lt current configuration gt STORED PROFILE lt user default configuration gt OK Parameters lt value gt O display Active profile 1 display Stored profile Omitted display all profile active profile and stored profile Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 V25ter AT Commands 45 AT Command Interface Specification Reference Sierra Wireless Proprietary AT amp V Display current configuration HiLo3G HiLoNC3GPS Notes
39. Flow Control Option eccceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeaaeeeceeeeeeeeescaeeesaeeneneeee 49 2 23 L Command Monitor Speaker LOUCGNESS ccccceceeceenceceeeeeeaeeeeaaeeeeneeeeaeeeeaaeeteneeeteas 49 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 AT Command Interface Specification 2 24 M Command Monitor Speaker Mode cccccceceecceeseeeeeneeceeeeeeeaeeeeeaeeseneeseaeeesaaesteaeeesaes 49 2 25 S6 Command Pause before Blind Dialing ccccceceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeseeeeeseaeeeeaeeeeeeees 50 2 26 S8 Command Comma Dial Modifier Time 0 ccccceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee senses seaeeeseaeeneeeeees 50 2 27 S10 Command Automatic Disconnect Delay cccceeeceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeseeeeeseaeeeseaeeeeneeees 51 2 28 N Command Negotiate Handshake Option cccccceeesceceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeseeeeesaaeeeeneeeteas 51 2 29 Si Command Ring Gout issic iaia aia Siiasdecwii ae iidesedvads 51 2 30 11 Command DTMF Dialing Speedisisiierisiu ariannin aaa 52 2 31 W Command Extended Result Code eccccccceeceeeceeeeeceeeeeeaeeeeaaeeeeeeeseeeesaaeeeeeeeeeeees 52 2 32 amp gt Command DSR Optom izvisssvsivesyiececesssterversiescedssane ces sia aa a idee ued AEE 53 2 33 amp R Command ATS CTS Opto n vice cecsainct ieaiaia eaka aiia 53 2 34 amp E Command Data Rate Option for Data Call ecceecsceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeseeeeeseaeeeesaeeeeneeee 54 3 GENERAL AT COMMANDS scisisiscistcissisiscistisnintun asinine dinadii
40. KECALLCFG 5 lt OID gt lt Additional_data gt OK Write command Syntax Response AT KECALLCFG 1 If AT KECALLCFG 1 is used lt vehicle_type gt lt VIN gt KECALLCFG lt vehicle_type gt lt VIN gt lt propulsion_storage gt L lt propulsion_storage gt OK Nl If AT KECALLCFG 2 is used KECALLCFG lt Nb of passenger gt OK AT KECALLCFG 2 lt Nb of passenger gt AT KECALLCFG 3 lt Current Latitude gt If AT KECALLCFG 3 is used nt Longi KECALLCFG lt Current Latitude gt lt Current Longitude gt lt Current Sennen ee Direction gt lt Confidence gt lt Recent Latitude n 1 gt lt Recent Longitude n lt Current Direction gt 1 gt lt Recent Latitude n 2 gt lt Recent Longitude n 2 gt lt Confidence gt OK L lt Recent Latitude n 1 gt n ii Longitude n if AT KECALLCFG 4 is used gt KECALLCFG lt T EA1 gt L lt Recent Latitude n 2 gt OK L lt Recent Longitude n 2 gt WI If AT KECALLCFG 5 is used KECALLCFG lt OID gt lt Additional_data gt AT KECALLCFG 4 OF lt T EA1 gt AT KECALLCFG 5 lt OID gt lt Additional_data gt 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 308 AT Command Interface Specification ECALL commands AT KECALLCFG Configure information sent during an emergency call ECall HiLoV2 HiALL NC HiLoNC3GPS only Write command Parameters Syntax lt vehicle_type gt integer type AT KECALLCFG 1 1 passenger vehicle class M1
41. NO DIALTONE BUSY NO CARRIER The connection cannot be established NO ANSWER CONNECT lt text gt Data connection successfully connected OK If successfully connected and voice call Parameters lt n gt String of dialing digits and optionally V 25ter modifiers dialing digits 0 9 A B C maximum length 20 digits lt gt Only required to set up voice calls TA remains in command mode Reference Notes V 25Ter e The command may be aborted generally when receiving an ATH command during execution e Same behavior for ATDT ATPD ATRD ATTD e OK answer may arrive just after the ATD command or after the call is actually active see AT COLP 4 4 Ds Direct Dialing from Phonebook Execute command Syntax ATD gt lt str gt ATD gt lt mem gt lt n gt 4114039 ATDs Direct dialing from phonebook Response See ATD Parameters lt str gt alphanumeric field if possible all available memories should be searched for correct entry lt mem gt memory storage ME SM lt n gt entry location Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 Call Control Commands 80 AT Command Interface Specification ATDs gt Direct dialing from phonebook Reference Notes 27 007 6 2 e For memory storage locations see AT CPBS 4 5 _ CHUP Command Hang up Call AT CHUP Hang up call Execute command Syntax Response AT CHUP OK Test command Syntax Respon
42. OK t gt lt data_mode gt Error case NO CARRIER CME ERROR lt errs gt KUDP_NOTIF lt session_id gt lt udp_notif gt Parameter lt session_id gt Index of the UDP session lt mode gt 0 Client 1 Server lt port gt Numeric parameter 0 65535 lt cnx cnf gt 0 7 PDP context configuration a numeric parameter which specifies a particular PDP context configuration see KCNXCFG lt udp_notif gt Integer type Indicates the cause of the UDP connection failure 0 Network error 1 no more sockets available max number already reached 2 Memory problem 3 DNS error 5 UDP connection error Host unreachable 6 generic error 8 Data sending is OK but KUDPSND was waiting more or less characters 9 Bad session ID 10 Session is already running 11 All sessions are used lt data_modes gt 0 Do not display lt data gt in URC Default setting 1 Display lt data gt in URC 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 266 AT Command Interface Specification Protocol specific commands AT KUDPCFG UDP connection configuration Reference Sierra Wireless Proprietary Notes For UDP socket in server mode it is bound to a defined port number incoming connection are notified by KUDP_DATA Maximum lt session_id gt is 200 When more than two different APN are used in KCNXCFG only one of them can be used in TCP or UDP services For HiLo3G and HiLoNC3GPS when more than two different APN are used i
43. The number of PDP contexts that may be in a defined state at the same time is given by the range returned by the test command e A special form of the set command CGDCONT lt cid gt causes the values for context number lt cid gt to become undefined 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 211 AT Command Interface Specification 10 5 CGEREP Command GPRS Event Reporting AT CGEREP GPRS event reporting Test command Syntax AT CGEREP Response CGEREP list of supported lt modess list of supported lt bfr gt s OK Read command Syntax Response AT CGEREP CGEREP lt modes gt lt bfr gt OK Write command Syntax Response AT CGEREP lt mode gt lt OK bfr gt Parameters lt mode gt 0 buffer unsolicited result codes in the MT if MT result code buffer is full the oldest ones can be discarded No codes are forwarded to the TE 1 discard unsolicited result codes when MT TE link is reserved e g in on line data mode otherwise forward them directly to the TE 2 buffer unsolicited result codes in the MT when MT TE link is reserved e g in on line data mode and flush them to the TE when MT TE link becomes available otherwise forward them directly to the TE MT buffer of unsolicited result codes defined within this command is cleared when lt mode gt 1 or 2 is entered 1 MT buffer of unsolicited result codes defined within this command is flushed to the TE when lt mode gt 1 or 2 is en
44. character set as specified by command Select TE Character Set CSCS lt nlength gt integer type value indicating the maximum length of field lt number gt lt tlength gt integer type value indicating the maximum length of field lt text gt Reference Notes 27 007 8 13 e Execution command returns phonebook entries from the current phonebook memory storage selected with CPBS 7 2 CPBR Command Read Current Phonebook Entries Test command Syntax AT CPBR Execute command Response Syntax CPBR lt index1 gt lt number gt lt type gt lt text gt AT CPBR lt index1 gt CPBR lt index2 gt lt number gt lt type gt lt text gt L lt index2 gt OK 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 1 AT CPBR Read current phonebook entries Response CPBR list of supported lt index gt s lt nlength gt lt tlength gt OK 81 AT Command Interface Specification Phone book management 7 3 CPBS Command Select Phonebook Memory AT CPBR Read current phonebook entries Execute command Parameters Syntax lt index1 gt lt index2 gt lt index gt integer type values in the range of location AT CPBR lt index1 gt numbers of phonebook memory L lt index2 gt lt numbers gt string type phone number of format lt type gt lt type gt type of address octet in integer format refer GSM 04 08 8 sub clause 10 5 4 7 lt text gt string type field of maximum
45. e At startup Stored profile is copied to the Active profile e The configuration is a text string on multiple lines as shown in the example below This string may vary depending on the manufactory the product and the user setup Example E1 Q0 V1 X4 amp C1 amp D1 amp R1 amp S0 IFC 0 2 amp KO 00 0 S03 13 S04 10 S05 8 S07 50 S08 2 S10 14 e This command indicates the result of certain actions as shown below Active Profile ATZ S Naw Nar Stored profile Default Settings 2 19 IPR Command Set Fixed Local Rate AT IPR Set fixed local rate 4114039 Test command Syntax Response AT IPR IPR list of supported auto detectable lt rate gt s list of supported fixed only lt rate gt s OK Read command Syntax Response AT IPR IPR lt rate gt OK Write command Syntax Response AT IPR lt rate gt OK Parameters lt rate gt bit rate per second 1200 2400 4800 9600 19200 38400 57600 115200 0 Autobaud Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 V25ter AT Commands 46 AT Command Interface Specification V25ter AT Commands Reference V 25ter AT IPR Set fixed local rate Notes e The speed is modified after sending the answer e With AUTOBAUD only capital letters for AT commands have to be used e Normalized Baud rate Accepted range autobaud Accepted range not autobaud 115200 57600 38400 19200 9600 4800 2400 1200 AT IPR Set fixed local rate 3 115044 25 115555 56
46. gt Read FS AT KFSFILE 4 gps KFSFILE lt F gt PositionHistory db 2800 gt 100 GNSS history KFSFILE lt F gt gps_data db 15268 KFSFILE 1048407 bytes free OK gt Stop history AT KGNSSHIST 0 0 OK gt Launch history 1000 positions in RAM append deactivated AT KGNSSHIST 1000 1 2 OK gt Read FS AT KFSFILE 4 gps KFSFILE lt F gt PositionHistory db 28000 gt 1000 GNSS history KFSFILE lt F gt gps_data db 15268 KFSFILE 1048407 bytes free gt Stop history AT KGNSSHIST 0 0 OK AT KGNSSHIST 100 1 2 1 gt 100 positions in RAM append activated OK gt Read FS after 220s AT KFSFILE 4 gps KFSFILE lt F gt PositionHistory db 3080 gt 110 GNSS history KFSFILE lt F gt gps_data db 15268 KFSFILE 1048407 bytes free OK 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 333 AT Command Interface Specification GNSS commands gt Read FS after 9 12 AT KFSFILE 4 gps KFSFILE lt F gt PositionHistory db 8832 gt 552 GNSS history KFSFILE lt F gt gps_data db 15268 KFSFILE 1048407 bytes free OK AT KGNSSHIST Save GNSS position history in file system HiALL NC HiLoNC3GPS only GNSS Position is a structure described below Seige ESBS BEBE SSEISEEED EEE Date Time n o x nlx uclx ulx rx lt x z 2 2 88 3 geysgageggoolsss ge D g Z oe Q D 70 O m ag a QS a OA v U v D D S o 2 e 3 o
47. gt WRONG FILE 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 336 AT Command Interface Specification 17 10 KGNSSLTOCFG GNSS with LTO Configuration Description This command allows the module to configure the connection to the CBEE external server with a configurable URL To configure connection parameters the Terminal Equipment uses the usual AT KCNXCFG AT KCNXTIMER commands GNSS commands Syntax AT KGNSSLTOCEFG Configuration of LTO functionality HiALL NC only Test command Syntax Response AT KGNSSLTOCFG KGNSSLTOCFG list of supported lt cnx cnf gt s OK Read command Syntax Response AT KGNSSLTOCFG KGNSSLTOCFG lt session id gt lt status gt lt cnx_cnf gt lt url server gt lt path file gt OK Write command Syntax AT KGNSSLTOCFG lt cnx cnf gt lt url server gt lt path file gt Response KGNSSLTOCFG lt session id gt OK Parameters lt cnx cnf gt 0 7 PDP context configuration a numeric parameter which specifies a particular PDP context configuration see KCNXCFG lt url server gt string type the url server of the CBEE provider lt path file gt string type path file as it is located in CBEE server lt session id gt Index of the TCP session lt status gt Connection state of the selected socket 0 1 respectively disconnected connected Reference Notes Sierra Wireless SA This command must be used before LTO activation by KGNSSLTOACT Proprie
48. lt modes gt lt sim_used gt OK Read command Syntax Response AT KSIMSEL KSIMSEL lt mode gt lt sim_used gt OK Execute command Syntax Response AT KSIMSEL lt mode gt OK Parameters lt mode gt SIM selection mode 0 Force to select External SIM by default Embedded SIM presence will be ignored 1 Force to select Embedded SIM External SIM presence will be ignored 2 To select External SIM if present else Embedded SIM will be set lt sim_used gt 0 external SIM currently used 1 internal SIM currently used Reference Notes e Reboot is needed after setting new mode e Only one SIM is active at a same time DSSS Dual SIM Single Standby e KSIMDET feature is ignored when Embedded SIM is selected e Before using AT KSIMSEL 2 one of the 6 GPIOs must be configured in Input Pull UP as follows AT KGPIOCFG x 1 1 where x is GPIO number 1 6 e lt sim_used gt information only available for lt mode gt 2 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 148 AT Command Interface Specification Mobile equipment control and status Commands 5 57 KSRAT Command Set Radio Access Technology AT KSRAT Set Radio access technology HiLo3G HiLoNC3GPS Test command Syntax Response AT KSRAT KSRAT list of supported lt mode gt OK Read command Syntax Response AT KSRAT KSRAT lt mode gt OK Write command Syntax Response AT KSRAT lt mode gt OK Parameters lt mode gt 0 auto 1 2G
49. lt type gt lt subaddr gt lt satype gt lt alpha gt e If COLP 1 the OK answer to an ATD Command happens only after the call is active and not just after the command Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 164 Network service related Commands AT Command Interface Specification Network service related Commands 6 12 COPN Command Read Operator Name AT COPN Read operator name Test command Syntax Response AT COPN OK Execute command Syntax Response AT COPN COPN lt numeric1 gt lt alpha1 gt lt CR gt lt LF gt COPN lt numeric2 gt lt alpha2 gt OK Parameters lt numeric gt string type operator in numeric format see COPS lt alpha gt string type operator in long alphanumeric format see COPS Reference Notes 27 007 7 21 6 13 COPS Command Operator Selection AT COPS Operator selection Test command Syntax Response AT COPS COPS list of supported lt stat gt long alphanumeric lt oper gt short alphanumeric lt oper gt numeric lt opers s list of supported lt modess list of supported lt format gt s OK Read command Syntax Response AT COPS COPS lt mode gt lt format gt lt oper gt OK Write command Syntax Response AT COPS lt mode gt lt for OK mat gt lt oper gt Parameters lt mode gt 0 automatic lt oper gt field is ignored 1 manual lt oper gt field shall be present 2 unsupported 3 set the re
50. the display of the others on a channel choose 2 and 1 parameter i e AT PSCHRU 3 e The table below lists each mask and the URCs they are associated with Mask__ URC list RING CRING CCM CCWV CCWA CLIP COLP CSSI CSSU PSCALL PSDCI ER B o oS O 64 PSREADY 3 27 PSCSSC Command Call Successful Setup Control AT PSCSSC Call successful setup control HiLoV2 HiAll only Read command Syntax Response AT PSCSSC PSCSSC lt mode gt OK 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 75 AT Command Interface Specification General AT Commands AT PSCSSC Call successful setup control HiLoV2 HiAll only Write command Sierra Wireless Proprietary Syntax Response AT PSCSSC lt mode gt OK Parameter lt mode gt 0 OK is returned after call is connected to the called party successful call setup i default mode OK is returned when call setup is started The user is not informed of call successful setup If the calls fails NO_ANSWER or NO_CARRIER will be sent after the OK Reference Notes e This command controls the emission of the result code for MO speech successful setup e If Connected line identification presentation supplementary service is activated refer to COLP result code for ATD command will be sent to TE when call is connected to the called party successful call setup e If Connected line identification presentation supplementary service is NOT
51. whether the aircraft is on the ground or in flight In aircraft the Sierra Wireless modem MUST BE POWERED OFF When operating the Sierra Wireless modem can transmit signals that could interfere with various onboard systems Note Some airlines may permit the use of cellular phones while the aircraft is on the ground and the door is open Sierra Wireless modems may be used at this time The driver or operator of any vehicle should not operate the Sierra Wireless modem while in control of a vehicle Doing so will detract from the driver or operator s control and operation of that vehicle In some states and provinces operating such communications devices while in control of a vehicle is an offence Limitations of Liability This manual is provided as is Sierra Wireless makes no warranties of any kind either expressed or implied including any implied warranties of merchantability fitness for a particular purpose or noninfringement The recipient of the manual shall endorse all risks arising from its use The information in this manual is subject to change without notice and does not represent a commitment on the part of Sierra Wireless SIERRA WIRELESS AND ITS AFFILIATES SPECIFICALLY DISCLAIM LIABILITY FOR ANY AND ALL DIRECT INDIRECT SPECIAL GENERAL INCIDENTAL CONSEQUENTIAL PUNITIVE OR EXEMPLARY DAMAGES INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO LOSS OF PROFITS OR REVENUE OR ANTICIPATED PROFITS OR REVENUE ARISING OUT OF THE USE OR INABI
52. 0 PARAM 6939B OK 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 144 AT Command Interface Specification Mobile equipment control and status Commands 5 54 KRST Command Module Reset Period AT KRST Module reset periodically HiLoV2 HiAll only Test command Syntax Response AT KRST KRST lt 0 1 2 gt lt time information gt lt reset notification gt OK Read command Syntax Response AT KRST If lt type gt 1 Write command Syntax AT KRST lt type gt lt time information gt lt reset notification gt 4114039 KRST 1 lt time information gt lt reset notification gt lt time left gt If lt type gt 2 KRST 2 lt time information gt lt reset notification gt If lt type gt 0 KRST 0 OK Response OK Parameters lt type gt Indicates the type of reset operation 0 Cancel current programmed reset 1 Program a periodic reset 2 Program a timely scheduled reset on a daily basis lt time information gt reset period or a reset time 1 168 hours when lt type gt 1 module will reset after hours of time HH MM when lt type gt 2 module will reset at this time every day HH hour from 00 to 23 MM minutes from 00 to 59 lt reset notification gt enables the display of a reset notification before module restarts 0 no notification displayed 1 notification display lt time left gt displays the time left in minutes left to reset Rev 18 0 April
53. 0 502 ERROR 502 means that some commands in the procedure are not supported by server 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 380 AT Command Interface Specification Appendix 18 8 Appendix 8 How to Use UDP Specific Commands 18 8 1 Client mode AT amp K3 Hardware flow control activation OK AT KCNXCFG 0 GPRS APN log password OK AT KUDPCFG 0 0 KUDPCFG 1 OK AT KUDPSND 1 82 234 17 52 32 18 CONNECT Data sent EOF Pattern OK KUDP_DATA 1 35 AT KUDPRCV 1 35 CONNECT This is a simple UDP Protocol test EOF Pattern OK KUDP_RCV 82 234 17 52 32 KUDP_DATA 1 35 AT KUDPRCV 1 16 CONNECT This is a simple EOF Pattern OK KUDP_DATA_MISSED 1 19 AT KUDPCLOSE 1 Set GPRS parameters APN login password Create a new UDP socket returned session 1 with the parameters associated to the connection profile id number 0 Send UDP data after CONNECT Do not forget the PATTERN characters at the end For example Data sent EOF Pattern Received notification that indicates the presence of 35 bytes in the socket Try to read 35 bytes from session 1 Received notification that indicates the presence of 35 bytes in the socket Same test but try to read 16 bytes from session 1 there are 19 unread bytes left and missed in the UDP socket OK Definitely close the UDP session and at the same time session is deleted AT KUDPCFG No sessions a
54. 0 8 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 1 SMS AT Commands 93 AT Command Interface Specification SMS AT Commands 8 14 CSMS Command Select Message Service AT CSMS Select message service Test command Syntax Response AT CSMS CSMS list of supported lt service gt s OK Read command Syntax Response AT CSMS CSMS lt service gt lt mt gt lt mo gt lt bm gt OK Write command Syntax Response AT CSMS lt service gt CSMS lt mt gt lt mo gt lt bm gt OK Parameters lt service gt 0 GSM 03 40 and 03 41 the syntax of SMS AT commands is compatible with GSM 27 05 Phase 2 version 4 7 0 Phase 2 features which do not require new command syntax may be supported e g correct routing of messages with new Phase 2 data coding schemes 1 Used only on dual OS platforms i e when TE is the only SMS client SMS are only routed to TA in this case lt mt gt Mobile Terminated Messages 0 Type not supported 1 Type supported lt mo gt Mobile Originated Messages 0 Type not supported 1 Type supported lt bm gt Broadcast Type Messages 0 Type not supported 1 Type supported Reference Notes 27 005 3 2 1 e Set command selects messaging service lt service gt It returns the types of messages supported by the ME lt mt gt for mobile terminated messages lt mo gt for mobile originated messages and lt bm gt for broadcast type messages 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 19
55. 1 2 For HiLo V1 and HiLo V2 1 For HiLo3G and HiLoNC3GPS 3 For HiLo V2 only not supported in HiLo V1 lt PDP_type gt Packet Data Protocol type A string parameter which specifies the type of packet data protocol Only IP Internet Protocol IETF STD 5 is supported lt APN gt Access Point Name A string parameter which is a logical name that is used to select the GGSN or the external packet data network lt PDP_address gt a string parameter that identifies the MT in the address space applicable to the PDP As only IP is currently supported it shall be an IP address If the value is null 0 0 0 0 or 0 then a value may be provided by the TE during the PDP startup procedure or failing that a dynamic address will be requested The read form of the command will continue to return the null string even if an address has been allocated during the PDP startup procedure The allocated address may be read using the CGPADDR command lt d_comp gt a numeric parameter that controls PDP data compression 0 off default and only value supported lt h_comp gt a numeric parameter that controls PDP header compression 0 off default and only value supported lt pd1 gt lt pdN gt zero to N string parameters whose meanings are specific to the lt PDP_type gt Reference Notes 27 007 10 1 1 e The set command specifies PDP context parameter values for a PDP context identified by the local context identification parameter lt cid gt
56. 1 2013 145 AT Command Interface Specification Mobile equipment control and status Commands Reference Sierra Wireless Proprietary AT KRST Module reset periodically HiLoV2 HiAll only Notes When programmable time is come For voice call and data call reset will be delayed until the communication over For an ongoing AT command reset will be delayed until the process finished In other cases e g GPRS connection SMS services reset will occur immediately and without URC notification The module is notified by URC if reset time is coming KRST RESET then module will reset in 3 seconds Programming a new one will take effect immediately e g AT KRST 0 will cancels any pending programmable reset Parameters are kept even after start up it is stored in flash It is software reset not a hardware reset It supported in HiLo V2 and Hi All not supported in HiLo V1 Scheduling at a specific time requires the user to setup the device clock correctly using AT tCCLK AT KRST won t prevent the user to use scheduled reset with an incorrect date and time setup It s up to the user to setup its system correctly 5 55 KPLAYAMR Command Play AMR File Test command Syntax AT KPLAYAMR 4114039 AT KPLAYAMR Play AMR file Response KPLAYAMR list of supported lt modess lt audio_file gt list of supported lt volume ss list of supported lt progress gt s OK HiLo
57. 1 2013 64 AT Command Interface Specification 3 15 CMUX Command Multiplexing Mode Test command Syntax AT CMUX Read Command Syntax AT CMUX AT CMUX Multiplexing Mode OK Write command Syntax Response AT CMUX lt modes lt subs OK et gt lt port_speed gt lt N1 gt lt T1 gt lt N2 gt lt T2 gt lt T3 gt lt k Parameters gt lt mode gt multiplexer Transparency Mechanism 0 Basic option 1 Advanced option lt subset gt HiLoV2 HiALL HiLoNC3GPS Response CMUx list of supported lt modess list of supported lt subsetss list of supported lt port_speedss list of supported lt N1 gt 5s list of supported lt T1 gt s list of supported lt N2 gt s list of supported lt T2 gt s list of supported lt T3 gt s list of supported lt k gt s OK Response CMUX lt mode gt lt subset gt lt port_speed gt lt N1 gt lt T1 gt lt N2 gt lt T2 gt lt T3 gt lt k gt 0 UIH frames used only 1 Ul frames used only lt port_speed gt transmission rate 1 8 1 9600 bit s 2 19 200 bit s 3 38 400 bit s 4 57600 bit s 5 115 200 bit s lt N1 gt maximum frame size Payload size 31 1540 default Value 31 lt T1 gt acknowledgement timer in units of ten milliseconds 1 254 where 10 is default 100 ms lt N2 gt maximum number of re transmissions 0 100 where 3 is default lt T2 gt response timer for the multiplexer control channel in
58. 106362 E 000 0 090512 E 71 PGLOR 2 FIN 0 0 1 0 34 PGLOR 0 NEW PERFIX 0 PER 1000 QOP 1 1E KGNSSFIX 0 PGLOR 0 FIX 5 8 2E GPRMC 110422 96 A 4851 623558 N 0021 1 096705 E 000 0 090512 A 7C PGLOR 2 FIN 0 0 1 0 34 PGLOR 0 NEW PERFIX 0 PER 1000 QOP 1 1E KGNSSFIX 0 GPRMC 110429 54 A 4851 626561 N 0021 1 094337 E 000 0 090512 E 75 PGLOR 2 FIN 0 0 1 0 34 PGLOR 0 NEW PERFIX 0 PER 1000 QOP 1 1E KGNSSFIX 0 PGLOR 0 FIX 5 6 20 GPRMC 110435 68 A 4851 590615 N 00211 075198 E 000 0 090512 E 71 PGLOR 2 FIN 0 0 1 0 34 OK KGNSSRST 2 5 Done Hot Start repeat 5 times 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 329 AT Command Interface Specification GNSS commands AT KGNSSRST Force specific reset of GNSS HiALL NC HiLoNC3GPS only Case Hot Start repeat 5 times on UART 0 AT KUARTCFG 0 OK AT KGNSSFIX 1 OK Reference AT KGNSSRST 2 5 Sierra Wireless SA Proprietary OK gt Frame NMEA are sent on UART 0 KGNSSFIX 1 gt Frame NMEA are sent on UART 0 KGNSSFIX 0 gt Frame NMEA are sent on UART 0 KGNSSFIX 1 gt Frame NMEA are sent on UART 0 KGNSSFIX 0 gt Frame NMEA are sent on UART 0 KGNSSFIX 1 gt Frame NMEA are sent on UART 0 KGNSSFIX 0 gt Frame NMEA are sent on UART 0 KGNSSFIX 1 gt Frame NMEA are sent on UART 0 KGNSSFIX 0 gt Frame NMEA are sent on UART 0 KGNSSFIX 1 gt Frame NMEA are sent on UART 0 OK KGNSSRST
59. 11 KFILTER Command Create a Filter for Incoming Calls 0 0 cccceseeeeeeeeseeeeeeseeeeeeeees 86 4 12 CSNS Command Single Numbering SCheM6 ccccceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeseeeeeseaeeeeaeeeeeeeee 87 4 13 KATH Command Select ATH MOde c ccceccceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeaeeeeeaeseeeeeseeeesaeeeeaaeeseneeee 88 5 MOBILE EQUIPMENT CONTROL AND STATUS COMMANDG 89 Bal CACM Command Accumulated Call Meter ACM Reset or Query 89 5 2 CAMM Command Accumulated Call Meter Maximum ACM max Set or Query 89 5 3 CCWE Command Call Meter Maximum Event ssssessseesseseseesseessersrrsrnsrrrerrnssrnssrnssns 90 5 4 CALA Command Set Alarni ssrsrineaneinnssiasi nnda ue i EEA 91 5 5 CALD Command Delete Alar M siii ccccscicistectee cee tidiaedi aa ceenceniaresieeeedaaeetieespeerees 92 5 6 CCLK Command Real Time Cloke tireurs aduana aiaa iiaa 92 5 7 PSCPOF Command Power Off ccccccceecceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeceeeeeseaeeesaaeeeeeeeseeeeesaeeesaeeseneeee 93 5 8 CPOF Command POWer Offis ccctessccecteteccnsteciadecsieaiectiifavuarki tases siitastatibesencdttaaatietanenst 93 5 9 CIND Command Indicator Control ssrin iaia aiia 93 5 10 CLAC Command List Available AT COMMAMNAS ccc cceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeseeeeeteaeeettaeeeeeeeee 95 5 11 CMEC Command Mobile Equipment Control Mode c ccceeeeeeeeeeeeseeeeeeeeeeeeeeee 95 5 12 CFUN Command Set Phone Functionality sseesseeeeeesseeese
60. 123519 4807 038 N 01131 000 E 1 08 0 9 545 4 M 46 9 M 47 GGA 123519 4807 038 N 01131 000 E 08 0 9 545 4 M 46 9 M empty field empty field 47 Global Positioning System Fix Data Fix taken at 12 35 19 UTC Latitude 48 deg 07 038 N Longitude 11 deg 31 000 E Fix quality 0 invalid 1 GNSS fix SPS Number of satellites being tracked Horizontal dilution of position Altitude Meters above mean sea level Height of geoid mean sea level above WGS84 time in seconds since last DGPS update DGPS station ID number the checksum data always begins with 17 4 KGNSSRUN Start Stop GNSS Description When the Terminal Equipment wants to start the GNSS it sends AT KGNSSRUN 1 to the module To Stop the GNSS the Terminal Equipment sends AT KGNSSRUN 0 When the GNSS stops the module sends the unsolicited notification KGNSSRUN 0 If the GNSS uses a simulator and not real satellites the command to start the GNSS is AT KGNSSRUN 1 1 Syntax Syntax AT KGNSSRUN Start Stop GNSS feature Test command AT KGNSSRUN HiALL NC HiLoNC3GPS only Response KGNSSRUN list of supported lt modes gt s lt simulators gt lt Ina ext gt pps output boot mode OK Read command Syntax Response AT KGNSSRUN KGNSSRUN lt mode gt boot mode OK 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 319 AT Command Interface Specification Write command Syntax AT KGNSSRUN lt mode gt L lt simulators
61. 124 AT Command Interface Specification Mobile equipment control and status Commands 5 42 KTEMPMON Command Temperature Monitor AT KTEMPMON Temperature monitor Test command Syntax Response AT KTEMPMON KTEMPMON lt mod gt lt temperature gt lt urcMode gt lt action gt lt hystTime gt lt repGPIO gt OK Read command Syntax Response AT KTEMPMON KTEMPMON lt mod gt lt temperature gt lt urcMode gt lt action gt lt hystTime gt lt repGPIO gt OK Write command Syntax Response AT KTEMPMON KTEMPMON lt level gt lt value gt lt mod gt OK lt temperature gt lt urcMode gt Parameters L lt action gt lt mod gt L lt hystTime gt 0 disable the monitor of the module internal temperature L lt repGPIO gt 1 enable the monitor of the module internal temperature lt temperature gt temperature 0 by default above it then module will act as lt action gt lt urcMode gt 0 it disables the presentation of the temperature monitor URC 1 it enables the presentation of the temperature monitor URC lt action gt 0 no action 1 automatic shut down when the temperature is beyond lt temperature gt 2 The output pin lt repGPIO gt is tied HIGH when lt temperature gt are reached when the temperature is normal the output pin lt repGPIO gt is tied LOW If this lt action gt is required it is mandatory to set the lt repGPIO gt parameter lt hyst_time gt 0 255 hysteresis time in
62. 2 8 S3 Command Command Line Termination Character ccccscceeececeereeseeeeeseeeeeneeee 38 2 9 S4 Command Set Response Formatting Character ccccccseeeeeeeeeeeeeseeeeeseeeeeeeeee 39 2 10 S5 Command Write Command Line Editing Character 0 cccccesceeeeeeeeeeeeeseeeeeeee 39 2 11 S7 Command Set Delay for Connection Completion c ccccceeeceeeeeeeeeeeeeeseeeeeeees 40 2 12 V Command TA Response Format cccccecceeeceeeeeeeeseeeeeeeeseaeeeeaaeseeaeeseeeeesaeeeeaaeeeeneeee 41 2 13 X Command Result Code Selection and Call Progress Monitoring Control 41 2 14 amp C Command Set Data Carrier Detect DCD Function Mode cccceeeeeeeeereees 42 2 15 amp D Command Set Data Terminal Ready DTR Function Mode cceeeeeeeeeeeeees 43 2 16 amp F Command Restore Factory Settings cccccceeesceceeeeeeneeeeaeseeeeeeeeeeeseaeeeeaeeeseeees 43 2 17 amp W Command Save Stored Profile ccccceecceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeaeeeeeaeeeeeeeseeeeeseaeeeseaeeeeeeeee 43 2 18 amp V Command Display Current Configuration 0 cccccceeceseceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeseeeeeseaeeesiaeeeeneeee 45 2 19 IPR Command Set Fixed Local Rate sis iiias iiinis aidia tevds dts cisteseetvens 46 2 20 B Data Rate Select niiet on adeasiak waitin ahah naahwlonuan ahve 48 2 21 AN Data Transmission MOG ss iececnsgechciasieten hac Spence aed gta a NS SE hen esheets 48 2 22 amp K Command
63. 5 2 KFTPRCV Downloading FTP files 13 5 3 KFTPSND Uploading FTP files 13 5 4 KFTPDEL Deleting FTP files 13 5 5 KFTPCLOSE Ending current FTP connection 13 6 FTP Server Specific Commands 13 6 1 KFTPDCFG FTP Server Configuration 13 6 2 KFTPDSTAT FTP Server Status 13 6 3 KFTPDRUN Run FTP server 13 6 4 KFTPD_NOTIF Notification Server s Event Notification 13 6 5 KFTPDKICK Kick user from FTP server 13 6 6 KFTPDCLOSE Close FTP Server 13 7 UDP Specific Commands 13 7 1 KUDPCFG UDP Connection Configuration wek x 13 7 2 KUDPCLOSE Closing current UDP operation 13 7 3 KUDPSND Sending data through an UDP Connection 13 7 4 KUDPRCV Receiving data through an UDP Connection 13 7 5 KUDP_DATA Notification Incoming data through a UDP Connection e x x 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 368 AT Command Interface Specification Appendix HiLo HiLo HiLo NC 3G 3GPS isa KGMTPPARAN Comecion Contguaon J 1882 KSMTPPWD Auhenicaton Confguaton Jeje 1383 KGMTPTO RecsiversGonfguaton Jeje M isa KSMTPSUBIECT Subject cortea Jeje C A C E 1886 KGMTPCLEAR CearPareneies o Sd 139 Pops speciticcommanss SS GKPOPONX Gomnesion onfawraton f fiss2 sKPOPUST UstAvaiabe wai C fe A s83 sKPOPREAD Donicsdawai feje Desa roroesan SCS fe e sss rora Cose Comesion SSCS 18 10 HTTP client Speeitie commands JJJ f 7S 07 _ KRTTPGRG HTTP Connection Coniguaton
64. 9 M M 66 PGLOR 2 FTS CW dBm ppb G 63 PGLOR 1 STA 000000 00 0 000 0 000 0 2000 9999 0 P F L 1 C 0 5 0000 0 0 7A PGLOR 1 SAT 31 PGLOR 1 SIO TxERR O RxERR 0 TXCNT 3812 RxCNT 1768 DTMS 904 DTIN 19 28 DTOUT 304 1108 HATMD 100 2D PGLOR 0 HLA 000000 00 L Al A H M Ac Gr S Sx T Tr Mn 06 PGLOR 0 PPS 010407 000000 004 11 GPGSA A 1 555555 140 0 99 0 99 0 35 GNGSA A 1 5555555 140 0 99 0 99 0 2B GNGSA A 1 555555555140 0 99 0 99 0 2B QZGSA A 1 545555 555 140 0 99 0 99 0 29 GPRMC 000000 00 V 010407 N 7F PGLOR 0 FIX 1 6 24 PGLOR 2 FIN 0 0 35 OK 5 0 1 0 0 10 20 Done 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 348 AT Command Interface Specification GNSS commands 17 16 2 AT KGNSSDBG Debug 1 Description Note For R amp D use only 2 Syntax AT KGNSSDBG Debug for GNSS feature Test command Syntax Response AT KGNSSDBG KGNSSDBG list of supported lt NMEA_Proprietary_Frames ss list of supported lt Traces gt s list of supported lt I2C_speed gt s OK Read command Syntax Response AT KGNSSDBG KGNSSDBG lt NMEA _Proprietary_Frames gt lt Traces gt lt I2C_speed gt OK Write command Syntax Response AT KGNSSDBG lt NMEA OK _Proprietary_Frames gt lt Traces gt lt I2C_speed gt Parameters lt NMEA_Proprietary_Frames gt not standard NMEA frames Q deactivated Proprietary NMEA frames are not sent
65. AT KGNSSFIX lt mode gt lt pos_type gt 4114039 Response KGNSSFIX lt fix gt lt UTC time gt lt UTC date gt lt latitude gt lt N S gt lt longitude gt lt E W gt lt speed gt lt direction gt lt Magnetic Variation gt lt E W gt lt altitude gt lt NbOfSatellitelnUse gt lt NbOfSatellitelnView gt lt SNR min gt lt SNR max gt lt SNR avg gt lt PDOP gt lt HDOP gt lt VDOP gt lt Qualitylndicator gt OK Parameters lt mode gt lt pos_type gt lt fix gt lt UTC time gt lt UTC date gt lt latitude gt lt N S gt lt longitude gt lt E W gt lt speed gt lt direction gt lt Magnetic Variation gt lt altitude gt lt NbOfSatellitelnUse gt lt NbOfSatellitelnView gt lt SNR min gt lt SNR max gt lt SNR avg gt lt PDOP gt lt HDOP gt lt VDOP gt lt Qualitylndicator gt Rev 18 0 0 deactivate sending of KGNSSFIX URC 1 activate sending of KGNSSFIX URC 2 Require GNSS position information for lt mode gt 2 information on Q current position 1 last position valid 2 last 1 position valid 3 last 2 position valid 0 GNSS is not fixed 1 GNSS is fixed UTC time of position hhmms UTC data of position ddmmyy latitude in ddmm mmmm North or South indicator longitude in dddmm mmmm East or West indicator speed over ground in knots course over ground in true degrees magnetic variation in degrees altitude in meters number of
66. AT PSCSP Customer Service Profile HiLoV2 HiAll only Sierra Wireless Proprietary 4114039 Syntax Response AT PSCSP PSCSP list of supported lt Service Groupe code gt OK Read command Syntax Response AT PSCSP PSCSP lt Service Groupe code gt lt status gt lt CR gt lt LF gt PSCSP lt Service Groupe code gt lt status gt OK Write command Syntax Response AT PSCSP OK Parameter lt Service Groupe code gt string representing the hexadecimal value of the Service Group Code lt status gt string representing a record of the CSP sim file 8 bit bitfield Reference Notes e This command is reserved for future use e Set command has no effect e Example PSCSP 02 11000000 PSCSP CO 11000110 OK Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 General AT Commands 73 AT Command Interface Specification 3 25 PSSEAV Command Service Availability AT PSSEAV Service Availability Test command Syntax Response AT PSSEAV PSSEAV list of supported modes list of supported services OK Read command Syntax Response AT PSSEAV PSSEAV lt mode gt OK Write command Syntax Response AT PSSEAV lt mode gt OK Parameter HiLoV2 HiAll only lt mode gt parameter set shows the PSREADY result code presentation status in the ME parameter 0 disabled 1 enabled lt service gt 0 phone book service availability 1 SMS service availability 2 SM
67. April 1 2013 123 AT Command Interface Specification Mobile equipment control and status Commands AT KGSMAD Antenna detection HiLoV2 HiAll only Reference Notes e lt repGPIO gt is set to LOW when antenna is connected Otherwise set to HIGH e fthe antenna detection algorithm detects a change in the antenna status the module is notified by URC KGSMAD lt presence gt lt presence gt 0 antenna connected 1 antenna connector short circuited to ground 2 antenna connector short circuited to power 3 antenna not detected open e Check with KGPIOCFG when using KGSMAD command e GPIOs may be already used by KSIMDET KJAMDET KSYNC and KTEMPMON e Instantaneous activation doesn t affect a periodic activation eventually started before e CME error 23 will be reported when module start up because of boot up of file system 5 41 KMCLASS Command Change GPRS Multislot Class AT KMCLASS Change GPRS multislot class Test command Syntax Response AT KMCLASS KMCLASS list of supported lt class gt s OK Read command Syntax Response AT KMCLASS KMCLASS lt class gt OK Write command Syntax Response AT KMCLASS OK lt mclass gt Parameter lt mclass gt 1 1 1 2 2 1 4 3 1 8 4 1 10 4 2 12 4 4 only HiLo3G and HiLoNC3GPS Reference Notes Sierra Wireless Proprietary This command needs a restart in order to be effective 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013
68. Auto Switch Switch 0 0 0 PSSTK GET ITEM LIST 4 19 4 Hidden Phone Item 4 Hidden Phone Book Book 0 0 0 PSSTK GET ITEM LIST 5 20 4 IP Call 0 0 0 Item 5 IP Call PSSTK GET ITEM LIST 6 22 4 Product Item 6 Product Info Info 0 0 0 OK AT PSSTK MENU SELECTION 22 Select menu 6 whose Itemidentifier is 22 After this operation it will enter into submenu of menu item 6 OK PSSTK SELECT ITEM 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 Totally 2 menus in this level AT PSSTK GET ITEM LIST 2 PSSTK GET ITEM LIST 1 1 4 Customer Item 1 is Customer service no more sub menus service 0 0 0 PSSTK GET ITEM LIST 2 2 4 LOT 0 0 0 Item 2 is LOT no more sub menus OK AT PSSTK SELECT ITEM 1 1 0 0 Select item 1 Customer service whose Itemldentifier is 1 OK PSSTK DISPLAY TEXT 1 0 1 0 4 http www sim URC DISPLAY TEXT info will be shown with max com 0 0 Customer information http www sim max com AT PSSTK DISPLAY TEXT 1 0 You have to use DISPLAY TEXT command to give a response to STK OK PSSTK END SESSION URC for session status 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 396 AT Command Interface Specification Appendix 18 12 Appendix 12 How to Switch from Data Mode to Command Mode AT CPIN 0000 Enter PIN CODE OK AT CGDCONT 1 IP APN 0 0 0 0 0 0 Configure the GPRS parameters OK atd 99 1 Dial up to have a data connection CONNECT
69. BitClk gt OK Write command Syntax Response AT KPCMCFG lt mode gt OK lt Length gt lt Sync Mode gt L lt BitClk gt Parameter lt mode gt PCM Mode 0 Slave Only support 2048KHz bit clock 1 Master lt Length gt PCM data word length 0 8 bits a law 1 8 bits mu law 2 16 bits linear lt Sync Mode gt 8k Hz Sync mode Q short sync mode 1 long sync mode only if Master mode selected lt BitClk gt PCM bit clock only if Master mode selected 0 128 KHz 1 2048KHz Reference Notes 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 Audio commands 240 13 Protocol specific commands 13 1 Preliminary comments Sierra Wireless has developed a set of proprietary AT Commands to simplify data exchanges with different protocols e FTP e TCP IP e UDP e SMTP e POP3 13 2 Connection configuration 13 2 1 KCNXCFG GPRS Connection Configuration AT KCNXCFG GPRS Connection configuration Test command Syntax Response AT KCNXCFG KCNXCFG list of possible lt cnx conf gt s OK Read command Syntax Response AT KCNXCFG KCNXCFG lt cnx cnf gt GPRS lt apn gt lt login gt lt password gt lt ip gt lt dns1 gt lt dns2 gt KCNXCFG lt cnx cnf gt GPRS lt apn gt lt login gt lt password gt lt ip gt lt dns1 gt lt dns2z gt OK Write command Syntax Response AT KCNXCFG lt cnx OK cnf gt GPRS lt apn gt lt lo gin gt lt password gt lt ip P s L lt
70. Command Voice Mail NUMDEL cccccceesceceeeeeceeeeeeaeseeeeeseaeeesaeeseaaeeesaees 122 KGSMAD Command Antenna Detection 0 cccccccceceeeeeeneeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeseaeeeseeeeeeees 123 KMCLASS Command Change GPRS Multislot Class 0 cecceeeeeeeeeeeeteeeeteeeenees 124 KTEMPMON Command Temperature Monitor ccccceceeceeeseeeeeeeeseeeeeeeaeeeeseeenenees 125 KSIMDET Command SIM Detection visss cccticessctevescecedttiasacsitesecsisteacgtsbeasersiitaassnerteanens 126 KSYNC Command Application Synchronization Signal seenen eeen 127 KBND Command Current GSM Networks Band Indicator cceeeeessteeeeeeeeeeeees 131 KNETSCAN Command Network SCan ccccccccccceeececeeeeeeeeeesaeeeeceeeseeeeesaeeseneeeseaees 132 KCELLSCAN Command Gell Scassa anuid n 134 KJAMDET Command Jamming Detection 0 ccccccececeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeseeeeeeeaeeeseeeeenees 136 KUART Command Set UART Bit Mode 0 0 ccccceeesceceeeeeceeeeeeaeseeeeeceaeeesaeeesaaeeeeaees 138 KSAP Command Remote SIM ACCESS ccc ccceeeeeeseceeeeeseaeeeeaaeeeeeeeseaeeeseaeensneeeseaees 138 KPLAYSOUND Command Play Audio File 0 0 ccccceecceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeseeeeseaeessneeeeeeees 139 KEFA Command Deployment Package and Firmware Upgrade ccccseeeeees 141 KBCAP Command Retrieve Bitmap Capabilities cccccceeceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeneeeeenees 144 KRST Command Module Reset Period cccccee
71. Command Interface Specification Network service related Commands AT CUSD Unstructured supplementary service data Write command Syntax Response AT CUSD lt n gt lt str gt lt OK dcs gt Parameters lt n gt parameter sets shows the result code presentation status in the TA 0 disable the result code presentation to the TE default value if no parameter 1 enable the result code presentation to the TE 2 cancel session not applicable to read command response lt str gt string type USSD string when lt str gt parameter is not given network is not interrogated if lt dcs gt indicates that 3GPP TS 23 038 25 7 bit default alphabet is used if TE character set other than HEX refer command Select TE Character Set CSCS MT TA converts GSM alphabet into current TE character set according to rules of 3GPP TS 27 005 24 Annex A if TE character set is HEX MT TA converts each 7 bit character of GSM alphabet into two IRA character long hexadecimal number e g character TI GSM 23 is presented as 17 IRA 49 and 55 if lt dcs gt indicates that 8 bit data coding scheme is used MT TA converts each 8 bit octet into two IRA character long hexadecimal numbers e g octet with integer value 42 is presented to TE as two characters 2A IRA 50 and 65 lt dcs gt 3GPP TS 23 038 25 Cell Broadcast Data Coding Scheme in integer format default 0 lt m gt 0 no further user action required network initiated U
72. Data Parameters lt ackpdu gt lt alpha gt lt cdata gt lt Ct gt lt da gt lt data gt lt dcs gt lt dt gt 4114039 3G TS 23 040 3 RP User Data element of RP ACK PDU format is same as for lt pdu gt in case of SMS but without 3G TS 24 011 6 SC address field and parameter shall be bounded by double quote characters like a normal string type parameter string type alphanumeric representation of lt da gt or lt oa gt corresponding to the entry found in MT phonebook implementation of this feature is manufacturer specific used character set should be the one selected with command Select TE Character Set CSCS see definition of this command in 3G TS 27 007 9 3G TS 23 040 3 TP Command Data in text mode responses ME TA converts each 8 bit octet into two IRA character long hexadecimal number e g octet with integer value 42 is presented to TE as two characters 2A IRA 50 and 65 3G TS 23 040 3 TP Command Type in integer format default 0 3G TS 23 040 3 TP Destination Address Address Value field in string format BCD numbers or GSM 7 bit default alphabet characters are converted to characters of the currently selected TE character set refer command CSCS in3G TS 27 007 9 type of address given by lt toda gt In the case of SMS 3G TS 23 040 3 TP User Data in text mode responses format e if lt dcs gt indicates that 3G TS 23 038 2 GSM 7 bit default alphabet is used and lt
73. E E A E E E EOE 227 12 2 CLVL Command Loudspeaker Volume LeVEl cccccceeeeeeeeeeeceeeeeseeeeeseaeeesneeeeeeees 228 12 3 VIP Command Initialize Voice Parameters ccc ccceececeeeeeeeeeseeneeceeeeeeaeeesaaeeeenees 228 12 4 VTS Command DTMF and Tone Generation c ccccccceceeeeeeeeceeeeeceeeeeseaeeeeeeeeneees 229 12 5 VTD Command Tone D ratioMissiroseissiaio ara aE Eai 230 12 6 VGR Command Receive Gain Selection 0 cccccesceceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeteeeseaeeeeneeeeenees 230 127 VGT Command Transmit Gain Selection cccecesceeeeeeeceeeeeeeeeeeneeceeeesaeeesaeeeenees 231 12 8 KVGR Command Receive Gain Selection 0 ccscccccceeeeeeeeeneeeeeeeeceeeeeseaeeeeaaeeeenees 232 12 9 KVGT Command Transmit Gain Selection c cccceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeseeeeseaeeeeseeeeenees 232 12 10 KECHO Command Echo Cancellation cccccccsceeeececeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeseaeeesnaeeseeeeseas 233 12 11 KNOISE Command Noise Cancelation sssrinin isasueinaasidi andini annan 233 1212 KST Command Side TONG erneiroisnsaisiens aaran aaite ON dudia iaaiiai 234 12 13 KPC Command Peak Compressof sisisiirrinacri arannana 235 12 14 KSRAP Command Save or Restore Audio Parameters cccccceeseeeeeeeesteeeeneeeeees 236 12 15 KDSPTX Command Read TX Audio Parameters ccccceeeeeseeceeeeeseeeeeeneeseneeeeees 236 12 16 _ KDSPRX Command Read RX Audio Parameters cc cc
74. Error case Syntax NO CARRIER AT KUDPRCV CME ERROR lt err gt lt session_id gt lt ndata gt KUDP_NOTIF lt session_id gt lt udp_notif gt KUDP_DATA_MISSED lt session_id gt lt ndata missed gt Parameters lt session_id gt Index of the UDP session lt ndata gt Number of bytes the device wants to receive max value 4294967295 lt udp remote address gt Dot separated numeric 0 255 parameters on the form al a2 a3 a4 lt udp remote port gt Numeric parameter 0 65535 lt udp_notif gt See command AT KUDPCFG lt ndata missed gt Number of bytes left and definitely lost in the UDP socket Reference Notes Sierra Wireless Proprietary e This function is used to receive lt ndata gt data bytes through a previously opened UDP socket e lt ndata gt indicates the max data number that the terminal wishes to receive If the UDP socket contains more data than lt ndata gt bytes then only lt ndata gt bytes will be received e lt EOF paitern gt would be added at the end of data automatically e When lt ndata gt max value bytes or only available data in the UDP socket have been received the module returns to command mode e Before using this command it is highly recommended to configure the module for Hardware flow control using the command AT amp K3 e The behavior of DTR drop meet with AT amp D 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 269 AT Command Interface Specification Protocol specific comman
75. Frequency MHz 8 Disable 7 1598 0625 6 1598 625 5 1599 1875 4 1599 75 3 1600 3125 2 1600 875 1 1601 4375 0 1602 0 1 1602 5625 2 1603 125 3 1603 6875 4 1604 25 5 1604 8125 6 1605 375 Example AT KGNSSFACT KGNSSFACT 0 32 0 14 0 1 0 4 0 1 10 60 10 300 OK AT KUARTCFG 0 OK AT KGNSSFACT 5 0 1 0 0 10 20 OK gt Frames NMEA are sent on UART 0 OK 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 GNSS commands 347 AT Command Interface Specification GNSS commands AT KGNSSFACT Force GNSS factory test Reference 5 0 1 0 0 10 20 Done Sierra Wireless SA Proprietary AT KUARTCFG 1 OK AT KGNSSFACT 5 0 1 0 0 10 20 gt Frames NMEA are sent on UART 1 CONNECT PGLOR 0 NEW FRQSCAN 0 FI 0 FE 0 STEP 0 US 0 BAND 1 MODE 0 53 PGLOR 0 RID BCD 2 18 11 115150 7A GPGGA 235959 00 0 00 999 9 M M 67 PGLOR 2 FTS 5 dBm dBHZz 165 0 0 165 G 1A PGLOR 1 STA 235959 00 0 000 0 000 0 2000 9999 0 P F L 1 C 0 S 0000 0 0 7B PGLOR 1 SAT 31 PGLOR 1 SIO TXERR O RxERR 0 TxCNT O RxCNT O DTMS 702 DTIN 73 73 DT OUT 213 610 HATMD 0 33 PGLOR 0 HLA 235959 00 L Al A H M Ac Gr S Sx 1 1r Mn 07 PGLOR 0 PPS 310307 235959 000 10 GPGSA A 1 555555 140 0 99 0 99 0 35 GNGSA A 1 55555555140 0 99 0 99 0 2B GNGSA A 1 5555555 140 0 99 0 99 0 2B QZGSA A 1 5 3 140 0 99 0 99 0 29 GPRMC 235959 00 V 310307 N 7A PGLOR 0 FIX 0 6 25 GPGGA 000000 00 0 00 999
76. Interface Specification Write command ATX Result code selection and call progress monitoring control HiLo3G HiLoNC3GPS Syntax Response ATX lt value gt OK Parameters lt value gt 0 CONNECT result code only returned 1 CONNECT lt text gt result code only returned 2 CONNECT lt text gt result code only returned 3 CONNECT lt text gt result code only returned 4 CONNECT lt text gt result code only returned Reference Notes V 25Ter e See Data stored by amp W for default value e Modes 1 2 3 4 do the same for compatibility reason 2 14 amp C Command Set Data Carrier Detect DCD Function Mode Execute command Syntax AT amp C lt value gt AT amp C Set circuit Data Carrier Detect DCD function mode Response OK Parameters lt value gt 0 DCD line is always active 1 DCD line is active in the presence of data carrier only Reference Notes V 25Ter e Data stored by amp W for default value 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 V25ter AT Commands 42 AT Command Interface Specification V25ter AT Commands 2 15 amp D Command Set Data Terminal Ready DTR Function Mode Execute command Syntax AT amp D lt value gt AT amp D Set circuit Data Terminal Ready DTR function mode Response OK Parameters lt value gt 0 TA ignores status on DTR DTR drop from active to inactive Change to command mode while retaining the connected data call
77. KCELLSCAN 2 To check cells information at any time KCELLSCAN 567 22 02f810 3802 4f24 29 4 OK Cell scan deactivation AT KCELLSCAN 0 Return to nominal mode reboot OK 5 48 KJAMDET Command Jamming Detection AT KJAMDET Jamming detection HiLoV2 HiAll only Test command Syntax Response AT KJAMDET KJAMDET list of supported lt modess list of supported lt urc_modess list of supported lt gpio_modess list of supported lt gpio_index gt s list of supported lt rssi_threshold gt s OK Read command Syntax Response AT KJAMDET KJAMDET lt mode gt lt urc_mode gt lt gpio_mode gt lt gpio_index gt lt rssi_threshold gt OK Write command Response Syntax If lt mode gt 0 and the command is successful AT KJAMDET lt mode gt OK L lt urc_mode gt L lt gpio_mode gt L lt gpio_index gt L lt rssi_threshold gt if lt mode gt 1 or 2 lt urc_mode gt 1 and the command is successful KJAMDET lt status gt OK Write command Parameters Syntax lt mode gt AT KJAMDET lt mode gt 0 disable jamming detection default lt urc_mode gt 1 detect jamming once L lt gpio_mode gt L lt gpio_index gt L lt rssi_threshold gt 2 detect jamming every 30 seconds lt urc_mode gt 0 Disable the URC presentation for the result of jamming detection 1 Enable the URC presentation for the result of jamming detection lt gpio_mode gt 0 Not report result by GPIO de
78. KMMRET Add notes for KRST 11 04 26 07 2011 Modify timing for AT PSCPOF from 30 to 5s and some colors for timing in Appendix array 11 05 27 07 2011 Add KPCMCFG 11 06 29 07 2011 Update KGPIOCFG 11 07 02 08 2011 Add info HiLo V2 ONLY for KRST KPLAYAMR KPCMCFG Update 0 accordingly 11 08 16 08 2011 Add default GPIO for KJAMDET Update CIND SIMCARD support 11 09 26 08 2011 Update KPSR KPSW for ATO not supported 11 10 20 09 2011 Update KGPIOCFG KGPIO 11 11 21 09 2011 Add DTR behavioural matrix Appendix 17 11 12 26 09 2011 Update DTR behavioural matrix Appendix 17 Update appendix 5 for AT set 11 13 27 10 2011 Update KSIMDET KSYNC KTEMPMON GSMAD 11 14 01 11 2011 Restore mode 2 of AT VIP for Hilo V1 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 Document History AT Command Interface Specification Version Date Updates 11 15 16 11 2011 Update KSIMDET KGPIOCFG 11 16 22 11 2011 Update KPLAYAMR 12 00 28 11 2011 Document Release 12 01 30 11 2011 Update KSIMDET 12 02 14 12 2011 Update KPLAYAMR 12 03 22 12 2011 Update KBCAP 12 04 17 01 2012 Add LTO for KBCAP 12 05 20 01 2012 Add ADC1 input in KADC Volume levels modification in PCMCFG 12 06 08 02 2012 Add output PWM1 in KPWM for HiLo V1 only 12 07 08 02 2012 Modify CSMS add service 1 for HiLo V2 12 08 15 02 2012 Syntax error in AT CMGL lt stat gt 12 09 20 02 2012 Add KSIMSEL 12 10 13 03 2012 Add append mode for KFSFILE 12 11 14 03 2012 Add note for AT KSIM
79. KSLEEP 2 DTR control sleep Auto sleep Sleep forbidden DTR active DTR inactive USB is active power on No sleep No sleep No sleep No sleep Sleep after ie After module starts up No sleep minim m 5S Sleep after minimum 5s No sleep 4114039 Rev 18 0 406 AT Command Interface Specification Appendix No sleep Sleep Sleep No sleep No sleep No sleep No sleep No sleep No sleep No sleep No sleep No sleep No sleep Sleep Sleep No sleep 18 19 4 Events that wake up the module No sleep a urc D up the URC is No sleep No sleep Sleep Wake up No sleep No sleep Sleep Wake up No sleep No sleep Sleep Wake up No sleep Wake up Sleep Wake up No sleep Sleep Sleep No sleep 1 After 0x00 wait for 100ms before sending any AT command Management of the hardware flow control if AT amp K3 and KSLEEP 1 When the module use AT KSLEEP 1 sleep mode auto and the hardware flow control AT amp K3 there are only two ways to wake up the module e To toggle the RTS signal e To active the USB for HiLo3G and HiLONC3GPS You cannot wake up the module by sending the character 0x00 on the UART because the CTS signal is inactive so it is blocked by the flow control 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 407 AT Command Interface Specification Appendix 18 19 5 Signals behaviors 18 19 5 1 GPIO signals During sleep mode GPIO signals configured with KSYNC are still generated 18 1
80. ME to TE When lt mode gt 1 PSVMWI lt line Id gt lt status gt lt index gt lt NbMsgWaiting gt Voice Message Waiting Indication is sent to TE when notification is received from network or at switch on 5 30 CRSM Command SIM Restricted Access AT CRSM SIM restricted access Test command Syntax Response AT CRSM OK Write command Syntax Response AT CRSM lt command gt CRSM lt sw1 gt lt sw2s lt response gt L lt fileid gt lt P1 gt lt P2 gt lt P3 gt OK lt data gt Parameters lt command gt command passed on by the MT to the SIM refer GSM 51 011 28 176 READ_BINARY 178 READ _RECORD 192 GET _RESPONSE 214 UPDATE_BINARY 220 UPDATE_RECORD 242 STATUS all other values are reserved lt fileid gt integer type this is the identifier of an elementary data file on SIM Mandatory for every command except STATUS lt Pi gt integer type parameters passed on by the MT to the SIM These parameters are mandatory for every command except GET_RESPONSE and STATUS The values are described in GSM 51 011 28 lt data gt information which shall be written to the SIM hexadecimal character format refer CSCS lt swi gt integer type information from the SIM about the execution of the actual command These parameters are delivered to the TE in both cases on successful or failed execution of the command 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 114 AT Command I
81. Mobile Start up Reporting cceccceeeeeeeeeeeceeeeeeeeeeseeeeeneeeeeeees 107 KGPIO Command Hardware IO Control cccccceesceceeeeeeeeeeeeaeeeeeeeeseeeeseaeeeseeeeeaees 107 KSLEEP Command Power Management ContrOl ccccccccscceeeeeseeeeeseeeeeeeeeeenees 111 KCELL Command Cell Environment Information c cccccceeeeceeeeeeeeeeeseeeesneeeeeeees 112 CRMP Command Ring Melody Playback cccsceceeeeeseeeeeeneeeeeeeeseeeeeseaeeseneeeeenees 113 PSVMWN Command Voice Message Waiting Notification cccccceeeeeeseeeeeeees 113 CRSM Command SIM Restricted ACCESS ccccceesceceeeeeseeeeeeeeeeeeeeseeeeeseaeeseeeeeenees 114 KPWM Command PWM Control sii cccticiceccee cence cent neareiend untervovease cdi aecidveauer 115 KGPIOCFG Command GPIO Configuration cccceeecceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeseeeeeseaeeeeeeeeenees 116 KADC Command Analog Digital Converter c cccceeeseceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeceeeeeeeaeeesneeeeeeees 118 CSIM Command Generic SIM ACCESS cccccccceeeenceceeeeeceaeeeeaaeeeeneeceaeeeeaaeeesaaeeesaees 119 CALM Command Alert Sound MOde ccccccceceseceeneeceeeeeeeaeeeeaaeseeneeceaeessaaeeeeaaeeenees 120 CRSL Command Ringer Sound Level ccccceceesceceeeeeeeeeeeeeaeseeeeeseeeeeseaeeeeaeeesaees 120 CLAN Command Langage s is ierann aa 121 CSGT Command Greeting Text esseeeeseeeiesiesisriseississisttisstnnstnunttnnnnnnn nnn nnt 121 CSVM
82. NO CARRIER CME ERROR lt err gt KHTTP_ERROR lt session_id gt lt http_notif gt Parameters lt session_id gt Index of the HTTP session lt local_uri gt lt file name gt If local_uri is empty data will be input from serial link lt request_uri gt string type indicates the program handling the data during the HTTP connection Reference Notes Sierra Wireless Proprietary e lt session_id gt is always 0 e HTTP doesn t support DTR1 e File local_uri should be put into the directory ftp e Before using this command it is highly recommended to configure the module for Hardware flow control using the command AT amp K3 13 10 6 KHTTPCLOSE Close an HTTP Connection AT KHTTPPOST Close an HTTP connection HiLoV2 HiAll only Write command Syntax Response AT KHTTPCLOSE OK lt session_id gt Error case CME ERROR lt err gt Parameters lt session_id gt Index of the HTTP session Reference Notes Sierra Wireless Proprietary e lt session_id gt is always 0 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 283 AT Command Interface Specification Protocol specific commands 13 11 HTTPS Client Specific Commands 13 11 1 KHTTPSCFG HTTPS Connection Configuration AT KHTTPSCFG HTTPS Connection Configuration HiloV2 HiAll only Read command Response Syntax KHTTPSCFG lt cnx cnf gt lt htip_server gt lt https_port gt lt htip_version gt lt cipher AT KHTTPSCFG suite gt
83. No 3 GL_FACT_TEST_WER Measure word error rate and frequency 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 345 AT Command Interface Specification GNSS comma nds AT KGNSSFACT Force GNSS factory test and C No 4 GL_FACT_TEST_ACQ Measure acquisition time amp C No lt test_mode gt 0 GL_FACT_TEST_ONCE Stop test once the desired item tested 1 GL_FACT_TEST_CONT Once the signal locked keep tracking it lt Interval gt 1 to 99 s default is 10 lt duration gt 1 to 9999 s default is 120 for low SNR or 60 to High SNR 9999 equal 1 infinite Reference Do not use any other GNSS AT command as long as the current job is not finished Sierra Wireless SA check lt duration gt otherwise you may receive an ERROR message Proprietary Note 1 Test Factory High SNR is possible only if module is locked to the network Note 2 PRN 0 The GNSS Satellite PRN configured in the simulator 255 disables it Duration Maximum duration of the test Interval Time interval over switch SNR will be averaged 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 346 AT Command Interface Specification AT KGNSSFACT Force GNSS factory test Reference FCN Frequency MHz Sierra Wireless SA 0 disable Proprietary 1 1598 0625 2 1598 625 3 1599 1875 4 1599 75 5 1600 3125 6 1600 875 7 1601 4375 8 1602 0 9 1602 5625 10 1603 125 11 1603 6875 12 1604 25 13 1604 8125 14 1605 375 A translation is done in glconfig script FCN
84. PWM 1 is used to output the signal lt Duty Cycle gt Integer type Range 1 100 the limitation depends on lt Pulse Duration gt lt Pulse Duration gt Integer type Range 1 8000 ms Ex If lt Pulse Duration gt 8000 then lt Duty Cycle gt must be equal to 100 minimum freq is 0 125Hz If lt Pulse Duration gt 6000 then lt Duty Cycle gt must be greater than 75 If lt Pulse Duration gt 4000 then lt Duty Cycle gt must great than 50 If lt Pulse Duration gt 2000 then lt Duty Cycle gt must great than 25 If the minimum freq is lower than 0 125Hz Module will set the frequency to 0 125Hz with lt Duty Cycle gt 50 Commands AT KSYNC Generate application synchronization signal HiLoNC3GPS Read command Syntax Response AT KSYNC KSYNC lt mod gt lt lO gt lt Duty Cycle gt lt Pulse Duration gt OK Write command Syntax Response AT KSYNC lt mod gt OK lt lO gt lt Duty Cycle gt Parameters lt Pulse Duration gt lt mod gt Reference Notes e The setting of the lt mod gt lt IO gt lt Duty Cycle gt lt Pulse Duration gt was automatically saved in HiLo e For write command CME error 23 will be reported when module start up because of boot up of file system 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 130 AT Command Interface Specification Mobile equipment control and status Commands 5 45 KBND Command Current GSM Networks Band Indicator AT KBND Current
85. Pin Code Requirement cccceccececsseeeeesteeeeeeeaes 359 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 23 AT Command Interface Specification Contents 18 4 Appendix 4 GSM 27 010 Multiplexing protocol ccceeeceesseeeeeeneeeeeeneeesssneeeeseaaes 360 18 5 Appendix 5 Supported commands for HiLo MOdUIES 00 eee eee eee eeee tree teeeeneeeeee 361 18 6 Appendix 6 How to Use TCP Commas cccccceceeeeeeeteeeeeaeeeeaeeceeeeeseaeeeenaeeeeaeeeeeas 371 18 6 1 Client mode as caiiescccsistecicsnun dct cons snedctas secestiaindeceansieddeasauccdeusdecdetietndaceansied deskancececsinetes 371 18 62 SOME IMONG rc sacaicdecvcacdedets ance dandandehataaacecdveaudedetasnceadeasucdhateuacdsdvartdedadavaadceaasineladavncece 372 18 6 3 Polling tor the Status Of a SOCKEL sce sssccesslececeesstecees annae KNR 373 18 6 4 End to End TCP connection caitsscces viacccctadandceavaancteussancees vaasecasdaanddes vaanseedduaedeaasuacecs 374 18 6 5 Error Case For End to End TCP Connection cccccecccseeeeeeesneeeeeeseeeeesseeeeseaaes 374 18 6 6 Use cases for AT KTCPACKINFO and lt URC ENDTCP enable gt option 375 18 6 6 1 lt URC ENDTCP enable gt is disabled default Setting cceeseeeeeseteeeteeteneeeeees 375 18 6 6 2 lt URC ENDTCP enable gt is enabled ccccccccccessceceeseeeeeeeneeeeeeeneeeeeseeeeseneeeesees 375 18 7 Appendix 7 How to Use FTP Specific Commands cccccceeeeeeeeceeeese
86. Response AT CCWA CCWA lt n gt OK Write command Syntax Response AT CCWA lt n gt when lt mode gt 2 and command successful lt mode gt lt class gt CCWA lt status gt lt class1 gt CCWA lt status gt lt class2 gt OK Parameters lt n gt sets shows the result code presentation status in the TA 0 disable 1 enable lt mode gt when lt mode gt parameter is not given network is not interrogated 0 disable 1 enable 2 query status lt class gt sum of integers each representing a class of information default 7 1 voice telephony 2 data refers to all bearer services with lt mode gt 2 this may refer only to some bearer service if TA does not support values 16 32 64 and 128 4 fax facsimile services for HiLo V1 only lt status gt 0 not active 1 active lt numbers gt string type phone number of calling address in format specified by lt type gt lt type gt type of address octet in integer format refer TS 24 008 8 sub clause 10 5 4 7 lt alpha gt optional string type alphanumeric representation of lt number gt lt CLI validity gt 0 CLI valid corresponding to the entry found in phonebook used character set should be the one selected with command Select TE Character Set CSCS 1 CLI has been withheld by the originator 2 CLlis not available due to interworking problems or limitations of originating network 27 007 7 12 7 Reference Notes CCWA lt number gt
87. SIM Application Toolkit AT Commands 11 1 Preliminary comments e Sierra Wireless has developed a proprietary set of commands to allow a DTE to interface with the SIM Application Toolkit e Details about the implementation of the SIM Application Toolkit are provided in STK e The following table gives the list of each SIM ToolKit PSSTK command parameter and the PSSTK URC Format Command name COMMAND REJECTED PSSTK URC Format NULL PSSTK command parameters list AT PSSTK COMMAND REJECTED CommandNumbe r cause Id1 gt lt IconQualifier1 gt lt Presence2 gt lt Alphabet2 gt lt Alphald2 gt lt Iconld2 gt lt IconQualifier2 gt lt Repeatlindic atior gt PSSTK NOTIFICATION lt CommandNumber gt AT PSSTK NOTIFICATION lt TypeOfCommands gt lt Presence gt lt Alphabet gt NOTIFICATION lt Alphald gt lt Iconld gt lt IconQualifier gt CommandNumber IconDisplay PSSTK SETUP CALL lt CommandNumber gt lt TypeOfCommand gt lt Confirm SETUP CALL ation gt lt Presence1 gt lt Alphabet1 gt lt Alphald1 gt lt Icon AT PSSTK SETUP CALL CommandNumber IconDisplay DISPLAY TEXT PSSTK DISPLAY TEXT lt CommandNumber gt lt Priority gt lt Clear gt lt Immediate Response gt lt Alphabet gt lt Text gt lt Iconld gt lt IconQuali fier gt AT PSSTK DISPLAY TEXT CommandNumber IconDisplay PSSTK GET INKEY lt CommandNumbers lt ResponseForma
88. Service Center Service Data Unit Subscriber Information Module Short Message Status Report Short Message Service Supplementary Services Service Provider Control Key Service Provider Name SIM ToolKit Software Version Number Terminal Adaptor Temporary Block Flow Terminal Equipment TeleTYpe Type Of Number Numbering Plan Identification Transmission Universal Asynchronous Receiver Transmitter Universal Character Set 2 Character table 2 byte coding Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 33 AT Command Interface Specification Introduction Abbreviation Definition UDUB User Determined User Busy UIH Unnumbered Information with Header check USB Universal Serial Bus USSD Unstructured Supplementary Service Data 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 34 2 V25ter AT Commands 2 1 A Command Repeat Previous Command Line A Repeat previous command line Execute command Syntax Response A Depend on the previous command Parameters None Reference Notes V 25Ter e Line does not need to end with terminating character 2 2 Command Switch from Data Mode to Command Mode Switch from data mode to command mode Execute command Syntax Response This command is only available during data mode The character sequence suspends the data flow over the AT interface and switches to command mode This allows entering AT commands while maintaining the data connection to the remote d
89. TE 3 auto acknowledge mode without sending unsolicited result code to TE Reference Notes Sierra Wireless Proprietary e The aim of this AT command is to configure the AT interface for SIM ToolKit support 11 3 PSSTK Command SIM Toolkit AT PSSTK SIM Toolkit using PSSTK as command Write command Response Syntax OK AT PSSTK lt msg gt lt para meter1 gt lt parameterN gt Parameters lt msg gt 1 Command requires a SIM Toolkit answer MENU SELECTION GET ITEM LIST 2 Command does not require a SIM Toolkit answer ALL CALLS DISCONNECTED USER ACTIVITY IDLE SCREEN AVAILABLE SETUP CALL TERMINATED 3 Command used to answer an unsolicited result code COMMAND REJECTED NOTIFICATION SETUP CALL DISPLAY TEXT GET INKEY GET INPUT PLAY TONE SELECT ITEM 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 225 AT Command Interface Specification SIM Application Toolkit AT Commands AT PSSTK SIM Toolkit using PSSTK as command Reference Sierra Wireless Proprietary SETUP MENU REMOVE MENU SETUP IDLE MODE TEXT lt parameter i gt Depends of lt msg gt value For each value of lt msg gt a parameter list is defined For detail information about parameter list please see the table in 11 1 Notes The PSSTK can be used in two different ways e PSSTK is an unsolicited result code received from SIM Toolkit application e PSSTK is sent by the DTE to
90. VHEA 32 1 0U 8 F HESAPKZ P HAN 2 U amp HE SAHdI V A 2 U DATA exchanges PPP amp F HE SA uz pe RS ee gt Send characters OK Switch to command mode is done a It is possible to use AT commands AREN Switch to data mode resume the data connection HA H 2 U amp HESAHZ VHAN NS 2 U amp HESAHW VHFA J2 1 U amp F HSABX J FANN amp 2 1 U amp F HE SAMI J FAL 2 1 U amp HESARF 2 U Y8 F ESAH 3U V A DATA exchanges continue 2 1 U amp 7 HSA lt E VHEAI 2 1 U amp F HSAH U NO CARRIER End of connection 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 397 AT Command Interface Specification Appendix 18 13 Appendix 13 How to Use MMS Specific Commands We will explain how to send a MMS In this example we consider a dummy mms file of 252 octets named mymms bin AT amp K3 OK AT KMMCNF 0 1 OK AT KMMCNF 1 hitp operator mms center OK Proxy IP address 0 OK AT KMMCNF 4 1 OK AT KPSD MMS ALL OK AT KPSW MMS 252 CONNECT Send mymms bin through serial link NO CARRIER KPSW 53079300000008FF03E8 AT KPSSEND 53079300000008FF03E8 KPSSEND 1 OK KPSSR 53079300000008FF03E8 0 4660 Rat8pAqPv04AABLmMAAAAFQAAQZYAAAAA AT KMMCNF 3 MMS APN login password
91. address it will be the one set by the CGDCONT command when the context was defined For a dynamic address it will be the one assigned during the last PDP context activation that used the context definition referred to by lt cid gt lt PDP_address gt is omitted if none is available lt n gt lt n gt lt n gt lt n gt where lt n gt 0 255 lt cid gt 12 Reference Notes 27 007 10 1 14 e The execution command returns a list of PDP addresses for the specified context identifiers e Example Ask for IP address according to cid 1 identify the PDP context AT CGPADDR 1 CGPADDR 1 10 20 30 40 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 244 AT Command Interface Specification 13 3 End of Data Pattern 13 3 1 KPATTERN Custom End Of Data Pattern Protocol specific commands AT KPATTERN Custom End Of Data pattern lt EOF paitern gt Read command Syntax Response AT KPATTERN KPATTERN lt EOF pattern gt OK Write command Syntax Response AT KPATTERN OK CME ERROR lt err gt Parameters lt EOF paitern gt String type max size 128 bytes This is a pattern used to notify the end of data or file during data or file transfer This string doesn t have to be human readable Not printable characters are allowed Reference Sierra Wireless Proprietary Notes e The default value of the pattern is EOF Pattern e __ It is the responsibility of the user to selec
92. amp W Save stored profile Echo Set result code presentation mode Verbose Extended result code DCD control DTR behavior RTS control DSR control Flow control Set number of rings before automatically answering the call Write command line termination character Set response formatting character Write command line editing character Set number of seconds to wait for connection completion Comma dial modifier time Automatic disconnect delay HiLo3G HiLoNC3GPS Sierra Wireless Proprietary Syntax Response AT amp W OK Reference Notes e This command saves the current configuration in a non erasable place e See also AT amp V e The default stored profile may be adapted for customer needs Configuration saved E Q V X amp C amp D amp R amp SO amp K SO S3 S4 S5 S7 S8 10 Echo Set result code presentation mode Verbose Extended result code DCD control DTR behavior RTS control DSR control Flow control Set number of rings before automatically answering the call Write command line termination character Set response formatting character Write command line editing character Set number of seconds to wait for connection completion Comma dial modifier time Automatic disconnect delay 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 V25ter AT Commands 44 AT Command Interface Specification 2 18 amp V Command Display Current Configuration Execute command Syntax
93. are used in KCNXCFG only one of them can be used in TCP or UDP services 13 4 3 KTCPRCV Receive Data through a TCP Connection AT KTCPRCV Receive data through a TCP connection Write command Response Syntax CONNECT AT KTCPRCV lt EOF pattern gt lt session_id gt lt ndata gt OK KTCP_NOTIF lt session_id gt lt tcp_notif gt Parameters lt session_id gt Index of the TCP session lt ndata gt Number of bytes the device wants to receive max value 4294967295 lt tcp_notif gt See command AT KTCPCNX Reference Notes Sierra Wireless Proprietary e This function is used to receive lt ndata gt data bytes through a previously opened TCP socket e lt ndata gt indicates the max data number that the terminal wishes to receive If the TCP socket contains more data than lt ndata gt bytes then only lt ndata gt bytes will be received If the TCP socket contains less data than lt ndata gt bytes then only TCP socket s data will be received e lt EOF patiern gt would be added at the end of data automatically e When lt ndata gt max value bytes or only available data in the TCP socket have been received the module returns to command state and returns OK e Before using this command it is highly recommended to configure the module for Hardware flow control using the command AT amp K3 e The behavior of DTR drop meets with AT amp D 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 248 AT Command
94. available or when network has been informed of memory capacity exceeded or memory available 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 199 9 Data and FAX AT Commands 9 1 CBST Command Select Bearer Service Type AT CBST Select bearer service type Test command Syntax Response AT CBST CBST list of supported lt speedss list of supported lt namess list of sup ported lt ce gt s OK Read command Syntax Response AT CBST CBST lt speed gt lt name gt lt ce gt OK Write command Response Syntax OK AT CBST lt speed gt L lt name gt lt ce gt Parameter lt speed gt 0 autobauding automatic selection of the speed this setting is possible in case of 3 1 kHz modem and non transparent service 7 9600 bps V 32 71 9600 bps V 110 or X 31 flag stuffing lt name gt Q data circuit asynchronous UDI or 3 1 kHz modem lt ce gt 1 non transparent Reference Note 27 007 6 7 e Set command selects the bearer service lt name gt with data rate lt speed gt and the connection element lt ce gt to be used when data calls are originated refer 3G TS 22 002 1 Values may also be used during mobile terminated data call setup especially in case of single numbering scheme calls AT CBST Select bearer service type HiLo3G HiLoNC3GPS Test command Syntax Response AT CBST CBST list of supported lt speedss list of supported lt namess list of supported lt cess OK Read c
95. built in GNSS e f the KECALLCFG 3 command is used the GNSS positions provided replace the ones coming from the built in GNSS This is true until the next module reboot e f the KECALLCFG 3 command is not used the GNSS positions comes from the built in GNSS 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 311 AT Command Interface Specification The fields recent vehicle location n 1 and recent vehicle location n 2 are the last 2 positions saved in the dynamic memory by the command AT KGNSSHIST see AT commands document for built in GNSS If the command AT KGNSSHIST does not save the positions the fields recent vehicle location n 1 and recent vehicle location n 2 are set to 0 in the MSD It is recommended not to send demanding AT commands such as AT KECALLMSD before end of eCall URC KECALL 13 received else some notifications may be missing Moreover no new AT KECALL request must be sent if a previous eCall is not terminated yet See notifications for end of ecall in KECALL command description Syntax RQT_SSW_ECALL AT_0006_01 ECALL commands Test command Syntax AT KECALL AT KECALL Initiate an emergency call ECall HiLoV2 HiALL NC HiLoNC3GPS only Response KECALL list of supported lt test mode gt lt numbers lt activation modes gt lt call mode gt AT KECALL lt test_mode gt lt number gt lt activatio n modes gt call mode OK Read comma
96. call is established KECALL 3 the module NAD sends the PUSH message KECALL 13 End of eCall use AT KECALL to retry 4 Send MSD message reception timed out AT KECALL 0 112 1 OK KECALL 1 the module NAD is calling the PSAP KECALL 2 call is established KECALL 3 the module NAD sends the PUSH message KECALL 41 the module NAD did not receive the Send MSD order the module NAD switches to a normal audio call KECALL 13 End of eCall the PSAP has ended the call 5 Use an external GNSS and PSAP asks to resend the MSD twice AT KECALLCFG 3 4849 35 N 233 37 E 14 0 0 28 N 0 13 E 0 04 S 0 07 W KECALLCFG 4849 35 N 233 37 E 14 0 0 28 N 0 13 E 0 04 S 0 07 W OK AT KECALLCFG 4 2000 KECALLCFG 2000 OK AT KECALL 0 112 1 OK KECALL 1 KECALL 2 KECALL 3 KECALL 4 KECALL 5 KECALL 6 KECALL 4 AT KECALLCFG 3 4849 55 N 233 00 E 14 0 0 28 N 0 13 E 0 04 S 0 07 W KECALLCFG 4849 35 N 233 37 E 14 0 0 28 N 0 13 E 0 04 S 0 07 W OK KECALL 5 KECALL 6 KECALL 4 KECALL 42 KECALL 5 KECALL 6 KECALL 7 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 314 AT Command Interface Specification ECALL commands 16 5 KAECALL Answer an Emergency Call Description KAECALL command is used to answer to an incoming eCall coming from the PSAP The PSAP can ask to t
97. cid gt lt Delivery_of_erroneous_SDUs gt 0 to 3 lt Traffic_class gt lt Transfer_delay gt 0 100 to 4000 lt maximum_bitrate_UL gt lt maximum_bitrate_DL gt lt Guaranteed_bitrate_UL gt lt Guaranteed_bitrate_DL gt lt Delivery_order gt lt Maximum_SDU _ size gt lt SDU _error_ratio gt lt Residual_bit_error_ratio gt lt Delivery_of_erroneous_S DUs gt lt Transfer_delay gt lt Traffic_handling_priority gt lt Traffic_handling_priority gt 0 to 3 Set values are saved across power cycles Reference Notes 27 007 10 1 7 e Setting these parameters will reset CGQMIN and CGQREQ to defaults 10 13 CGEQREQ Command 3G Quality of Service Profile Requested AT CGEQREQ 3G Quality of Service Profile Requested HiLo3G HiLoNC3GPS Test command Syntax Response AT CGEQREQ CGEQREAQ IP 0 4 0 5760 0 7168 0 5760 0 7168 0 2 0 1520 OEO 1E1 1E2 7E3 1E3 1E4 1E5 1E6 OE0 5E2 1E2 5E3 4E3 1E3 1E4 1E5 1E6 6E8 0 3 0 100 4000 0 3 CGEQREQ PPP 0 4 0 5760 0 7168 0 5760 0 7168 0 2 0 1520 0E0 1E1 1E2 7E3 1E3 1E4 1E5 1E6 OE0 5E2 1E2 5E3 4E3 1E3 1E4 1E5 1E6 6E8 0 3 0 100 4000 0 3 CGEQREQ IPV6 0 4 0 5760 0 7168 0 5760 0 7168 0 2 0 1520 0E0 1E1 1E2 7E3 1E3 1E4 1E5 1E6 OE0 5E2 1 E2 5E3 4E3 1 E3 1E4 1E5 1E6 6E8 0
98. class Test command Syntax Response AT CGCLASS CGCLASS list of supported lt class gt s OK Read command Syntax Response AT CGCLASS CGCLASS lt class gt OK Write command Syntax Response AT CGCLASS lt class gt OK Parameters lt class gt A string parameter which indicates the GPRS mobile class in descending order of functionality B class B CC class C in circuit switched only mode lowest Reference Notes 27 007 10 1 17 e Class A is not supported the module must be restarted in order to be effective 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 210 AT Command Interface Specification GPRS AT Commands 10 4 CGDCONT Command Define PDP Context AT CGDCONT Define PDP context Test command Syntax Response AT CGDCONT CGDCONT range of supported lt cid gt s lt PDP_type gt list of supported lt d_comp gt s list of supported lt h_compss list of supported lt pd1 gt s j list of supported lt pdNs gt s OK Read command Syntax Response AT CGDCONT CGDCONT lt cid gt lt PDP_type gt lt APN gt lt PDP_addr gt lt data_comp gt lt head_comp gt lt pd1 gt pdN OK Write command Response Syntax OK AT CGDCONT lt cid gt lt P DP_type gt lt APN gt lt PDP_ parameters adors saLcomp gt sai ee lt cid gt PDP Context Identifier a numeric parameter which specifies a mp gt P particular PDP context definition
99. code will appear immediately if the command is accepted and power off will occur after that Unexpected random characters may also be issued during switch off of MS 5 9 CIND Command Indicator Control AT CIND Indicator control Test command Syntax Response AT CIND CIND batichg 0 5 signal 0 4 service 0 1 message 0 1 call 0 1 roam 0 1 smsfull 0 1 OK Read command Syntax Response AT CIND CIND lt battchg gt lt signal gt lt service gt lt call gt lt smsfull gt OK Parameters lt batichg gt battery charge level 0 5 0 low level 4 high level 5 means that the battery is charging not supported lt signal gt signal quality 0 4 0 low level signal 4 high level signal 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 93 AT Command Interface Specification Mobile equipment control and status Commands AT CIND Indicator control Read command lt service gt service availability 0 1 Syntax lt message gt Message received 0 1 AT CIND lt Call gt call in progress 0 1 lt roam gt Roaming indicator 0 1 0 Home net 1 Roaming lt smsfull gt SMS memory storage 0 1 0 Memory available 1 Memory full Reference Notes 27 007 8 9 e lt smsfull gt indication not available on all products AT CIND Indicator control HiLo3G HiLoNC3GPS Test command Syntax Response AT CIND CIND batichg 0 5
100. command causes the TA to return one or more lines of information text lt report gt determined by the MT manufacturer which should offer the user of the TA an extended report of the reason for the failure in the last unsuccessful call setup originating or answering or in call modification the last call release the last unsuccessful GPRS attach or unsuccessful PDP context activation the last GPRS detach or PDP context deactivation Typically the text will consist of a single line containing the cause information given by GSM UMTS network in textual format Reference 27 007 6 10 4 10 CVHU Command Voice Hang Up Control AT CVHU Voice hang up control Test command Syntax Response AT CVHU CVHU list of supported lt mode gt s OK 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 85 AT Command Interface Specification AT CVHU Voice hang up control 4 11 Read command Syntax Response AT CVHU CVHU lt mode gt OK Write command Syntax Response AT CVHU lt mode gt OK Parameter 0 Drop DTR ignored but OK response given ATH disconnects 1 Drop DTR and ATH ignored but OK response given 2 Drop DTR behavior according to amp D setting ATH disconnects Reference Notes 27 007 6 20 e If DTR signal is inactive if DTR is not a pulse then Drop DTR does not respond OK KFILTER Command Create a Filter for Incoming Calls Read command Synt
101. connection data rate ERROR command not accepted 7 Final connection completion timeout NO ANSWER NO CARRIER NO DIALTONE RING Final acknowledges execution of a command line Unsolicited incoming call signal from network 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 350 AT Command Interface Specification Appendix 18 2 Appendix 2 Error Codes 18 2 1 CME Error codes Code of lt err gt Meaning 0 Phone failure 1 No connection to phone 2 Phone adapter link reserved 3 Operation not allowed 4 Operation not supported 5 PH SIM PIN required 6 PH FSIM PIN required 7 PH FSIM PUK required 10 SIM not inserted 11 SIM PIN required 12 SIM PUK required 13 SIM failure 14 SIM busy 15 SIM wrong 16 Incorrect password 17 SIM PIN2 required 18 SIM PUK2 required 20 Memory full 21 Invalid index 22 Not found 23 Memory failure 24 Text string too long 25 Invalid characters in text string 26 Dial string too long 27 Invalid characters in dial string 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 351 AT Command Interface Specification Appendix Code of lt err gt Meaning 30 No network service 31 Network timeout 32 network not allowed emergency call only 40 network personalization PIN required 41 network personalization PUK required 42 network subset personalization PIN required 43 network subse
102. eseese essensen resnnesnnssrnssrnsns 96 5 13 CMER Command Mobile Equipment Event Reporting ccceeceeeereeceeeeeeseeeeeeeee 98 5 14 CMEE Command Report Mobile Termination Error cccccccseeeeseeeeeeeseeeeeeneeeeeeee 99 5 15 CMUT Command Mute Gomtrol sssrinin aei eieiei eaaa 99 5 16 CPIN Command Enter Pin cccceeeeeeceeeeceeeeeeeaeeeeaeeceeeeeseaeeesaaeeeeeeeseaeeescaeeseeeeeenees 100 5 17 PSPRAS Command PIN Remaining Attempt Status ccccceeeeeeeeeeeeseeeeeeseeeeenees 101 5 18 CPUC Command Price Per Unit and Currency cecccecceeeeeseeeeeeeeceeeeeseaeeesneeeeenees 101 5 19 CPWC Command Power CIASS cccccceeeceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeceeeeeseaeeeeaaeeeeeeeseaeeescaeeeseeseneees 102 5 20 PSRDBS Command Change Frequency Band ccccceceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeseeeeeseaeeeeeeeeeenees 103 5 21 CPAS Command Phone Activity Status sssini sisiniosii saentos 104 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 Contents AT Command Interface Specification 5 22 5 23 5 24 5 25 5 26 Des 5 28 5 29 5 30 5 31 5 32 5 33 5 34 5 35 5 36 5 37 5 38 5 39 5 40 5 41 5 42 5 43 5 44 5 45 5 46 5 47 5 48 5 49 5 50 5 51 5 52 5 53 5 54 5 55 5 56 5 57 5 58 5 59 5 60 4114039 CSQO Command Signal Quality siesena aeui usn o naa 105 KRIC Command Ring indicator Control s isesiisies cisnienie tinieiieiicrianeiiesinuiuiadnnaasass 106 KSREP Command
103. file size 4 List directory and file information 5 Write at the end of file Append mode lt uri gt lt directory name gt lt file name gt warning the is important lt NbData gt Number of bytes to read write mandatory for both reading and writing lt entity type gt F File D Directory lt name gt File name or directory name lt size gt File size or free size of the directory Reference Sierra Wireless Proprietary Notes The minimum reserved memory is 100 Kbytes The user can abort read write operation by DTR or When in Append mode If the target file of lt url gt does not exist it will create a new file and write If the target file of lt url gt exists it will append data to the end of file Currently user can only use lt data gt lt ftp gt lt gps gt and lt app gt directories CME error 20 will be reported if memory is full when writing CME error 23 will be reported when module start up because of boot up of file system 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 294 AT Command Interface Specification Specific Flash Commands Example AT KFSFILE File operation command e To add a file AT KFSFILE 0 data dummyfile bin 1024 CONNECT The module is ready to receive the file Once received the answer is OK e To read the newly added file AT KFSFILE 1 data dummyfile bin 1024 CONNECT lt lists file content gt OK e To delete the file AT KFSFIL
104. fo gt indicates that 3G TS 23 040 3 TP User Data Header Indication is not set e if TE character set other than HEX refer command Select TE Character Set CSCS in 3G TS 27 007 9 ME TA converts GSM alphabet into current TE character set according to rules of Annex A e if TE character set is HEX ME TA converts each 7 bit character of GSM 7 bit default alphabet into two IRA character long hexadecimal number e g character II GSM 7 bit default alphabet 23 is presented as 17 IRA 49 and 55 e if lt dcs gt indicates that 8 bit or UCS2 data coding scheme is used or lt fo gt indicates that 3G TS 23 040 3 TP User Data Header Indication is set ME TA converts each 8 bit octet into two IRA character long hexadecimal number e g octet with integer value 42 is presented to TE as two characters 2A IRA 50 and 65 In the case of CBS 3G TS 23 041 4 CBM Content of Message in text mode responses format e if lt dcs gt indicates that 3G TS 23 038 2 GSM 7 bit default alphabet is used e if TE character set other than HEX refer command CSCS in 3G TS 27 007 9 ME TA converts GSM alphabet into current TE character set according to rules of Annex A e if TE character set is HEX ME TA converts each 7 bit character of the GSM 7 bit default alphabet into two IRA character long hexadecimal number e if lt dcs gt indicates that 8 bit or UCS2 data coding scheme is used ME TA converts each 8 bit octet into two IRA character l
105. for default values of this parameter e See Data stored by amp W for default value 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 V25ter AT Commands 40 AT Command Interface Specification V25ter AT Commands 2 12 V Command TA Response Format ATV Set TA response format Execute command Syntax Response ATV lt value gt 0 When numeric mode activated OK When verbose mode activated Parameters lt value gt 0 Short result code format lt numeric code gt 1 Long result code format lt verbose code gt Reference Notes V 25Ter e Data stored by amp W for default value 2 13 X Command Result Code Selection and Call Progress Monitoring Control ATX Result code selection and call progress monitoring control Write command Syntax Response ATX lt value gt OK Parameters lt value gt 0 CONNECT result code only returned dial tone and busy detection are both disabled 1 CONNECT lt text gt result code only returned dial tone and busy detection are both disabled 2 CONNECT lt text gt result code returned dial tone detection is enabled busy detection is disabled 3 CONNECT lt text gt result code returned dial tone detection is disabled busy detection is enabled 4 CONNECT lt text gt result code returned dial tone and busy detection are both enabled Reference Notes V 25Ter e See Data stored by amp W for default value 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 41 AT Command
106. from TE to adapt the serial link to the actual speed 5 25 KGPIO Command Hardware IO Control AT KGPIO Hardware IO Control Test command Syntax Response AT KGPIO KGPIO list of supported lt IO gt s list of supported lt cde gt s OK 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 107 AT Command Interface Specification Mobile equipment control and status Commands AT KGPIO Hardware IO Control Read command Syntax Response AT KGPIO OK Write command Set the selected IO Request the current value of the lO Syntax Response AT KGPIO lt IO gt lt cde gt If lt cde gt 2 KGPIO lt IO gt lt current_value gt OK Else OK Parameters lt lO gt Selected IO 1 8 For HiLo V1 1 3 For HiLo V2 1 6 For HiAIINC lt cde gt 0 Reset the selected IO 1 2 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 108 AT Command Interface Specification Mobile equipment control and status Commands Reference Sierra Wireless Proprietary AT KGPIO Hardware IO Control Notes Make gpio 1 output high low level AT KGPIOCFG 1 0 2 Configure GPIO 1 as output mode lt pull mode gt must be no pull OK AT KGPIO 1 1 Set the selected I O OK AT KGPIO 1 0 Reset the selected O OK Define input output mode forgpio1 The current configuration is kept in flash after a reset Check the configuration of KGPIOCFG when CME ERROR 3 issued GPIOs
107. gain range 20 to 18 dB the command returns an error 12 7 VGT Command Transmit Gain Selection AT VGT Set transmit gain Test command Syntax Response AT VGT list of supported lt n gt s OK Write command Response Syntax VGT lt n gt AT VGT OK Write command Response Syntax OK AT VGT lt n gt Parameters lt n gt lt 128 128 n dB less than nominal gain until 20 dB 128 Nominal gain gt 128 n 128 dB more than nominal gain until 18 dB Reference Notes 27 007 C 2 5 e If the current or the requested value goes out of the gain range 20 to 18 dB the command returns an error 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 231 AT Command Interface Specification Audio commands 12 8 KVGR Command Receive Gain Selection AT KVGR Set receive gain Test command Syntax Response AT KVGR list of supported lt n gt s OK Write command Syntax Response AT KVGR KVGR lt n gt OK Write command Syntax Response AT KVGR lt n gt OK Parameters lt n gt 20 to 18 In dB Digital gain of the downlink path For HiLo3G and HiLoNC3GPS lt n gt 20 to 12 In dB Digital gain of the downlink path Reference Sierra Wireless Proprietary Notes e The parameter is a string in order to accept negative values so the value MUST be written between quotes xx 12 9 KVGT Command Transmit Gain Selection AT VGT Set transmit gain
108. gt lt satype gt lt time gt sCCFC L lt type gt ype gt 1 lt status gt lt class2 gt lt number gt lt type gt lt subaddr gt lt satype gt lt time gt LJ OK Else OK Parameter lt reas gt 0 unconditional 1 mobile busy 2 no reply 3 not reachable 4 all call forwarding 5 all conditional call forwarding lt mode gt 0 disable 1 enable 2 query status 3 registration 4 erasure lt number gt string type phone number of forwarding address in format specified by lt type gt lt type gt type of address octet in integer format lt class gt is asum of integers each representing a class of information default 7 1 voice 2 data 4 fax for HiLo V1 only lt subaddrs string type sub address of format specified by lt satype gt lt satype gt type of subaddress octet in integer format lt time gt 1 30 when no reply is enabled this gives the time i seconds to wait before call is forwarded default value is 20 lt status gt 0 not active 1 active Reference Notes 27 007 7 11 e This command allows control of the call forwarding supplementary service according to GSM 02 84 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 155 AT Command Interface Specification Network service related Commands 6 3 CCWA Command Call Waiting AT CCWA Set call waiting Test command Syntax Response AT CCWA CCWA list of supported lt n gt s OK Read command Syntax
109. gt lt request_uri gt AT KHTTPSHEAD Get the head of the information from HTTP server HiloV2 HiAll only Response CONNECT lt EOF pattern gt OK Error case NO CARRIER CME ERROR lt err gt KHTTPS_ERROR lt session_id gt lt http_notif gt ds Sierra Wireless Proprietary 4114039 Parameters lt session_id gt Index of the HTTPS session lt request_uri gt string type indicates the information url to be get during the HTTPS connection Reference Notes lt session_id gt is always 0 e HTTPS does not support DTR1 e This method is identical to GET except that the server MUST NOT return a message body in the response The meta information contained in the HTTP headers in response to a HEAD request SHOULD be identical to the information sent in response to a GET request Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 288 AT Command Interface Specification Protocol specific commands 13 11 5 KHTTPSPOST Send data to HTTP server AT KHTTPSPOST Send data to HTTP server HiloV2 HiAll only Write command Syntax Response AT KHTTPSPOST CONNECT lt session_id gt lt local_uri gt lt EOF pattern gt lt request_uri gt OK Error case NO CARRIER CME ERROR lt err gt KHTTPS_ERROR lt session_id gt lt http_notif gt Parameters lt session_id gt Index of the HTTPS session lt local_uri gt lt file name gt If local_uri is empty data will be input from serial link lt re
110. gt lt tcp_notif gt lt rem_data gt lt rcv_data gt _id gt OK Parameters lt session_id gt Index of the TCP session lt status gt value to indicate TCP socket state 0 socket not defined use KTCPCFG to create a TCP socket 1 socket is only defined but not used 2 socket is opening and connecting to the server cannot be used 3 connection is up socket can be used to send receive data 4 connection is closing it cannot be used wait for status 5 5 socket is closed lt tcp_notif gt 1 if socket connection is OK lt tcp_notif gt if an error has happened lt rem_data gt remaining bytes in the socket buffer waiting to be sent lt rcv_data gt received bytes can be read with KTCPRCV command Reference Notes Sierra Wireless Proprietary e Size of socket s buffer is 1460 BYTES 13 4 12 KTCPSTART Start a TCP Connection in Direct Data Flow AT KTCPSTART Start a TCP connection in direct data flow HiLoV2 HiAll only Test command Syntax Response AT KTCPSTART OK Read command Syntax Response AT KTCPSTART OK 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 254 AT Command Interface Specification Write command Sierra Wireless Proprietary 4114039 AT KTCPSTART Start a TCP connection in direct data flow Syntax Response AT KTCPSTART lt sessi CONNECT on_id gt OK CME ERROR an error occurs syntax error KTCP_NOTIF lt session_id gt lt tcp_notif gt an error o
111. gt are returned e f status of the message is received unread status in the storage changes to received read e lt alpha gt is optional it is NOT used 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 188 AT Command Interface Specification SMS AT Commands 8 6 CMGR Command Read SMS Message AT CMGR Read SMS message Write command Syntax Response AT CMGR lt index gt if PDU mode CMGF 0 and command successful CMGR lt stat gt lt alpha gt lt length gt lt CR gt lt LF gt lt pdu gt OK Reference Notes 27 005 3 4 3 and 4 2 e Execution command returns message with location value lt index gt from CMGR preferred message storage lt mem1 gt to the TE Status of the message and entire message data unit lt pdu gt is returned e With AT CMGR if status of the message is received unread status in the storage changes to received read e lt alpha gt is optional it is NOT used 8 7 _ CMGS Command Send SMS Message AT CMGS Send SMS message Test command Syntax Response AT CMGS OK Write command Syntax Response if PDU mode CMGF 0 if PDU mode CMGF 0 and sending successful AT CMGS lt length gt lt CR CMGS lt mrs lt ackpdu gt gt PDU is given lt ctrl OK Z ESC gt Reference Notes 27 005 3 5 1 and 4 3 e lt length gt must indicate the number of octets coded in the TP layer data unit to be given i e SMSC address octets are e
112. gt s OK Read command Syntax Response AT VIP VIP lt n gt OK 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 228 AT Command Interface Specification Audio commands AT VIP Initialize voice parameter Write command Syntax Response AT VIP lt n gt OK Parameters lt n gt Mode 0 Handset not supported by HiLoNC3GPS 1 Hands free not supported by HiLoNC3GPS 2 Handset raw not supported by HiLoNC3GPS 3 Ecall during voice transmission only HiLoV2 and HiAll 4 Ecall during data transmission only HiLoV2 and HiAll 23 PCM interface not supported by HiLoV1 Reference Notes 27 007 C 2 6 e The values are automatically reset after a call return to 0 e Level volume are accessible with AT CLVL e Modes 3 and 4 are specific to ECALL and Sierra Wireless recommends NO modification to the audio settings for these modes See 16 2 Audio Settings during ECALL 12 4 VTS Command DTMF and Tone Generation AT VTS Dual Tone Multi Frequency DTMF and tone generation Test command Syntax Response AT VTS list of supported lt tone1 gt s list of supported lt tone2 gt s list of supported lt duration gt s OK Write command Syntax Response AT VTS lt DTMF1 gt lt DT OK MF2 gt lt DTMFn gt Or Parameters AT VTS lt DTMF1 gt lt DTMFi gt A single ASCII character in the set 0 9 A D This is interpreted lt duration gt lt DTMF2 gt as a single ACSII charact
113. hardware flow control activation Configuration MMS notification activation MMSC URL GPRS settings to access the network Preferred network access mode Here GPRS only Delete all previously stored MMS Write the MMS in module memory Note that there is not lt ETX gt here the module switch back to command mode when 252 octets are received NO CARRIER is normal here The module returns the amount of octets actually read and the index of the MMS in module memory Send the previously stored MMS The module connects the MMSC Notification returns 0 the MMS is correctly sent last two parameters represents the MMS IDs 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 398 AT Command Interface Specification Appendix 18 14 Appendix 14 How to Build an Audio File The audio file snd is a binary file It contains two elements note and duration in ms Sierra Wireless has defined 110 notes tones as following Note C3 130 81 Hz Note 0x34 Note C3 138 59 Hz Note 0x35 Note D3 146 83 Hz Note 0x36 Note D3 155 56 Hz Note 0x37 Note E3 164 81 Hz Note 0x38 Note F3 174 61 Hz Note 0x39 Note F3 185 00 Hz Note 0x3a Note G3 196 00 Hz Note 0x3b Note G3 207 65 Hz Note 0x3c Note A3 220 00 Hz Note 0x3d Note A3 233 08 Hz Note 0x3e Note B3 246 94 Hz Note Ox3f Note C4 261 63 Hz Note 0x40 Ox4f Note C4 277 18 Hz Note 0x50 Note D4 293 67 Hz Note 0x51 Note D4 311 13 Hz Note 0x52 Note E4 329 63 Hz N
114. in the 0 CFU notification presentation disabled 1 CFU notification presentation enabled 2 query CFU status lt Line Id gt 1 Line 1 2 Aux Line 3 data 4 fax for HiLo V1 only 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 General AT Commands 71 AT Command Interface Specification General AT Commands AT PSDCIN Diverted Call Indicator Notification HiLoV2 HiAll only lt status gt 0 not active 1 active Reference Notes 27 007 6 1 e This command allows presentation of diverted call indicator e Set command enables disables the presentation of notification result code from ME to TE If lt mode gt 2 status of lt Line Id gt is requested If lt Line Id gt is not provided query is requested for all lines e When lt mode gt 1 PSDCI lt Line Id gt lt status gt Diverted Call Indication result code is sent to TE on reception of network notification Several result code can been sent at the same time on reception of the notification 3 23 PSMBNB Command Mailbox Numbers AT PSMBNEB Mailbox Numbers HiLoV2 HiAll only Test command Syntax Response AT PSMBNB PSMBNB list of supported lt Line Id gt List of supported type gt lt nlength gt lt tlength gt OK Read command Syntax Response AT PSMBNB PSMBNB lt Line Id gt lt numbers gt lt type gt lt text gt lt CR gt lt LF gt PSMBNB lt Line Id gt lt numbers gt lt type gt l
115. is OK e To list the information of directory and file AT KFSFILE 4 ftp KFSFILE lt F gt abe snd 1024 KFSFILE 1048004 bytes free OK e To play a file AT KPLAYSOUND 0 abc snd 3 20 play abc snd file in 3 volume for 20 seconds OK e To play a file repetitively AT KPLAYSOUND 0 abc snd 3 0 play abc snd file in 3 volume repetitively OK e To play a file once AT KPLAYSOUND 0 abc snd 3 play abc snd file in 3 volume once OK e To stop playing immediately AT KPLAYSOUND 1 stop playing OK 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 140 AT Command Interface Specification Mobile equipment control and status Commands 5 52 KEFA Command Deployment Package and Firmware Upgrade AT KEFA Deployment package signature verification and firmware upgrading HiLoV2 HiAll only Test command Syntax Response AT KEFA KEFA 0 1 2 3 4 5 dps file path OK Read command Syntax Response AT KEFA OK Write command Response Syntax KEFA lt status gt AT KEFA lt modes lt na OK me gt or KEFA lt KEY ID gt OK or FOTA 0 fota procedure is initiating FOTA 1 fota procedure ends successfully FOTA 2 lt status gt fota procedure failed and lt status gt is active 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 141 AT Command Interface Specification Mobile equipment control and status Commands only Write command Sierra Wireless Propriet
116. is still handled by the AT command but the header is not closed The user is responsible for completing and closing the mail header This is use for mails with attachment or complex headers cf examples Write command lt size gt Numeric type Amount of data transferred within the CONNECT lt err gt See 2 7 Error codes for the SMTP transfer lt session_id gt Indicate the session id of current SMTP connection Reference Sierra Wireless Proprietary 13 8 6 Action command AT KSMTPCLEAR Clear SMTP Parameters Notes e Ifthe GSM or GPRS connection is not up before uploading the file the ME will automatically open the predefined GSM or GPRS link e Atthe end of the SMTP transfer whether it succeeds the parameters associated with the current mail recipients subjects will be set to the NULL value e Hardware flow control AT amp K3 is required for serial link e User can use lt EOF patiern gt to stop transfer See AT KPATTERN e The behavior of DTR drop meet with AT amp D e Using can abort sending data and using ATO n to return back KSMTPCLEAR Clear Parameters HiLoV2 HiAll only Sierra Wireless Proprietary 4114039 Syntax Response AT KSMTPCLEAR OK Reference Notes e This command deletes all SMTP parameters Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 274 AT Command Interface Specification 13 8 7 Specific Error Codes for SMTP Commands Protocol specific commands
117. lt EOF pattern gt to finish sending then module returns to command mode Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 286 AT Command Interface Specification 13 11 3 KHTTPSGET Get information from HTTP server Write command Syntax AT KHTTPSGET lt session_id gt lt request_u ri gt AT KHTTPSGET Get information from HTTP server HiloV2 HiAll only Response CONNECT lt EOF pattern gt OK Error case NO CARRIER CME ERROR lt err gt KHTTPS_ERROR lt session_id gt lt http_notif gt Parameters lt session_id gt Index of the HTTP session lt request_uri gt string type indicates the information url to be get during the HTTPS connection lt http_notif gt Integer type Indicates the cause of the HTTPS connection failure 4 DNS error 5 HTTP connection error due to internal trouble 6 HTTP connection timeout 7 Flash access trouble 8 Flash memory full 9 triple plus error switch to command mode 10 HTTP got no data 11 HTTP got partial data 12 Validate server s certificate error 13 Initialize SSL error Protocol specific commands Reference Sierra Wireless Proprietary 4114039 Notes e lt session_id gt is always 0 e HTTPS does not support DTR1 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 287 AT Command Interface Specification Protocol specific comman 13 11 4 KHTTPSHEAD Get the head of the information from HTTP server Write command Syntax AT KHTTPSHEAD lt session_id
118. lt MNC gt lt LACs lt Cl gt lt PLMN Names lt Band indication gt lt Rat gt lt EGPRS state gt Parameters lt Registration state gt 0 Not registered Registered home PLMN Not registered but searching registration ongoing Registration denied Unknown Registered roaming Limited service emergency oarWN 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 172 AT Command Interface Specification Network service related Commands Read command Syntax AT PSNTRG Write command Syntax AT PSNTRG lt mode gt AT PSNTRG Network registration lt GPRS state gt 0 No GPRS available on cell 1 GPRS available on cell and MS attached 2 GPRS available on cell but MS not attached 3 GPRS suspended lt MCC gt lt String type gt Mobile country code in numeric format e g 208 lt MNC gt lt String type gt Mobile network code in numeric format e g 10 lt LAC gt lt String type gt Two byte location area code in hexadecimal format e g 3FA2 lt Cl gt lt String type gt Two byte cell ID in hexadecimal format e g 6CA5 lt PLMN Name lt String type gt Current PLMN Name in long alphanumeric format lt Band indication gt 0 GSM 900 1 E GSM 900 2 DCS 1800 3 DCS 1900 4 GSM 850 lt Rat gt 0 GSM 1 UMTS lt EGPRS state gt not supported 0 EGPRS service not available on cell 1 EGPRS service available on cell but MS not GPRS at
119. lt Pulse Duration gt The waveform of the signal is controlled only by these two parameters Network status would not affect the waveform 2 Manage the generation of signal according to network status PERMANENTLY OFF Not register Initialization Register denied no SIM card 600 ms ON 600ms OFF Not registered but searching 75 ms ON 3s OFF Right connected to the network lt Duty Cycle gt and lt Pulse Duration gt are not used in mode 2 lt lO gt defines which GPIO is used as output to indicate the network status 1 8 For HiLo V1 1 3 For HiLo V2 1 6 For HiAIINC 99 defines which PWM is used to output the signal 99 PWMO lt Duty Cycle gt integer type range 1 100 only used in mode 1 lt Pulse Duration gt integer type range 1 65535 milliseconds only used in mode 1 Reference Notes e The setting of the lt mod gt lt IO gt lt Duty Cycle gt lt Pulse Duration gt was automatically saved in HiLo e Check with KGPIOCFG when using KSYNC command e GPIOs may be already used by KSIMDET KJAMDET KTEMPMON and KGSMAD e For write command CME error 23 will be reported when module start up because of boot up of file system AT KSYNC Generate application synchronization signal HiLo3G Test command Syntax Response AT KSYNC KSYNC list of supported lt modss list of supported lt IO gt s range of lt Duty Cycle gt range of lt Pulse Duration gt OK Read command S
120. lt sec_level gt lt login gt lt password gt lt CR gt lt LF gt OK 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 284 AT Command Interface Specification Protocol specific commands Write command Syntax AT KHTTPSCFG lt cn x cnf gt lt http_server gt lt https_port gt lt http_ver sion gt lt cipher_suite gt lt sec_level gt lt login gt lt password gt Reference Sierra Wireless Proprietary 4114039 Response KHTTPSCFG lt session_id gt OK Error case CME ERROR lt err gt Parameters lt cnx cnf gt lt session_id gt lt http_server gt lt https_port gt lt http_version gt lt cipher_suite gt lt sec_level gt server lt login gt lt password gt Notes 0 7 PDP context configuration a numeric parameter which specifies a particular PDP context configuration see KCNXCFG Index of the HTTP session Dot separated numeric 0 255 parameters on the form al1 a2 a3 a4 or explicit name of the remote server Numeric parameter 0 65535 443 by default 0 HTTP 1 1 by default 1 HTTP 1 0 0 TLS_RSA_CHOOSE_BY_SERVER default 1 TLS_RSA_WITH_RC4_128_MD5 2 TLS_RSA_WITH_RC4_128 SHA 3 TLS_RSA_WITH_DES CBC_SHA 4 TLS_RSA_WITH_3DES_EDE_CBC_SHA 5 TLS RSA_EXPORT1024_WITH_DES CBC_SHA 6 TLS_RSA_WITH_AES 128 CBC_SHA 7 TLS_RSA_WITH_AES 256 CBC_SHA 1 No authentication default 2 Manage server
121. lt vehicle_type gt lt VIN gt 2 buses and coaches class M2 L lt propulsion_storage gt 3 buses and coaches class M3 Mm 4 light commercial vehicles class N1 ATsKECALLCFG 2 lt Nb 5 heavy duty vehicles class N2 of passenger gt 6 heavy duty vehicles class N3 7 motorcycles class L1e AT KECALLCFG 3 8 motorcycles class L2e lt Current Latitude gt 9 motorcycles class L3e lt Current Longitude gt 10 motorcycles class L4e lt Current Direction gt 11 motorcycles class L5e lt Confidence gt 12 motorcycles class L6e L lt Recent Latitude n 1 gt 13 motorcycles class L7e L lt Recent Longitude n If omitted no action on vehicle type configuration nPE Latitude n 2 gt lt VIN gt string type of 17 characters Vehicle identification number according to ISO 3779 It consists of the World Manufacturer Index WMI the Vehicle Type Descriptor VDS and the Vehicle Identification Sequence VIS If omitted no action on VIN configuration L lt Recent Longitude n 2 gt WN AT KECALLCFG 4 lt T EA1 gt AT KECALLCFG 5 lt OID gt lt Additional_data gt lt propulsion_storage gt integer type to set several type sum up the values 1 gasoline tank 2 dieseltank 4 compress natural gas CNG 8 liquid propane gas LPG 16 electric energy storage with more than 42V and 100 Ah 32 hydrogen storage If omitted no action on test mode configuration lt NB of passengers integer type minimum known number of
122. mode CONNECT OK If this string is present the file will be silently uploaded to this destination as the upload is finish the module notifies the user KFTP_SND_DONE empty string or no string indicates the uploading is done from the path given by the lt server_name gt parameter 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 259 AT Command Interface Specification Protocol specific commands AT KFTPSND Send FTP files lt type of file gt Numeric type Indicates the type of file ASCII or binary to transfer 0 binary default value 1 ASCII lt append gt Numeric type Indicates using append or not when uploading 0 Do not use append default value If the file already exists then the file will be overridden 1 Use append If the file already exists then the data will be appended at the end of the file otherwise the file will be created lt EOF paitern gt End of file notification See KPATTERN for value lt ftp_cause gt Integer type Indicates the cause of the FTP connection failure 0 the sending or the retrieving was impossible due to request timeout 1 it is impossible to connect to the server due to DNS resolution failure 2 it is impossible to upload a file due to connection troubles 3 the upload was impossible due to connection timeout 4 no network available 5 flash access trouble XXX three digits reply codes from FTP server See Appendix A2 4 FTP Reply Codes
123. mode oo x CLS Command Service Class PSLOCUP Command Generates a location update of MS Tooo 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 362 AT Command Interface Specification Appendix HiLo HiLo HiLo NC 3G 3GPS F218 PSCSCN Commana Cal State ChangeNotteaton fee _ 3 9 _ PSFSNT Command Fela Svenah Notation wih Teso pe fe _ 320 PSSSURC Command Enable additonal restos eje T 221 PSALS Commana Arora tresem fe 0 322 7PSDGIN Command Dvened Cal indicator nonten eje T 220 _ PSMENE Conmand Malboxnunbes fee 7 224 PSCSP Command Customer Sewes raie fee 325 TPSSEAV Command Sevice vaiabily fep T 328 PSCHRU Command Charnel Regsraton Re eje T 227 7PSCSSC Command Cal Suecesstur sep comro ee T 328 PssmPHCommanssmPhss Jo 7 228 TFSCIPH Comman Ciprerra roren foe 220 eKBLVER Command Request the bootoaderverson P 2 H Commana Dscomectexsingcomesion eje x 4e _ sCRC Command Set Geluar Resul Godes forincoming canaeaton fe e x x a7 eosta Command Select ypectadsess fejek k a sCMO0 commend cams ppke k a9 sGEER Command Exendederorepon fee k k10 sGvHU Command Voice nargupeonvor feje x Fai EKFITER Command Wake a feron meomngsa eje x 412 s0SNS Command Single Numbering Senere eje x 418 EKATE Commend Choose ATH Mode fefe MOBILE EQUIPMENT CONTROL AND STATUS COMMANDS PP of f5 1 CACM Command Accumula
124. modules 17 2 References 1 3GPP 27 007 6 0 0 AT command set for User Equipment UE Release 6 2 ITU T Recommendation V 25 ter Serial asynchronous automatic dialing and control 3 SIRF NMEA Reference Manual 17 3 NMEA frames Description Each frame begins with a and ends with a carriage return line feed sequence and can be no longer than 80 characters of visible text plus the line terminators The data is contained within this single line with data items separated by commas The data itself is ascii There is a provision for a checksum at the end of each sentence The checksum field consists of a and two hex digits representing an 8 bit exclusive OR of all characters between but not including the and A checksum is required on some sentences Examples e RMC frames give Time data position course and speed data GPRMC 123519 A 4807 038 N 01131 000 E 022 4 084 4 230394 003 1 W 6A Where RMC Recommended Minimum sentence C 123519 Fix taken at 12 35 19 UTC A Status A active or V Void 4807 038 N Latitude 48 deg 07 038 N 01131 000 E Longitude 11 deg 31 000 E 022 4 Speed over the ground in knots 084 4 Track angle in degrees True 230394 Date 23rd of March 1994 003 1 W Magnetic Variation 6A The checksum data always begins with 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 318 AT Command Interface Specification Where GNSS commands GGA frames give time position and fix type data GPGGA
125. n gt 1 NMEA AT DATA AT Traces lt n gt 2 Traces AT DATA NMEA AT Reference Notes Sierra Wireless Proprietary e This command is allowed only on USB port It must answer ERROR on UART e The configuration is saved in NV memory KGNSSVSN command returns the GNSS library version used in the module for HiAll NC product only Syntax AT KGNSSVSN returns the GNSS library version HiALL NC HiLoNC3GPS only Test command Syntax Response AT KGNSSVSN OK Read command Syntax Response AT KGNSSVSN KGNSSVSN lt GNSS library Version gt OK lt GNSS library Version gt string type Write command No write command No write command Reference Notes Sierra Wireless Proprietary Example 1 GNSS library version used AT KGNSSVSN KGNSSVSN 2 18 11 115150 OK 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 341 AT Command Interface Specification GNSS commands 17 15 KAGNSSACT Activate Assisted Positioning Description KAGNSSACT command allows activating or deactivating the assisted positioning feature like A GPS Syntax AT KAGNSSACT Active or deactivate the assisted positioning HiLoNC3GPS only Test command Syntax Response AT KAGNSSACT KAGNSSACT list of supported lt state gt s OK Read command Response Syntax KAGNSSACT lt state gt AT KAGNSSACT OK Write command AT KAGNSSACT Response lt state gt OK lt state gt integer type 0 deactivated 1 a
126. only 2 3G only 3 2G when available else 3G 4 3G when available else 2G Notes e Module must be rebooted for the selection to be effective 5 58 KLVSH Command Extra Power Consumption AT KLVSH Extra power consumption HiLo3G only Test command Syntax Response AT KLVSH KLVSH list of supported lt mode gt OK Read command Syntax Response AT KLVSH KLVSH lt mode gt OK 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 49 AT Command Interface Specification Mobile equipment control and status Commands AT KLVSH Extra power consumption HiLo3G only Write command Syntax Response AT KLVSH lt mode gt OK Parameters lt mode gt 0 no extra power consumption that is to say when module goes in sleep mode the internal level shifter is turned off 1 extra power consumption that is to say the internal level shifter is always on even when module goes in sleep mode Reference Notes Internal level VGPIO state Extra Wake shifter state power jup consum In In sleep In active In sleep Ption active mode mode mode mode By sending AT KLVSH 0 ON OFF High Low OmA character to UART By E sending AT KLVSH 1 JON ON High High 1 38mA character to UART e Set parameter s value is saved in flash memory 5 59 CTZU Command Automatic Time Zone Update AT CTZU Automatic time zone update Test command Syntax Response
127. optional lt cnx nf gt for KUDPCFG 15 17 17 10 2012 GNSSRUN Add example KGNSSRUN and set boot mode 15 18 19 10 2012 KECALLCFG modify example for Additional Data 15 19 19 10 2012 Update KECALL command bug 3226 15 20 19 10 2012 Update KECALLCFG command bug 4944 bug 3226 15 21 14 11 2012 Add optional features to KTCPCFG KUDPCFG KFTPRCV Resume transfer and add KTCP_ACK command 15 22 15 11 2012 Modifications in 0 for the new AT commands modify title name of GNSS and ECALL commands in this document 15 23 16 11 2012 Modifications in 0 for the new AT command KGSMBOOT minor modifications in KGNSSRUN KGNSSFIX and in 0 15 24 28 11 2012 Update KADC for the mea result in uV 16 28 11 2012 Edition 16 issued to go with HiAIINC 001 00 release All history switched to hidden 16 01 21 12 2012 Add some notes for AT IPR Add some notes for AT KGSMBOOT Added new first line to Patents section of the boilerplate 17 0 February 28 2013 Replaced all SAGEMCOM appearances with Sierra Wireless Sierra Wireless format 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 Document History AT Command Interface Specification Version Date Updates Added e HTTPS Client Specific Commands e KHTTPSCFG HTTPS Connection Configuration e KHTTPSHEADER Set the header of the request e KHTTPSGET Get information from HTTP server e KHTTPSHEAD Get the head of the information from HTTP server e KHTTPSPOST Send data to HTTP
128. or for other reasons Optional additional data String Tbd Further 103 bytes of data encoded as in ASN 1 definition Note 1 ASN 1 provides already the indication of whether optional data is included by simply identifying the optional additional data field as optional Note 2 Additional Data field may include an address where other relevant related data or functions are available Some fields of the MSD are set due to information from the DTE others are set due to internal information of the module NAD 18 19 Appendix 19 Sleep mode Management 18 19 1 What is the sleep mode The sleep mode allows the module to be placed in a state of low energy consumption There are two levels of sleep mode e The first level is a high layers sleep mode It means that the module cannot receive any AT commands e The second level is the deep sleep it is when the module is turned off use CPOF or PSCPOF AT commands and only the real time clock RTC is running all GPIOs and signals are inactive The module can be wakening up by the start hardware signal pok in or by an alarm see CALA command Note that the module is still power supplied by the host 18 19 2 How to know if the module is in sleep mode When the module is in sleep mode the CTS signal is inactive The module is in deep sleep when all signals are inactive 18 19 3 Sleep states KSLEEP 0 KSLEEP 1
129. port used by the GNSS 2 Advanced AT command called Modem port 3 Diagnostic port used for Traces Note UART port can support all commands listed in this spec and it also supports CS data calls and GPRS calls 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 29 AT Command Interface Specification 1 6 Unsolicited Result Codes URCs Unsolicited result codes URCs are sent simultaneously to all the channels USB UART configured in AT commands mode see KUARTCFG to know how to configure USB and UART in AT commands mode URCs are not sent to channels configured in Data NMEA Traces modes In sleep mode URCs wake up the module and are sent to the AT commands channels 1 7 Document Modification The commands described in this document are only to be used for usual AT commands use The information provided for the commands are subject to change without notice 1 8 Abbreviations Introduction Abbreviation CLIP CLIR CNL CODEC 4114039 Definition Accumulated Call Meter Analog Digital Converter Abbreviated Dialing Number Phonebook Adaptive Multi Rate AMR Full Rate full rate speech version 3 AMR Half Rate half rate speech version 3 Advice Of Charge Access Point Name Address Resolution Protocol Absolute Radio Frequency Channel Number American Standard Code for Information Interchange Standard characters table 1 byte coding ATtention Hayes Standard AT command Set Broadcast Chann
130. presentation of information about CS call states e This command does note replace CLCC command TE is notify whenever a call state changes this avoid TE to use polling mechanism with CLCC command to know the states of each call e Set command enable or disable the presentation of PSCSC lt Call Id gt lt State gt lt Status gt lt Numbers lt type gt lt Line Id gt lt CauseSelect gt lt Cause gt lt Bearer gt every time the states of a call change The optional fields of the URC are filled only when information is available i e depending of the state of the call otherwise they are left empty e Example MO speech alerting at distant and initiated on line 1 PSCSC 1 4 1 1 MO speech call connected to 11111111 and active on line 1 PSCSC 1 5 1 1111111 129 1 MT data call connected to 123456 and active on line 1 BC list A28881211563A6 PSCSC 8 14 1 123456 129 1 A28881211563A6 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 General AT Commands 68 AT Command Interface Specification General AT Commands 3 19 PSFSNT Command Field Strength Notification with Threshold AT PSFSNT Field Strength Notification with Threshold HiLoV2 HiAll only Read command Syntax Response AT PSFSNT PSSSNT lt mode gt OK Write command Syntax Response AT PSFSNT lt mode gt OK lt Field strength gt Parameter lt mode gt 0 Disable
131. seconds 30 by default all the actions happen only if lt temperature gt are maintained at least for this period This parameter is mandatory if lt action gt is not zero lt repGPIO gt define which GPIO be used as output pin 1 by default This parameter is mandatory only if lt action gt 2 is required 1 8 For HiLo V1 1 3 For HiLo V2 1 6 For HiAIINC See hardware user s guide for HiLo3G and HiLoNC3GPS 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 125 AT Command Interface Specification Mobile equipment control and status Commands Reference AT KTEMPMON Temperature monitor Notes The module internal temperature reaches either operating or extreme levels the unsolicited message is in the format KTEMPMEAS lt level gt lt value gt where lt level gt threshold level 2 extreme temperature lower bound see below Note 1 operating temperature lower bound see below Note 0 normal temperature 1 operating temperature upper bound see below Note 2 extreme temperature upper bound see below Note lt value gt actual temperature expressed in Celsius degrees Typical temperature bounds are represented as following Extreme Temperature Lower Bound 40 C Operating Temperature Lower Bound 20 C Operating Temperature Upper Bound 55 C Extreme Temperature Upper Bound 85 C Due to temperature measurement uncertainty there is a tolerance of 2 C Check with KGPIOCFG when using KTEMPMO
132. server e KHTTPSCLOSE Close a HTTPS connection e SSL Certificate Manager e KCERTSTORE Store root CA and local certificates to file system e KPRIVKSTORE Store private key associated to a local certificate e KCERTDELETE Delete local certificate from the index Updated 18 0 April 1 2013 e 0 Command Notes updated to address ATSO limitation e KRST Command Notes e KGSMBOOT Command Applicable HiLo modules e KCNXCFG through KCGPADDR KFTPCFG KFTPDCFG KUDPCFG KHTTPCFG and KGNSSLTOCFG lt cnx cnf gt Parameter definition e KFTPRCV lt local_uri gt Parameter definition and Notes e KFTPSND Notes e KGNSSFIX Description Write Command Response Notes and Example to update positions management for lt mode gt 2 e KGNSSHIST Examples and GNSS Position structure and values e KGNSSFACT Interval and duration Parameter range values e Receive a Voice Call section Description updated e Appendix 5 Supported commands for HiLo modules Updated table to reflect added commands listed above 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 Document History 13 Contents 1 INTRODUC TION iissieccetseceacadacnecdsccenesdecccsesdsasemeadecacuecdsademnaccdaaseddeadaweadeddcamddsadudoand 27 1 1 SCOPE OF this Doc Umentinenssincieine ae eia eiaa aiana aia aoaia Aaea Nae 27 1 2 Relerence DOCUMENTS ssr issirisis ienien is eara edicbensacdag atldlanduedd aqua Meaecsetdeadead Geecananiiies 27 1 3 Reference Configuratio Msense a aaa a A
133. string type 10 bytes type values Unique ID from which ME identifies the MMS 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 304 AT Command Interface Specification MMS commands KMMA Notification MMS in MMSC notification HiLoV2 HiAll only Reference Sierra Wireless proprietary Notes e When a MMS is available in MMSC then an indication is routed to the TE using unsolicited result code This MMS is not directly available by read operation AT KMMRET must be used to retrieved it from MMSC this notification is useful only in the case of automatic retrieval not required 15 15 KMMREC Notification MMS in ME Notification KMMREC Notification MMS in ME notification HiLoV2 HiAll only Unsolicited notification Unsolicited Message KMMREC lt index gt lt result gt Parameters lt index gt string type 10 bytes type values Unique ID from which ME identifies the MMS lt result gt result of the retrieving of the MMS corresponding to lt index gt In any case of error ME will continue to retrieve the remaining MMS 0 The MMS is retrieved without error 1 Network problem 2 MMS retrieval refused by MMSC 3 Wap stack busy Reference Notes e When a MMS is available in ME after it has been retrieved then an indication is routed to the TE using unsolicited result code e This unsolicited message is sent for example after the use of AT KMMRET If the retrieval fails after several retries the M
134. the numbers are in the ON Own number phonebook e Response depends on network providers policy Example AT CNUM CNUM TEL 0612345678 129 CNUM 255 CNUM 255 CNUM 255 OK 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 163 AT Command Interface Specification 6 11 COLP Command Connected Line Identification Presentation AT COLP Connected line identification presentation Test command Syntax Response AT COLP COLP list of supported lt n gt s OK Read command Syntax Response AT COLP COLP lt n gt lt m gt OK Execute command Syntax Response AT COLP lt n gt OK Parameters lt n gt parameter sets shows the result code presentation status in the TA 0 disable 1 enable lt m gt parameter shows the subscriber COLP service status in the network 0 COLP not provisioned 1 COLP provisioned 2 unknown e g no network etc lt numbers lt type gt lt subaddr gt lt satype gt lt alpha gt refer CLIP Reference 27 007 7 8 4114039 Notes e This command refers to the GSM supplementary service COLP Connected Line Identification Presentation that enables a calling subscriber to get the connected line identity COL of the called party after setting up a mobile originated call e When enabled and called subscriber allows gt the following intermediate result code is returned from TA to TE before any CR or V 25ter 14 responses COLP lt number gt
135. used in the send and write commands In PDU mode setting is used by the same commands but only when the length of the SMSC address coded into lt pdu gt parameter equals zero 8 13 CSMP Command Set SMS Text Mode Parameters AT CSMP Set SMS text mode parameters Test command Syntax Response AT CSMP OK Read command Syntax Response AT CSMP CSMP lt fo gt lt vp gt lt pid gt lt dcs gt OK Write command Syntax Response AT CSMP lt fo gt lt vp gt lt OK pid gt lt dcs gt Reference Notes 27 005 3 3 2 e Set command is used to select values for additional parameters needed when SM is sent to the network or placed in storage when text format message mode is selected It is possible to set the validity period starting from when the SM is received by the SMSC lt vp gt is in range 0 255 or define the absolute time of the validity period termination lt vp gt is a string The format of lt vp gt is given by lt fo gt If TA supports the EVPF see 3G TS 23 040 3 it shall be given as a hexadecimal coded string refer e g lt pdu gt with double quotes e When storing a SMS DELIVER from the TE to the preferred memory storage in text mode refer command Write Message to Memory CMGW lt vp gt field can be used for lt scts gt e Example to activate the SMS STATUS REPORT AT CSMP 49 167 0 0 OK e Example to use UCS2 data coding scheme AT CSMP 17 167
136. 0 PSOPNM Command Operator Name ccceecceeeeeeeeseeceeeeeeeaeeesaaeeeeeeeseeeesaeeeseeeeeeees 171 6 21 PSNTRG Command Network Registration ccccceccceseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeceeeeeseaeeeeaaeeeeeees 172 6 22 PSHZNT Command Home Zone NotificatiONMs isisisi 174 6 23 PSUTTZ Command Universal Time and Time Zone eecceceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeseeeeeneeeeenees 175 6 24 PSHPLMN Command Home PLMN cceccceeeeeeeeeeeceeeeecaeeesaaeeeeeeeseeeesaeeeseeeeenees 176 6 25 PSGAAT Command GPRS Automatic Attach cccccccccecceeeeeeeeeeeeeeseteeeseaeeeseeeeeeees 176 6 26 PSNWID Command Network ldentity a siccvsetsessecesssrerseesctveretsitersad aeiio aanse 177 6 27 KNETREJSTAT Command Network Rejection Status 0 ccceeeeseeeeeeeseeeeeeneeeeeees 178 7 PHONE BOOK MANAGEMENT sssssssssessssenexexcxcxsxansxensxansxexensncxensacnszensxensnensannss 181 7 1 CPBF Command Find Phonebook Entries c cccecceseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeceeeeeeeaeeeeaeeeanees 181 7 2 CPBR Command Read Current Phonebook Entries cccseceeeeeeeeeeeeseteeeeeeeeeeeees 181 7 3 CPBS Command Select Phonebook Memory Storage cccceesceeeeeeeeeeeeeeneeeeeees 182 7 4 CPBW Command Write Phonebook Entries c ccceccceseeeeeeeeeeeeeeseeeeeseaeeseeeeeenees 183 8 SMS AT COMMANDS ws cisicisisinacscecinacsnastnacsaucattnanenanacaassdnassndssnanstacatdcnddnanannnandes 184 8 1 Preliminary COMMONS ters dan sees veanct
137. 0 0 OK AT KTCPCFG 0 1 13 KTCPCFG 1 OK AT KTCPCNX 1 OK AT KCGPADDR KCGPADDR 0 10 35 125 89 OK KTCP_SRVREQ 1 2 AT KTCPSND 2 15 CONNECT Date and time OK KTCP_SRVREQ 1 3 KTCP_NOTIF 2 4 AT KTCPSND 3 15 CONNECT Date and time OK AT KTCPCLOSEZ3 1 OK AT KTCPCLOSE 1 1 OK AT KTCPDEL 1 OK Hardware flow control activation Set GPRS parameters APN login password Set TCP listener and port number Initiate the server Get the IP address to initiate a connection request with a client A client requests a connection session ID 2 DATA sent to the client read Another client requests a connection session ID 3 CHILD mode for session 3 Client session 2 closes the connection DATA sent to the client Close client session 3 and then session 3 is deleted automatically CHILD mode for session 3 Close server session 1 Delete session 1 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 372 AT Command Interface Specification Appendix 18 6 3 Polling for the status of a socket AT amp K3 OK AT KCNXCFG 0 GPRS APN log password 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 OK AT KTCPCFG 0 0 www google com 80 KTCPCFG 1 OK AT KURCCFG TCP 0 OK AT KTCPCNX 1 OK AT KTCPSTAT 1 KTCPSTAT 3 1 0 0 OK AT KTCPSND 1 3000 CONNECT Data send OK AT KTCPSTAT 1 KTCPSTAT 3 1 1234 0 OK AT KTCPSTAT 1 KTCPSTAT
138. 000 4 4 bit s 15 5000 000 11 1 kbit s 6 5000 11 1 bit s 16 10000 000 22 kbit s 7 10 000 22 bit s 17 20000 000 44 kbit s 8 20 000 44 bit s 18 50000 000 111 kbit s 9 50 000 111 bit s 31 best effort Reference 27 007 10 1 7 Notes 10 8 CGQREQ Command Request Quality of Service Profile Test command Syntax AT CGQREQ AT CGQREQ Request quality of service profile Response CGQREQ lt PDP_type gt list of supported lt precedencess list of supported lt delay gt s list of supported lt reliability gt s list of supported lt peak gt s list of supported lt meanss CGQREQ lt PDP_types list of supported lt precedencess list of supported lt delay gt s list of supported lt reliability gt s list of supported lt peak gt s list of supported lt meanss OK Read command Syntax Response AT CGQREQ CGQREQ lt cid gt lt precedence gt lt delay gt lt reliability gt lt peak gt lt mean gt CGQREQ lt cid gt lt precedence gt lt delay gt lt reliability gt lt peak gt lt mean gt L lt peak gt lt mean gt 4114039 OK Write command Response Syntax OK CGQREQ lt cid gt L lt precedence gt Parameters lt delay gt lt reliability gt ig a numeric parameter which specifies a particular PDP context definition see the CGDCONT command lt precedence gt a numeric para
139. 009 Add note for CPIN 30s answer if card extraction 5 22 01 2009 Add new AT cmd KSYNC 5 26 01 2009 Change PSSTKI explanation 5 09 02 2009 Modify the notes of KSYNC 5 11 02 2009 Modify pattern things for TCP UDP cmds 5 11 02 2009 Change the formula for BUZZER frequency and its range See KPWM 5 13 02 2009 Add new parameters for KSYNC command 5 14 02 2009 Add KFILTER command 5 13 02 2009 Make KSYNC generate signal through PWMO or PWM1 5 19 02 2009 Modify KTEMPMON KGSMAD KSIMDET 5 20 02 2009 APPENDIX 13 QA FOR ADVANCED AT COMMAND for FTP 5 24 02 2009 Delete 10 11 CGSMS duplicated with 10 10 5 25 02 2009 Change KTEMPMON 5 25 02 2009 CFUN lt fun gt from 1 4 5 27 02 2009 Add TA for KCELL 5 27 02 2009 Add some note for KGPIO and KPWM 5 27 02 2009 Change response description after DTR off for KFTPRCV and KFTPSND 5 06 03 2009 Add CSNS command 5 10 03 2009 Modify the cid range for CGPADDR 6 04 04 2009 IPR Del unsupported baud rate SIMDET note for GPIO CLIP CHUP CSMP add example 21 04 2009 Add KBND command 23 04 2009 Add KTCPSTART Add KTCPSTAT Add KURCCFG Add example in Appendix A6 3 A6 4 and A6 5 7 24 04 2009 Change TCP example value 16 replace by 18 Add information about TA in KCELL 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 Document History AT Command Interface Specification Version Date Updates 04 05 2009 Update example of CPMS 18 05 2009 Update VIP 20 05 2009 Add AT KATH Document Release 7 21 05
140. 013 223 AT Command Interface Specification Command name PSSTK URC Format PSSTK command parameters list AT PSSTK MENU SIM Application Toolkit AT Commands lt SimLanguage gt MENU SELECTION SEE SELECTION Itemldentifier ALL CALLS NULL AT PSSTK ALL CALLS DISCONNECTED DISCONNECTED AT PSSTK USER USER ACTIVITY NULL ACTIVITY IDLE SCREEN NULL AT PSSTK IDLE SCREEN AVAILABLE AVAILABLE SETUP CALL NULL AT PSSTK SETUP CALL TERMINATED TERMINATED PSSTK GET ITEM LIST i i GET ITEM LIST lt ltem_index gt lt ltemldentifier gt lt Alphabet gt Broo GE MITEM rer i NumberOfltems lt p_Text gt lt NextAction gt lt Iconld gt lt IconQualifier gt PSSTK LANGUAGE NOTIFICATION LANGUAGE n NOTIFICATION lt CommandNumber gt lt SpecificLanguage gt NULL SETUP IDLE MODE TEXT PSSTK SETUP IDLE MODE TEXT lt CommandNumbers lt Alphabet gt lt Text gt lt Iconld gt lt IlconQulifier gt AT PSSTK SETUP IDLE MODE TEXT CommandNumber IconDisplay PSSTK lt Alphald gt REFRESH REFRESH lt CommandNumber gt lt RefreshType gt NULE END CALL PSSTK ENDCALL lt CommandNumber gt lt Cause NULL Select gt lt Cause gt lt Callld gt PSSTK DISCONNECT lt CauseSelect gt lt Cause gt lt CallldListStatusO gt lt CallldListStatus1 gt lt CallldList Status2 gt lt CallldListStatus3 gt lt CallldListStatus4 gt lt
141. 05 3 2 3 e Set command tells the TA which input and output format of messages to use lt mode gt indicates the format of messages used with send list read and write commands and unsolicited result codes resulting from received messages Mode can be either PDU mode entire TP data units used or text mode headers and body of the messages given as separate parameters Text mode uses the value of parameter lt chset gt specified by command Select TE Character Set CSCS to inform the character set to be used in the message body in the TA TE interface 8 5 CMGL Command List SMS Messages from Preferred Storage AT CMGL List SMS messages from preferred storage Test command Syntax Response AT CMGL CMGL list of supported lt stat gt s OK Execute command Syntax Response AT CMGL lt stat gt Only if PDU mode CMGF 0 and command successtul CMGL lt index gt lt stat gt lt alpha gt lt length gt lt CR gt lt LF gt lt pdu gt lt CR gt lt LF gt CMGL lt index gt lt stat gt lt alpha gt lt length gt lt CR gt lt LF gt lt pdu gt OK Parameters lt stat gt e 0 1 2 3 4 in PDU mode default 0 e REC UNREAD REC READ STO UNSET STO SENT ALL in text mode default REC UNREAD Reference Notes 27 005 3 4 2 and 4 1 e Execution command returns messages with status value lt stat gt from preferred message storage lt mem1 gt to the TE Entire data units lt pdu
142. 10 is woken up by an incoming call only one pulse is set even if shape 0 is used e The width of the pulse is 1s e Setup command only to send once to define the RI behavior e Donot use the command while an incoming call SMS SMSCB USSD 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 106 AT Command Interface Specification Mobile equipment control and status Commands 5 24 KSREP Command Mobile Start up Reporting AT KSREP Mobile start up reporting Test command Syntax Response AT KSREP KSREP list of supported lt act gt s OK Read command Syntax Response AT KSREP KSREP lt act gt lt stat gt OK Write command Syntax Response AT KSREP lt act gt OK Parameters lt act gt Indicates if the module must send a unsolicited code during the startup 0 The module doesn t send an unsolicited code 1 The module will send an unsolicited code lt stat gt This code indicates the status of the module 0 The module is ready to receive commands for the TE No access code is required 1 The module is waiting for an access code The AT CPIN Command can be used to determine it The SIM card is not present The module is in SIMlock state unrecoverable error unknown state Reference Notes Sierra Wireless Proprietary e The module uses unsolicited code once after the boot process KSUP lt stat gt e The KSUP notification will not be sent if the module is in autobaud mode and no bytes have been received
143. 133 AT Command Interface Specification Mobile equipment control and status Commands AT KNETSCAN Network scan functionality Reference Retrieving cells information Sierra Wireless Proprietary AT KNETSCAN 2 To check cells information at any time KNETSCAN 7 567 22 02f810 3802 4f24 29 4 586 26 02f81 0 3802 4f27 31 571 13 02f810 3802 ae3b 20 8 20 02f810 3802 7c95 21 535 29 02f810 380 2 0186 11 24 12 02f810 3802 4f29 12 39 22 0 21810 3802 7c96 15 OK Network scan deactivation AT KNETSCAN 0 Return to nominal mode reboot OK 5 47 KCELLSCAN Command Cell Scan AT KCELLSCAN Cell scan functionality Test command Syntax Response AT KCELLSCAN KCELLSCAN list of supported lt modess list of supported lt URCss list of supported lt timeoutss list of supported lt ext gt s OK Read command Syntax Response AT KCELLSCAN KCELLSCAN lt mode gt OK Write command Syntax Response AT KCELLSCAN lt mode OK gt lt ARFCN gt lt URC gt when lt mode gt 2 and command successful lt timeout gt lt ext gt KCELLSCAN lt ARFCN gt lt BSIC gt lt PLMN gt lt LAC gt lt Cl gt lt RSSI gt lt RAC gt OK Parameters lt mode gt 0 deactivate cell scan 1 activate cell scan 2 request cell information lt PLMN gt PLMN identifiers 3 bytes made of MCC Mobile Country Code and MNC Mobile Network Code If not specify search on entire band 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013
144. 14 KTCPACKINEFO Poll ACK Status for the Latest Data KTCPACKINFO Poll ACK status for the latest data HiLoV2 HiAll only Write command Syntax Response AT KTCPACKINFO KTCPACKINFO lt session_id gt lt result gt lt session_id gt OK CME ERROR lt err gt Parameters lt session_id gt Index of the TCP session lt result gt 0 Data sent failure not all data has been received by remote side 1 Data sent success all the data has already been received by the remote side 2 The status is unknown yet Reference Notes Sierra Wireless Proprietary e The command will return ERROR if lt URC ENDTCP enable gt of command KTCPCFG is 0 e Before the first AT KTCPSND of the session AT KTCPACKINFO returns 2 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 256 AT Command Interface Specification 13 5 FTP Client Specific Commands 13 5 1 KFTPCFG FTP Configuration Protocol specific commands Read command Syntax AT KFTPCFG AT KFTPCFG FTP Configuration Response KFTPCFG lt cnx cnf gt lt server_name gt lt login gt lt password gt lt port_number gt lt mode gt Write command Syntax AT KFTPCFG lt cnx cnf gt lt server_name gt L lt login gt lt passwords gt lt port_num ber gt lt mode gt Response KFTPCFG lt session_id gt OK Parameters lt cnx cnf gt 0 7 PDP context configuration a numeric parameter which specifies a particular PDP context c
145. 2 KFTPRCV Receive FTP Files AT KFTPRCV Receive FTP files Write command Syntax Response AT KFTPRCV lt session_ CONNECT id gt lt local_uri gt lt server lt EOF_pattern gt OK _path gt lt file_name gt OK lt type_of_file gt lt offset GME ERROR lt err gt KFTP_RCV_DONE lt session_id gt NO CARRIER KFTP_ERROR lt session_id gt lt ftp cause gt Parameters lt session_id gt Index of the FTP session lt local_uri gt String type Indicates the URI of the destination file It shall start with An empty string or no string indicates that the data will be transmitted to the serial link in data mode CONNECT OK If this string is present the file will be silently downloaded to this destination as the download is finish the module notifies the user KFTP_RCV_DONE lt server_path gt string type Indicates the path of the file to be downloaded An empty string or no string indicates the downloading is done from the path given by the lt server_name gt parameter lt file_name gt string type Indicates the name of the file to download lt type_of_file gt Numeric type Indicates the type of file ASCII or binary to transfer 0 binary default value 1 ASCII lt offset gt Integer type 0 4294967295 Indicates the offset to resume transfer See Appendix 18 7 3 FTP Resume use case When downloading file and transmitting to serial link module will use the lt offs
146. 2 lt CRLF gt lt CRLF gt myboundary lt CRLF gt Note block to send is 15360 The encoded file in this example is not complete We assume that the final size of the whole data 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 390 AT Command Interface Specification Appendix AT amp K3 OK AT KCNXCFG 0 GPRS APN log password OK AT KCNXTIMER 0 60 2 70 OK AT KCNXPROFILE 0 OK AT CGATT 1 OK AT KSMTPPARAM smtp domain com 580 sender addr domain KSMTPPARAM smtp domain com 580 sender addr domain OK AT KSMTPPWD mylogin mypassword KSMTPPWD mylogin mypassword OK AT KSMTPTO receiver addr domain KSMTPTO receiver addr domain OK AT KSMTPSUBJECT Complex mail example KSMTPSUBJECT Complex mail example OK AT KSMTPUL 0 15360 KSMTPUL 1 CONNECT Content type multipart mixed boundary myboundary lt CARLF gt lt CRLF gt myboundary lt CRLF gt lt CRLF gt Hello lt CRLF gt lt CRLF gt Here is the image was talking about lt CRLF gt hardware flow control activation Set GPRS parameters APN login password Set Timers Activate GPRS profile Be sure to attach to the network Fill in the connection parameters the SMTP server URL is smtp domain com at port 580 Fill in the authentication parameters Fill in the receiver parameters one direct and a c
147. 2007 05 11 2007 01 02 2008 Add commands timeout Delete TAC for KCELL Delete FAE Change KFLSH space to 2MB Add list of commands available without SIM card 3 05 02 2008 Remove UMTS bands in PSRDBS 3 13 02 2008 Declare the KCELL parameter format hex or decimal 3 21 02 2008 Change KCNXCFG parameter lt nbmode gt to string type 3 22 02 2008 Add IPR comments for autobaud Add CGACT comments 3 12 03 2008 Modify on AT CALA 3 18 03 2008 Change Appendix 5 title 3 25 03 2008 Modifications on AT KADC 3 26 03 2008 Modifications on AT CRSM 3 01 04 2008 Modifications on AT KADC 3 03 04 2008 Modifications on AT KPWM 3 07 04 2008 Modifications on CRSM Add CSIM 3 07 04 2008 Modifications on KGPIOCFG 3 21 04 2008 Add CRSM example 3 23 04 2008 Update FTP reply codes 3 25 04 2008 Update SMTP Specific Error Code Modification on AT KSMTPPARAM Modification on AT KSMTPTO Cancel ETX checking for AT KSMTPUL 3 25 04 2008 Modification of STK 3 29 04 2008 Modification KRIC delete 0x20 mux07 10 wake mode not supported 3 03 06 2008 Replace the flash reading and writing command with KFSFILE command 3 05 06 2008 Remove mode 2 of AT VIP 3 05 06 2008 Update the POP and SMTP Specific Error Code 3 19 06 2008 Add 41 forgotten AT commands 3 19 06 2008 Update TCP UDP commands 3 23 06 2008 1 Add 13 3 End of Data pattern 2 Update 13 5 FTP Specific Commands for multi session syntax and KPATTERN 3 Update Appendix 7 HOW TO USE FTP Specific commands
148. 2009 Update lt session id gt and add new Err code for TCP UDP Update KTCPSTART 7 21 05 2009 Add new error code for SMTP and POP3 7 26 05 2009 Update ATI 7 26 05 2009 Modify SIMDET gt SIMCD in KSIMDET 7 29 05 2009 Add AT commands for Audio 7 03 06 2009 Add network scan commands KNETSCAN and KCELLSCAN 7 04 06 2009 Update KCGPADDR Update Appendix 5 Set of commands supported 7 05 06 2009 Add comments for gpio usage 7 05 06 2009 Add comments for KSYNC 7 09 06 2009 Add and modify notes for KNETSCAN and KCELLSCAN 7 17 06 2009 Correction T 18 06 2009 Update KCGPADDR and KCNXPROFILE 7 24 06 2009 Update of the template and minor modifications Document Release T 25 06 2009 Update CNMI 7 01 07 2009 Update KSIMDET 7 03 072009 Add read command for KFILTER 7 03 072009 Modify syntax for PSSTK GET INPUT Delete extended error code for unknown err Delete table for behavior of dtr ato 7 21 072009 Update CME ERR 100 7 29 07 2009 Add new optional parameter for AT KTCPCFG with source port Document Release 7 25 08 2009 Add lt mngt gt 2 for AT KSLEEP 7 27 08 2009 In CPWC command change Band order 7 31 08 2009 Change CHUP note hang up waiting active MT calls and MO calls 7 03 09 2009 In CPWC command change Band order Document Release 7 07 09 2009 Add AT PSSTKI 2 and AT PSSTKI 3 7 07 09 2009 Correct VIP command 7 10 09 2009 Add KJAMDET 7 22 09 2009 Add lt rssi_threshold gt for KJAMDET 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 Docume
149. 2013 17 AT Command Interface Specification Mobile equipment control and status Commands Write command Syntax AT KGPIOCFG lt n gt lt dir gt lt pull mode gt AT KGPIOCFG GPIO configuration HiLo3G HiLoNC3GPS For HiLoNC3GPS 1 GPIO2 pin name of the connector 2 GPIO3 pin name of the connector 3 GPIO4 pin name of the connector 4 GPIO5 pin name of the connector 5 GPIO6 pin name of the connector lt dir gt direction 0 output 1 input lt pull mode gt 0 pull down internal pull down resistor available Only used in input mode 1 pull up internal pull up resistor available Only used in input mode 2 no pull Internal pull up down resistor NOT available Only used in output mode Reference Sierra Wireless Proprietary Notes e The current configuration is saved in non volatile memory before a reset e This command provides configuration for KGPIO command e The KGPIOCFG to configure pins to input pull up down will have few ms to configure as output during the configuration process 5 33 KADC Command Analog Digital Converter Test command Syntax AT KADC Read command Syntax AT KADC lt Meas id gt lt Meas time gt AT KADC Analog digital converter HiLoV2 HiAll only Response KADC lt list of supported Meas id gt lt list of supported Meas time gt OK Response KADC lt Meas result gt lt Meas id gt lt Meas time gt lt burs
150. 2013 162 AT Command Interface Specification 6 10 CNUM Command Subscriber Number Network service related Commands AT CNUM Subscriber number Test command Syntax Response AT CNUM CNUM 0 1 129 145 161 128 255 OK Execute command Syntax Response AT CNUM CNUM lt alpha1 gt lt number1 gt lt type1 gt lt speed gt lt service gt lt itc gt lt CR gt lt LF gt CNUM lt alpha2 gt lt number2 gt lt type2 gt lt speed gt lt service gt lt itc gt OK Parameters lt alpha gt optional alphanumeric string associated with lt number gt used character set should be the one selected with command Select TE Character Set CSCS lt numbers gt string type phone number of format specified by lt type gt lt type gt type of address octet in integer format refer GSM 04 08 8 sub clause 10 5 4 7 lt speed gt as defined in 27 007 sub clause 6 7 or CBST lt service gt service related to the phone number 0 asynchronous modem 1 synchronous modem 2 PAD Access asynchronous 3 Packet Access synchronous 4 voice 5 fax for HiLo V1 only also all other values below 128 are reserved by the present document lt itc gt information transfer capability 0 3 1kHz 1 UDI Reference Notes 27 007 7 1 e Action command returns the MSISDNs related to the subscriber this information can be stored in the SIM or in the ME e The Read Command AT CNUM returns an error e All
151. 2013 SMS AT Commands 90 AT Command Interface Specification SMS AT Commands 8 10 CNMI Command New SMS Message Indication AT CNMI New SMS message indication Test command Syntax Response AT CNMl CNMI list of supported lt modess list of supported lt mtss list of supported lt bmss list of supported lt dsss list of supported lt bfr gt s OK Read command Syntax Response AT CNMI CNMI lt mode gt lt mt gt lt bm gt lt ds gt lt bfr gt OK Write command Syntax Response AT CNMI lt mode gt OK L lt mt gt lt bm gt L lt ds gt lt bfr gt Parameters lt mode gt 0 Buffer unsolicited result codes in the TA If TA result code buffer is full indications can be buffered in some other place or the oldest indications may be discarded and replaced with the new received indications 1 Discard indication and reject new received message unsolicited result codes when TA TE link is reserved Otherwise forward them directly to the TE 2 Buffer unsolicited result codes in the TA when TA TE link is reserved e g in on line data mode and flush them to the TE after reservation Otherwise forward them directly to the TE lt mt gt 0 No SMS DELIVER indications are routed to the TE 1 If SMS DELIVER when a SMS is received there is an unsolicited result code CMTI lt memory gt lt index gt 2 Class 2 SMS are stored in SM and notification CMTI SM lt index gt is sent to TE
152. 215 28 66 04 312 22 64 GPGSA A 3 02 04 12 14 8 0 4 5 6 5 38 GNGSA A 3 02 04 12 14 8 0 4 5 6 5 26 Deactivate NMEA RCV If NMEA sent on UART1 Send or DTR drop on UART1 OK If NMEA sent on UARTO Send AT KNMEARCV 0 0 on UART1 Activate NMEA RCV storage in FS AT KNMEARCV 1 1 where 2 1 stands for lt uart fs gt OK Deactivate NMEA RCV AT KNMEARCV 0 1 where 1 stands for lt uart fs gt OK Stop GNSS AT KGNSSRUN 0 KGNSSRUN 0 OK HiALL NC HiLoNC3GPS only 17 6 KGNSSFIX GNSS Position Configuration Description This command allows activating or deactivating the sending by the module of unsolicited messages which indicate whereas the GNSS has done a fix or if it has lost it Using this command the Terminal Equipment can request the module the current GNSS position or the last valid GNSS position Syntax AT KGNSSFIX Get information about GNSS fix HiALL NC HiLoNC3GPS only Test command Syntax AT KGNSSFIX 4114039 Response KGNSSFIX list of supported lt modess list of supported lt pos_type gt s OK Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 324 AT Command Interface Specification GNSS commands Read command Syntax AT KGNSSFIX AT KGNSSFIX Get information about GNSS fix Response HiALL NC HiLoNC3GPS only KGNSSFIX lt mode gt lt fix gt OK Stored lt modes is either 0 or 1 never 2 Write command Syntax
153. 3 0 100 4000 0 3 OK 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 220 AT Command Interface Specification GPRS AT Commands Write command Syntax CGEQREQ lt cid gt lt Traffic_class gt lt maximum_bitrate_UL gt lt maximum_bitrate_DL gt lt Guaranteed_bitrate_UL gt lt Guaranteed_bitrate_DL gt lt Delivery_order gt lt Maximum_SDU _ size gt lt SDU error_ratio gt lt Residual_bit_error_ratio gt lt Delivery_of_erroneous_S DUs gt lt Transfer_delay gt lt Traffic_handling_priority gt AT CGEQRE Q 3G Quality of Service Profile Requested HiLo3G HiLoNC3GPS Response OK Parameter values per specifications parameter values supported are lt cid gt 1 to 16 lt Traffic_class gt 0 to 4 lt maximum_bitrate_UL gt 0 to 384 lt maximum_bitrate_DL gt 0 to 384 lt Guaranteed_bitrate_UL gt 0 to 384 lt Guaranteed_bitrate_DL gt 0 to 384 lt Delivery_order gt 0 to 2 lt Maximum_SDU_ size gt 0 to 1520 lt SDU _error_ratio gt OEO 1E1 1E2 7E3 1E3 1E4 1E5 1E6 lt Residual_bit_error_ratio gt OE0 5E2 1E2 5E3 4E3 1E3 1E4 1E5 1E6 6E8 lt Delivery_of_erroneous_SDUs gt 0 to 3 lt Transfer_delay gt 0 100 to 4000 lt Traffic_handling_priority gt 0 to 3 Set values are saved across power cycles Reference 27 007 10 1 6 Notes e Setting these parameters will reset CGQMIN and CGQREQ to defaults 10 14 CGEQNEG Command
154. 3 1 100 0 OK AT KTCPSTAT 1 KTCPSTAT 3 1 0 0 OK AT KTCPSTAT 1 KTCPSTAT 3 1 0 320 OK AT KTCPRCV 1 320 CONNECT a lot of data EOF Pattern OK AT KTCPCLOSE 1 1 OK AT KTCPDEL 1 OK Hardware flow control activation Set GPRS parameters APN login password Set TCP Server address and port number Returns the session_id 1 Disable TCP unsolicited messages Initiate the connection use session 1 Poll the connection status Connection is UP Send data on socket 1 we expect to send 3000 bytes but you can send less You can send data after CONNECT To finish send the KPATTERN EOF you can define this with KPATTERN command Poll the connection status Connection is UP there are 1234 bytes not yet sent Poll the connection status Connection is UP there are 100 bytes not yet sent Poll the connection status Connection is UP all bytes have been sent Poll the connection status Connection is UP 320 bytes are available for reading Read 320 bytes on socket 1 Data are sent after CONNECT Receive KPATTERN Close session 1 Delete session 1 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 373 AT Command Interface Specification Appendix 18 6 4 End to End TCP connection AT amp K3 OK AT KCNXCFG 0 GPRS APN log password 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 OK AT KTCPCFG 0 0 www google com 80 KTCPCFG 1 OK AT KTCPSTART 1 CONNECT
155. 3 6 2 KFTPDSTAT FTP Server Status AT KFTPDSTAT Get FTP Server Status HiLoV2 HiAll only Read command Syntax Response AT KFTPDSTAT KFTPDSTAT lt state gt lt nb_users gt lt notif gt OK Parameters lt state gt Status of the server 0 Deactivated The FTP service is not available 1 Activated The FTP service is ready lt nb_users gt Number of users currently connected lt notif gt Activation of unsolicited notification KFTPD_NOTIF 0 disable Event of the server are not sent to V24 1 Enable Event of the server are sent to V24 with KFTPD_NOTIF Write command Response Syntax OK AT KFTPDSTAT lt notif gt Parameters lt notif gt Activation of unsolicited notification KFTPD_NOTIF 0 disable Event of the server are not sent to V24 1 Enable Event of the server are sent to V24 with KFTPD_NOTIF Reference Notes Sierra Wireless Proprietary e Execution command configures the server See KFTPDRUN for server activation e Only one ftp user is currently supported lt nb_users gt is always 0 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 263 AT Command Interface Specification 13 6 3 KFTPDRUN Run FTP Server Write command Syntax AT KFTPDRUN cnotif gt AT KFTPDRUN Run FTP server HiLoV2 HiAll only Response KFTPDRUN lt server ip gt OK CME ERROR lt err gt NO CARRIER KFTPD_ERROR lt ftpd cause gt Parameters lt server ip gt IP address of the ftp ser
156. 4 AT Command Interface Specification SMS AT Commands 8 15 CPMS Command Preferred Message Storage AT CPMS Preferred message storage Test command Syntax Response AT CPMS CPMS list of supported lt mem1ss list of supported lt mem2s gt s list of supported lt mem3 gt s OK Read command Syntax Response AT CPMS CPMS lt mem1 gt lt used1 gt lt total1 gt lt mem2 gt lt used2 gt lt total2 gt lt mem3 gt lt used3 gt lt total3 gt OK Write command Syntax Response AT CPMS lt mem1 gt lt me CPMS lt used1 gt lt totali gt lt used2 gt lt total2 gt lt used3 gt lt total3 gt m2 gt lt mem3 gt OK Parameters See chapter 8 2 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 195 AT Command Interface Specification SMS AT Commands Reference 27 005 3 2 2 AT CPMS Preferred message storage Notes e Set command selects memory storages lt mem1 gt lt mem2 gt lt mem3 gt to be used for reading writing etc e Configuration is set to default values when the module starts Example AT CPMS CPMS SM ME SM ME SM ME OK AT CPMS CPMS SM 27 50 SM 27 50 SM 27 50 OK AT CPMS SM CPMS 27 50 27 50 27 50 OK AT CPMS SM SM SM CPMS 27 50 27 50 27 50 OK SMS classes table VS Preferred Storage SMS Class 0 Immediate display SMS Class 1 ME specific SMS Class 2 SIM specific SM
157. 4 8 15 CPMS Command Preferred Message Storage cccccceceeeeeeseeceeeeeseeeeeseeeeseeeeeeees 195 8 16 CSDH Command Show Text Mode Parameters ccccccccceeeeeeeceeeeeceeeeeseeeeeseeeeenees 197 8 17 CSAS Command Save Settings cccccesccessscceecceceeceeeesceeeseeeeeeaeseeaaesnaeeeeaaeeeeaaeseenees 197 8 18 CRES Command Restore Settings is sssrini idoia 198 8 19 CMT Notification Received SMSPP Content ccceesceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeceeeeeseaeeeseeeeeeees 198 8 20 PSMEMCAP Command SMS Memory Capacity cccceccceeeseeceeeeeseeeeeseeeesneeeeenees 198 9 DATA AND FAX AT COMMANDS ccccccceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeseeeeeees 200 9 1 CBST Command Select Bearer Service Type ccceccceceeeeeneceeeeeceeeeeseaeeeeeeesenees 200 9 2 CRLP Command Select Radio Link Protocol Parameter ccccesteeeseeeeeeseeeeeeees 201 9 3 CR Command Service Reporting Control ccceccceceeeeeceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeseeeeeseaeeeeaeeeeeeees 202 9 4 FCLASS Command Fax Select Read or Test Service Class 203 9 5 F RM Command Receive Data ser sccceesvaecveatedancdis vieccatiesascevitieevestesandeevtaeeguanshieiveerecs 204 9 6 F TM Command Transmit Data ss ic scsitss cca tien ected aiiai eiaeia 204 9 7 FRS Command Receive SilenCe ccccccccescceecceeeeneeceeeeeceaeeeeaaesseneeseaeeesaaeeeeaaeesnees 205 9 8 FTS Command Stop Transmission and Wait
158. 4114039 Syntax Response ATM lt mode gt OK Parameter lt mode gt 0 9 Reference Notes e The responses of this command are compliant with the recommendation but this command has no effect Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 V25ter AT Commands 49 AT Command Interface Specification 2 25 S6 Command Pause before Blind Dialing Write command ATS6 Pause before blind dialing ITU T V 250 6 3 9 Syntax Response ATS6 lt time gt OK Parameter lt time gt 0 999 Reference Notes e The responses of this command are compliant with the recommendation but this command has no effect 2 26 S8 Command Comma Dial Modifier Time ATS8 Comma usage in dial modifier time ITU T V 250 6 3 11 4114039 Read command Syntax Response ATS8 lt time gt OK Write command Syntax Response ATS8 lt time gt OK Parameter lt time gt 0 255 See Data stored by amp W for default value Reference Notes e Since comma is ignored in D command this command has no effect Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 V25ter AT Commands 50 AT Command Interface Specification V25ter AT Commands 2 27 S10 Command Automatic Disconnect Delay AT10 Automatic disconnect delay Read command Syntax Response ATS10 lt time gt OK Write command Syntax Response ATS10 lt time gt OK Parameter lt time gt 1 254 See Data stored by amp W for default value Reference Note
159. 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 122 AT Command Interface Specification Mobile equipment control and status Commands 5 40 KGSMAD Command Antenna Detection AT KGSMAD Antenna detection HiLoV2 HiAll only Test command Syntax Response AT KGSMAD KGSMAD lt mod gt lt urcmode gt lt interval gt lt detGPIO gt lt repGPIO gt OK Read command Syntax Response AT KGSMAD KGSMAD lt mod gt lt urcmode gt lt interval gt lt detGPIO gt lt repGPIO gt OK Write command Syntax Response AT KGSMAD lt mods gt OK lt urcmode gt L lt interval gt Parameters L lt detGPIO gt lt mod gt L lt repGPIO gt 0 Disable antenna detection 1 Periodic antenna detection 2 Instantaneous antenna detection lt urcmode gt URC presentation mode It has meaning only if lt mods is 1 0 Disable the presentation of antenna detection URC 1 Enable the presentation of antenna detection URC lt interval gt 45 3600s the interval between two detection default is 120 It has meaning only if lt mod gt is 1 lt detGPIO gt defines which GPIO be used as input by Antenna detection algorithm 1 by default 1 8 For HiLo V1 3 For HiLo V2 6 For HiAIINC It I lt repGPIO gt defines which GPIO be used as output by Antenna Detection algorithm to report antenna condition 3 by default It has meaning only if lt mod gt is 1 1 8 For HiLo V1 1 3 For HiLo V2 1 6 For HiAIINC 4114039 Rev 18 0
160. 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 198 AT Command Interface Specification SMS AT Commands AT PSMEMCAP SMS memory capacity HiLoV2 HiAll only Read command Get current status Syntax AT PSMEMCAP Response PSMEMCAP lt mode gt lt TE memory status gt lt SIM memory free records gt Parameters lt mode gt 0 Disable notification presentation 1 Enable notification presentation lt TE memory status gt 0 TE memory available for SMS storage 1 TE memory capacity exceeded lt SIM memory free records gt 0 SIM is full 1 255 Number of free SMS records Write command Syntax Response AT PSMEMCAP PSMEMCAP lt SIM memory status gt lt Network status gt lt TE memory status gt L lt mode gt Parameters lt SIM memory status gt 0 SIM memory available for SMS storage 1 SIM memory capacity exceeded lt Network status gt 0 No notification sent to network 1 Memory available has been sent to network after last SMS operation 2 Memory capacity exceeded has been sent to network after last SMS operation Reference Sierra Wireless e This command allows SMS memory status synchronization between ME SIM Proprietary and TE It allows suspend resume SMS reception depending on SIM and TE memory status availability for SMS storage e Set command is used to inform ME about SMS memory status on TE side e Set command is also used to control presentation memory notification when SIM memory status changes full
161. 5 13 4 TOP Specii Command Si orison saedetices eects laniitsaaceetitesdetthaadeeeuetaniettaaaceetaeenitesasees 246 13 4 1 KTCPCFG TCP Connection Configuration esseesseesseesseesseeseesseesnerrnesrresreees 246 134 22 KTCPCNX TCP Conne CtiOn isco ocisneeuccvaeitind ideas deren ss narietdresd Qeiasstees 247 13 4 3 KTCPRCV Receive Data through a TCP Connection 0 ceccceeeeeeeeeeeeteeeeetees 248 13 4 4 KTCPSND Send Data through a TCP Connection 0 cccceeeseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeees 249 13 4 5 KTCPCLOSE Close Current TCP Operation c ccccccesseceeeeeeeeeeeseeeeeseeeeenees 249 13 4 6 KTCPDEL Delete a Configured TCP Session ccccceeeeceeeeeeeteeeeeeeeeeeeeeeees 250 13 4 7 KTCP_SRVREQ Notification Incoming Client Connection Request 250 13 4 8 KTCP_DATA Incoming Data through a TCP Connection 252 13 4 9 KTCP_DATA Notification Incoming data through a TCP Connection 252 13 4 10 KURCCFG Enable or Disable the URC from TCP Commands 0ceeee 253 13 411 KTCPSTAT Get TCP Socket Status miiirn anaia 253 13 4 12 KTCPSTART Start a TCP Connection in Direct Data FloW 254 13 4 13 KTCP_ACK Status Report for Latest TCP Dat ccccccceeesseeeeesteeeeesaaes 256 13 4 14 KTCPACKINFO Poll ACK Status for the Latest Data ccceeseeeeteeeeeeeeeees 256 13 5 FTP Client Specific Commands eccccceeeceeeeeceeeeeeeaeeeeaeeceeeeeceaeeesa
162. 5E3 4E3 1E3 1 E4 1E5 1E6 6E8 0 3 0 100 4000 0 3 CGEQMIN IPV6 0 4 0 5760 0 7168 0 5760 0 7168 0 2 0 1520 OEO 1E1 1E2 7E3 1E3 1E4 1E5 1E6 OE0 5E2 1E2 5E3 4E3 1E3 1E4 1E5 1E6 6E8 0 3 0 100 4000 0 3 HiLo3G HiLoNC3GPS OK Write command Syntax Response CGEQMIN lt cid gt OK lt Traffic_class gt lt maximum_bitrate_UL gt Parameter lt maximum_bitrate_DL gt lt Guaranteed_bitrate_UL gt lt Guaranteed_bitrate_DL gt lt Delivery_order gt lt Maximum_SDU _ size gt lt SDU _error_ratio gt lt Residual_bit_error_ratio gt lt Delivery_of_erroneous_S DUs gt lt Transfer_delay gt lt Traffic_handling_priority gt 4114039 values per specifications parameter values supported are lt cid gt 1 to 16 lt Traffic_class gt 0 to 4 lt maximum_bitrate_UL gt 0 to 384 lt maximum_bitrate_DL gt 0 to 384 lt Guaranteed_bitrate_UL gt 0 to 384 lt Guaranteed_bitrate_DL gt 0 to 384 lt Delivery_order gt 0 to 2 lt Maximum_SDU_ size gt 0 to 1520 lt SDU _error_ratio gt OE0 1E1 1E2 7E3 1E3 1E4 1E5 1E6 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 219 AT Command Interface Specification GPRS AT Commands AT CGEQMIN 3G Quality of Service Profile Minimum acceptable HiLo3G HiLoNC3GPS Write command lt Residual_bit_error_ratio gt Syntax OE0 5E2 1E2 5E3 4E3 1E3 1E4 1E5 1E6 6E8 CGEQMIN lt
163. 6 2001 01234567 8 bytes arrived The URC takes them out directly 18 9 Appendix 9 How to Use Mail Specific commands 18 9 1 Mail overview The aim of this overview is to give several bases about how to build a mail body with or without attachment For a better understanding of mail transfer we recommend the reading of the following RFCs e RFC 2822 or STD11 Internet Message Format e RFC 2045 Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions Part 1 e RFC 2046 Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions Part 2 e RFC 2047 Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions Part 3 e RFC 2049 Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions Part 5 18 9 1 1 Mail layout Messages are divided into lines of characters These lines are delimited with the two characters carriage return and line feed that is the carriage return CR character ASCII value 13 followed immediately by the line feed LF character ASCII value 10 The carriage return line feed pair will be written in this document as CRLF A message consists of header fields collectively called the header of the message followed by a body The header is a sequence of lines of characters with special syntax that are used to describe the mail environment from whom for whom when subject body format The body is simply a sequence of characters that follows the header and is separated from the header by an empty line i e a line with nothing preceding the CRLF Note From the RFC There are two l
164. 6 bits lt Length gt lt DataCfg gt lt Sa mplingCtrl gt lt BitClk gt pataCtg gt Serial data configuration O LSB first 1 MSB first lt SamplingCtrl gt Sampling clock edge control 0 falling edge 1 rising edge lt BitClk gt PCM bit clock if Master mode selected 1000 KHz default 500 KHz 333 KHz 250 KHz 200 KHz 166 667 KHz 142 857 KHz 125 KHz 111 111 KHz 9 100 KHz 10 90 909 KHz 11 83 333 KHz 12 76 923 KHz oo NOOA OON O 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 Audio commands 239 AT Command Interface Specification Reference Sierra Wireless proprietary AT KPCMCFG Configure PCM digital audio AT KPCMCFG Configure PCM digital audio HiLo V2 only Notes e The Linear law and Frame clock at 8 Khz PCM configuration is used and cannot be modified by user e Inthe master mode the PCM interface generates the PCM clock and frame synchronization signal e Inthe slave mode the PCM interface accepts the PCM clock and frame synchronization signal and supports maximum bit clock rate of 1 625 MHz e The values are saved and kept after reboot e Level volumes can be modified using VGT VGR KVGT KVGR commands HiLoNC3GPS only Test command Syntax Response AT KPCMCFG list of supported lt mode gt s lt Length gt lt Sync Mode gt lt BitClk gt OK Read command Syntax Response AT KPCMCFG KPCMCFG lt mode gt lt Length gt lt Sync Mode gt lt
165. 7 Notes Currently Modules support the following values e CSSI 0 to 6 e CSSU 0to5 6 18 CPLS Command Select Preferred PLMN list AT CPLS Select preferred PLMN list Test command Syntax Response AT CPLS CPLS list of supported lt list gt s OK Read command Syntax Response AT CPLS CPLS lt list gt OK Write command Syntax Response AT CPLS lt list gt OK Parameter lt list gt 0 1 Reference Notes 27 007 7 20 e This command appears in 27 007 Release 5 but SIM files EFRLMNwAcT EFOPLMNWACcT exists in Release 99 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 170 AT Command Interface Specification 6 19 CTFR Command Call Deflection AT CTER Call deflection AT CTFR lt numbers lt type gt lt subaddrs gt Test command Syntax Response AT CTFR OK Write command Syntax Response CME ERROR lt err gt lt satype gt Parameter lt number gt string type phone number of format specified by lt type gt lt type gt type of address octet in integer format refer TS 24 008 8 sub clause 10 5 4 7 default 145 when dialing string includes international access code character otherwise 129 lt subaddrs gt string type subaddress of format specified by lt satype gt lt satype gt type of subaddress octet in integer format refer TS 24 008 8 sub clause 10 5 4 8 default 128 Reference Notes 27 007 7 14 6 20 PSO
166. 9 5 2 Ri signal During sleep mode Ri signal state changes according to KRIC command 18 19 5 3 DCD signal DCD is active when a data call CSD call GPRS 3G data on MUX TCP FTP UDP is in progress even if the module is in sleep mode After a DCD is INACTIVE after ATO it becomes ACTIVE if the data call is still active DCD is inactive if there is no data call at all 18 19 5 4 CTS signal CTS signal is always active when the module is not in sleep mode CTS signal is inactive when the module is in sleep mode 18 19 5 5 DSR signal DSR signal is always active when the module is power on 18 19 5 6 Signals table No Sleep Sleeping state CTS active inactive DSR active active DCD Active or inactive Active or inactive RI Active or inactive Active or inactive GPIO Active or inactive Active or inactive the sleep mode state does not change the status of this signal 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 408 AT Command Interface Specification Appendix 18 19 6 Management of DTR signal and AT amp D option All voice calls are still active The module goes in sleep mode CTS signal is inactive AT commands are not received All voice calls are still active The module goes in sleep mode CTS signal is inactive AT commands are not received All voice calls are still active The module goes in sleep mode CTS signal is signal inacti
167. ACM Accumulated call meter ACM reset or query Test command Syntax Response AT CACM OK Read command Syntax Response AT CACM CACM lt acm gt current acm value OK Write command Syntax Response AT CACM lt password gt OK reset the value Parameters lt passwords gt SIM PIN2 Reference 27 007 8 25 5 2 Notes e This AT command needs SIM and network where AOC are allowed CAMM Command Accumulated Call Meter Maximum ACM max Set or Query Test command Syntax AT CAMM Read command Syntax AT CAMM 4114039 AT CAMM Accumulated call meter maximum ACM max set or query Response OK Response CAMM lt acmmax gt OK Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 89 AT Command Interface Specification Mobile equipment control and status Commands AT CAMM Accumulated call meter maximum ACM max set or query Write command Syntax Response AT CAMM CAMM lt acmmax gt lt acmmax gt lt passwd gt OK Parameters lt acmmaxs gt string type three bytes of the max ACM value in hexadecimal format 0 disables ACMmax feature lt passwd gt SIM PIN2 Reference Notes 27 007 8 26 e This AT command needs SIM and network where AOC are allowed 5 3 CCWE Command Call Meter Maximum Event AT CCWE Call meter maximum event Test command Syntax Response AT CCWE CCWE list of supported lt modess OK Read command Syntax Response AT
168. AP has required to send the MSD message but no new position has been received from the external GNSS from the command KECALLCFG 3 before T EA1 expiry so the previous GNSS position is used This timer is used only when the PSAP asks to resend the MSD Unsolicited Notification 51 LL ACK message reception timed out no LL ACK received before T7 expiry switch to audio call 61 AL ACK message reception timed out no AL ACK received before T6 expiry switch to audio call 71 Call Clear down timed out triggered by the T2 expiry End of eCall Reference Notes Sierra Wireless Proprietary When AT KECALL is used all the voice and CSD calls are automatically terminated Example 1 A normal eCall on the AT interface AT KECALL 0 112 1 OK KECALL 1 the module NAD is calling the PSAP KECALL 2 call is established KECALL 3 the module NAD sends the PUSH message KECALL 4 the module NAD has received the Send MSD order KECALL 5 KECALL 6 KECALL 7 end of eCall the AL ACK Clear down request has been received 2 An Ecall with no network coverage AT KECALL 0 112 1 OK KECALL 11 End of eCall use AT KECALL to retry 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 313 AT Command Interface Specification ECALL commands AT KECALL Initiate an emergency call ECall HiLoV2 HiALL NC HiLoNC3GPS only Example 3 The PSAP hangs up AT KECALL 0 112 1 OK KECALL 1 the module NAD is calling the PSAP KECALL 2
169. AT KSMTPPWD mylogin mypassword KSMTPPWD mylogin mypassword OK AT KSMTPTO receiver addr domain copy a ddr domain KSMTPTO receiver addr domain copy addr domain OK AT KSMTPSUBJECT Simple mail example KSMTPSUBJECT Simple mail example OK AT KSMTPUL 1 46 KSMTPUL 1 CONNECT lt CRLF gt Hello lt CRLF gt lt CRLF gt This is a mail example lt CARLF gt lt CRLF gt BR lt CRLF gt lt CRLF gt OK AT KSMTPTO receiver addr domain KSMTPTO receiver addr domain OK Set Timers Activate GPRS profile Be sure to attach to the network Fill in the connection parameters the SMTP server URL is smtp domain com at port 580 Fill in the authentication parameters Fill in the receiver parameters one direct and a copy Fill in the subject parameter Send the mail in simple mode we send 46 bytes to the module The module connect the SMTP server and send the header MIME Version 1 0 lt CRLF gt to receiver addr domain lt CRLF gt cc copy addr domain lt CRLF gt from sender addr domain lt CRLF gt subject Simple mail example lt CRLF gt lt CRLF gt 41 is the session id of current SMTP connection During uploading EOF Pattern can be used to terminate current uploading The mail is successfully sent We prepare to send the second mail Fill in the receiver parameter
170. AT command needs SIM and network where AOC are allowed 5 19 CPWC Command Power Class AT CPWC Power class Test command Syntax Response AT CPWC CPWC list of supported lt band gt list of lt class gt s pairs OK Read command Syntax Response AT CPWC CPWC lt curr_class1 gt lt def_class1 gt lt band1 gt lt curr_class2 gt lt def_class2 gt lt band2 gt OK 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 02 AT Command Interface Specification Mobile equipment control and status Commands AT CPWC Power class Write command Syntax Response AT CPWC lt class gt OK L lt band gt Parameters lt class gt lt curr_classn gt lt def_classn gt 0 default not applicable to lt curr_class gt s or lt def_classn gt s 1 MS output power class as in GSM 45 005 38 lt band gt lt bandn gt 0 GSM900 AND GSM850 1 GSM1800 2 GSM1900 Reference Notes 27 007 8 29 e Module must be rebooted for the selection to be effective n 5 20 PSRDBS Command Change Frequency Band AT PSRDBS Change Frequency Band HiLoV2 HiAll only Test command Syntax Response AT PSRDBS PSRDBS list of supported lt modess list of supported lt GSM bandss OK Read command Syntax Response AT PSRDBS PSRDBS lt GSM band gt OK Write command Syntax Response PSRDBS lt mode gt OK lt GSMband gt Parameter lt Mode gt 0 Set lt Band gt at next
171. All tasks are still running fine 1 Normal functionality Protocols are fully activated Normal operation Write command Syntax AT CFUN lt funs gt lt rst gt 4 Disable both transmit and receive RF circuits just for disabling Tx amp Rx RF off 5 Factory Test Mode Protocols are activated in FTM mode This is only for RF calibration purpose only All tasks are running like ONLINE or LPM 6 Reset UE will power cycle the phone 7 Offline mode Protocols are deactivated no RF No activity is allowed at all except power off or power cycle since RF was not calibrated or phone was not provisioned properly Even all or most of tasks are in offline Similar to power off but power is still there lt rst gt 0 Set the ME to lt fun gt power level immediately This is the default when lt rst gt is not given not support 1 reset the MT before setting it to lt ftun gt power level 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 97 AT Command Interface Specification Mobile equipment control and status Commands AT CFUN Set phone functionality HiLo3G HiLoNC3GPS Reference 27 007 8 2 Notes e AT CFUN 1 1 generates a software defense to reset the mobile OK result code will appear after reset has been completed AT CFUN 1 1 has no effect on radio on off it leaves it as it was before reset 5 13 CMER Command Mobile Equipment Event Reporting AT CMER Mobile Equip
172. Bit sequence Bit 7 1 Automatic activation 0 Manual activation Bit6 1 Test call 0 Emergency Bit 5 1 Position can be trusted 0 No confidence in position Bit 4 0 Vehicle type encoding e g 00001 passenger vehicle Class M1 00010 buses and coaches Class M2 00011 buses and coaches Class M3 00100 light commercial vehicles Class N1 00101 heavy duty vehicles Class N2 00110 heavy duty vehicles Class N3 00111 motorcycles Class L1e 01000 motorcycles Class L2e 01001 motorcycles Class L3e 01010 motorcycles Class L4e 01011 motorcycles Class L5e 01100 motorcycles Class L6e 01101 motorcycles Class L7e Bese Siete els Pee Seek loa Note 1 Vehicle definitions class M N according to directive 2007 46 EC class L according directive 2002 24 EC Note 2 The position confidence bit is to be set to Low confidence in position if the position is not within the limits of 150m with 95 confidence 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 403 AT Command Interface Specification Appendix Block No Name Vehicle identification Type String Unit Description VIN number according ISO 3779 World Manufacturer Index WMI Vehicle Type Descriptor VDS Vehicle Identification Sequence VIS Vehicle Propulsion storage type Integer These parameters identify the type of vehicle energy storage s present 0 indicates a type of
173. C SIM lock SIM card SIM asks password in ME power up and when this lock command issued lt oldpwd gt lt newpwd gt string type lt oldpwd gt shall be the same as password specified for the facility from the ME user interface or with command Change Password CPWD and lt newpwd gt is the new password maximum length of password can be determined with lt pwdlength gt lt pwdlength gt integer type maximum length of the password for the facility Reference Notes 27 007 7 5 e Test command returns a list of pairs which present the available facilities and the maximum length of their password e Write command sets a new password for the facility lock function 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 168 AT Command Interface Specification 6 16 CREG Command Network Registration Network service related Commands AT CREG Network registration Execute command Syntax AT CREG lt n gt Test command Syntax Response AT CREG CREG list of supported lt n gt s OK Read command Syntax Response AT CREG CREG lt n gt lt stat gt lt lac gt lt ci gt OK Execute command Response Syntax OK AT CREG lt n gt Parameters lt n gt 0 disable network registration unsolicited result code 1 enable network registration unsolicited result code CREG lt stat gt 2 enable network registration and location information unsolicited result code CREG lt stat gt lt lac gt lt ci gt
174. CCWE CCWE lt mode gt OK Write command Syntax Response AT CCWE lt mode gt OK Parameter lt mode gt 0 Disable the call meter warning event 1 Enable the call meter warning event Reference Notes 27 007 8 28 e When enabled a notification CCWV is sent shortly approx 30s before the ACM max is reached e This AT command needs SIM and network where AOC are allowed 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 90 AT Command Interface Specifi cation Mobile equipment control and status Commands 5 4 CALA Command Set Alarm AT CALA Set alarm time 27 007 8 16 4114039 Test command Syntax Response AT CALA CALA lt time gt list of supported lt n gt s list of supported lt recurr gt s OK Read command Syntax Response AT CALA CALA lt time gt lt n1 gt lt recurr gt lt CR gt lt LF gt CALA lt time gt lt n2 gt lt recurr gt lt CR gt lt LF gt OK Write command Syntax Response AT CALA lt time gt lt n gt lt r OK ecurr gt Parameters lt time gt internal clock Cf CCLK String type hh mm ss if lt recurr gt is present or yy mm dd hh mm ss if not lt n gt index of the alarm range 1 to 4 for now lt recurr gt integer type value indicating day of week for the alarm in one of the following formats lt 1 7 gt lt 1 7 gt Sets a recurrent alarm for one or more days in the week The digits 1 to 7 corresponds to the days in the w
175. CMUX Command Multiplexing Mode eccceceeceeeeeceeeeeceneeeeaeeeeeeeseeeeeseaeeesaeeseneeee 65 3 16 CLS Command Service Class ccccccceceeceeeeeeeeeaeeeeeeeceeeeeaaeeecaaeseneeeseeeesaaeeeeaeeseenees 66 3 17 PSLOCUP Command Location Update for Mobile Station 0 cceeeseeeeeeeseeeeeeeeees 66 3 18 PSCSCN Command Call State Change Notification cccceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeneeees 67 3 19 PSFSNT Command Field Strength Notification with Threshold cceeeeeeeeees 69 3 20 PSSSURC Command Enable Additional Result Code cccececceeeeeeeeeeeeeteeeeeeees 70 3 21 PSALS Command Alternate Line Service 0 ccceeececeeeeeceneeeeaeeeeeeeceeeeesaeeeeaaeeseneees 70 3 22 PSDCIN Command Diverted Call Indicator Notification 0 cccceeceeeeeeeeeeeeeteeeeeeees 71 3 23 PSMBNB Command Mailbox NUMDEIS 0 cccccceeeeceeeeeeeeeeeeeeaeeeeeeeseeeeetaeeeseaeeteeeeees 72 3 24 PSCSP Command Customer Service Profile cccceeeceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeceeeeeeeeeesaeeeeeeeees 73 3 25 PSSEAV Command Service Availability 0 ccceecceeeeeeeceeeeeeeaeeeeeeeeeeeeeseaeseeaaeeeeeeeess 74 3 26 PSCHRU Command Channel Registration URC ccceeeceeeeeeeeeeeseeeeeteaeeeseeeeeneeees 74 3 27 PSCSSC Command Call Successful Setup Control ccccceeeeeeeeeeceeeeeseeeeeeeeeeeeeeee 75 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 Contents AT Command Interface S
176. CPCLOSE and KUDPCLOSE 9 23 11 2011 Update KEFA command reply for software without FOTA 9 23 11 2010 Update CMGL 9 08 12 2010 Update for FAX not supported in Hilo V2 9 21 12 2010 Update AT KCNXTIMER 9 30 12 2010 Update AT KFSFILE 10 07 01 2010 Add Appendix 16 Document release 10 1 09 03 2011 Update AT KCNXPROFILE 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 AT Command Interface Specification Version Date Updates 10 2 15 03 2011 Update AT KEFA and Appendix 5 10 3 28 03 2011 Remove VIP 2 23 for Hilo V1 Update GPIO related cmd KTEMPMON KSIMDET KSYNC KJAMDET KGPIO KGPIOCFG Update COPS remove lt ACT gt Update KEFA example Update some small letter 10 4 11 04 2011 Update title of IPR Update PSMEMCAP 10 5 06 05 2011 Update PSGCNT Update PSNTRG Update AT KEFA 10 6 20 05 2011 Update AT KSIMDET 10 7 23 05 2011 Update AT KHTTPGET 10 8 24 05 2011 Add AT KDSPTX Add AT KDSPRX 10 9 01 06 2011 Add AT KBCAP 10 10 10 06 2011 Update AT KSIMDET Update AT KGPIOCFG 10 11 14 06 2011 Update lt cid gt for CGACT Update parameters for VTD ATO CAOC CALM KUDPCFG amp V KRIC 10 12 17 06 2011 Add note for VTD 10 13 29 06 2011 Change SAGEM to SAGEMCOM 11 30 06 2011 Add note for PSRDBS GSM900 EGSM Document release 11 01 11 07 2011 Add KRST Periodically reset command Update it s with it is 11 02 14 07 2011 Update KHTTPGET Add KPLAYAMR Update appendix 5 for KJAMDET 11 03 22 07 2011 Add err code 4 for
177. DISCONNECT CallldListStatus5 gt lt CallldListStatus6 gt lt Callld gt lt M NULL axNumberOfCallRepeatAttempts gt lt RepeatCallAtte mptWaitingTime gt lt CallldPreviousState gt PROCESSING PSSTK PROCESSING lt CommandNumber gt NULL END SESSION PSSTK END SESSION NULL ABORT SESSION PSSTK ABORT SESSION NULL PSSTK CONTROL BY CONTROL BY SIM SIM lt TypeOfCommand gt lt Presence gt lt Alphabet gt NULL 11 2 PSSTKI Command SIM ToolKit Interface Configuration AT PSSTKI SIM ToolKit Interface configuration Test command Syntax Response AT PSSTKI PSSTKI List of supported lt mode gt s OK 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 224 AT Command Interface Specification SIM Application Toolkit AT Commands AT PSSTKI SIM ToolKit Interface configuration Read command Syntax Response AT PSSTKI PSSTKI lt mode gt OK Write command Response Syntax OK AT PSSTKl lt mode gt Parameter lt mode gt 0 no PSSTK unsolicited result code will be sent to TE TE won t send PSSTK command to Module This mode is useful for basic stk and certification process 1 manual mode any PSSTK unsolicited result code will be sent to TE TE has to acknowledge to PSSTK notification For example URC PSSTK SETUP MENU 1 4 SIMOP 0 0 1 0 0 6 TE answer AT PSSTK SETUP MENU 1 0 2 auto acknowledge mode module answers to STK without TE any PSSTK unsolicited result code will be sent to
178. Data sent Data received Data sent Data sent Data received Data sent OK ATO1 CONNECT Data sent Data received Data sent Data sent Data received Data sent OK AT KTCPCLOSE 1 1 OK AT KTCPDEL 1 OK Hardware flow control activation Set GPRS parameters APN login password Set TCP Server address and port number Returns the session_id 1 Initiate the connection use session 1 Message CONNECT connection to server is established you can send data Use to enter in command mode Use ATO lt session_id gt to switch back in data mode Toggle DTR if AT amp D1 or AT amp D2 configuration to enter in command mode Use KTCPCLOSE to close the session Delete the configured session 18 6 5 Error Case For End to End TCP connection AT KTCPSTART 1 NO CARRIER KTCP_NOTIF 1 lt tcp_notif gt AT KTCPSTART 1 CONNECT Data sent Data received Data sent Data sent Data received Data sent NO CARRIER KTCP_NOTIF 1 lt tcp_notif gt Try to Initiate the connection Connection fails see the value of lt tcp_notif gt Initiate the connection Exchange some data An error occurs during connection network lost server closed 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 374 AT Command Interface Specification Appendix 18 6 6 Use cases for AT KTCPACKINFO and lt URC ENDTCP enable gt
179. Detach AT CGATT PS Attach or Detach Test command Syntax Response AT CGATT CGATT list of supported lt state gt s OK Read command Syntax Response AT CGATT CGATT lt state gt OK Write command Syntax Response AT CGATT lt state gt OK Parameters lt state gt indicates the state of PS attachment 0 detached 1 attached Reference Notes 27 007 10 1 9 10 2 CGACT Command PDP Context Activate or Deactivate AT CGACT PDP context activate or deactivate Test command Syntax Response AT CGACT CGACT list of supported lt state gt s OK Read command Syntax Response AT CGACT CGACT lt cid gt lt state gt OK 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 209 AT Command Interface Specification GPRS AT Commands AT CGACT PDP context activate or deactivate Write command Syntax Response AT CGACTE lt state gt OK lt cid gt Parameters lt State gt indicates the state of PDP context activation 0 deactivated 1 activated Other values are reserved and will result in an ERROR response to the execution command lt cid gt PDP Context Identifier is a numeric parameter which specifies a particular PDP context definition see CGDCONT command Reference Notes 27 007 10 1 10 After CGACT it is impossible to use ATD 99 or 98 commands 10 3 CGCLASS Command GPRS Mobile Station Class AT CGCLASS GPRS mobile station
180. E 2 data dummyfile bin OK e To list the size of the file AT KFSFILE 3 data dummyfile bin KFSFILE 1024 OK e To list the information of directory and file AT KFSFILE 4 data KFSFILE lt F gt dummyfile bin 1024 KFSFILE 1048004 bytes free OK e To list the information of root directory AT KFSFILE 4 KFSFILE lt D gt ftp 0 KFSFILE lt D gt data 1024 KFSFILE 1048004 bytes free OK e To add bytes to an existing file Append mode AT KFSFILE 5 data dummyfile bin 128 CONNECT The module is ready to receive the new 128 bytes Once received the answer is OK Now the size is 1152 1024 128 AT KFSFILE 3 data dummyfile bin KFSFILE 1152 OK 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 295 15 MMS commands 15 1 Command set overview The MMS commands are a set of dedicated commands to exchange objects between a TE and a ME AT KMMCNF MMS Configuration AT KPSL List of objects AT KPSR Reading an object AT KPSW Writing an object AT KPSD Deleting an object AT KPSSEND Send MMS AT KPSCAP Retrieving Capabilities of the mobile AT KMMRET Retrieve MMS from MMS server KMMA Notification New MMS available on MMS Center KMMREC Notification retrieve of MMS from MMSC to ME 15 2 Automatic retrieval By default each time a new MMS is present on the MMSC a notification is sent to the modem that sent the KMMA notification to t
181. E 4 ftp KFSFILE lt F gt 11 760 totally got 760 bytes KFSFILE 1042921 bytes free OK KFTP_ERROR 0 2 Some problems caused the transfer broke Transfer not finished try to resume AT KFTPRCV 0 11 111111 txt 0 1 To resume transfer file in flash we only have to set the offset to non zero Then the Module will detect the real size of the file in file system automatically The real size will be used as the real lt offset gt to resume transfer OK AT KFSFILE 4 ftp KFSFILE lt F gt 11 1000 So far totally got 1000 bytes KFSFILE 1042921 bytes free 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 379 AT Command Interface Specification Appendix OK KFTP_RCV_DONE 0 This URC indicate that transfer is finished KFTP_ERROR 0 421 Server kicked off the connection AT KFSFILE 4 ftp KFSFILE lt F gt 11 1000 KFSFILE 1042921 bytes free OK 18 7 3 3 Use case when FTP server does not support the resume feature AT KCNXCFG 0 GPRS CMNET OK AT KFTPCFG 0 202 170 131 76 administrator 8ik OL gt 21 0 KFTPCFG 0 OK AT KFTPRCV 0 111111 txt 0 CONNECT 750aaaaaaaaa aaaaa250bbbbbbb EOF Pattern Count the total data from serial link it is 760 KFTP_ERROR 0 421 The result code indicates that the download met some problems it may be due to control or data connection lost AT KFTPRCV 0 111111 txt 0 760 CONNECT EOF Pattern KFTP_ERROR
182. E send to the TE a KMMREC notification with the adequate error code In this case the TE must correct the error cause and the perform the AT KMMRET command itself 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 305 16 ECALL commands ECALL is an optional feature for further information please contact your FAE These commands are not supported on HiLo V1 See reference document 26 267 GPP 26 267 eCall Data Transfer In band modem solution 16 1 System overview 16 1 1 eCall In the event of a vehicle collision the eCall is an automatically or manually established emergency voice call from the vehicle via the cellular network to the local emergency agencies Thanks to in band modem solution a data message is transferred from the IVS to the PSAP This message is contains the information stored in the Minimum Set of Data MSD eCall can be included in the In Vehicle System IVS Emergency agencies can use the Public Safety Answering Point PSAP networks 16 1 2 Minimum Set of Data MSD For more details about the MSD format see 18 18 Unsupported fields Optional fields that are not supported are e Additional data Supported fields All mandatory fields and the following optional fields e Recent vehicle location n 1 e Recent vehicle location n 2 e Number of passengers Stored internal information The following information is stored in NVM so can be written only once e Vehicle type e VIN e Propulsion type R
183. END RQT_SSW_ECALL AT_0004_01 If the GNSS current position is provided the recent positions n 1 and n 2 should also be provided If they are not provided the module NAD sets their values to 0 RQT_END Syntax RQT_SSW_ECALL AT_0005_01 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 307 AT Command Interface Specification ECALL commands AT KECALLCFG Configure information sent during an emergency call ECall HiLoV2 HiALL NC HiLoNC3GPS only Test command Syntax Response AT KECALLCFG KECALLCFG 1 list of supported lt vehicle_type gt lt VIN gt list of supported lt propulsion_storage gt KECALLCFG 2 number of passenger lt Nb of passenger gt KECALLCFG 3 lt Current Latitude gt lt Current Longitude gt lt Current Direction gt lt Confidence gt lt Recent Latitude n 1 gt lt Recent Longitude n 1 gt lt Recent Latitude n 2 gt lt Recent Longitude n 2 gt KECALLCFG 4 value of the timer lt T EA1 gt KECALLCFG 5 value of object identifier lt OID gt lt Additional_Data gt OK Read command Response Syntax KECALLCFG 1 lt vehicle_type gt lt VIN gt lt propulsion_storage gt AT KECALLCFG KECALLCFG 2 lt Nb of passenger gt KECALLCFG 3 lt Current Latitude gt lt Current Longitude gt lt Current Direction gt lt Confidence gt lt Recent Latitude n 1 gt lt Recent Longitude n 1 gt lt Recent Latitude n 2 gt lt Recent Longitude n 2 gt KECALLCFG 4 lt T EA1 gt
184. FIX 1 OK AT KGNSSRUN 1 KGNSSRUN 1 OK KGNSSFIX 0 KGNSSFIX 1 AT KGNSSFIX KGNSSFIX 1 1 OK Mode 2 AT KGNSSFIX 2 KGNSSFIX 1 101411 170113 4849 9391N 00216 0597E 000 0 233 0 78 36 14 20 16 48 42 2 8 2 0 2 0 1 OK AT KGNSSFIX 2 1 KGNSSFIX 1 101419 170113 4849 9391N 00216 0597E 000 0 233 0 77 96 13 20 24 48 42 3 5 1 7 3 0 1 OK 17 7 KGNSSRST GNSS Reset Description To allow cold warm hot GNSS resets using the following definitions e Factory Repetitive factory starts all stored GNSS data is discarded before each start e Cold_Sitarts Repetitive cold starts all stored GNSS data is discarded before each start except stored oscillator e Warm_Starts Repetitive warm starts stored ephemeris data is discarded before each start this simulates GNSS receiver start after it was left off for more than 4 hours e Hot_Starts Repetitive hot starts e Stop Stop a running repetitive RST Note This command is not used to perform a reset of GNSS running but for statistical purposes 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 327 AT Command Interface Specification GNSS commands Syntax AT KGNSSRST Force specific reset of GNSS HiALL NC HiLoNC3GPS only Test command Syntax Response AT KGNSSRST KGNSSRST list of supported lt reset gt number of repeat lt repeats gt list of supported lt simulator gt OK Read command Syntax Respon
185. FTS Command Stop Transmission and Wait AT FTS Stop transmission and wait HiLo V1 only Test command Syntax Response AT FTS OK Read command Syntax Response AT FTS ERROR Write command Syntax Response AT FTS lt mode gt OK Parameters lt mode gt number of times of 10 ms of silence detected on the line to be waited for by the modem before it can report OK to DTE 0 255 Reference Notes e Only supported during FAX communication established 9 9 FRH Command Receive Data using HDLC Framing AT FRH Receive data using HDLC framing HiLo V1 only Test command Syntax Response AT FRH list of supported lt mode gt s OK Read command Syntax Response AT FRH FRH lt mode gt OK Write command Syntax Response AT FRH lt mode gt OK Parameters lt mode gt modulation used by the other modem to transmit data using HDLC protocol 3 V21 channel 2 300 bps Reference Notes TIA578A e This command is fully supported only in fax mode AT FCLASS 1 e Set command only supported during FAX communication established 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 206 AT Command Interface Specification 9 10 FTH Command Transmit Data using HDLC Data and FAX AT Commands Framing AT FTH Transmit data using HDLC framing HiLo V1 only Test command Syntax Response AT FTH list of supported lt mode gt s OK Read command Syntax Response AT FT
186. G 0 202 170 131 76 administrator 8ik OL gt 21 0 KFTPCFG 0 OK AT KFTPRCV 0 111111 txt 0 CONNECT 750aaaaaaaaa aaaaa250bbbbbbb EOF Pattern Count the total data from serial link it KFTP_ERROR 0 421 Try to resume transfer as follows AT KFTPRCV 0 111111 txt 0 760 bbbbbb bbbbbbbbend EOF Pattern 4114039 Rev 18 0 is 760 The result code indicates that the download met some problems it may be due to control or data connection lost Already got 760 bytes totally so set it as offset to resume transfer Count the total data from serial link it is 240 April 1 2013 378 AT Command Interface Specification Appendix OK This indicates that the download was successful Now we can combine the data from the two downloads As a result we will get the complete file 111111 txt AT KFTPRCV 0 111111 txt 0 119111 Try to set an invalid offset CONNECT EOF Pattern OK Nothing can be got because server has no corresponding error code and it answers that transfer is finished 18 7 3 2 Resume feature when downloading data to file system AT KFSFILE 4 ftp KFSFILE 1048407 bytes free The target file does not exist in flash OK AT KCNXCFG 0 GPRS CMNET OK AT KFTPCFG 0 202 170 131 76 administrator 8ik OL gt 21 0 KFTPCFG 0 OK Download is starting AT KFTPRCV 0 11 111111 txt OK AT KFSFIL
187. GNSS commands 4114039 b Use of KGNSSRST to trigger NMEA output and Broadcom traces if requested 1 Select mode for UART 0 MODE NMEA MODE AT MODE TRACE 2 II Choice NMEA frames Choice GNSS level traces AT KGNSSDBG 1 2 NMEA Standards Proprietary Extended Trace Broadcom OK UARTO MODE NMEA output NMEA frames on UARTO 3 Cde Restart NMEA frames output triggered by KGNSSRST AT KGNSSRST 2 5 restart type number of repeat OK answer to KGNSSRST command on UART1 On UARTO 4AM 555555121011 N 72 GPGGA 123902 41 0 00 300 0 M M 6B PGLOR 1 STA 123902 41 0 000 0 000 0 2000 3000 0 P F L 1 C 0 S 0000 0 1 76 PGLOR 1 SAT RO7 035 13 R08 041 13 R22 038 13 G21 040 3 15 etc I UARTO MODE TRACE output traces on UART 0 OK _SC Hot_ Starts Custom Request Manager registration complete TASK lt Hot_Starts _ gt TASK 5 of 1 EtG s UARTO MODE AT no trace Usual Spy Tracer traces are output through SPI port Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 344 AT Command Interface Specification GNSS commands 17 16 1 AT KGNSSFACT Factory Test 1 Description Note For R amp D use only See in Broadcom user manual Factory test chapter Factory test is the special mode of the GLL used during production HW tests To conduct the factory test the GNSS signal simulator must be configured to generate the signal for one GNSS satellite with the zero offset relative to GNSS
188. GSM networks band indicator AT KBND Current GSM networks band indicator Test command Syntax Response AT KBND KBND list of supported lt bnd gt OK Read command Syntax Response AT KBND KBND lt bnd gt OK Parameters lt bnd gt in Hexadecimal 0x00 Not available 0x01 850 MHz 0x02 900 MHz 0x04 1800 MHz 0x08 1900 MHz Reference Notes e This command returns the GSM band that the HiLo currently uses HiLo3G HiLoNC3GPS Test command Response Syntax KBND list of supported lt bnd gt AT KBND OK Read command Syntax Response AT KBND KBND lt bnd gt lt channel gt OK Parameters lt bnd gt in Hexadecimal WCDMA 0x0001 PCS 1900MHz band2 0x0002 CELL 800MHz band 5 0x0004 IMT2K 2100MHz band1 0x0008 800 MHz 0x0010 850 MHz 0x0020 1800MHz 0x0040 900MHz 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 1 31 AT Command Interface Specification Mobile equipment control and status Commands AT KBND Current GSM networks band indicator HiLo3G HiLoNC3GPS Read command GSM 0x0200 850 MHz Syntax 0x0400 900 MHz AT KBND 0x0800 1800 MHz 0x1000 1900 MHz lt channels gt the channel number in current band Reference Notes e This command returns the GSM WCDMA band that the HiLo currently uses 5 46 KNETSCAN Command Network Scan AT KNETSCAN Network scan functionality Test command Syntax Response AT KNETSCAN KNETSCAN list of support
189. GSN Execute command Syntax AT KGSN lt number type gt AT KGSN Request International Mobile Equipment Identification IMEI and Software Version Response KGSN list of supported lt number type gt s OK Response If lt number type gt 0 KGSN lt IMEI gt OK If lt number type gt 1 KGSN lt IMEISV gt OK If lt number type gt 2 KGSN lt IMEISV_STR gt OK If lt number type gt 3 KGSN lt SN gt OK 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 General AT Commands 60 AT Command Interface Specification Execute command AT KGSN Request International Mobile Equipment Identification IMEI and Software Version Sierra Wireless proprietary Syntax Parameters AT KGSN lt number lt IMEI gt 15 digits IMEI 8 digits for TAC 6 digits for SNR 1 check digit type gt lt IMEISV gt 16 digits IMEISV 8 digits for TAC 6 digits for SNR 2 SVN digits lt IMEISV_STR gt formatted string lt 15 digits gt lt Check digit gt SV lt Software version gt lt SN gt 10 digits Serial Number Reference Notes e This command has been developed to provide the IMEI SV and Serial Number through an AT Command Example AT KGSN 0 KGSN 351578000023006 OK AT KGSN 1 KGSN 3515780000230001 OK 3 8 CSCS Command Set TE Character Set AT CSCS Set Terminal Equipment character set Test command Syntax Response AT CSCS CSCS list of sup
190. H FTH lt mode gt OK Write command Syntax Response AT FTH lt mode gt OK Parameters lt mode gt modulation used by the other modem to transmit data using HDLC protocol 3 V21 channel 2 300 bps Reference Notes 9 11 e This command is fully supported only in fax mode AT FCLASS 1 FMI Command Manufacturer Identification AT FMI Manufacturer identification Test command Syntax Response AT FMIl OK Write command Syntax Response AT FMI lt manufacturer gt OK Parameter Reference Notes EIA TIA 578 D e See Manufacturer identification CGMI 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 207 AT Command Interface Specification Data and FAX AT Commands 9 12 FMM Command Model Identification AT FMM Model identification Test command Syntax Response AT FMM OK Write command Syntax Response AT FMM lt model gt OK Parameter Reference Notes EIA TIA 578 D e See Model identification CGMM 9 13 FMR Command Revision Identification AT FMR Revision identification 4114039 Test command Syntax Response AT FMR OK Write command Syntax Response AT FMR lt revision gt OK Parameter Reference Notes EIA TIA 578 D e See Revision identification CGMR Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 208 10 GPRS AT Commands These commands are fully supported when the SIM card and the network have GPRS capability 10 1 CGATT Command PS Attach or
191. H SIM PIN required 313 SIM failure 314 SIM busy 315 SIM wrong 316 SIM PUK required 317 SIM PIN2 required 318 SIM PUK2 required 320 Memory failure 321 Invalid memory index 322 Memory full 330 SMSC address unknown 331 no network service 332 Network timeout 340 NO CNMA ACK EXPECTED 500 Unknown error 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 355 AT Command Interface Specification Appendix 18 2 3 GPRS Error codes Code number in lt err gt Meaning Errors related to a failure to perform an Attach 103 Illegal MS 3 106 Illegal ME 6 107 GPRS services not allowed 7 111 PLMN not allowed 11 112 Location area not allowed 12 113 Roaming not allowed in this location area 13 Errors related to a failure to activate a Context 132 service option not supported 32 133 requested service option not subscribed 33 134 service option temporarily out of order 34 Other GPRS Errors 149 PDP authentication failure 148 unspecified GPRS error 150 invalid mobile class Values in parentheses are TS 24 008 cause codes Other values in the range 101 150 are reserved for use by GPRS 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 356 AT Command Interface Specification Appendix 18 2 4 FTP Reply codes FTP Reply Meaning Code 110 Restart marker reply 120 Service ready in nnn minutes 125 Data connection alread
192. IOCFG lt n gt lt dir gt lt pull mode gt AT KGPIOCFG GPIO configuration Response OK Parameters lt n gt GPIO number 1 8 For HiLo V1 1 3 For HiLo V2 1 6 For HiAIINC lt dir gt direction 0 output 1 input lt pull mode gt 0 pull down internal pull down resistor available Only used in input mode 1 pull up internal pull up resistor available Only used in input mode 2 no pull Internal pull up down resistor NOT available Only used in output mode Reference Sierra Wireless Proprietary AT KGPIOCFG AT KGPIOCFG GPIO configuration HiLo3G HiLoNC3GPS Test command Syntax Response Notes e This command provides configuration for KGPIO command e pull down up mode would provide a stable input level e The current configuration is kept in flash after a reset e See also Hardware User Guide KGPIOCFG list of supported lt n gt s list of supported lt dirss list of supported lt pull mode gt OK Write command Syntax AT KGPIOCFG Write command Syntax AT KGPIOCFG lt n gt lt dir gt lt pull mode gt Response KGPIOCFG lt n gt lt dir gt lt pull mode gt lt CR gt lt LF gt KGPIOCFG lt n gt lt dir gt lt pull mode gt OK Response OK Parameters lt n gt GPIO number For HiLo3G 1 GPIO1 pin name of the connector 2 GPIO2 pin name of the connector 3 GPIO3 pin name of the connector 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1
193. Interface Specification Protocol specific commands 13 4 4 KTCPSND Send Data through a TCP Connection AT KTCPSND Send data through a TCP connection Write command Syntax Response AT KTCPSND CONNECT lt session_id gt lt ndata gt OK Error case NO CARRIER CME ERROR lt err gt KTCP_NOTIF lt session_id gt lt tcp_notif gt Parameters lt session_id gt Index of the TCP session lt ndata gt Number of bytes max value 4294967295 lt tcp_notif gt See command AT KTCPCNX Reference Notes Sierra Wireless Proprietary e User must use lt EOF pattern gt to finish sending then module returns to command mode e All the data will be sent out ignoring lt ndata gt If data sent is not equal to lt ndata gt then KTCP_NOTIF would appear e lt ndatas gt is the data size without lt EOF pattern gt e Before using this command it is highly recommended to configure the module for Hardware flow control using the command AT amp K3 e The behavior of DTR drop meets with AT amp D e Using can abort sending data and using ATO n to return back to data mode 13 4 5 KTCPCLOSE Close Current TCP Operation AT KTCPCLOSE Close current TCP operation Write command Syntax Response AT KTCPCLOSE OK lt session_id gt lt closing_ty CME ERROR lt err gt pe gt NO CARRIER KTCP_NOTIF lt session_id gt lt tcp_notif gt Parameters lt session_id gt Index of the TCP sessi
194. JECT Subject Configuration AT KSMTPSUBJECT SMTP subject configuration HiLoV2 HiAll only Test command Syntax Response AT KSMTPSUBJECT KSMTPSUBJECT lt subject gt OK Read command Syntax Response AT KSMTPSUBJECT KSMTPSUBJECT lt subject gt OK Write command Syntax Response AT KSMTPSUBJECT OK lt subject gt Parameters lt subject gt String type max size 255 bytes Indicates the subject of the mail Must use US ASCII charset Reference Notes Sierra Wireless Proprietary e This field is deleted after each successful mail sent e Must use US ASCII charset 13 8 5 KSMTPUL Send Message AT KSMTPUL Send SMTP message HiLoV2 HiAll only Test command Syntax Response AT KSMTPUL KSMTPUL lt mode gt lt size gt OK 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 273 AT Command Interface Specification Write command Syntax AT KSMTPUL lt mode gt lt size gt AT KSMTPUL Send SMTP message Protocol specific commands HiLoV2 HiAll only Response KSMTPUL lt session_id gt Syntax AT KSMTPUL lt mode gt lt size gt CONNECT The ME wait for the data to be sent OK CME ERROR lt err gt NO CARRIER Parameters lt mode gt Numeric type Indicates the transfer mode header closed or not 1 Normal mode The mail header is minimal the user only send the mail body This is use for simple mails without attachment 0 Complex mode The mail header minimal part
195. K 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 339 AT Command Interface Specification AT KUARTCFG Select the UART use HiALL NC only Read command Syntax Response AT KUARTCFG KUARTCFG lt Mode gt OK Write command Syntax Response AT KUARTCFG lt Mode gt OK Parameters lt Mode gt SPI UARTO UART1 NMEA AT DATA Traces Reference Sierra Wireless SA Proprietary AT KUARTCFG Configure UART function and USB CDC lt Mode gt 100 Traces AT DATA NMEA Notes e The mode set by KUARTCFG is taken into account at the next KNMEARCV command e Default lt Mode gt is 0 e _UARTO is fixed with 115200 baud rate 8 N1 e To use lt Mode gt 100 after AT KUARTCFG 0 needs to REBOOT the module send AT CFUN 1 1 do NOT power off the module HiLoNC3GPS only Test command Syntax Response AT KUARTCFG KUARTCFG list of supported lt n gt OK Read command Syntax Response AT KUARTCFG KUARTCFG lt n gt OK 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 GNSS commands 340 AT Command Interface Specification GNSS commands 17 14 KGNSSVSN GNSS Library Version Description AT KUARTCFG Configure UART function and USB CDC HiLoNC3GPS only Write command Syntax Response AT KUARTCFG lt n gt OK Parameters lt n gt Port UART USB CDC1 USB CDC2 USB CDC3 A AT DATA Function lt n gt 0 NMEA AT DATA NMEA Traces lt
196. K Write command Syntax Response AT KFTPDCFG lt cnx OK cnf gt lt mode gt lt root fs gt lt password gt lt port Parameters number gt lt cnx cnf gt 0 7 PDP context configuration a numeric parameter which specifies a particular PDP context configuration lt root fs gt Root directory of the assigned to the FTP server lt password gt String type indicates the password to be used during the FTP connection lt port number gt numeric parameter 0 65535 Indicates the remote command port 21 by default lt mode gt numeric number Indicates the initiator of the FTP connection 0 active The server is initiator of the FTP data connection 1 passive The client is initiator of the FTP data connection in order to avoid the proxy filtrate The passive data transfer process listens on the data port fora connection from the active transfer process in order to open the data connection Note that only passive mode is currently supported active mode is internally switched to passive Reference Notes Sierra Wireless Proprietary e Execution command configures the server See KFTPDRUN for server activation e Only one ftp server session is currently supported e The only valid lt root fs gt is ftp e When login the ftp server only password is required username is not required 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 262 AT Command Interface Specification Protocol specific commands 1
197. KNMEARCV Receive NMEA Frames Description When the Terminal Equipment wants to receive NMEA frames from the module it sends AT KNMEARCV 1 to the module Once the module answers CONNECT it sends the NMEA frames To stop receiving NMEA frames the Terminal Equipment first switches to command mode by sending the string or DTR drop and then sends AT KNMEARCV 0 Syntax AT KNMEARCV Receive NMEA frames HiALL NC HiLoNC3GPS only Test command Syntax Response AT KNMEARCV KNMEARCV list of supported lt modess list of supported lt uart fs gt s list of supported values for lt maxsize gt OK Read command Syntax Response AT KNMEARCV KNMEARCV lt modes lt uart fs gt lt maxsize gt OK 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 322 AT Command Interface Specification GNSS commands Write command Syntax AT KNMEARCV lt mode gt lt uart fs gt lt maxsize gt AT KNMEARCV Receive NMEA frames HiALL NC HiLoNC3GPS only Response OK if lt uart fs gt 1 CONNECT if KUARTCFG 1 and lt uart fs gt 0 Parameters lt mode gt 0 Deactivate sending NMEA frames lt uart fs gt 0 Send NMEA frames to UARTO or UART1 depending on lt maxsize gt maximum size allowed to write NMEA file in File System value in bytes 10000 by default The lower limit is arbitrarily set at 10 000 bytes This can store about 150 NMEA frames The upper limit is determined by the remaining size in file system
198. L1 frequency The factory test is capable to detect 6 Higher noise figure caused by misplaced parts wrong values etc 7 Excess frequency error of a TCXO part 8 Sensitivity loss of 1 5 dB or more due to excessive phase noise of a bad TCXO 9 PRN The GPS Satellite PRN configured in the simulator 255 disables it 10 11 FCN FCN number of the corresponding GLONASS Satellite frequency configured in the simulator 8 disables it 2 Syntax AT KGNSSFACT Force GNSS factory test Test command Syntax Response AT KGNSSFACT KGNSSFACT list of supported lt prns gt list of supported lt fens list of supported lt srn gt list of supported lt test_item list of supported lt test_mode gt range of lt Interval gt range of lt duration gt OK Read command Syntax Response AT KGNSSFACT KGNSSFACT lt prn gt lt fcn gt lt srn gt lt test_item gt lt test_mode gt lt Interval gt lt duration gt OK Write command Syntax Response AT KGNSSFACT OK lt prn gt lt fcn gt lt snr gt lt test_item gt lt test Parameters _mode gt L lt Interval gt lt prn gt 0 to 32 lt duration gt lt fen gt 0 for GPS 0 to 14 for Glonass see Notes lt snr gt 0 Low SNR 1 High SNR lt test_item gt 0 GL_FACT_TEST_CW Measure C No using CW tone as RF input 1 GL_FACT_TEST_CNO Measure C No using GNSS signal as RF input 2 GL_FACT_TEST_FRQ Measure clock frequency error and C
199. LF gt lt AT Command2 gt lt CR gt lt LF gt OK Parameters Reference Notes 27 007 8 37 e This command provides the AT Command list available for the user 5 11 CMEC Command Mobile Equipment Control Mode AT CMEC Mobile Equipment control mode Test command Syntax Response AT CMEC CMEC list of supported lt keypss list of supported lt disp gt s list of supported lt ind gt s OK Read command Syntax Response AT CMEC CMEC lt keyp gt lt disp gt lt ind gt OK 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 95 AT Command Interface Specification Mobile equipment control and status Commands Write command 27 007 8 6 AT CMEC Mobile Equipment control mode Syntax Response AT CMEC lt keyp gt OK lt disp gt lt ind gt Parameters lt keyp gt 0 keypad management not significant for HiLo no keypad lt disp gt 0 display management not significant for HiLo no display lt ind gt 0 only ME can set the status of its indicators command CIND can only be used to read the indicators Reference Notes e Set command selects the equipment which operates ME keypad writes to ME display and sets ME indicators 5 12 CFUN Command Set Phone Functionality AT CFUN Set phone functionality Test command Syntax Response AT CFUN CFUN list of supported lt funss list of supported lt rst gt s OK Read comma
200. LIST List Available Mail Protocol specific commands AT KPOPLIST List Available Mail in POP3 HiLoV2 HiAll only Sierra Wireless Proprietary Read command Syntax Response AT KPOPLIST KPOPLIST lt N gt messages lt size gt octets OK Action command Syntax Response AT KPOPLIST KPOPLIST lt N gt messages lt size gt octets KPOPLIST lt n1 gt lt size1 gt lt CR gt lt LF gt KPOPLIST lt n2 gt lt size2 gt OK Parameters lt N gt Numeric type Indicates the number of available messages lt size gt Numeric type Indicates the total size of the messages lt n gt Numeric type Indicates the index of the message lt size gt Numeric type Indicates the size in octet of the message Reference Notes e This command lists available mail in the POP3 server 13 9 3 KPOPREAD Download a Mail AT KPOPREAD Download a mail from POP3 HiLoV2 HiAll only Test command Syntax Response AT KPOPREAD KPOPREAD lt index gt OK Write command Syntax Response AT KPOPREAD lt index gt CONNECT Dataflow with lt EOF pattern gt at the end OK CME ERROR lt err gt NO CARRIER Parameters lt index gt Numeric type Indicates the index of the mail to read lt EOF pattern gt Set AT KPATTERN 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 277 AT Command Interface Specification Protocol specific commands Reference Sierra Wireless Proprietary 13 9 4
201. LITY TO USE ANY SIERRA WIRELESS PRODUCT EVEN IF SIERRA WIRELESS AND OR ITS AFFILIATES HAS BEEN ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES OR THEY ARE FORESEEABLE OR FOR CLAIMS BY ANY THIRD PARTY Notwithstanding the foregoing in no event shall Sierra Wireless and or its affiliates aggregate liability arising under or in connection with the Sierra Wireless product regardless of the number of events occurrences or claims giving rise to liability be in excess of the price paid by the purchaser for the Sierra Wireless product Customer understands that Sierra Wireless is not providing cellular or GPS including A GPS services These services are provided by a third party and should be purchased directly by the Customer 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 2 AT Command Interface Specification Important Notice SPECIFIC DISCLAIMERS OF LIABILITY CUSTOMER RECOGNIZES AND ACKNOWLEDGES SIERRA WIRELESS IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR AND SHALL NOT BE HELD LIABLE FOR ANY DEFECT OR DEFICIENCY OF ANY KIND OF CELLULAR OR GPS INCLUDING A GPS SERVICES Patents This product may contain technology developed by or for Sierra Wireless Inc This product includes technology licensed from QUALCOMM This product is manufactured or sold by Sierra Wireless Inc or its affiliates under one or more patents licensed from InterDigital Group and MMP Portfolio Licensing Copyright 2013 Sierra Wireless All rights reserved Trademarks AirCard is a registered
202. N Command Enter Pin AT CPIN Enter pin 27 007 8 3 Test command Syntax Response AT CPIN OK Read command Syntax Response AT CPIN CPIN lt code gt OK Write command Syntax Response AT CPIN lt pin gt OK L lt newpin gt Parameters lt code gt values reserved by this TS READY ME is not pending for any password SIM PIN ME is waiting for SIM PIN to be given SIM PUK ME is waiting for SIM PUK to be given A second pin lt newpin gt is used to replace the old pin in the SIM and should thus be supplied SIM PIN2 ME is waiting SIM PIN2 to be given this lt code gt is recommended to be returned only when the last executed command resulted in PIN2 authentication failure i e CME ERROR 17 if PIN2 is not entered right after the failure it is recommended that ME does not block its operation SIM PUK2 ME is waiting SIM PUK2 to be given this lt code gt is recommended to be returned only when the last executed command resulted in PUK2 authentication failure i e CME ERROR 18 if PUK2 and new PIN2 are not entered right after the failure it is recommended that ME does not block its operation Also a second pin lt newpin gt is used to replace the old pin in the SIM and should thus be supplied PH NET PIN ME is waiting personalization password to be given lt pin gt lt newpin gt string type value 8 characters max Reference Notes e Parameter lt newpin gt can only be used if SIM is
203. N command GPIOs may be already used by KSIMDET KJAMDET KSYNC and KGSMAD CME error 23 will be reported when module start up because of boot up of file system 5 43 KSIMDET Command SIM Detection Test command Syntax AT KSIMDET AT KSIMDET SIM detection Response KSIMDET lt mod gt lt GPIO gt OK Read command Syntax AT KSIMDET Write command Syntax AT KSIMDET lt mod gt lt GPIO gt Response KSIMDET lt mod gt lt GPIO gt OK Response OK Parameters lt mod gt 0 disable the SIM detection 1 Enable the SIM detection 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 126 AT Command Interface Specification Write command Syntax AT KSIMDET lt mod gt lt GPIO gt Mobile equipment control and status Commands AT KSIMDET SIM detection lt GPIO gt Defines which GPIO be used as input by the SIM Detection 1 8 For HiLo V1 1 3 For HiLo V2 1 6 For HiAIINC For HiLo3G 1 GPIO1 pin name of the connector 2 GPIO2 pin name of the connector 3 GPIO3 pin name of the connector For HiLoNC3GPS i GPIO2 pin name of the connector GPIO3 pin name of the connector GPIO4 pin name of the connector GPIO5 pin name of the connector GPIO6 pin name of the connector Ola Co Nes Reference Notes e If it detects a change of the SIM status the module is notified by URC SIM lt status gt where lt status gt 0 IN
204. Other SMS are routed directly to TE and notification sent to TE is CMT lt alpha gt lt length gt lt CR gt lt LF gt lt pdu gt PDU mode enabled CMT lt 0a gt lt alpha gt lt scts gt lt tooa gt lt fo gt lt pid gt lt dcs gt lt sca gt lt tosca gt lt length gt lt CR gt lt LF gt lt data gt text mode enabled lt bm gt 0 No CBM indications are routed to the TE 2 New CBMs are routed directly to the TE using unsolicited result code CBM lt length gt lt CR gt lt LF gt lt pdus gt PDU mode enabled or CBM lt sn gt lt mid gt lt dcs gt lt page gt lt pages gt lt CR gt lt LF gt lt data gt text mode Enabled lt ds gt 0 No SMS STATUS REPORTs are routed to the TE 1 SMS STATUS REPORTs are routed to the TE using unsolicited result code CDS lt length gt lt CR gt lt LF gt lt pdu gt PDU mode enabled or CDS lt fo gt lt mr gt lt ra gt lt tora gt lt scts gt lt dt gt lt st gt text mode enabled lt bfr gt 0 The buffered notification are sent 1 TA buffer of unsolicited result codes defined within this command is cleared when lt mode gt 1 3 is entered Reference Notes 27 005 3 4 1 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 191 AT Command Interface Specification SMS AT Commands 8 11 CSCB Command Select Cell Broadcast Message AT CSCB Select cell broadcast message Test command Syntax Response AT CSCB CSCB list of supported lt mode
205. P to a nonvolatile memory 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 197 AT Command Interface Specification SMS AT Commands 8 18 CRES Command Restore Settings AT CRES Restore settings Test command Syntax Response AT CRES CRES list of supported lt profile gt s OK Write command Syntax Response AT CRES lt profile gt OK Parameter lt profile gt profile number where user settings are stored 0 values saved by the user 1 default factory settings Reference Notes 27 005 3 3 3 e Restore the saved message service settings CSMP from a nonvolatile memory 8 19 CMT Notification Received SMSPP Content CMT Received SMSPP content Unsolicited notification Response CMT lt alpha gt lt length gt lt CR gt lt LF gt lt pdu gt CMT lt oa gt lt alpha gt lt scts gt lt tooa gt lt fo gt lt pid gt lt dcs gt lt sca gt lt tosca gt lt length gt lt CR gt lt LF gt lt data gt Reference Notes 27 005 e All parameters are extracted from received message e Detailed header information is shown in text mode result codes according to command Show Text Mode Parameters CSDH 8 20 PSMEMCAP Command SMS Memory Capacity AT PSMEMCAP SMS memory capacity HiLoV2 HiAll only Test command Syntax Response AT PSMEMCAP PSMEMCAP list of supported lt TE memory status gt list of supported lt mode gt
206. PIN blocked lt pin gt must be PUK Otherwise the command is rejected e Ifthe SIM card is extracted AT CPIN will answer with a maximum of 30 seconds 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 100 AT Command Interface Specification Mobile equipment control and status Commands 5 17 PSPRAS Command PIN Remaining Attempt Status AT PSPRAS PIN Remaining Attempt Status HiLoV2 HiAll only Sierra Wireless proprietary command Test command Syntax Response AT PSPRAS PSPRAS list of supported lt code gt OK Read command Syntax Response AT PSPRAS PSPRAS lt pin1 gt lt puk1 gt lt pin2 gt lt puk2 gt OK Write command Syntax Response AT PSPRAS OK Parameters lt pini gt integer type value indicating the number of false presentations remaining for PIN1 The maximum value is 3 and the minimum value is 0 Zero means that the PIN1 is blocked lt puk1 gt integer type value indicating the number of false presentations remaining for PUK1 The maximum value is 10 and the minimum value is 0 Zero means that the PUK1 is blocked lt pin2 gt integer type value indicating the number of false presentations remaining for PIN2 The maximum value is 3 and the minimum value is 0 Zero means that the PIN2 is blocked lt puk2 gt integer type value indicating the number of false presentations remaining for PUK2 The maximum value is 10 and the minimum value is 0 Zero means that the PUK2 is blocked
207. PNM Command Operator Name AT PSOPNM Operator name HiLoV2 HiAll only Read command Response Syntax PSOPNM lt Operator Name string gt AT PSOPNM Parameters lt Operator Name string gt lt String type gt Operator name Character set as specified by command CSCS Reference e Read command returns operator name string which can be Sierra Wireless The operator name in long format if EFONS SIM file is present and Proprietary readable in SIM The operator name short format if EFONS SIM file not present or not readable in SIM An empty string if neither EFONS nor EFONSF SIM files are present or readable e Note ONSF file Operator Name Short Format is used for mobile that cannot accommodate to the long name format e Set command has no effect OK returned 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 1 Network service related Commands 71 AT Command Interface Specification Network service related Commands 6 21 PSNTRG Command Network Registration AT PSNTRG Network registration HiLoV2 HiAll only Test command Select notification mode Syntax AT PSNTRG Response PSNTRG list of supported lt Registration state gt s list of supported lt GPRS statess list of supported lt Band indicationss list of supported lt Ratss list of supported lt EGPRS state gt s Read command Get current network status Syntax AT PSNTRG Response PSNTRG lt Regisiration state gt lt GPRS state gt lt MCC gt
208. PS do not support server mode For HiLo V2 and HiAll NC only e For child session the property lt data_mode gt will be kept the same as the server socket s setting e See Appendix 18 6 6 for use cases of AT KTCPACKINFO and lt URC ENDTCP enable gt option of AT KTCPCFG 13 4 2 KTCPCNX TCP Connection AT KTCPCNX TCP Connection Write command Syntax Response AT KTCPCNX OK lt session_id gt NO CARRIER CME ERROR lt errs gt KTCP_NOTIF lt session_id gt lt tcp_notif gt 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 247 AT Command Interface Specification Protocol specific commands AT KTCPCNX TCP Connection Write command Parameters lt session_id gt Index of the TCP session Syntax lt tcp_notif gt Integer type Indicates the cause of the TCP connection failure AT KTCPCNX 0 Network error lt session_id gt 1 No more sockets available max number already reached 2 Memory problem 3 DNS error 4 TCP disconnection by the server or remote client 5 TCP connection error 6 Generic error 7 Fail to accept client request s 8 Data sending is OK but KTCPSND was waiting more or less characters 9 Bad session ID 10 Session is already running 11 All sessions are used Reference Notes Sierra Wireless Proprietary e This command is used for connecting to a remote server or listening to a bound port depends on the selected mode of lt session_id gt e When more than two different APN
209. PS is 3G only 14 22 27 06 2012 Modify example in KFSFILE and KPLAYSOUND one space to remove before 14 23 09 07 2012 Change KUARTCFG default mode to 2 14 24 10 07 2012 Add a note for KPLAYAMR started during a voice call 14 25 11 07 2012 Modify KUARTCFG modes to have traces available on SPI only 14 26 12 07 2012 Modify KECALLCFG KECALL KAECALL and KGNSSHIST information regarding the GNSS position in the MSD 14 27 13 07 2012 Modify KGNSSFIX notes for mode 2 Bug 3522 14 28 18 07 2012 Modify description of KECALL command risk of missing notification bug4251 Add a note for KGNSSFIX 2 1 bug3522 Bug 3522 14 29 19 07 2012 Add CTZU cmd bug3482 14 30 19 07 2012 Modify KPLAYAMR note for competitive access with KPLAYSOUND bug3522 Bug 3522 14 31 20 07 2012 Add CTZR_ cmd bug4292 14 32 24 07 2012 Modify KGSN add type 3 to Serial Number bug 3970 14 33 25 07 2012 Modify KGNSSHIST structure meaning 14 34 08 08 2012 Modify KGNSSLTOACT Add lt urc gt 14 35 09 08 2012 Modify KSIMSEL add sim used for mode 2 bug 4279 bug 3970 14 36 09 08 2012 Remove HiloV2 HiAll only in title for KPWM 14 37 23 08 2012 Add information about VIP during ECALL in AT VIP and in 16 2 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 Document History AT Command Interface Specification Version Date Updates 14 38 28 08 2012 Update KNMEARCV bug3341 Update KTEMPMON bug2898 14 39 29 08 2012 Modify AT amp W value parameter for Stored Pr
210. Profile MINIMUM ceeeeeeeeeeetteeteeees 214 10 8 CGQREQ Command Request Quality of Service Profile cccceeeseeeteeeeseeeeeeees 215 10 9 CGREG Command GPRS Network Registration Status ccceeeeeesteeeeseeeeeeees 216 10 10 _ CGSMS Command Select Service for MO SMS Messages c ccceeceeesteeeteeeeees 217 1011 PSGCNT Command GPRS Counters yiasceccuets iis sactestandelyasceuntstaniteidesaGeNivecusteteee 218 10 12 _ CGEQMIN Command 3G Quality of Service Profile MinimuUm cseeeeeee 219 10 13 _ CGEQREQ Command 3G Quality of Service Profile Requested ceeeeeee 220 10 14 _ CGEQNEG Command 3G Quality of Service Profile Negotiated 0 ceeeeeee 221 11 SIM APPLICATION TOOLKIT AT COMMANDS ccccectcceeeeeeeeeeeeeteeeeeeeneees 223 11 1 Preliminary COMMENS cccccccceeceseecceeeeeceeeeeeeceeeeneeeceeaeaecessaeeesesneeaeeeeneeaeeeeneeeeeneneeees 223 11 2 PSSTKI Command SIM ToolKit Interface Configuration ccceceeeeeessteeeeseeeeenees 224 11 3 PSSTK Command SIM Toolkits nana aaa aana 225 11 4 PSSTK URC SIM Toolkit Unsolicited Result Code cccceccecsseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeesseeeenees 226 TZ AUDIO COMMANDS visiscissticiiissciinnsisientacsiisnnidniiitsnatuinivnitcaiaicwalaiicscciciaimitaiita wuslecinaaith 227 12 1 Preliminary COMMONS oes ssctecspiien cece dabeced A 227 1211s General DENAVION enrian a E E E 227 VAT E E T EI EE E E
211. QT_END 16 2 Audio Settings during ECALL During an Ecall the audio settings change automatically to improve the data transmission 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 306 AT Command Interface Specification ECALL commands Ecall state Current Audio settings VIP Before Ecall Audio settings 0 customer default configuration v Audio settings 1 Calling PSAP Disable Echo Cancellation and Noise Suppression Mute audio input and 4 output Audio settings 1 MSD transmission Disable Echo Cancellation and Noise Suppression Mute audio input and 4 output Audio settings 2 wich To audio gall active Echo Cancellation Noise Suppression audio input and output 3 Audio settings 1 PSAP f 7 3 so PA a an Disable Echo Cancellation and Noise Suppression Mute audio input and 4 output End of Ecall Audio settings 0 customer default configuration v V means the current VIP set by the user among 0 1 or 2 During an Ecall no other audio session can be opened PCM AMR etc 16 3 KECALLCFG Emergency Call Configuration Description KECALLCFG command is used to configure some fields of the MSD As the configuration is stored in EEPROM it is not reset on every occasion that the module NAD is powered on To be sure that the transmission and the stored data are correct the set command returns the parameters that have been sent in the response RQT_SSW_ECALL AT_0002_01 RQT_END RQT_SSW_ECALL AT_0003_01 RQT_
212. R lt err gt KPLAY_ERROR lt play_notif gt Parameters lt mode gt integer type 0 Start playing 1 Stop playing lt audio_file gt string type indicates the path and midi filename to be played This is a must when lt mode gt is 0 lt volume gt integer which defines the sound level 1 3 The smaller the lower The default value is 2 lt duration gt integer type 0 Play the file repetitively Other value the whole playing time in second The range value is 1 32767 Default play the file ONCE lt play_notif gt integer type Indicates the cause of the play failure 1 Cannot play during a call 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 139 AT Command Interface Specification Mobile equipment control and status Commands Reference Sierra Wireless Proprietary AT KPLAYSOUND Play audio file HiLoV2 HiAll only Notes e Audio file should be stored in ftp e Only support Sierra Wireless proprietary file format The max file size is 2048 bytes e Ifthe HiLo receives a SMS or call the play will stop e f a melody is already playing KPLAYSOUND will stop the current melody and play the new melody e The volume cannot be changed when a melody is playing CLVL command has no effect on melody playing e How to build an audio file please see 13 11 Example e To add a file AT KFSFILE 0 ftp abc snd 1024 CONNECT The module is ready to receive the file Once received the answer
213. RSL CRSL list of supported lt level gt s OK Read command Syntax Response AT CRSL CRSL lt level gt OK Write command Syntax Response AT CRSL lt level gt OK Parameter lt level gt 0 1 2 3 integer type value with manufacturer specific range smallest value represents the lowest sound level 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 1 20 AT Command Interface Spec ification AT CRSL Ringer sound level Reference 27 007 8 21 Mobile equipment control and status Commands Notes e This command is used to select the incoming call ringer sound level of the MT 5 37 CLAN Command Language AT CLAN Set language Test command Syntax Response AT CLAN CLAN list of supported lt code gt s OK Read command Syntax Response AT CLAN CLAN lt code gt OK Write command Syntax Response AT CLAN lt code gt OK Parameter lt code gt auto en Reference Notes 27 007 8 30 5 38 CSGT Command Greeting Text AT CSGT Set greeting text Test command Syntax Response AT CSGT CSGT list of supported lt mode gt s lt text gt OK Read command Syntax Response AT CSGT CSGT lt text gt lt mode gt OK 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 21 AT Command Interface Specification Mobile equipment control and status Commands AT CSGT Set greeting text Write command Syntax Response AT CSGT lt mode gt OK lt text gt Para
214. Reference Sierra Wireless Proprietary Notes Before using this command an FTP connection must have been achieved using AT KFTPCFG The only valid lt local_uri gt is filename After sending the KFTPSND command the host must send the entire data stream of the file If set AT amp D2 the user can terminate the uploading by turn DTR off the module will return as follows NO CARRIER AT amp D1 is not available for this command ATO is not available for this command If set AT amp C1 DCD will be ON after CONNECT and it will be OFF after upload done 13 5 4 KFTPDEL Delete FTP Files AT KFTPDEL Delete FTP files Write command Syntax AT KFTPDEL lt session_ id gt lt server_path gt lt file_ name gt lt type gt Response OK CME ERROR lt err gt NO CARRIER KFTP_ERROR lt session_id gt lt ftp cause gt 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 260 AT Command Interface Specification Protocol specific commands AT KFTPDEL Delete FTP files Write command Parameters lt session_id gt Index of the FTP session Syntax lt server_path gt string type Indicates the path of the file to be deleted An empty AT KFTPDEL lt session_ string or no string indicates the deleting is done from the path id gt lt server_path gt lt file_ given by the lt server_name gt parameter name gt lt type gt lt file_name gt string type Indicates the name of the file to d
215. S CB service availability Reference 27 007 6 1 Notes e Set command enables disables the presentation of notification result code from ME to TE When lt mode gt 1 PSREADY lt service gt result code is sent to TE when lt service gt is available 3 26 PSCHRU Command Channel Registration URC AT PSCHRU Channel Registration and filters for URC HiLoV2 HiAll only Test command Syntax Response AT PSCHRU PSCHRU list of supported lt mask gt s OK Read command Syntax Response AT PSCHRU PSCHRU lt mask gt OK 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 General AT Commands 74 AT Command Interface Specification General AT Commands AT PSCHRU Channel Registration and filters for URC HiLoV2 HiAll only Write command Syntax Response AT PSCHRU lt mask gt OK Parameter lt mask gt mask used to filter URCs 0 No URC will be displayed on the channel 1 CALL related URC 2 SMS related URC 4 CBM related URC 8 CIEV related URC 16 NET_REG related URC 32 SS related URC 64 INIT related URC 128 DBG related URC 256 STK related URC Reference Notes Sierra Wireless Proprietary e This command is used to filter one or several URC on a channel By default all URC are enabled on a newly opened channel e This command only applies on the channel which is submitted other channels are not impacted e Example To enable the display of URC SMS 2 and CALL 1 and to forbid
216. S Class 3 TE specific SMS No Class 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 196 AT Command Interface Specification SMS AT Commands 8 16 CSDH Command Show Text Mode Parameters AT CSDH Show text mode parameters Test command Response Syntax CSDH list of supported lt showss AT CSDH OK Read command Response Syntax CSDH lt show gt AT CSDH OK Write command Response Syntax OK AT CSDH lt show gt Parameter lt show gt 0 do not show header values defined in commands CSCA and CSMP lt sca gt lt tosca gt lt fo gt lt vp gt lt pid gt and lt dcs gt nor lt length gt lt toda gt or lt tooa gt in CMT CMGL CMGR result codes for SMS DELIVERs and SMS SUBMITs in text mode for SMS COMMANDs in CMGR result code do not show lt pid gt lt mn gt lt da gt lt toda gt lt length gt or lt cdata gt 1 show the values in result codes Reference 27 005 3 3 3 Notes e Set command controls whether detailed header information is shown in text mode result codes 8 17 CSAS Command Save Settings AT CSAS Save settings Test command Syntax Response AT CSAS CSAS list of supported lt profile gt s OK Write command Syntax Response AT CSAS lt profile gt OK Parameter lt profile gt profile number where user settings are to be stored Reference Notes 27 005 3 3 3 e Save the active message service settings CSM
217. S with LTO 0 cccccesceeeeeeeeeeeeeeaeeeeeeeceaeeeseaeeeeaaeeenees 336 17 10 KGNSSLTOCFG GNSS with LTO Configuration eccccceeeeeeeeeeceeseteeeeneeeeeneeeeaes 337 17 11 KGNSSLTOGET Get CBEE Data for GNSS with LTO 0 cceeceeeeeeeeeeeeeteeeeneeeees 338 17 12 KGNSSLTOVT Check Validity Time 0 2 0 ccccecccececeeeeeeeceteeeceaeeeeaeeseeeeeseaeeesaeeseeeeeaes 339 17 18 4KUART CFG UART Configuratio sssi anioia anann autana aaua aaa aaia 339 17 14 KGNSSVSN GNSS Library Versi M srsiisisniuiiersraesadsiraiiidosaneiii iniii roiani enrian 341 17 15 KAGNSSACT Activate Assisted Positioning seesseeeseesseeeseesseesresrrsrresrnssrnssrnssns 342 T16 USE CASOS araa AT EE EER 343 17 16 1 AT KGNSSFACT Factory Test cccccceccecceeeeeneeeeeeeeeeaeeeceaeeeeeeeseeeessaeeseaeeeneees 345 17 16 2 AT KGNSSDBG Debug sesseisseiessiesriesristrissrissiissrississinstnstttnntnnttnnnnnnnn nentet 349 1S APPEND K icine 350 18 1 Appendix 1 Result Codes and Unsolicited Messages eeceeseeceeeeeeseeeeneeeneeeneee 350 18 2 Appendix 2 Error CodeS vsscdesstevesis ctectesyhdeerseaaseneynsueeeveateestbyidonusieacdeettetescevadantienivens 351 18 21 CME ENor CodeS rasen anaa aaae aeaeaei paaa ai Eaa Ea AS 351 18 22 CMS Error COJE Suisiana naaa naa Eaa ine taa aaa eee 353 18 2 3 GPRS ErrorCo0deS sasicsii nities taste sie ani a iada aaaeaii 356 1324 FTP Reply COJO Senio E E 357 18 3 Appendix 3 Commands without
218. SEL 2 12 12 15 03 2012 Add GPIO 1 6 for HiAIINC 12 13 19 03 2011 Add mode 3 and 4 for AT VIP 12 14 19 03 2012 Change N1 range in CMUX command and Appendix 4 13 00 21 03 2012 Merge ECALL and GNSS AT specification with 2G AT specification Document release 13 01 26 03 2012 Change T1 range in CMUX 13 02 21 03 2012 Review numerotation 13 03 29 03 2012 Come back to N1 initial max value 1540 in CMUX 13 04 30 03 2012 Add 3GPP Reference document for ECALL Remove Pull mode in KECALL command Minor format modifications for ECALL AT commands 13 05 04 04 2012 Add note for KGNSSRST 13 06 04 04 2012 Add note for KGNSSHIST 13 07 05 04 2012 Add note about Pull UP GPIO config for KSIMDET 13 08 06 04 2012 Add note for software flow control amp K Add note for characters Add 2nd parameter in examples of KNMEARCV 13 09 09 04 2012 Remove Total number of parameters is limited to 9 from VTS Add timezone note for CCLK 13 10 18 04 2012 Add one configuration for simulator mode KGNSSRUN 13 11 18 04 2012 Add one field for simulator mode KGNSSRST 13 12 19 04 2012 Update URC KUDP_RCV with KUDPRCV 13 13 23 04 2012 Add notes for CMUX N1 parameter 13 13 24 04 2012 Add note for AT KGNSSFIX 2 1 14 24 04 2012 Update APPENDIX 3 SET OF COMMANDS SUPPORTED for Hilo3G and HiloNC3GPS 14 01 28 04 2012 Add note for PSPRAS 14 02 03 05 2012 Add a new chapter Audio settings during ECALL 14 03 03 05 2012 Describe KSYNC for HiloNC3GPS 14 04 08 05 2012 Update CMUX lt N1 g
219. SERTED 1 EXTRACTED e The module makes a reboot after 2s if it detects a change of the SIM status e GPIO 4 and 5 cannot be used e lt GPIO gt has to be linked to the SIMCD of the SIM card e In order to detect insertion extraction of the External SIM one of the GPIOs must be configured in Input Pull UP as follows AT KGPIOCFG x 1 1 where x is GPIO number linked to the SIMCD of the SIM card e GPIOs may be already used by KJAMDET KSYNC KTEMPMON and KGSMAD e CME error 23 will be reported when module start up because of boot up of file system 5 44 KSYNC Command Application Synchronization Signal AT KSYNC Generate application synchronization signal Test command Syntax Response AT KSYNC KSYNC list of supported lt modss list of supported lt IO gt s range of lt Duty Cycle gt range of lt Pulse Duration gt OK Read command Syntax Response AT KSYNC KSYNC lt mod gt lt lO gt lt Duty Cycle gt lt Pulse Duration gt OK 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 127 AT Command Interface Specification Mobile equipment control and status Commands AT KSYNC Generate application synchronization signal Write command Syntax Response AT KSYNC lt mod gt OK lt lO gt L lt Duty Cycle gt Parameters L lt Pulse Duration gt lt mod gt 0 Disable the generation of synchronization signal 1 Manage the generation of signal according to lt Duty Cycle gt and
220. SSD Notify or no further information needed after mobile initiated operation 1 further user action required network initiated USSD Request or further information needed after mobile initiated operation 2 USSD terminated by network 3 other local client has responded 4 operation not supported 5 network time out Reference Notes 27 007 7 15 e When TE sends an USSD to the network the OK result code is sent before the response of the network When network answers the response will be sent as an URC as if it was a network initiated operation in case of error CUSD 4 will be sent e This allows the link not to be blocked for a long time the network can take a long time to answer a USSD request initiated by the TE e The USSD session can be aborted using command AT CUSD 2 6 6 CLCC Command List Current Call AT CLCC List current call Test command Response OK Syntax AT CLCC 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 158 AT Command Interface Specification Network service related Commands AT CLCC List current call Execute command Syntax Response AT CLCC CLCC lt id1 gt lt dir gt lt stat gt lt mode gt lt mpty gt lt number gt lt type gt lt alpha gt CLCC lt id2 gt lt dir gt lt stat gt lt mode gt lt mpty gt lt number gt lt type gt lt alpha gt k OK Parameters lt id gt integer type call identification number as describe
221. Select Radio Link Protocol Parameter AT CRLP Select radio link protocol parameter Test command Response Syntax CRLP list of supported lt iwsss list of supported lt mwsss list of supported AT CRLP lt T1 gt s list of supported lt N2 gt s lt ver1 gt list of supported lt T4 gt s CRLP list of supported lt iwsss list of supported lt mwsss list of supported lt T1 gt s list of supported lt N2 gt s lt ver1 gt list of supported lt T4 gt s OK 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 201 AT Command Interface Specification Read command Syntax AT CRLP AT CRLP Select radio link protocol parameter Response CRLP lt iws gt lt mws gt lt T1 gt lt N2 gt lt ver1 gt lt T4 gt CRLP lt iws gt lt mws gt lt T1 gt lt N2 gt lt ver2 gt lt T4 gt OK Write command Response Syntax OK AT CRLP lt iws gt lt mws gt lt T1 gt lt N2 gt lt ver gt L lt T4 gt 1MI Parameters lt ver gt lt verx gt RLP version number in integer format when version indication is not present it shall equal 0 lt iws gt lt mws gt lt T1 gt lt N2 gt lt T4 gt IWF to MS window size MS to IWF window size acknowledgement timer T1 retransmission attempts N2 re sequencing period T4 in integer format default values and value ranges depend on RLP version refer 3G TS 24 022 18 T1 and T4 are in units of 10 ms Refe
222. Sierra Wireless Proprietary AT KNETREJSTAT Network rejection status lt mode gt and lt cause gt are saved in NV memory lt cause gt is the last cause stored in the module HiLoNC3GPS only Example The module is disconnected check the last cause CREG 1 1 CGRE 1 0 AT KNETREJSTAT KNETREJSTAT 0 3 OK Active the unsolicited result code notification AT KNETREJSTAT 1 KNETREJSTAT 1 OK If the module is disconnected the unsolicited result code notification is sent CREG 1 1 CGRE 1 0 KNETREJSTAT 0 8 Deactivate the unsolicited code result notification AT KNETREJSTAT 0 KNETREJSTAT 0 OK 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 180 7 Phone book management 7 1 CPBF Command Find Phonebook Entries AT CPBEFE Find phonebook entries AT CPBF lt findtext gt Test command Syntax Response AT CPBF CPBF lt nlength gt lt tlength gt OK Execute command Syntax Response CPBF lt index1 gt lt number gt lt type gt lt text gt CBPF lt index2 gt lt number gt lt type gt lt text gt OK Parameters lt index1 gt lt index2 gt integer type values in the range of location numbers of phonebook memory lt numbers string type phone number of format lt type gt lt type gt type of address octet in integer format refer GSM 04 08 8 sub clause 10 5 4 7 lt findtext gt lt text gt string type field of maximum length lt tlength gt
223. Syntax Response AT N lt x gt OK Parameters lt x gt 0 transparent mode 4 6 RLP mode nontransparent Reference Notes V 25ter e Not support It is recommended to use AT CBST instead of this command 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 V25ter AT Commands 48 AT Command Interface Specification 2 22 amp K Command Flow Control Option Execute command AT amp K Flow control command Syntax Response AT amp K lt mode gt OK Parameters lt mode gt 0 Disable all flow control 3 Enable bi directional hardware flow control 4 Enable XON XOFF flow control Reference Notes V 25ter e Use AT amp VO to display the current flow control setting e Sierra Wireless recommends the use of the hardware Flow control e The software flow control is supported if the data to be transmitted are coded in ASCII in this case XON XOFF controls and data are differentiated or the customer manages the data encapsulation and does not include XON XOFF with the data 2 23 L Command Monitor Speaker Loudness Write command Syntax ATL lt volume gt ATL Monitor speaker loudness Response OK Parameter lt volume gt 0 9 Reference ITU T V 250 6 3 13 Notes e The responses of this command are compliant with the recommendation but this command has no effect 2 24 M Command Monitor Speaker Mode Write command ATM Monitor speaker loudness ITU T V 250 6 3 14
224. T CGMR Request revision identification HiLo3G HiLoNC3GPS Reference Notes 27 007 5 3 Module Type AT CGMR AT GMR HiLo3G 850 Hi3GC A xxx xx HiLo3G 900 Hi3GC A xxx xx HiLoNC 3GPS HiIN3SGPS A xxx xx HiLoNC 3GPS US HiIN3SGPS A xxx xx HiLoNC 3GPS Enhanced HiIN3GPSE A xxx xx HiLoNC 3GPS US Enhanced HiIN3GPSE A xxx xx HiLoNC 3GPS D HiN3GPSD A xxx xx HiLoNC 3GPS D US HiN3GPSD A xxx xx HiLoNC 3GPS D Enhanced HiN3GPSDE A xxx xx HiLoNC 3GPS D US Enhanced HiN3GPSDE A xxx xx Module Type AT CGMR examples HiLo3G 850 Hi3GC A 002 16 HiLo3G 900 Hi3GC A 002 16 HiLo3G D850 Hi3GC A 002 16 HiLo3G D900 Hi3GC A 002 16 HiLoNC 3GPS HiN3GPS A 002 16 HiLoNC 3GPS US HiN3GPS A 002 16 HiLoNC 3GPS Enhanced HiN3GPSE A 002 16 HiLoNC 3GPS US Enhanced HiN3GPSE A 002 16 HiLoNC 3GPS D HiN3GPSD A 002 16 HiLoNC 3GPS D US HiN3GPSD A 002 16 HiLoNC 3GPS D Enhanced HiN3GPSDE A 002 16 HiLoNC 3GPS D US Enhanced HiN3GPSDE A 002 16 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 59 AT Command Interface Specification 3 6 CGSN Command Request Product Serial Number Identification IMEI AT CGSN Request International Mobile Equipment Identification IMEI Test command Syntax Response AT CGSN OK Execute command Syntax Response AT CGSN lt sn gt identification text for determination of the individual ME OK Reference Notes 27 007 5 4 3 7 KGSN Command Request Product Serial Number and Software Version Test command Syntax AT K
225. T KFTPRCV 0 flashfile ext Dir fsfile txt 0 OK KFTP_RCV_DONE 0 AT KFTPSND 0 flashfile ext Dir fsfile txt 0 OK KFTP_SND_DONE 0 AT KFTPDEL 0 Dir TestFile txt OK AT KFTPCLOSE 0 OK number Custom End Of File pattern Send data store them in TestFile txt file After CONNECT Do not forget send the EOF string Read the file named TestFile txt from ftp server data are sent and end by EOF string Get file fsfile txt from ftp server and store it in flash directory flashfile ext Send flash file flashfile txt to ftp server store it in Dir directory Delete the file called TestFile txt in ftp server Then you can close the connection 18 7 2 Server mode AT amp K3 OK AT KCNXCFG 0 GPRS APN log password OK AT KFTPDCFG 0 1 ftp IEUser 21 OK AT KFTPDRUN 1 KFTPDRUN 192 168 1 44 Hardware flow control activation Set GPRS parameters APN login password Set FTP root path password and port number Run FTP server OK You can connect to HiLo ftp server now If you need accessing HiLo ftp server in programming Please see RFC959 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 377 AT Command Interface Specification Appendix AT KFTPDCLOSE OK Close the ftp server 18 7 3 FTP Resume use case 18 7 3 1 Resume feature when transmitting data to serial link AT KCNXCFG 0 GPRS CMNET OK AT KFTPCF
226. TP got no data 11 HTTP got partial data Reference Notes Sierra Wireless Proprietary e lt session_id gt is always 0 e HTTP does not support DTR1 13 10 4 KHTTPHEAD Get the Head of the Information from HTTP Server AT KHTTPHEAD Get the head of the information from HTTP server HiLoV2 HiAll only Write command Syntax Response AT KHTTPHEAD CONNECT lt session_id gt lt EOF pattern gt lt request_uri gt OK Error case NO CARRIER CME ERROR lt err gt KHTTP_ERROR lt session_id gt lt http_notif gt Parameters lt session_id gt Index of the HTTP session lt request_uri gt string type indicates the information url to be get during the HTTP connection Reference Notes Sierra Wireless Proprietary e lt session_id gt is always 0 e HTTP does not support DTR1 e This method is identical to GET except that the server MUST NOT return a message body in the response The meta information contained in the HTTP headers in response to a HEAD request SHOULD be identical to the information sent in response to a GET request 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 282 AT Command Interface Specification Protocol specific commands 13 10 5 KHTTPPOST Send Data to HTTP Server AT KHTTPPOST Send data to HTTP server HiLoV2 HiAll only Write command Syntax Response AT KHTTPPOST CONNECT lt session_id gt lt local_uri gt lt EOF pattern gt lt request_uri gt OK Error case
227. UN 1 will result in an error URC GNSS must be stopped before any Start request e The value of lt boot mode gt is not changed if it is not explicitly specified in the command Examples AT KGNSSRUN KGNSSRUN 0 2 OK Run GNSS AT KGNSSRUN 1 KGNSSRUN 1 OK AT KGNSSRUN KGNSSRUN 1 0 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 GNSS commands 320 AT Command Interface Specification GNSS commands Reference Sierra Wireless SA Proprietary AT KGNSSRUN Start Stop GNSS feature OK Stop GNSS AT KGNSSRUN 0 KGNSSRUN 0 OK AT KGNSSRUN KGNSSRUN 0 0 OK Run for one fix AT KGNSSRUN 2 KGNSSRUN 2 OK KGNSSRUN 0 Run GNNS and set boot mode AT KGNSSRUN KGNSSRUN 0 0 OK AT KGNSSRUN 1 1 gt Set a boot mode KGNSSRUN 1 OK AT KGNSSRUN KGNSSRUN 1 1 gt Verify the boot mode OK AT KGNSSRUN 0 KGNSSRUN 0 OK AT KGNSSRUN KGNSSRUN 0 1 gt Boot mode is not changed OK AT KGNSSRUN 1 HiALL NC HiLoNC3GPS only 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 321 AT Command Interface Specification GNSS commands AT KGNSSRUN Start Stop GNSS feature HiALL NC HiLoNC3GPS only Reference KGNSSRUN 1 Sierra Wireless SA Proprietary OK AT KGNSSRUN KGNSSRUN 1 1 gt Boot mode is not changed OK AT KGNSSRUNZO 0 lt Change the boot mode KGNSSRUN 0 OK AT KGNSSRUN KGNSSRUN 0 0 gt Boot mode is changed OK 17 5
228. V2 HiAll HiLoNC3GPS only Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 46 AT Command Interface Specification AT KPLAYAMR Play AMR file Write command Syntax Response AT KPLAYAMR lt mode gt OK gt lt volume gt progress Error case Parameters lt mode gt lt audio file gt lt volume gt lt http_notif gt Write command Syntax AT KPLAYAMR lt mode gt lt audio_file gt lt volume gt progress lt audio_file AMR playing lt percent_done gt AMR playing lt percent_done gt KPLAYAMR_ERROR lt play_notif gt lt play_notif gt lt percent_done gt integer type Indicates the percent of the AMR file already Mobile equipment control and status Commands HiLoV2 HiAll HiLoNC3GPS only integer type 0 Start playing 1 Stop playing 2 Play pause 3 Play resume string type indicates the path and amr filename to be played This is a mandatory when lt mode gt is 0 integer which defines the sound level 1 10 The smaller the lower The default value is 5 lt progress gt integer type 0 Disable progress display default value 1 Enable progress display integer type Indicates the cause of the play failure 1 Unknown error 2 Service not supported 3 Parameters invalid 4 Order incoherent 5 Playback buffer underflow 7 Gaudio init failed 8 Resource blocked 9 Session invalid Cannot pause or resume the AMR file playing 10 File not found 11 File r
229. VOLUME1 lt level gt RXVOLUME2 lt level gt RXVOLUMES lt level gt RXVOLUME4 lt level gt RXVOLUMES lt level gt OK Read command Syntax Response AT KPCMRXVOL KPCMRXVOL RXVOLUMEO lt level gt RXVOLUMEZ1 lt level gt RXVOLUME2 lt level gt RXVOLUMES lt level gt RXVOLUME4 lt level gt RXVOLUMES lt level gt OK Write command Syntax Response AT KPCMRXVOL lt volu OK me gt lt level gt Parameter lt volume gt RXVOLUMEO to RXVOLUME5 lt level gt 5000 to 1200 in decimal values Reference 4114039 Notes Range from 50dB to 12dB 0dB was 0 12dB was 1200 RxVolume dB RxVolume 100 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 238 AT Command Interface Specification 12 19 KPCMCFG Configure PCM Digital Audio Test command Syntax AT KPCMCFG AT KPCMCFG Configure PCM digital audio HiLo V2 only Response list of supported lt modess lt Length gt lt DataCfg gt lt SamplingCtrl gt lt BitClk gt s OK Read command Syntax AT KPCMCFG Response KPCMCFG lt mode gt lt Length gt lt DataCfg gt lt SamplingCtrl gt lt BitClk gt OK Write command Syntax Response AT KPCMCFG lt mode gt OK lt Length gt lt DataCfg gt lt Sa mplingCtrl gt lt BitClk gt Parameters lt mode gt PCM Mode 0 Slave 1 Master Write command lt Length gt PCM data word length Syntax 0 8bits AT KPCMCFG lt mode gt 1 1
230. Wireless Proprietary Parameters lt session_id gt Index of the HTTP session lt local_uri gt lt file name gt If local_uri is empty data will be input from serial link Reference Notes e lt session_id gt is always 0 e File local_uri should be put into the directory ftp e User must use lt EOF patterns to finish sending then module returns to command mode 13 10 3 KHTTPGET Get HTTP Server Information AT KHTTPGET Get information from HTTP server HiLoV2 HiAll only Write command Syntax AT KHTTPGET lt session_id gt lt request_uri gt Response CONNECT lt EOF pattern gt OK Error case NO CARRIER CME ERROR lt errs gt KHTTP_ERROR lt session_id gt lt http_notif gt 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 281 AT Command Interface Specification Protocol specific commands AT KHTTPGET Get information from HTTP server HiLoV2 HiAll only Write command Parameters Syntax lt session_id gt Index of the HTTP session AT KHTTPGET lt request_uri gt string type indicates the information url to get during the HTTP lt session_id gt connection lt request_uri gt lt http_notif gt Integer type Indicates the cause of the HTTP connection failure 4 DNS error 5 HTTP connection error due to internal trouble 6 HTTP connection timeout 7 Flash access trouble 8 Flash memory full 9 triple plus error switch to command mode 10 HT
231. _id gt Index of the TCP session lt ndata available gt Maximum number of bytes to be read lt data gt Data in octet The length of data is specified by lt ndata_available gt Reference Notes Sierra Wireless Proprietary e As soon as the connection is established the module can receive data through the TCP socket This notification is sent when data are available in the receive buffer e This notification is sent for each TCP packet received e When lt data_mode gt was set to 1 lt ndata_available gt will range 1 1500 in the URC If user application sent over 1500 bytes data to module module will display those data with several URC e See Appendix 18 8 3 Use cases for KTCP_DATA and KUDP_DATA 13 4 9 KTCP_DATA Notification Incoming data through a TCP Connection KTCP_DATA Notification Incoming data through a TCP Connection Unsolicited notification Response KTCP_DATA lt session_id gt lt ndata available gt Parameters lt session_id gt Index of the TCP session lt ndata available gt Maximum number of bytes to be read Reference Notes Sierra Wireless Proprietary e As soon as the connection is established the module can receive data through the TCP socket This notification is sent when data are available in the receive buffer e This notification is sent for each TCP packet received 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 252 AT Command Interface Specification Protocol specific co
232. acters received from TE during the command state 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 V25ter AT Commands 36 AT Command Interface Specification 2 5 Q Command Set Result Code Presentation Mode ATQ Set result code presentation mode Execute command Syntax Response ATQ lt n gt OK if lt n gt 0 Nothing if lt n gt 1 Parameters lt n gt 0 result codes transmitted by TA 1 no result codes transmitted by TA Reference Notes V 25Ter e Specifies whether or not the TA transmits any result code to the TE Information text transmitted in response is not affected by this setting 2 6 S0 Command Set Number of Rings before Automatic Call Answering ATSO Set number of rings before automatically answering the call Read command Syntax Response ATSO lt n gt OK Write command Syntax Response ATSO lt n gt OK Parameters lt n gt 0 automatic answering deactivated 1 255 number of rings before automatically answering Reference Notes V 25ter e See Data stored by amp W for default value e For HiALL and HiloV2 In data mode after any CONNECT automatic call answering does not work that means that incoming calls are not automatically answered during data mode 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 V25ter AT Commands 37 AT Command Interface Specification 2 7 S2 Command Set Character for the Escape V25ter AT Commands Sequence Data to Command Mode ATS2 Set c
233. activated refer to COLP result code for ATD can be sent as soon as call setup is started or after call is connected to the called party after successful call setup e Set command allows selection of lt mode gt for MO speech call result code e f user set lt mode gt 1 when COLP is also activated ERROR will be returned Mode will remains to 0 e Read command returns current lt mode gt 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 76 AT Command Interface Specification General AT Commands 3 28 PSSMPH Command SIM Phase AT PSSMPH Get SIM phase HiLoV2 HiAll only Test command Syntax Response AT PSSMPH PSSMPH list of supported lt phase gt s Read command Get supported SIM phase Syntax Response AT PSSMPH PSSMPH lt phase gt Parameters lt phase gt 0 Unknown 1 Phase 1 2 Phase 2 3 Phase 2 Reference Notes Sierra Wireless e This commands is used to get current U SIM phase Proprietary 3 29 PSCIPH Command Ciphering Notification AT PSCIPH Set ciphering notification HiLoV2 HiAll only Test command Syntax Response AT PSCIPH PSCIPH list of supported lt modess list of supported lt Ciphering statusss Read command Get current state Syntax Response AT PSCIPH PSCIPH lt mode gt lt Ciphering status gt Parameters lt mode gt Q Disable ciphering notification 1 Enable ciphering notification lt Ciphering status gt 0 Ciphering is OFF 1 Ciphe
234. ad command Syntax Response AT FCLASS lt n gt OK Write command Syntax Response AT FCLASS lt n gt OK Parameters lt n gt 0 Select Data mode default 1 Select Facsimile Class 1 for HiLo V1 only 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 203 Data and FAX AT Commands AT Command Interface Specification AT FCLASS Fax Select read or test service class HiLoV1 only Data and FAX AT Commands Reference Notes 27 007 C 2 1 9 5 FRM Command Receive Data AT FRM Receive data HiLo V1 only Test command Syntax Response AT FRM List of supported lt modess OK Read command Syntax Response AT FRM FRM lt mode gt OK Write command Syntax Response AT FRM lt mode gt CONNECT Or NO CARRIER Parameters lt mode gt Modulation used by the other modem to transmit data The mobile phone should then enter in a receiving mode using that modulation 24 V27 ter 2400 bps 48 V27 ter 4800 bps 72 V29 7200 bps 96 V29 9600 bps Reference Notes e This command is fully supported only in fax mode AT FCLASS 1 e Set command only supported during FAX communication established Read and test command only supported in command mode e Read command always return 9600 bits s because the communication must begin at this speed 9 6 FTM Command Transmit Data AT FTM Transmit data Test command Syntax AT FTM 4114039 HiLo V1 only Response List of supported lt mod
235. ad format use with lt format gt 4 manual automatic lt oper gt field shall be present if manual selection fails automatic mode lt mode gt 0 is entered i 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 65 AT Command Interface Specification Network service related Commands AT COPS Operator selection lt format gt Q long format alphanumeric lt oper gt 1 short format alphanumeric lt oper gt HiLo3G only 2 numeric lt oper gt lt oper gt string type lt format gt indicates if the format is alphanumeric or numeric lt stat gt 0 unknown 1 available 2 current 3 forbidden Reference Notes 27 007 7 3 e Only mode 0 1 3 and 4 are supported AT COPS Operator selection HiLo3G HiLoNC3GPS Test command Response Syntax COPS list of supported lt stat gt long alohanumeric lt opers gt short AT COPS alphanumeric lt oper gt numeric lt opers gt lt AcT gt s list of supported lt modess list of supported lt format gt s OK Read command Response Syntax COPS lt mode gt lt format gt lt oper gt lt AcT gt AT COPS OK Write command Response Syntax OK AT COPS lt mode gt lt for mat gt Parameters lt oper gt lt AcT gt lt mode gt 0 automatic lt oper gt field is ignored 1 manual lt oper gt field shall be present and lt AcT gt optionally 3 set the read format use with lt format gt 4 manual automatic lt oper gt field shall be pres
236. aeeeeeeeseaeeesuaeeeeneeeeaes 257 13 5 1 KFTPCFG FTP Configuration seiadau aiana 257 13 5 2 KFTPROV Receive TP FileSisgs cininu ai a e eiea ian 258 13 5 3 4KFTPSND Send FTP FileSend n iaio eia aiaa 259 13 5 4 KFTPDEL Delete FIP File scisccisssciee catteis ecenaisiieiascetenien i ihedieewde cand Oita isios 260 13 5 5 KFTPCLOSE Close Current FTP Connection cccccceeeeeceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeneeeeneees 261 13 6 FTP Server Specific COMMANOS i aise ces cced a candedvevubtazy anana iaioe ana ee i aa 262 13 6 1 KFTPDCFG FTP Server Configuration 0 ccccccccceceeeeeseeceeeeeceeeeeeeaeeeeaeesenees 262 13 6 2 KFTPDSTAT FTP Server Status 0 ecccccceceeeceeeeeee cee eeeaeeeeeeeseneeeseaeeeeneeeeeaees 263 13 6 3 KFTPDRUN Run FTP Server ccccccceccceeceeeeeeeeceeeeeceaeeeeaaeeeeeeeseeeeseaeeesaeeneeees 264 13 6 4 KFTPD_NOTIF Notification Server Event Notification cccccccccccccccceeeeeeeeeeees 264 13 6 5 KFTPDKICK Kick User from FTP Server ceccccccccecsseeeseeceeneeceeeeseaeeteaaeeeenees 265 13 6 6 KFTPDCLOSE Close FTP Semer siscaaics scecetescevutivtasczzeyisnvadedantgesveeresshefaasdenbnebaecs 265 13 7 UDP Specific COmMand ss icsenscsavtesctveiieeca vies cdeattedenecessiineccelnee seis deeasdiadeeccene 266 13 7 1 KUDPCFG UDP Connection Configuration ccccceeceeeeeeceeeeeeeeeeeseaeeeeneeeeenees 266 13 7 2 KUDP_DATA Incoming Data through a UDP Connection cceeee
237. ameters AT KDSPTX Read TX audio parameters HiLoV2 HiAll only Read command Syntax Response AT KDSPTX list of supported audio parameters OK Reference Notes Sierra Wireless Proprietary 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 236 AT Command Interface Specification Audio commands 12 16 KDSPRX Command Read RX Audio Parameters AT KDSPRX Read RX audio parameters HiLoV2 HiAll only Read command Syntax Response AT KDSPRX list of supported audio parameters OK Reference Notes Sierra Wireless Proprietary 12 17 KPCMTXVOL Command Tx Volume of PCM Interface AT KPCMTXVOLT Set PCM Interface transmission volume HiLo3G HiLoNC3GPS Test command Syntax Response AT KPCMTXVOL KPCMTXVOL lt level gt OK Read command Syntax Response AT KPCMTXVOL KPCMTXVOL lt level gt OK Write command Syntax Response AT KPCMTXVOL lt level gt OK Parameter lt level gt 0 to FFFF in Hex value Prefix string 0x is unnecessary 0 84dB 4000 0dB FFFF 12dB Reference Notes Range from 84dB to 12dB 0dB was 0x4000 TxVolume dB 20 x LOG TxVolume 16384 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 237 AT Command Interface Specification Audio commands 12 18 KPCMRXVOL Command Rx Volume of PCM Interface AT KPCMRXVOL Set PCM Interface reception volume HiLo3G HiLoNC3GPS Test command Syntax AT KPCMRXVOL Response KPCMRXVOL RXVOLUMEO lt level gt RX
238. ary AT KEFA Deployment package signature verification and firmware upgrading HiLoV2 HiAll Parameters Syntax lt modes gt integer type operation mode AT KEFA lt mode gt lt na 0 Deployment package signature verification only me gt 1 Deployment package signature verification then if successfully upgrades the firmware 2 Deployment package signature verification then if successfully do a reverse upgrade for the firmware 3 Retrieve the public key ID which was stored in flash memory 4 Retrieve FDP number 5 Retrieve CIE number lt name gt string type Deployment package file path and its name lt status gt integer type 103 Invalid Dp File 200 Signature verify successfully 202 Invalid Dp File Format 203 Deployment package does not apply to this IMEI 204 Deployment package key ID does not match the public key ID 205 Target Version Mismatch 206 Verification failed due to corrupted deployment package 207 Deployment package does not exist or file path is wrong 208 Verification failed due to corrupted public key 209 FDP numbers mismatch 210 Could not retrieve FDP number 301 Verification failed due to flash memory or file system failure 302 Failed to update device settings 303 Failed to update firmware gt 400 Internal update failure lt KEY ID gt FOTA key ID Reference Notes e For software delivery without FOTA function ERROR or CME ERROR 3 CME ERROR operation not allowed will be ret
239. at T 0 20 Save history position in file system 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 335 AT Command Interface Specification 17 9 KGNSSLTOACT Activate GNSS with LTO Description For the Long Time Orbit LTO functionality to operate the module needs to load the Client based Extended Ephemeris CBEE which is defined for a specific period from a server See 17 11 AT KGNSSLTOGET command To activate LTO at the next start of the GNSS engine the Terminal Equipment sends the command AT KGNSSLTOACT to the module GNSS commands Syntax AT KGNSSLTOACT Activation of LTO functionality on next GNSS start HiALL NC only Test command Syntax Response AT KGNSSLTOACT KGNSSLTOACT list of supported lt mode gt s lt urc gt s OK Read command Syntax Response AT KGNSSLTOACT KGNSSLTOACT lt mode gt lt urc gt OK Write command Syntax Response AT KGNSSLTOACT OK lt mode gt Parameters lt mode gt 0 deactivate LTO 1 activate LTO lt urc gt 0 deactivate URC 1 activate URC Reference Notes Sierra Wireless SA See AT KGNSSLTOGET command to download CBEE file from server Proprietary This command is an option and it is subject to a commercial offer Notes The URC is displayed when urc and mode setting are activated Example AT KGNSSLTOACT 1 1 OK KGNSSLTOACT 0 gt PASS KGNSSLTOACT 1 gt FAULT KGNSSLTOACT 2 gt OPEN ERROR KGNSSLTOACT 3 gt READ ERROR KGNSSLTOACT 4
240. ation Network service related Commands AT KNETREJSTAT Network rejection status HiLoNC3GPS only Write command lt cause gt lt Integer type gt This is the causes defined in 3GPP TS 44 018 in the Syntax Table 10 5 2 31 1 RR Cause information element It is the last stored cause AT KNETREJSTAT lt mode gt 0 Normal event indicates that the channel is released because of a normal event or that an assignment or handover is successfully and normally completed 1 Abnormal release unspecified indicates that the channel is released because of an abnormal event without specifying further reasons 2 Abnormal release channel unacceptable indicates that the channel type or channel characteristics are not acceptable 3 Abnormal release timer expired indicates that the release is caused by a timer expiry 4 Abnormal release no activity on the radio path indicates that some supervisory function has detected that the channel is not active 5 Pre emptive release indicates that the channel is released in order to be allocated to a call with priority e g an emergency call 6 UTRAN configuration unknown indicates that the MS does not know the UTRAN predefined configuration i e was not read from UTRAN Channels or that the MS does not have the capability to handle the requested default configuration 8 Handover impossible timing advance out of range indicates that a handover is unsuccessful because the targe
241. ation gt lt flag gt must be specified e When a MMS is being retrieved its deletion is not possible e Example AT KPSD MMS ALL 15 11 KPSSEND Command Send MMS AT KPSSEND Send MMS HiLoV2 HiAll only Test command Syntax Response AT KPSSEND OK Read command Syntax Response AT KPSSEND OK Write command Syntax Response AT KPSSEND KPSSEND lt nbEligibleMMS gt lt category gt lt flag gt OK is returned immediately Then the result of the sending of each MMS is sent to TE in unsolicited messages one message for each MMS KPSSR lt index gt lt result gt lt TrID gt lt MsgID gt 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 302 AT Command Interface Specification MMS commands AT KPSSEND Send MMS HiLoV2 HiAll only Write command Parameters lt index gt string type 10 bytes type values Unique ID from which ME Syntax identifies the MMS AT KPSSEND lt category gt use MMS only other values are reserved lt category gt lt flag gt lt flag gt number used for sending MMS based upon status Use ALL only send all MMS stored in ME lt nbEligibleMMS gt number of MMS that are eligible to be sent correctly formatted at least one To field present in headers Thus this indicates how many unsolicited messages will be returned to TE lt result gt result of the sending of the MMS corresponding to lt index gt It may be 0 if the result of th
242. authentication 3 Manage server and client authentication if requested by remote string type indicates the user name to be used during the HTTPS connection string type indicates the password to be used during the HTTPS connection e lt https_port gt and lt http_server gt define the port and the IP address of the remote server one wants to connect e lt session_id gt is always 0 e For lt sec_level gt 2 3 it must load certificates or private key from file system See SSL Certificate Manager for it e Any certificates referenced in HTTPS feature should be DER encoded e Any private key referenced in HTTPS feature should be DER PKCS 8 encoded Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 285 AT Command Interface Specification 13 11 2 KHTTPSHEADER Set the header of the request AT KHTTPSHEADER Set the header of the request HiloV2 HiAll only Read command Response Syntax KHTTPSHEADER AT KHTTPSHEADER diel Protocol specific commands Write command Syntax AT KHTTPSHEADER lt sess ion_id gt lt local_uri gt Response OK Error case CME ERROR lt err gt Sierra Wireless Proprietary 4114039 Parameters lt session_id gt Index of the HTTPS session lt local_uri gt lt file name gt If local_uri is empty data will be input from serial link Reference Notes e lt session_id gt is always 0 e File local_uri should be put into the directory ftp e User must use
243. ax AT KFILTER AT KFILTER Create a filter for incoming calls Response KFILTER lt num1 gt lt num2 gt lt num3 gt lt num4 gt lt num5 gt OK Write command Syntax AT KFILTER lt num gt L lt num2 gt lt num3 gt L lt num4 gt lt num5 gt Response OK Parameters lt nums string type phone number A filter will be created with this phone number and all the others ones will be rejected 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 Call Control Commands 86 AT Command Interface Specification Reference Sierra Wireless Proprietary AT KFILTER Create a filter for incoming calls Notes e To disable the filter lt num gt has to be an empty string e CLIP has to be supported by the network e This filter tries to match the clip beginning by the last digit of the phone number e If the module reboots lt num 1 gt lt num 2 gt lt num 3 gt lt num 4 gt lt num 5 gt are saved e After a software upgrade lt num2 gt lt num3 gt lt num4 gt lt num5 gt are erased and lt num1 gt will be erased or restored depending on the parameter file e If flash memory is full lt num2 gt lt num3 gt lt num4 gt lt num5 gt can t be saved Example AT KFILTER 89 gt set 1 filter number AT KFILTER 234 5345 87655789 gt set 3 filter numbers AT KFILTER 11 3233 739 8447 65532 gt set 5 filter numbers AT KFILTER gt disable the filte
244. ax Response AT KPSR OK Read command Syntax Response AT KPSR OK Write command Syntax Response AT KPSR lt index gt KPSR lt size gt CONNECT lt data gt NO CARRIER Parameters lt index gt string type 10 bytes Unique ID from which ME identifies the MMS lt size gt numeric type number of bytes of MMS pdu lt data gt MMS pdu Reference Notes Sierra Wireless Proprietary e Execution command read specified entry identified by its lt index gt TE informs ME that it wants to establish a data connection to retrieve an object If ME has succeeded in establishing a logical link between application protocols and external interface it will send CONNECT message to the TE preceded by KPSR lt size gt so TE is able to know how big the received object will be e Otherwise the NO CARRIER response will be returned If the CONNECT response is sent the ME will follow with sending object After sending the object the ME will return in command mode e Incase of a DTR drop from active to inactive during the transfer when in Data mode transmission will be aborted In this case the ME will return to command mode ATO n is not supported to back to data mode e When the index corresponds with a protected copyrighted MMS then MMS headers ONLY can be read by the TE Moreover after first reading of MMS MMS status changes from UNREAD to READ e Notice that this command executed on a MMS UNRETRIEVED produce an e
245. ax Response AT KNOISE KNOISE lt Receive gt lt Transmit gt OK 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 233 AT Command Interface Specification AT KNOISE Select noise suppression activation Write command Syntax Response AT KNOISE lt Receive gt lt OK Transmit gt Parameter lt Receive gt 0 OFF 1 ON lt Transmit gt 0 OFF 1 ON Reference Sierra Wireless Proprietary AT KNOISE Select noise suppression activation Test command HiLo3G HiLoNC3GPS Audio commands Syntax Response AT KNOISE KNOISE list of supported lt Transmit gt s OK Read command Syntax Response AT KNOISE KNOISE lt Transmit gt OK Write command Syntax Response AT KNOISE OK lt Transmit gt Parameter lt Transmit gt 0 OFF 1 ON Reference Sierra Wireless Proprietary 12 12 KST Command Side Tone AT KST Set side tone value Test command Syntax Response AT KST KST list of supported lt level gt s OK Read command Syntax Response 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 2 34 AT Command Interface Specification Audio commands AT KST Set side tone value AT KST KST lt level gt OK Parameter lt level gt 0 16 Side Tone value 20 Side Tone disable Write command Syntax Response AT KST lt level gt OK Parameter lt level gt 0 16 Side Tone value side tone gain from 26dB o 6dB by step of 2 20 Disable Side Tone Refe
246. ay or service prote e fe a 1012 OGEGMIN Commana 36 Quatiy ot Serice Prae Ce O O E SIM APPLICATION TOOLKIT AT COMMANDS E E ire PSST Commana SIM TooKi hieaceconiguaion Su POURTN irs PSSTA Command SiTookitcommand Jeje K 32 avoiocommanos CT S 2s evi Command Toneduraton ee 1213 KPC Command Peak Compressor Jefe 2 17 sKPCMTXVOL Command Tx Volume of PCM metae ee ee a E aa 1525 COPADDR Command Show PoP aes O O 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 367 AT Command Interface Specification Appendix HiLo HiLo HiLo NC 3G 3GPS mE Ty KPATTERN Custom End Of Data pattern oe es ee ee faa rersoscnsconmarts at KTGPOFG TOP Gonnecion Gonfiguraion kefo e fsa sKTOPGNX ToPComecion fejek k 13 4 3 KTCPRCV Receiving data through a TCP Connection 1346 sKTOPDEL Delete aconigured TOP session Jefo x 1847 PKTOP_SRVREGNotfcaton Incoming cients connection request fe o jo KTCP_DATA Incoming Data through a TCP Connection 1849 KTGP_DATA Notiicaton coming data rough a TOP Connection DORI 13 410 sKURGOFG Enable or disable the URG ron TCP commanes fe fe Fiat KTOPSTAT GetToPsosetstaus fe CCS 18412 KTGPSTART Stata TCP connestoninaredtaaatow pe fel _ 13 4 13 KTCP_ACK Status Report for Latest TCP 13 4 14 KTCPACKINFO Poll ACK Status for the Latest 13 5 FTP Client Specific Commands 13 5 1 KFTPCFG FTP Configuration 13
247. by ERROR If set AT amp D2 the user can terminate the downloading by turn DTR off the module will return as follows NO CARRIER AT amp D1 is not available for this command is not available for this command If set AT amp C1 DCD will be ON after CONNECT and DCD will be OFF after download done Resume transfer feature shall be supported by the FTP server to be used See Appendix 18 7 3 FTP Resume use case If the FTP server does not support the resume feature module will output KFTP_ERROR The lt ftp_cause gt will be in the sets 500 501 502 421 530 See Appendix 18 2 4 FTP Reply Codes for those error codes 13 5 3 KFTPSND Send FTP Files AT KFTPSND Send FTP files Write command Syntax AT KFTPSND lt session_ id gt lt local_uri gt lt server _path gt lt file_name gt lt type of file gt lt append gt Response CONNECT data OK lt EOF pattern gt OK CME ERROR lt err gt NO CARRIER KFTP_ERROR lt session_id gt lt fip cause gt Parameters lt session_id gt Index of the FTP session lt local_uri gt String type Indicates the URI of the file to upload An empty lt server_path gt string type Indicates the path of the file to be uploaded An lt file_name gt string type Indicates the name of the file to upload KFTP_SND_ DONE lt session_id gt string or no string indicates that the data will be transmitted to the serial link in data
248. cccceeseeceeeeeseeeeesseeeeneeeeaes 237 12 17 KPCMTXVOL Command Tx Volume of PCM Interface ccceeceeeeeeeeetteeeeseeeeees 237 12 18 _ KPCMRXVOL Command Rx Volume of PCM Interface s neresen 238 12 19 KPCMCFG Configure PCM Digital Audio 0 cceeeeeeceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeseaeeeseaeeseeeeeees 239 13 PROTOCOL SPECIFIC COMMANDS wcciseniciiisssisstisnsnneaiecnsssssnetianniansenticnsnnaane 241 13 1 Preliminary COMMEntS cceccccceceecceceeeeeceeeeeseceeeeneeeeceeaeeecesaeaeeesnseceeesneeaeeeeneeeeeeenenees 241 13 2 Connection coniguratiONyorsotissne sanne ee ngk aR e a aeia iaaea 241 13 2 1 KCNXCFG GPRS Connection Configuration essseesseesseesseesseeesersnessresrressnees 241 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 Contents 20 AT Command Interface Specification Contents 13 2 2 KCNXTIMER Connection Timer Configuration cccccceceeeseeeeeeeseeeeeeseeeeenees 242 13 2 3 KCNXPROFILE Current Profile Connection Configuration ccceseeeeees 243 13 2 4 KCGPADDR Display PDP Address 0 cccccececeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeseeeesaeeeeneeeeeaees 244 13 2 5 CGPADDR Command Display PDP AddreSS ccccceeeseceeeeeteeeeeeeaeeeeteeeennees 244 13 3 End Of Data Pateri ccccesecccccesiccdaesssnectiesanccusy ieee cteesanedeessnecdtessuncetieiuesdiaisuecduasinegetedaieers 245 13 3 1 KPATTERN Custom End Of Data Patternn cceccceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeteeeeeaeeeeeeeeenees 24
249. ccurs Parameters lt session_id gt Index of the TCP session lt tcp_notif gt See command AT KTCPCNX Reference Notes e This function is used to send and receive data bytes through a TCP socket e Before using this command it is highly recommended to configure the module for Hardware flow control using the command AT amp K3 e The behavior of DTR drop meets with AT amp D e can be used to switch in command mode e ATO lt session_id gt can be used to switch back in data mode e Only 1 KTCPSTART session can be used e Can be used in 07 10 multiplexer Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 HiLoV2 HiAll only Protocol specific commands 255 AT Command Interface Specification Protocol specific commands 13 4 13 KTCP_ACK Status Report for Latest TCP Data KTCP_ACK Status report for latest TCP data HiLoV2 HiAll only Unsolicited notification Response KTCP_ACK lt session_id gt lt result gt CR gt lt LF gt Parameters lt session_id gt Index of the TCP session lt result gt 0 Data sent failure not all data has been received by remote side 1 Data sent success all the data has already been received by the remote side Reference Notes Sierra Wireless Proprietary e This URC is enabled or disabled by parameter lt URC ENDTCP enable gt of command KTCPCFG The URC is disabled by default e See Appendix 18 6 6 Use cases for AT KTCPACKINFO and lt URC ENDTCP enable gt option 13 4
250. ce Sierra Wireless Proprietary lt ext gt Q reserved for future purposes Syntax lt nbcells gt number of base stations available lt max_cells gt The first AT KNETSCAN lt mode gt base station is the serving cell lt oper gt lt max_cells gt lt ARFCN gt Absolute Radio Frequency Channel Number lt URC gt lt timeout gt lt BSIC gt Base Station Identify Code L lt ext lt LAC gt Location Area lt Cl gt Cell ID 4 hexadecimal digits e g ABCD lt RSSI gt Received signal level of the BCCH carrier decimal value from 0 to 63 The indicated value is an offset which should be added to 110 dBm to get a value in dBm See the formula specified in TS 05 08 Radio Subsystem Link Control lt RAC gt Routing Area only for serving cell Unsolicited Notification KNETSCAN lt nbcells gt lt ARFCN gt lt BSIC gt lt PLMN gt lt LAC gt lt Cl gt lt RSSI gt lt RAC gt lt ARFCN gt lt BSICi gt lt PLMNi gt lt LACj gt lt Cli gt lt RSSIi gt Notes Switch from nominal mode to network scan mode lt mode gt 1 makes the HiLo reboot if neither netscan nor cellscan is still active then HiLo answers OK after reboot If netscan or cellscan is active a new scan request doesn t make the HiLo reboot and the answer is immediate Switch from network scan mode to nominal mode lt mode gt 0 makes the HiLo reboot HiLo answers OK after reboot A value returned equal to OxFF in the response or the no
251. ce Specification Phone book management AT CPBS Select phonebook memory storage Execute command lt used gt integer type value indicating the number of used locations in selected Syntax memory AT CPBS lt storage gt lt total gt integer type value indicating the total number of locations in selected memory Reference Notes 27 007 8 11 e Set command selects phonebook memory storage lt storage gt which is used by other phonebook commands 7 4 CPBW Command Write Phonebook Entries AT CPBW Write phonebook entries Test command Syntax Response AT CPBW CPBW list of supported lt index gt s lt nlengths gt list of supported lt type gt s lt tlength gt OK Execute command Syntax Response AT CPBW2 lt index gt lt n OK umbers lt type gt lt text gt Parameters lt index gt integer type values in the range of location numbers of phonebook memory lt numbers string type phone number of format lt type gt lt type gt type of address octet in integer format refer GSM 04 08 8 sub clause 10 5 4 7 default 145 when dialing string includes international access code character otherwise 129 lt text gt string type field of maximum length lt tlength gt character set as specified by command Select TE Character Set CSCS lt nlength gt integer type value indicating the maximum length of field lt number gt lt tlength gt integer type value indicat
252. code CONNECT supported Reference Notes e Execution command determine which lt mode gt of result code is to be used as extended result code in addition to the CONNECT result code ATW Extended result code HiLo3G HiLoNC3GPS Write command Syntax Response ATW lt mode gt OK Parameter lt mode gt 0 only CONNECT 1 CONNECT lt text gt 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 52 AT Command Interface Specification V25ter AT Commands ATW Extended result code HiLo3G HiLoNC3GPS Reference Notes e Execution command determine which lt mode gt of result code is to be used as extended result code in addition to the CONNECT result code 2 32 amp S Command DSR Option AT amp S Data set ready option Write command Syntax Response AT amp S lt override gt OK Parameter lt override gt 0 or omitted DSR signal always ON 0 is the default value 1 DSR signal always OFF See Data stored by amp W for default value Reference Notes 2 33 amp R Command RTS CTS Option AT amp R Ready to send Clear to send option Write command Syntax Response AT amp R lt option gt OK Parameter lt option gt 1 gt In sync mode CTS is always ON RTS transitions are ignored In async mode CTS will only drop if required by the flow control See Data stored by amp W for default value Reference Notes e This selects how the modem controls CTS CTS operation i
253. coming call Not applicable Network Control Key Network Information and Time Zone Network Subset Control Key Negative Temperature Coefficient Not used Optional Outgoing Access Operator PLMN List Operating System Over the Air Portable Application Description Password Authentication Protocol Personal Computer PC character set Code Page Personalization Control Key Power Control Level Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 32 AT Command Interface Specification Introduction Abbreviation PCM PCN PCS 1900 PDP PDU PIN PLMN PNN PPP PSTN PTS PUCT PUK PWM QoS RAM RDMS RI RIL RLP RSSI RTS RX SAP SC SDU SIM SMSR SMS Ss SPCK SPN STK SVN TA TBF TE TTY TON NPI TX UART UCS2 4114039 Definition Protection Circuit Module Personal Communication Network Personal Communication Service GSM system offering 148 full duplex voice channels per cell Packet Data Protocol Protocol Description Unit Personal Identification Number Public Land Mobile Networks PLMN Network Name Point to Point Protocol Peer to Peer Public Switched Telephone Network Product Technical Specification Price per Unit and Currency Table PIN Unlock Key Pulse Width Modulation Quality of Service Random Access Memory Remote Device Management Services Ring Indicator Radio Interface Layer Radio Link Protocol Received Signal Strength Indication Ready To Send signal Reception Service Access Point
254. ctivated Reference Notes Sierra Wireless Proprietary By default lt state gt is 0 The default value can be set by a non volatile memory item Example Active assisted positioning AT KAGNSSACT 1 OK Get assisted positioning state AT KAGNSSACT KAGNSSACT 1 OK Disable assisted positioning AT KAGNSSACT 0 OK Active assisted positioning AT KAGNSSACT KAGNSSACT 0 1 OK 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 342 AT Command Interface Specification GNSS commands 17 16 Use cases DTE must be configured in hardware flow control DTE sends AT amp K3 Module answers OK 1 Case KUARTMODE set to 0 Hidden because to be reviewed a Use of KNMEARCV to trigger NMEA output and Broadcom traces if requested 1 Select mode for UART 0 MODE AT 2 Choice NMEA frames I Choice GNSS level traces AT KGNSSDBG 1 2 NMEA Standards Proprietary Extended Trace Broadcom OK AT KGNSSRUN 1 KGNSSRUN 1 1000 OK 3 Output NMEA frames on UARTO if MODE NMEA selected else UART1 so mode TRACE or mode AT not yet implemented NMEA frames output triggered by KNMEARCV AT KNMEARCV 1 CONNECT AA Vyss100121011 N 72 GPGGA 123902 41 0 00 300 0 M M 6B PGLOR 1 STA 123902 41 0 000 0 000 0 2000 3000 0 P F L 1 C 0 S 0000 0 1 76 PGLOR 1 SAT RO07 035 13 R08 041 13 R22 038 13 G21 040 3 15 etc 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 343 AT Command Interface Specification
255. d Syntax AT VOLWEAR AT VOLWEAR Query Wear Count for Flash Blocks Response VOLWEAR 0 sysv 1 app OK Response VOLWEAR lt SYSV APP gt B1 lt wear count gt B2 lt wear count gt B3 lt wear count gt OK Write command Syntax Response AT VOLWEAR OK lt SYSV APP gt Parameters lt sysv app gt integer type 0 folder SYSV default 1 folder APP Reference Notes e This command is to provide the flash block wear count for volumes SYSV and APP 5 62 KGSMBOOT Command GSM Stack Boot Mode AT KGSMBOOT Configure the boot mode of the GSM stack HiloV2 HiAll only Test command Syntax Response AT KGSMBOOT KGSMBOOT lt boot_mode gt OK Read command Syntax Response AT KGSMBOOT KGSMBOOT lt boot_mode gt OK 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 1 52 AT Command Interface Specification Mobile equipment control and status Commands Execute command Syntax Response AT KGSMBOOT lt boot_ OK mode gt Parameters lt boot_mode gt 0 Boot with GSM stack OFF 1 Boot with GSM stack ON 2 Boot in the last state default Reference Notes e To activate the GSM stack still use AT CFUN 1 0 e To deactivate the GSM stack still use AT CFUN 4 0 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 153 6 Network service related Commands 6 1 CAOC Command Advice of Charge Information AT CAOC Advice of charge AoC information AT CAOC lt mode gt
256. d Syntax Response AT KMMRET OK Write command Response Syntax KMMRET lt nbEligibleMMS gt AT KMMRET lt index gt OK AT KMMRET lt flag gt is returned immediately Then the result of the retrieving of each MMS is sent to TE in unsolicited messages one message for each MMS KMMREC lt index gt lt result gt Parameters lt index gt string type 10 bytes type values Unique ID from which ME identifies the MMS lt flag gt string type indicates the status of message to retrieve only one value allowed ALL lt nbEligibleMMS gt number of MMS eligible to be retrieved Thus this indicates how many unsolicited messages will be returned to TE lt result gt result of the retrieving of the MMS corresponding to lt index gt In any case of error ME will continue to retrieve the remaining MMS 0 The MMS is retrieved without error Network problem MMS retrieval refused by MMSC Wap stack busy Not enough space to receive MMS WON Reference Notes Sierra Wireless Proprietary e This command retrieves the MMS from the MMSC and to store it in the modem Refer to AT KPSR to read this MMS e This command is useful only in the case of automatic retrieval failed or not required 15 14 KMMA Notification MMS in MMSC Notification KMMA Notification MMS in MMSC notification HiLoV2 HiAll only Unsolicited notification Unsolicited Message KMMA lt index gt Parameters lt index gt
257. d in GSM 02 30 19 sub clause 4 5 5 1 this number can be used in CHLD command operations lt dir gt 0 mobile originated MO call 1 mobile terminated MT call lt stat gt state of the call 0 active 1 held 2 dialing MO call 3 alerting MO call 4 incoming MT call 5 waiting MT call lt mode gt __ bearer teleservice 0 voice 1 data 2 fax only HiLo V1 3 voice followed by data voice mode only HiLo V1 4 alternating voice data voice mode only HiLo V1 5 alternating voice fax voice mode only HiLo V1 6 voice followed by data data mode only HiLo V1 7 alternating voice data data mode only HiLo V1 8 alternating voice fax fax mode only HiLo V1 9 unknown lt mpty gt 0 call is not one of multiparty conference call parties 1 call is one of multiparty conference call parties lt numbers gt string type phone number in format specified by lt type gt lt type gt type of address octet in integer format refer GSM 04 08 8 sub clause 10 5 4 7 lt alpha gt string type alphanumeric representation of lt number gt corresponding to the entry found in phonebook used character set should be the one selected with command Select TE Character Set CSCS Reference Notes 27 007 7 18 e This commands returns the current list of calls of ME e Example Outgoing voice call in progress CLCC 1 0 0 0 0 e Fax is for HiLo V1 only not supported in HiLo V2 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 159
258. d with Saving period stop command saving position lt SavingPeriodinRam gt Period of update history position in RAM in second Value 0 stop saving GNSS positions lt SavingPeriodInFS gt Period of save of all history positions in File System in second Value 0 stops saving GNSS positions Default Value is 0 lt Append gt Q Append mode deactivated Previous info in FS lost at each new SavingPeriodInFS 1 Append mode activated Previous info in FS kept 10 000 history positions max Reference Notes Sierra Wireless SA Proprietary Name and location gps PositionHistory db This is a Binary file not ascii see GNSS position below 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 332 AT Command Interface Specification GNSS commands Reference Sierra Wireless SA Proprietary AT KGNSSHIST Save GNSS position history in file system HiALL NC HiLoNC3GPS only KGNSSHIST 0 0 0 stop saving GNSS positions When Append mode is Deactivated The nbPosition GNSS history positions saved in RAM are stored in File System When Append mode is Activated Append GNSS history positions in file system till 10 000 records When the 10 000 records have been reached the first 1000 records will be deleted to allow the following records to be saved till 10 000 records and so on gt Run GNSS AT KGNSSRUN 1 KGNSSRUN 1 OK gt Launch history 100 positions in RAM append deactivated AT KGNSSHIST 100 1 2 OK
259. data KTCPACKINFO 1 1 OK AT KTCPSND 1 1000 Use command to send 1000 bytes CONNECT write to serial 1000bytes and EOF Pattern OK URC KTCP_ACK not got yet AT KTCPACKINFO 1 After a few seconds this command can be used to poll the status of the latest TCP data KTCPACKINFO 1 2 The status of the latest TCP data is unknown OK KTCP_ACK 1 0 Since the OK of the latest KTCPSND 64 seconds elapsed URC KTCP_ACK indicates that data has not arrived on remote side yet Network may be too bad AT KTCPACKINFO 1 We can use this command to poll the status of the latest TCP data KTCPACKINFO 1 0 The status of the latest TCP data is failure not all data has been received by remote side OK 18 7 Appendix 7 How to Use FTP Specific Commands 18 7 1 Client mode AT amp K3 Hardware flow control activation OK AT KCNXCFG 0 GPRS APN log password Set GPRS parameters APN login password OK AT KFTPCFG 0 fip test fr Userlogin userpassw Set FTP server address login password and port 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 376 AT Command Interface Specification Appendix ord 21 0 OK AT KPATTERN EOF Pattern OK AT KFTPSND 0 Dir TestFile txt 0 CONNECT send Data send lt EOF Pattern gt OK AT KFTPRCV 0 Dir Testfile txt 0 CONNECT F6E6E656374696F6E20746573742E EOF Pattern OK A
260. dnst gt lt dns2 gt qjq 227 ee l lt cnx cnf gt 0 7 PDP context configuration a numeric parameter which specifies a particular PDP context configuration lt apn gt Access Point Name a string parameter max size 63 bytes logical name used to select the GGSN or the external packet data network lt login gt string type max size 24 bytes indicates the user name of the cnx lt password gt string type max size 24 bytes indicates the password of the cnx 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 241 AT Command Interface Specification Protocol specific commands AT KCNXCFG GPRS Connection configuration Write command lt ip gt Siring type Consists of dot separated numeric 0 255 parameters on the form a1 a2 a3 a4 if the mobile is supposed to work with a static address For dynamic address the value is 0 0 0 0 or an empty string Displayed value with read command will be 0 0 0 0 for dynamic address Note that with an empty value in the write command the previously stored value will be used lt dns1 gt lt dns2 gt String type Consists of dot separated numeric 0 255 parameters on the form a1 a2 a3 a4 if the mobile is supposed to work with static DNS addresses For dynamic addresses the value is 0 0 0 0 or an empty string Displayed value with read command will be 0 0 0 0 for dynamic address Note that with an empty value in the write command the previously stored value Synta
261. double hyphen and the CRLF pair Each part is structured as a regular internet message with a header that describes the content and the body The content of each part is also described by the field Content type Here is an example of two part message MIME Version 1 0 lt CRLF gt to first receiver a domain com lt CRLF gt from sender another domain com lt CRLF gt subject Multipart mail example lt CRLF gt Content type multipart mixed boundary myboundary lt CRLF gt lt CRLF gt myboundary lt CRLF gt Content type text plain charset us ascii lt CRLF gt lt CRLF gt this is the first part lt CRLF gt lt CRLF gt myboundary lt CRLF gt lt CRLF gt This is the second part lt CRLF gt lt CRLF gt myboundary lt CRLF gt In the first part the content type of the body is specified and as the second part does not specify anything both are US ASCII text 18 9 2 2 Attachment format As the body must only embed US ASCII characters the payload attached can be encoded The encoding algorithm is signified in the part s header with the field Content transfer encoding The commonly used encoding algorithm is Base64 The MIME type of attachment is described by the Content type field in the part s header For example to send the image file landscape jpg build the following message MIME Version 1 0 lt CRLF gt 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 387 AT Command Interface Specification Appendix to f
262. ds 13 7 6 KUDP_DATA Notification Incoming Data through a UDP Connection KUDP_DATA Notification Incoming data through a UDP Connection Unsolicited notification Response KUDP_DATA lt session_id gt lt ndata available gt Parameters lt session_id gt Index of the UDP session lt ndata available gt Number of bytes to be read Reference Notes Sierra Wireless Proprietary e As soon as the UDP socket is created the module can receive data through this socket This notification is sent when data are available in the receive buffer e This notification will be sent one time The controlling software must read the buffer with KUDPRCYV in order to activate the notification again 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 270 AT Command Interface Specification 13 8 SMTP Specific Commands 13 8 1 AT KSMTPPARAM SMTP connection configuration KSMTPPARAM Connection Configuration HiLoV2 HiAll only Protocol specific commands Sierra Wireless Proprietary 13 8 2 AT KSMTPPWD SMTP authentication configuration Test command Syntax Response AT KSMTPPARAM KSMTPPARAM lt server gt lt port gt lt sender gt OK Read command Syntax Response AT KSMTPPARAM KSMTPPARAM lt server gt lt port gt lt sender gt OK Write command Syntax Response AT KSMTPPARAM OK lt server gt lt port gt lt sender gt Parameters lt server gt String type max size 255 bytes Indicates
263. dy and defined with specific header fields of the header these are called multipart messages 18 9 2 1 Here is the example of a simple mail MIME Version 1 0 lt CRLF gt to first receiver a domain com lt CRLF gt cc first copy a domain com lt CRLF gt from sender another domain com lt CRLF gt subject Simple mail example lt CRLF gt lt CRLF gt Hello lt CRLF gt lt CRLF gt This is a mail example lt CRLF gt lt CRLF gt BR lt CRLF gt lt CRLF gt 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 386 AT Command Interface Specification Appendix 18 9 2 Mail Attachment 18 9 2 1 Multipart message As we have seen before attachments are enclosed in the message body This kind of message is called multipart messages Multipart messages are defined by a field in the header the usual format is Content type multipart mixed boundary lt some text or hash gt lt CRLF gt This field Content Type defines the body as a suite of part separated by boundaries Note that with MIME 1 0 specifications the field Content type can be omitted and the default value is Content type text plain charset us ascii which means a simple body in US ASCII characters Boundaries format is a double hyphen followed by the boundary value defined in the header field and the CRLF pair In order to signify the end of the body we use a special form of the boundary that format is a double hyphen followed by the boundary value another
264. e gt s OK Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 204 AT Command Interface Specification Data and FAX AT Commands AT FTM Transmit data Read command Syntax Response AT FTM FTM lt mode gt OK HiLo V1 only Write command Syntax Response AT FTM lt mode gt CONNECT Or NO CARRIER Parameters lt mode gt Modulation used by the other modem to transmit data The mobile phone should then enter in a receiving mode using that modulation 24 V27 ter 2400 bps 48 V27 ter 4800 bps 72 V29 7200 bps 96 V29 9600 bps TIAS78A Reference Notes This command is fully supported only in fax mode AT FCLASS 1 Set command only supported during FAX communication established Read and test command only supported in command mode Read command always return 9600 bits s because the communication must begin at this speed 9 7 FRS Command Receive Silence AT FRS Receive silence HiLo V1 only Test command Syntax Response AT FRS OK Read command Syntax Response AT FRS ERROR Write command 4114039 Syntax Response AT FRS lt n gt OK Parameters lt n gt number of times of 10 ms of silence detected on the line to be waited for by the modem before it can report OK to DTE 0 255 Reference Notes TIAS78A e Only supported during FAX communication established Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 205 AT Command Interface Specification Data and FAX AT Commands 9 8
265. e Line Service AT PSALS Alternate Line Service HiLoV2 HiAll only Test command Syntax Response AT PSALS PSALS list of supported lt line Id gt OK Read command Syntax Response AT PSALS PSALS lt current Lineld gt OK 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 General AT Commands 70 AT Command Interface Specification Write command AT PSALS Alternate Line Service HiLoV2 HiAll only Sierra Wireless Proprietary Syntax Response AT PSALS lt Lineld gt OK Parameter lt Lineld gt 1 line 1 default 2 line 2 aux Line if ALS supported Reference Notes e This command allows control on alternate line service e For MT speech calls CRING urc see CRC command indicates on which line call is received CRING VOICE gt default case line 1 CRING VOICE_AUX gt Uline 2 3 22 PSDCIN Command Diverted Call Indicator Notification AT PSDCIN Diverted Call Indicator Notification HiLoV2 HiAll only Test command Syntax Response AT PSDCIN PSDCIN list of supported lt modess list of supported lt line gt s OK Read command Syntax Response AT PSDCIN PSDCIN lt mode gt OK Write command Syntax Response AT PSDCIN lt mode gt PSDCIN lt Line Id gt lt status gt lt CR gt lt LF gt lt Lineld gt PSDCIN lt Line Id gt lt status gt OK Parameter lt mode gt parameter set shows the PSDCI result code presentation status
266. e download process Proprietary The location of the file in File System in folder gps Ito This command must be used after connection configuration by KGNSSLTOCFG This command is an option and it is subject to a commercial offer Example 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 338 AT Command Interface Specification GNSS commands AT KGNSSLTOGET Get CBEE file from server HiALL NC only AT KGNSSLTOCFG 0 gllto glpals com 7day v2 latest Ito2 dat KGNSSLTOCFG 1 AT KGNSSLTOGET 1 OK KGNSSLTOGET 1 KGNSSLTOGET 1 KGNSSLTOGET 1 KGNSSLTOGET 1 lt the downloaded file is saved in gps Ito Ito2 dat 17 12 KGNSSLTOVT Check Validity Time Description This command allows the module to check the validity time of the CBEE data Syntax AT KGNSSLTOVT Check validity time of extended ephemeris data HiALL NC only Read command Syntax Response AT KGNSSLTOVT KGNSSLTOVT lt val_time gt OK Parameters lt val_time gt Validity time in hours If 0 returned extended ephemeris data need to be download again Reference Notes Sierra Wireless SA e This command is an option and it is subject to a commercial offer Proprietary 17 13 KUARTCFG UART Configuration Description This command aims to define the mode of the UART port Syntax AT KUARTCFG Select the UART use HiALL NC only Test command Syntax Response AT KUARTCFG KUARTCFG list of supported lt Mode gt s O
267. e sending was OK or an error code if NOK In any case ME will continue to send the remaining MMS lt TrID gt transaction ID string type 20 bytes type value indicates of unique means a transaction between the ME and the server lt MsgID message ID string type 20 bytes type value is possibly given by the server to identify a message of unique means Reference Notes Sierra Wireless Proprietary e If the result code is NOK the network may be in cause it may be also an non existent destination address e Example AT KPSSEND 53079300000008FF03E9 15 12 KPSCAP Command Retrieve Mobile Capabilities AT KPSCAP Retrieve mobile capabilities HiLoV2 HiAll only Test command Syntax Response AT KPSCAP KPSCAP list of supported lt category gt s Read command Syntax Response AT KPSCAP OK Write command Syntax Response AT KPSCAP lt category gt KPSCAP CONNECT NO CARRIER Parameters lt MMSE Version gt Version of the MMSE protocol used by the module lt WSP version gt Version of the WSP protocol used by the module lt WTP Version gt Version of the WTP protocol used by the module Reference Sierra Wireless Proprietary 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 303 AT Command Interface Specification MMS commands 15 13 KMMRET Command Retrieve MMS AT KMMRET Retrieve MMS HiLoV2 HiAll only Test command Syntax Response AT KMMRET OK Read comman
268. ead error 12 Memo not exist 13 Param invalid 14 Read out buffer fail 16 Session ID invalid 17 Memory alloc fail 18 File stat error 19 File not opened 20 Null buffer 21 Format file unsupported 22 File seek error played 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 147 AT Command Interface Specification Mobile equipment control and status Commands AT KPLAYAMR Play AMR file HiLoV2 HiAll HiLoNC3GPS only Reference Notes Sierra Wireless Proprietary e The AMR file can be uploaded by AT KFSFILE and it should be stored in ftp e Only narrow band AMR file format is supported e The max AMR file size depends on the available space of the HiLo flash e The AMR playing will be stopped when making or incoming a call e If KPLAYAMR is started during a voice call the AMR audio is only heard on MO side not on MT side When the AMR file is playing on MO side the audio for voice call is disabled and nothing is heard on MT side e If an AMR or SND file KPLAYSOUND is already playing KPLAYAMR will stop the current playing and play the new one e The volume cannot be changed when an AMR file is playing CLVL command has no effect on the AMR file playing e For HiLoNC3GPS supported AMR bit rates are 6 60 8 85 12 65 14 25 15 85 18 25 19 85 23 05 23 85 kbps at a frequency of 8khz 5 56 KSIMSEL Command SIM Selection AT KSIMSEL SIM selection HiAll NC only Test command Syntax Response AT KSIMSEL KSIMSEL
269. ed lt modess list of supported lt max_cells gt s list of supported lt URCss list of supported lt timeoutss list of supported lt ext gt s OK Read command Syntax Response AT KNETSCAN KNETSCAN lt mode gt OK Write command Syntax Response AT KNETSCAN lt mode gt OK lt oper gt lt max_cells gt when lt mode gt 2 and command successful L lt URC lt timeout gt KNETSCAN L lt ext lt nbcells gt lt ARFCN gt lt BSIC gt lt PLMN gt lt LAC gt lt Cl gt lt RSSI gt lt RAC gt lt ARFCN gt lt BSICi gt lt PLMNi gt lt LACj gt lt Cli gt lt RSSIi gt lt RAC gt OK Parameters lt mode gt 0 deactivate network scan 1 activate network scan 2 request cells information lt oper gt String type name of the operator in numeric format If not specify search on entire band lt PLMN gt PLMN identifiers 3 bytes made of MCC Mobile Country Code and MNC Mobile Network Code lt max_cells gt 1 33 maximum number of cells of which information will be given default 7 lt URC gt 0 no Unsolicited Result Code sent at the end of the scan 1 Unsolicited Result Code sent at the end of the scan lt timeout gt 1 600 timeout in s for sending Unsolicited Result Code default 300 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 32 AT Command Interface Specification Mobile equipment control and status Commands Write command AT KNETSCAN Network scan functionality Referen
270. eeceeeeeceeeeeseaeeeseeeeeeeees 297 15 7 KPSL Command List Of ODj CtS ccceccceceneeeceeeeeeeeeseeeeeceaeeesaaeeeeeeeseaeeesaeeesaeeeeeeees 298 15 8 KPSR Command Read an ODJECU isesi enues aon aeons anan 299 15 9 KPSW Command Write am ODjOCt inrsin aidaa 300 15 10 KPSD Command Delete an Object cece cece ceeeceeececeeeeeeeaeeeeaaeeeeeeeseaeeeeaeeseeeeesaes 301 15 11 KPSSEND Command Send MMG 0 ccccccececeeeeeeeeeeeeeceeeeecaaeeeeaeeseneeeseaeeesnaeeseaeeeeaes 302 15 12 KPSCAP Command Retrieve Mobile Capabilities cccccceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeesteeeeneeeeees 303 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 22 AT Command Interface Specification Contents 15 13 KMMRET Command Retrieve MMS c ccccccceeeseeeeececeeeeeceaeeeeaaeeeeeeeceaeeesaeseeneeeaes 304 15 14 KMMA Notification MMS in MMSC Notification 2 20 0 eeeeeceeeeeeeeeeeeeeseeeeeenaeeeeeeeeees 304 15 15 KMMREC Notification MMS in ME Notification ee cceecceeeeeeeseeeeeeeeseeeeeeneeseeeeeees 305 TE ECALL COMMANDS isisscrsisciiisicnsinnita nestiinirtscilnnialawstuenlsniduiniainln iis inniciniwitasiniidiwsal cain 306 16 1 Systeri OVETVISW 2d sce ade sien peed cx nadie s sauce ace EEE E a NA NE NEE NANE 306 WOU HCC AM oocyte cca eh Saeed T E enebiah teayttaelecves shegaeeseeaes 306 16 1 2 Minimum Set of Data MSD ceeceeeecceceeeeeeceeeeeeeeeeeeeceaeeesaaeeeeeeeseaeeesaeeeeaeeeeees 306 16 2 Audio Settings duri
271. eeeeees 267 13 7 3 KUDPCLOSE Close Current UDP Operation cccecccceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeteeeeeneeeeenees 268 13 7 4 KUDPSND Send Data through a UDP Connection 0 cceeeceeteeeeeeeeeeteeeeeeees 268 13 7 5 KUDPRCV Receive Data through a UDP Connection 269 13 7 6 KUDP_DATA Notification Incoming Data through a UDP Connection 270 13 8 SMTP Specific Com Mand svei scassiencecweaties ies acted ccd series sedeseecia leche aa an aaa iian niana 271 13 8 1 KSMTPPARAM Connection Configuration ccccccceceeceeeceeeeeseeeeeseeeesneeeneeees 271 13 8 2 KSMTPPWD Authentication Configuration ccccccseeeeseceeeeeeeeeeeseeeeeeteeeeeeees 271 13 8 3 KSMTPTO Receivers Configuration 0 cccccccceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeseeeeeseaeeeeeeeennes 272 13 8 4 KSMTPSUBJECT Subject Configuration ccccceccceceeeeeeeeeceeeeeseeeeeseaeeeeneeeeenees 273 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 21 AT Command Interface Specification Contents 13 8 5 KSMTPUL Send Messagen iinei airet EK E Na 273 13 8 6 KSMTPCLEAR Clear Parameters c cccccccsesceceeeeeeeeeeeesaeeeeneeceaeeeseaeseeaaeeenaees 274 13 8 7 Specific Error Codes for SMTP Commands cccccceceeeeeeeeceeeeeseeeeeseaeeesneeeeenees 275 13 9 POPS Specific command Esisi aE a iach chest cuebied extece 276 13 9 1 KPOPCNX Connection Configuration 0 cccccccceeeceeeeeeecseeeeeeseueeeseaeeeeneeeeneees 276 13 9 2 KPOPLIST List Avai
272. eeeeseeeeeeeeeaes 376 18 71 Chen MOQ rorirori rinnan ranner AEn EAEEREN ESEE A Geedal AAE ETEA EAA EEEE 376 18 727 OENE MOG eiio r AE E AERES EEA AESSR AA 377 18 7 3 FTP R s m USE CaSG ws siec ccciscsctindentexcnnsadenendsnaaveadsassstecadeusansasaa daaa iaia a ne Kaiaka 378 18 7 3 1 Resume feature when transmitting data to serial link eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeerrererrrnennn 378 18 7 3 2 Resume feature when downloading data to file system eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeereeerrennnn 379 18 7 3 3 Use case when FTP server does not support the resume feature eceeeeeeeee 380 18 8 Appendix 8 How to Use UDP Specific Commands cece eeeeeeee tees tne teneeeneeeeees 381 18 8 1 Client MOG sesser as a E EE NNER aAA ERENER 381 188 2 SONE MON eorne A eux acd EAEE AEE AARAA SATAA 382 18 8 3 Use cases for KTCP_DATA and KUDP_DATA with without data auto retrieval 382 18 9 Appendix 9 How to Use Mail Specific CoOmMANAS eccceeeeeeeseeceeeeeeeteeeetaeeeeneeteaes 385 18 9 1 Mall OVErvieW s sceccessse cress ncacecanecuntansanae cee sesansannuacecaveedueusnacacecavecduddnnnaecckawecuueuaoannexe 385 Ase eds Mallayout es eisai zs Sees axa ats ccc a E E E N 385 18 A Mail header on ieee aaa aE e Go ctet ach tatycuectiohs a E RES 386 18 9 4137 Mail DOGY raene r e E E eee RE 386 18 9 2 Mail Attachment asserir asne a E AAE EENE EAEE EUNE DEE 387 18 9 2 1 Multipart Message siinne aE ne a diac aud ana e E EEE 387 18 9 2 2 Attachm
273. eek Monday 1 Sunday 7 0 Sets a recurrent alarm for all days in the week Reference Notes e To set up a recurrent alarm for one or more days in the week the lt recurr gt parameter may be used e When an alarm is timed out and executed the unsolicited result code CALV lt n gt is returned e When woken up by an alarm the module is fully started It is the responsibility of the host to turn it off and to set a new alarm if recurrent alarms are not used e Only for not recurrent alarm if date and hour are over CME ERROR 4 is returned e After PSCPOF or CPOF command CALV correctly received if autobaud speed is not selected Examples AT CALA 07 04 11 11 34 25 gt setaone shot alarm saved at index 1 for the specified date and time AT CALA 07 04 11 11 34 00 3 gt seta one shot alarm saved at index 3 for the specified date and time AT CALA 11 50 45 1 1 4 gt setarecurrent alarm saved at index 1 for every Sunday and Wednesday at 11 50 45 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 91 AT Command Interface Specification 5 5 CALD AT CALD Delete alarm Mobile equipment control and status Commands Command Delete Alarm 5 6 Test command Syntax Response AT CALD CALD list of supported lt n gt s OK Write command Syntax Response AT CALD lt n gt OK Parameters lt n gt index of the alarm Reference Notes 27 007 8 38 e Action command deletes an alarm in
274. el Bit Err Rate Broadcast Message Storage Cell Broadcast Message Cell Broadcast Corporate Control Key Current Call Meter Card Holder Verification Challenge handshake Authentication Protocol Cell Identifier Client Line Identification Calling Line Identification Presentation Calling Line Identification Restriction Cooperative Network List Coder Decoder Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 30 AT Command Interface Specification Introduction Abbreviation COLP CPHS CPU CSD CSP CTM CTS CUG DAC DTR DCS DCE DCD DLC DLCI DM DNS DSR DTE DTMF DTR ECC ECM ECT EDGE EEPROM EF EFR EGPRS ENS E ONS ERMES ETSI GERAN GPIO GPRS GSM HDLC HFR HLR 4114039 Definition Connected Line Identification Presentation Common PCN Handset Specification Central Processing Unit Circuit Switched Data Customer Service Profile Cellular Text telephone Modem Clear To Send signal Closed User Group Digital to Analog Converter Data Terminal Ready Digital Cellular System Data Circuit Equipment Data Carrier Detect Data Link Connection Data Link Connection Identifier Device Management Domain Name System Data Set Ready Date Terminal Equipment Dual Tone Multi Frequency Data Terminal Ready Emergency Call Codes Error Correction Mode Explicit Call Transfer Enhanced Data rates for GSM Evolution Electrically Erasable Programming Only Memory Elementary Files Enhanced Full Rate full rate s
275. elete lt type gt Numeric type Indicates the type of file ASCII or binary to transfer 0 binary default value 1 ASCII lt ftp_cause gt Integer type Indicates the cause of the FTP connection failure 0 the sending or the retrieving was impossible due to request timeout 1 it is impossible to connect to the server due to DNS resolution failure 2 it is impossible to delete a file due to connection troubles 3 the deleting was impossible due to connection timeout 4 no network available xxx three digits reply codes from FTP server See Appendix A2 4 FTP Reply Codes Reference Notes Sierra Wireless Proprietary e Before using this command an FTP connection must have been achieved using AT KFTPCFG 13 5 5 KFTPCLOSE Close Current FTP Connection AT KFTPCLOSE Close current FTP connection Write command Syntax Response AT KFTPCLOSE OK lt session_id gt Parameters lt session_id gt Index of the FTP session Reference Notes Sierra Wireless Proprietary e This command will close the connection to the FTP server 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 261 AT Command Interface Specification Protocol specific commands 13 6 FTP Server Specific Commands 13 6 1 KFTPDCFG FTP Server Configuration AT KFTPDCFG FTP Server Configuration HiLoV2 HiAll only Read command Syntax Response AT KFTPDCFG KFTPDCFG lt cnx cnf gt lt mode gt lt root fs gt lt password gt lt port number gt O
276. eletion request as follows 0 or omitted Delete the message specified in lt index gt 1 Delete all read messages from preferred message storage leaving unread messages and stored mobile originated messages whether sent or not untouched Delete all read messages from preferred message storage and sent mobile originated messages leaving unread messages and unsent mobile originated messages untouched Delete all read messages from preferred message storage sent and unsent mobile originated messages leaving unread messages untouched Delete all messages from preferred message storage including unread messages Reference 27 005 3 5 4 Notes Execution command deletes message from preferred message storage lt mem1 gt location lt index gt If lt delflag gt is present and not set to 0 then the ME shall ignore lt index gt and follow the rules for lt delflag gt shown before 8 4 CMGF Command Select SMS Message Format AT CMGF Select SMS message format Test command Syntax Response AT CMGF CMGF list of supported lt mode gt s OK Read command Syntax Response AT CMGF CMGF lt mode gt OK 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 1 SMS AT Commands 87 AT Command Interface Specification SMS AT Commands AT CMGF Select SMS message format Execute command Syntax Response AT CMGF lt mode gt OK Parameters lt mode gt 1 text mode Reference Notes 27 0
277. emory location lt index gt of the stored message is returned By default message status will be set to stored unsent but parameter lt stat gt allows also other status values to be given ME TA manufacturer may choose to use different default lt stat gt values for different message types The entering of PDU is done similarly as specified in command Send Message CMGS CMSS Command Send SMS Message from Storage AT CMSS Send SMS message from storage AT CMSS lt index gt lt da gt L lt toda gt Test command Syntax Response AT CMSS OK Write command Syntax Response if PDU mode CMGF 0 and sending successful CMSS lt mrs lt ackpdu gt OK Reference 27 005 3 5 2 and 4 7 4114039 Notes e Execution command sends message with location value lt index gt from message storage lt mem2 gt to the network SMS SUBMIT or SMS COMMAND If new recipient address lt da gt is given for SMS SUBMIT it shall be used instead of the one stored with the message Reference value lt mr gt is returned to the TE on successful message delivery Optionally when CSMS lt service gt value is 1 and network supports lt ackpdu gt is returned Values can be used to identify message upon unsolicited delivery status report result code e Be careful all the messages stored in the module may not be forwarded for instance carrier messages as SMS replace Rev 18 0 April 1
278. ent if manual selection fails automatic mode lt mode gt 0 is entered lt format gt Q long format alphanumeric lt oper gt 1 short format alphanumeric lt oper gt 2 numeric lt oper gt lt oper gt string type lt format gt indicates if the format is alphanumeric or numeric lt stat gt 0 unknown 1 available 2 current 3 forbidden lt AcT gt access technology selected Q GSM 1 GSM Compact 2 UTRAN Reference Notes 27 007 7 3 e Only mode 0 1 3 and 4 are supported 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 166 AT Command Interface Specification Network service related Commands 6 14 CPOL Command Preferred PLMN List AT CPOL Preferred PLMN list Test command Syntax Response AT CPOL CPOL list of supported lt index gt s list of supported lt format gt s OK Read command Response Syntax CPOL AT CPOL lt index1 gt lt format gt lt oper1 gt lt GSM_AcT1 gt lt GSM_Comp_AcT1 gt lt UTRAN_Ac T1 gt CPOL lt index2 gt lt format gt lt oper2 gt lt GSM_AcT2 gt lt GSM_Comp_AcT2 gt lt UTRAN_Ac T2 gt L J OK Write command Response Syntax OK AT CPOL lt index gt lt fo rmat gt lt oper gt lt GSM_Ac Parameters erg een je lt index gt integer type the order number of operator in the SIM USIM preferred operator list lt format gt 0 long format alphanumeric lt oper gt 1 short format alphanumeric lt oper gt 2 numeric lt oper gt lt opern gt string type
279. ent formatisi aiee a eaa e ae e ia E EAE 387 18 9 3 Howto Use SMTP Specific CommandS cececceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeceeeeeseaeeeeneeeeneees 388 IEI A SIMPE IOC Sects setae ok eves ri saccades Ea a aa E a EE e RF 388 189 3 2 5 COmMmpIeEXmMOdE saeara nenea ea E e ge aE Gadde tad eee eE 390 18 9 4 Howto Use POPS Specific Commands cccecceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeceneeeseaeeesneeeeneees 392 18 10 Appendix 10 How to Use HTTP Client Specific Commands ccccesseeeeeesteeeeeeeees 394 18 11 Appendix 11 How to Use SIM TOOLKIT 0 ceccceeeeeeecceceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeseaeeesnaeeseneeeseas 396 18 12 Appendix 12 How to Switch from Data Mode to Command Mode ccceeeeeeeeees 397 18 13 Appendix 13 How to Use MMS Specific Commands c cccececsseeeeeeseeeeeeenteeeeesaaes 398 18 14 Appendix 14 How to Build an Audio File oo eee ee ceeeeeeeeeeneeeeeeeaaeeeseeaeeeeeeaeeeeeeeaae 399 18 15 Appendix 15 Q and A for Advanced AT Commands ccccceeeseeceeeeetetetesteeeeeeeeaes 401 18 16 Appendix 16 ATH Command Behavior Table c cccecceeeeeeeeseeeeeeeseneeestaeeseeeeeaes 401 18 17 Appendix 17 Switch data command mode dtr ato Behavior Table 000 402 18 18 Appendix 18 Minimum Set of Data MSD Format eccccceeeeseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeaeeeeeeeeees 403 18 19 Appendix 19 Sleep mode Management c ceecceeeseceeeeeeeaeeeeeaeeeeeeeseaeeeeaaeeeeneeetea
280. entifier 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 55 AT Command Interface Specification General AT Commands ATI Request identification information HiLo3G HiLoNC3GPS Reference Notes V 25ter See also AT GMR AT CGMR HiLo3G 850 HiLo3G 850 Hi3GC A HiLo3G 900 HiLo3G 900 Hi3GC A HiLo3G D850 HiLo3G 850 Hi3GC A HiLo3G D900 HiLo3G 900 Hi3GC A HiLoNC 3GPS HiLoNC 3GPS HiN3GPS A HiLoNC 3GPS US HiLoNC 3GPS US HiN3GPS A HiLoNC 3GPS Enhanced HiLoNC 3GPS E HiN3GPSE A HiLoNC 3GPS US Enhanced HiLoNC 3GPS US E HiNSGPSE A HiLoNC 3GPS D HiLoNC 3GPS D HiN3GPSD A HiLoNC 3GPS D US HiLoNC 3GPS D US HiINSGPSD A HiLoNC 3GPS D Enhanced HiLoNC 3GPS D E HiINSGPSDE A HiLoNC 3GPS D US Enhanced HiLoNC 3GPS D US HINSGPSDE A N without connector A Certification release 3G 3G capable Xxx xx Software version PS GNSS capable US 3G US bands only 850 bands 1 2 5 Enhanced 3G high data speed 900 bands 1 2 8 D Data only no voice Example Type HiLo3G 850 Type HiLoNC 3GPS D Type HiLoNC 3GPS Enhanced US ATI ATI ATI3 HiLo3G 850 HiLoNC 3GPS D E HiN3GPS A OK OK OK 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 56 AT Command Interface Specification 3 2 Z Command Reset and Restore User Configuration Execute command Syntax ATZ lt value gt ATZ Reset and restore user configuration Response OK Parameter lt value gt 0 Reset and restore user configuration with profile 0 1 Reset and
281. er whose duration is set by the VTD lt duration gt lt DTMFn gt command DTMF tones can be issued only during a voice call lt duration gt i lt tone1 gt lt tone2 gt lt duration gt This is interpreted as a dual tone of frequencies lt tone1 gt and lt tone2 gt lasting for a time lt duration gt in 10 ms multiples This does not operate in GSM lt DTMFi gt lt duration gt This is interpreted as a DTMF tone of different duration from that mandated by the VTD command In GSM this operates only in voice mode 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 229 AT Command Interface Specification Audio commands AT VTS Dual Tone Multi Frequency DTMF and tone generation Reference Notes 27 007 C 2 11 e The network shall ensure that the minimum length of tone and the minimum gap between two subsequent tones according to ETR 206 is achieved In ETR 206 the minimum duration of a DTMF tone is 70ms 5ms the minimum gap between DTMF tones is 65ms There is no defined maximum length to the tone however the operator may choose to put a pre defined time limit on the duration of tones sent to line cf 23 014 That means that with n lt 6 DTMF will be generated with a duration given by the network e Total number of parameters is limited to 9 for HiLo3G and HiLoNC3GPS 12 5 VTD Command Tone Duration AT VTD Tone duration Test command Syntax Response AT VTD list o
282. erface Specification 4114039 Appendix 18 4 Appendix 4 GSM 27 010 Multiplexing protocol BASIC YES ADVANCED YES advanced WITH ERROR RECOVERY NO SABM YES UA YES DM YES DISC YES ERM NO RR ERM NO RNR ERM NO REJ ERM NO Ul YES UIH YES DLC parameters negotiation PN optional YES Power Saving control PSC YES Multiplexer Close Down CLD YES Test Command Test YES Flow control On Command Fcon YES Flow control Off Command Fcoff YES Modem Status Command MSC YES Non Supported Command response NSC YES Remote Port Negotiation RPN optional NO Remote Line Status command RLS optional YES Service Negotiation Command SNC NO Type 1 Unstructured Octet Stream YES Type 2 Unstructured Octet Stream with flow control break YES signal handling and transmission of v24 signal states Type 3 Uninterruptible Framed Data NO Type 4 Interruptible Framed Data NO Link speed 9600 19200 38400 57600 115200 Maximum frame size 1540 Acknowledgment timer 100 Maximum number of retransmissions 100 Response timer for control channel 30 Wake up response timer 10 seconds Wake up procedure see RE2 sub clause 5 4 7 YES Priority management YES DLCI number limitation 8 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 360 AT Command Interface Specification Appendix 18 5 Appendix 5 Supported commands for HiLo module
283. es not need authentication lt login gt and lt password gt can be left empty e The SMTP client only supports LOGIN authentication e Between two emails sending the lt login gt and lt password gt fields are kept on inside the ME therefore if the same identifier accesses the same SMTP server those parameters do not need to be reloaded 13 8 3 KSMTPTO Receivers Configuration AT KSMTPTO SMTP receivers configuration HiLoV2 HiAll only Test command Syntax Response AT KSMTPTO KSMTPTO lt to1 gt lt to2 gt lt cc1 gt cc2 gt OK Read command Syntax Response AT KSMTPTO KSMTPTO lt to1 gt lt to2 gt lt cc1 gt cc2 gt OK Write command Syntax Response AT KSMTPTO OK lt to1 gt lt to2 gt lt cc1 gt lt cc2 gt Parameters lt to1 gt String type Indicates the name of the first receiver of the mail lt to2 gt String type Indicates the name of the second receiver of the mail lt cc1i gt String type Indicates the name of the first copy receiver of the mail lt cc2 gt String type Indicates the name of the second copy receiver of the mail Reference Notes Sierra Wireless Proprietary e lt to1 gt lt to2 gt lt cc1 gt lt cc2 gt strings max length 255 e These fields are deleted after each successful mail sent 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 272 AT Command Interface Specification Protocol specific commands 13 8 4 KSMTPSUB
284. es the HiLo reboot HiLo answers OK after reboot A value returned equal to OxFF in the response or the notification means that it was not possible to decode it For parameter lt mode gt 0 and lt mode gt 2 no other parameter is needed For parameter lt mode gt 1 parameter lt ARFCN gt is mandatory URC is sent when all information are available or when lt timeout gt expired Found cells description can be obtained at any moment during scan with an AT command A new scan can be requested at any moment even if the last one is not finished in that case the HiLo doesn t reboot Activation of the scan of PLMN stops previous scan of cell and conversely Restrictions No normal network activity is possible call reception call emission AT commands related to network are not allowed Unsolicited result code are not sent except the one related to network scan Example Cell scan activation AT KCELLSCAN 1 567 OK KCELLSCAN 567 22 02f810 3802 4f24 29 4 Define the Arfcn the sending of notification the timeout reboot Module launches a power campaign and synchronizes on Arfcn Wait for unsolicited message KCELLSCAN Power campaign is finished and all information about the cell have been received 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 135 AT Command Interface Specification Mobile equipment control and status Commands AT KCELLSCAN Cell scan functionality Retrieving cell information AT
285. et gt value and resume transfer from this position When downloading file to flash the lt offset gt should be set to non zero Then the Module will automatically detect the real size of the file in file system The real size will be used as the real lt offset gt for resuming transfer lt EOF_pattern gt End of file notification See KPATTERN for value lt ftp_cause gt Integer type Indicates the cause of the FTP connection failure 0 the sending or the retrieving was impossible due to request timeout 1 it is impossible to connect to the server due to DNS resolution failure 2 it is impossible to download a file due to connection troubles 3 the download was impossible due to connection timeout 4 no network available 5 flash access trouble 6 flash memory full XXX three digits reply codes from FTP server See Appendix 18 2 4FTP Reply 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 258 AT Command Interface Specification Protocol specific commands Reference Sierra Wireless Proprietary AT KFTPRCV Receive FTP files Notes Before using this command an FTP connection must have been achieved using AT KFTPCFG The only valid lt local_uri gt is filename After sending the KFTPRCV command the user will receive the entire data stream The user can abort the downloading by sending any character from the host In this case the module will end the transfer by transmitting the EOF followed
286. etssnndeel anaana NE sanceees indeed KanN R KERAN ENIE 184 8 2 Parameters QefinitiOnN rsisi cenahna cdedes se sdeta dacs vate esti SEEE E ENARA KREEF 184 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 18 AT Command Interface Specification Contents 8 3 CMGD Command Delete SMS Message cceesceceeceeeeeeeeeeaeeeeneeceaeeesaeeeeaaeeenees 187 8 4 CMGF Command Select SMS Message Format cc ccccecceeeeeceeeeeseeeeeseeeesneeeeneees 187 8 5 CMGL Command List SMS Messages from Preferred Storage ccccceeeseeeeees 188 8 6 CMGR Command Read SMS MeSSag ccccccceeceeceeeeeseeeeeaaeeeeeeeseueeeseaeeeseeeeeaees 189 8 7 CMGS Command Send SMS Message cccsscceesceceeeeeceeeeeaaeeneneeceeeesaeeeeaaeeseaees 189 8 8 CMGW Command Write SMS Message to MEMO ry cccceeeeceeeeeeeeeeeseeeeeseeeeeeees 190 8 9 CMSS Command Send SMS Message from Storage ccceceeeeeeeeeeeeeseeeesseeeeeeees 190 8 10 CNMI Command New SMS Message Indication cccccceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeseeeeeeees 191 8 11 CSCB Command Select Cell Broadcast Message ccccceeeceeeeeeeeeeeseeeeeseeeeeeees 192 8 12 CSCA Command SMS Service Center ACCreSS cccccceceeeeeeeeeeeceteeeseaeeeeneeeeneees 192 8 13 CSMP Command Set SMS Text Mode Parameters 0 eceeeeeceeeeeeeeeeeeereeeeeees 193 8 14 CSMS Command Select Message ServiCe ccccccceeceeceeeeeseeeeeeeeeseeeeeseaeeeeneeeeeeees 19
287. evice OK Parameters None Reference Notes V 25Ter e To return to data mode use the ATO n command e Line needs one second silence before and one second after do not end with terminating character e The character may be changed with the ATS2 command see following chapters e The characters are not transmitted in the data flow 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 35 AT Command Interface Specification 2 3 O Command Switch from Command Mode to Data Mode ATO Switch from command mode to data mode Test command Syntax Response ATO lt n gt TA returns to data mode from command mode CONNECT lt text gt If connection is not successfully resumed NO CARRIER Parameter lt n gt 0 switch from command mode to data mode 1 200 session ID See Protocol specific commands TCP UDP FTP HiLo3G and HiLoNC3GPS only support 1 session so only ATO Reference Notes V 25Ter e ATO is the alternative command to the escape sequence described in Chapter 2 2 When you have established a data call and TA is in command mode ATO causes the TA to resume the data connection and return to data mode 2 4 E Command Enable Echo Command Execute command Syntax ATE lt value gt ATE Enable command echo Response OK Parameters lt value gt 0 Echo mode off 1 Echo mode on Reference Notes V 25Ter e This setting determines whether or not the TA echoes char
288. f supported lt n gt s OK Read command Syntax Response AT VTD lt n gt OK Write command Syntax Response AT VTD lt n gt OK Parameters lt n gt 0 default setting Default duration of the tone is 7 10 second 1 100 duration of the tone in 1 10 seconds Reference Notes 27 007 C 2 12 e The network shall ensure that the minimum length of tone and the minimum gap between two subsequent tones according to ETR 206 is achieved In ETR 206 the minimum duration of a DTMF tone is 7Oms 5ms the minimum gap between DTMF tones is 65ms There is no defined maximum length to the tone however the operator may choose to put a pre defined time limit on the duration of tones sent to line cf 23 014 That means that with n lt 6 DTMF will be generated with a duration given by the network 12 6 VGR Command Receive Gain Selection AT VGR Set receive gain Test command Syntax Response AT VGR list of supported lt n gt s OK 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 230 AT Command Interface Specification Audio commands AT VGR Set receive gain Read command Syntax Response AT VGR VGR lt n gt OK Write command Syntax Response AT VGR lt n gt OK Parameters lt n gt lt 128 128 n dB less than nominal gain until 20 dB 128 Nominal gain gt 128 n 128 dB more than nominal gain up to 18 dB Reference Notes 27 007 C 2 4 e fthe current or the requested value goes out of the
289. fastened seatbelts to be set to the default value of 255 if no information available lt Current Latitude gt string type Latitude as extracted from NMEA frame format ddmm mmmmmm N S lt Current Longitude gt string type Longitude as extracted from NMEA frame format ddmm mmmmmm E W lt Current Direction gt integer type Direction of travel in 2 degrees steps from magnetic north 0 358 clockwise lt Confidence gt integer type 1 Position can be trusted 0 No confidence in position lt Recent Latitude n 1 gt string type Latitude Delta with respect the lt Current Latitude gt format mammmmmm N S lt Recent Longitude n 1 gt string type Longitude Delta with respect the lt Current Longitude gt format m mmmmmm E W lt Recent Latitude n 2 gt string type Latitude Delta with respect the lt Recent Latitude n 1 gt format m mmmmmm N S 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 309 AT Command Interface Specification ECALL commands AT KECALLCFG Configure information sent during an emergency call ECall HiLoV2 HiALL NC HiLoNC3GPS only lt Recent Longitude n 2 gt string type Longitude Delta with respect the lt Recent Longitude n 1 gt format mzmmmmmm E W lt T EA1 gt integer type Value of the Timer T EA1 in ms The default value is 2000 2 seconds lt OID gt integer type Object identifier which uniquely identifies the format and meaning of the data which foll
290. fault 1 Report result by GPIO If jamming is detected the corresponding GPIO will be set to low if not it will be set to high 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 36 AT Command Interface Specification Mobile equipment control and status Commands AT KJAMDET Jamming detection HiLoV2 HiAll only Write command lt gpio_index gt It defines which GPIO will be used as output to report the result 1 8 For HiLo V1 3 by default Syntax 1 3 For HiLo V2 3 by default AT KJAMDET lt mode gt 1 6 For HiAIINC 3 by default lt urc_mode gt lt rssi_threshold gt L lt gpio_mode gt L lt gpio_index gt L lt rssi_threshold gt It defines the threshold which will be compared with the received signal level Range of values 1 31 Default value 20 The values follow the same definition as in CSQ See below 1 111 dBm 2 30 109 53 dBm 2 dBm per step 31 51 dBm or greater lt status gt 0 no jamming detected 1 jamming is detected Reference Notes e The parameters of this command are stored in the non volatile memory and will be effective after power cycle e Check with KGPIOCFG when using KJAMDET command GPIOs may be already used by KSIMDET KSYNC KTEMPMON and KGSMAD Examples AT KJAMDET 1 Detect jamming once the result will be reported by URC the RSSI threshold is 20 AT KJAMDET 1 0 1 Detect jamming once the result will be reported by GPIO 3 the RSSI thres
291. fication for test2 dps it should fail because of deployment package has been corrupted AT KEFA 0 ftp test2 dps KEFA 206 OK e Signature verification for test3 dps it should fail because of a wrong key id AT KEFA 0 ftp test3 dps KEFA 204 OK e Display the stored key id in HiLo AT KEFA 3 KEFA 0000000001 OK e Verify the signature then upgrades the firmware successfully AT KEFA 1 ftp test1 dps FOTA 0 FOTA 1 Commands AT KEFA Deployment package signature verification and firmware upgrading HiLoV2 HiAll only Reference 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 143 AT Command Interface Specification Mobile equipment control and status Commands 5 53 KBCAP Command Retrieve Bitmap Capabilities Execute command Syntax AT KBCAP AT KBCAP Retrieve bitmap capabilities Response KBCAP 0xWXYZ where WXYZ is the Bitmap Capabilities value in Hexa FOTA lt status gt ECALL lt status gt GNSS lt status gt Only supported for HiAll LTO lt status gt Only supported for HiAll JVM lt status gt Only supported for HiAll TLS lt status gt Only supported for HiAll PARAM lt FDPname gt OK Parameters lt status gt 0 deactivated 1 activated Reference Sierra Wireless Proprietary Notes AT KBCAP KBCAP 0x0000 FOTA 0 ECALL 0 PARAM 3GPS0001AA OK AT KBCAP KBCAP 0x0002 FOTA 0 ECALL 1 GNSS 0 LTO 0 JVM 0 TLS
292. gt lt Ina ext gt L lt pps output gt boot mode AT KGNSSRUN Start Stop GNSS feature HiALL NC HiLoNC3GPS only Response OK Parameters lt mode gt 0 Stop GNSS feature 1 Run GNSS engine for periodic position update 1 Hz 2 Run GNSS engine for one fix lt simulator gt 0 normal mode enable all stored almanac 1 simulator mode disable ROM almanac 2 simulator mode disable all stored almanac lt Ina ext gt Q Passive antenna 1 Active antenna or external LNA lt pps output gt 0 disable PPS output only for HiAIINC 1 enable PPS output only for HiAIINC lt boot mode gt 0 GNSS feature not started automatically after boot GNSS feature started automatically after boot GNSS feature keep previous status after boot po Unsolicited Notification KGNSSRUN 0 KGNSSRUN 1 KGNSSRUN 2 indicate GNSS engine has stopped indicate GNSS engine is started for periodic position update indicate GNSS engine is started for a single fix Reference e The AT commands KGNSSRUN and KGNSSRST cannot be run at the same Sierra Wireless SA time Proprietary e If retrieved from GNSS constellation GNSS Ephemeris almanac and position can speed up the next GNSS fix For that purpose Ephemeris almanac and position need to be saved in NV memory by AT KGNSSRUNZ 0 prior to any module switch off and will be taken into account at next AT KGNSSRUN 1 e If GNSS is already started a new Start request by AT KGNSSR
293. haracter for the escape sequence data to command mode 2 8 S3 Command Command Line Termination Character ATS3 Command line termination character Read command Syntax Response ATS2 lt n gt OK Write command Syntax Response ATS2 lt n gt OK Parameters lt n gt only 43 is supported Reference Notes V 25ter e The default character is 043 and cannot be changed Read command Syntax Response ATS3 lt n gt OK Write command Syntax Response ATS3 lt n gt OK Parameters lt n gt 13 command line termination character lt CR gt carriage return Reference Notes V 25Ter e This parameter determines the character recognized by TA to terminate an incoming command line 13 lt CR gt by default it cannot be changed e See Data stored by amp W for default value 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 38 AT Command Interface Specification 2 9 S4 Command Set Response Formatting Character ATS4 Set response formatting character Read command Syntax Response ATS4 lt n gt OK Write command Syntax Response ATS4 lt n gt OK Parameters lt n gt 10 response formatting character lt LF gt line feed Reference Notes V 25Ter e This parameter determines the character recognized by TA to terminate answer line 10 lt LF gt by default it cannot be changed e See Data stored by amp W for default value 2 10 S5 Command Write Command Line Editi
294. he TE Then the modem automatically retrieves the new MMS the MMS is got from the MMSC to the ME When the retrieval is done the ME sends a KMMREC notification to the TE 15 3 Examples The procedure to configure the modem for MMS use is e AT KMMCNF to configure the modem e AT KPSCAP to get the MMS capabilities of the modem The procedure to send a MMS is e AT KPSW5 to check the space available for a new MMS e AT KPSW to write a MMS onto the mobile e AT KPSSEND to send this MMS on the network e AT KPSD to delete this MMS Typical reception of MMS e KMMA notification of new MMS on the MMSC e KMMREC notification of MMS retrieval e AT KPSR to read this MMS e AT KPSD to delete this objects 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 AT Command Interface Specification MMS commands The procedure to manage MMS in the modem is e AT KPSL to get the list of object in all locations e AT KPSD to delete objects When automatic retrieval does not work or is not required the procedure to get a MMS from the MMS Center is e AT KMMRET to get the MMS e AT KPSR to read one MMS e AT KPSD to delete this MMS 15 4 MMS PDU MMS are manipulated under a PDU Protocol Data Unit format This format defined in the GSM standard is used to exchange the MMS on the network 15 5 Parameter lt index gt The parameter lt index gt is defined as a string type 10 bytes type values Unique ID from which ME identifies the MMS F
295. he module NAD to send an MSD For more information about the MSD sent during an eCall see 16 4 AT KECALL command Syntax RQT_SSW_ECALL AT_0007_01 AT KAECALL Answer an emergency call eCall HiLoV2 HiALL NC HiLoNC3GPS only Test command Syntax Response AT KAECALL OK Read command Syntax Response AT KAECALL OK Write command Response Syntax OK AT KAECALL KECALL lt status gt Unsolicited Notification KECALL lt status gt lt status gt integer type Same values as KECALL command Reference Notes Sierra Wireless Proprietary Example A PSAP call the module NAD RING incoming call coming from the PSAP RING AT KAECALL OK KECALL 4 the module NAD has received the Send MSD order KECALL 5 KECALL 6 KECALL 7 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 315 AT Command Interface Specification 16 6 KECALLMSD MSD Configuration Description KECALLMSD command returns the last MSD generated The MSD is stored in a non volatile memory so that it can be read after a reboot Syntax RQT_SSW_ECALL AT_0008_01 ECALL commands AT KECALLMSD Returns the last MSD sent by the module NAD HiLoV2 HiAIINC HiLoNC3GPS only Sierra Wireless Proprietary Test command Syntax Response AT KECALLMSD KECALLMSD list of supported lt modess OK Read command Syntax Response AT KECALLMSD OK Write command Syntax Response AT KECALLMSD KECALLMSD lt MSD gt lt
296. hold is 20 AT KJAMDET 1 0 1 3 15 Detect jamming once the result will be reported by GPIO 3 the RSSI threshold is 15 AT KJAMDET 2 Detect jamming every 30 seconds the result will be reported by URC the RSSI threshold is 20 AT KJAMDET 2 1 1 3 Detect jamming every 30 seconds the result will be reported by URC and GPIO 3 the RSSI threshold is 20 AT KJAMDET 2 1 1 3 25 Detect jamming every 30 seconds the result will be reported by URC and GPIO J the RSSI threshold is 25 AT KJAMDET 0 Disable jamming detection 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 137 AT Command Interface Specification Mobile equipment control and status Commands 5 49 KUART Command Set UART Bit Mode AT KUART Set number of bits for UART HiLoV2 HiAll only Test command Syntax Response AT KUART KUART 7 8 OK Read command Syntax Response AT KUART KUART lt num gt OK Write command Syntax Response AT KUART lt num gt OK Parameters lt num gt number of bits It can only be 7 or 8 The default value is 8 Reference Notes Sierra Wireless e After the number of bits for UART is changed the module must be rebooted for Proprietary the setting to be effective e When UART is in 7 bit mode 1 CSD call and SMS can only work with basic ASCII characters 0 127 2 PPP doesn t work 3 POP3 SMTP HTTP TCP UDP FTP and KFSFILE will be affected It is not recommended to use these features in 7 bit m
297. i 27 1 4 AT Command PYinCiples ccccccccceeseeceeeeeeeeeeecaeeecaaeceeeeeceaeeesaaeeeeaaeseeeeeseaeeesaaeeeeeeseneees 28 1 4 1 EE E E E E EE A O E cathetacects 28 1 4 2 Answers and FESPONSCS iis secccrsstscecessseeves Kai EANAN EE RE 28 1 4 3 Multiple AT commands on the same command line sssssessessssirssssrrssrrrrnsrrrrssrsrns 29 1 4 4 AT Commands on separate lINGS arsuri aatinaa 29 1 5 USB Virtual Ports R SticthOn wiscedesaiecti ie stead widened alee 29 1 6 Unsolicited Result Codes URCS cceccceeesececeeeeeeaeeeeneeceeeeeeaeseeaaesnaeeeseaeeesaaeseeaeeesaes 30 1 7 Document MOCITICATION sic ia2h secede cceet ote candida andaian iari ananena aea 30 1 8 ADDICVIATIONS rss anina a E E EERTE weetieceeeds 30 2 V2Z5TER AT COMMANDS isinsin aaa 35 2h A Command Repeat Previous Command Line ceeeeceeeceeeee eect teeeeeseeeeeeaeeeeeeeeeeees 35 2 2 Command Switch from Data Mode to Command Mode ccccceeeeeeteeeeeeeees 35 2 3 O Command Switch from Command Mode to Data Mode ccecceeeeseceteeeesteeeeeeees 36 2 4 E Command Enable Echo Command c ccceccceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeseeeecaeeeeeeeseeeeessaeessaeenenees 36 2 5 Q Command Set Result Code Presentation Mode ceeeeseeeeereeereeeeeeseeetneetseeeaaes 37 2 6 SO Command Set Number of Rings before Automatic Call Answering 0 cce 37 2 7 S2 Command Set Character for the Escape Sequence Data to Command Mode 38
298. ication Network service related Commands Read command Syntax AT PSUTTZ AT PSUTTZ Universal time and time zone HiLoV2 HiAll only lt timezone gt lt String type gt String representing time zone Range 128 0 127 lt daylight saving gt 0 2 Daylight saving Write command Syntax AT PSUTTZ lt mode gt Set time zone notification mode Response OK Reference Sierra Wireless Proprietary e Set command is used to enable or disable presentation of universal time and time zone change PSUTTZ 6 24 PSHPLMN Command Home PLMN AT PSHPLMN Home PLMN HiLoV2 HiAll only Read command Get HPLMN information Syntax AT PSHPLMN Response PSHPLMN lt mcc gt lt mnc gt lt PLMN name gt Parameters lt MCC gt lt String type gt Mobile country code in numeric format e g 208 lt MNC gt lt String type gt Mobile network code in numeric format e g 10 lt PLMN name id gt lt String type gt PLMN name in alphanumeric format Reference Sierra Wireless e This command is used to get Home PLMN identification MCC MNC are Proprietary decoded from IMSI e Set command has no effect returns OK 6 25 PSGAAT Command GPRS Automatic Attach Test command Syntax AT PSGAAT 4114039 AT PSGAAT GPRS automatic attach HiLoV2 HiAll only Response PSGAAT list of supported lt attach mode gt s Rev
299. ication Protocol specific commands Write command Syntax Response AT KCERTSTORE lt dat CONNECT a_type gt lt NbData gt lt ind ex gt OK Error case CME ERROR lt err gt Parameters lt data_type gt 0 Root certificate 1 Local certificate lt NbData gt Number of bytes to read write mandatory for both reading and writing Value range 1 3000 lt index gt Index of the stored local certificate Value range 0 2 If a local certificate is already stored at the index it will be overloaded 0 by default lt File_data gt File data in bytes Reference Notes Sierra Wireless e The lt index gt parameter is the link between a local certificate and a Proprietary private key cf KPRIVKSTORE and KCERTDELETE 13 12 2 KPRIVKSTORE Store private key associated to a local certificate AT KPRIVKSTORE Store private key associated to a local certificate HiloV2 HiAll only Read command Syntax Response AT KPRIVKSTORE KPRIVKSTORE private_key lt index gt lt NbData gt lt CR gt lt LF gt lt File_data gt lt CR gt lt LF gt OK Error case CME ERROR lt err gt 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 291 AT Command Interface Specification Protocol specific comman ds Write command Syntax AT KPRIVKSTORE lt index gt lt NbData gt Response CONNECT OK Error case CME ERROR lt err gt Parameters lt index gt Index of the stored local certificate associated to thi
300. ification D Pf PSUTTZ Command Universal time and time zone EG PT PSHPLMN Command Home PLMN olfef PSGAAT Command GPRS automatic attach ful PSNWID Command Network identity O PT 7 OPBF Commana Fe phonebook eres 72 _ sGPR Command Reas eunentpronebookenies LO x x 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 365 AT Command Interface Specification Appendix HiLo HiLo HiLo NC Hs CPBS Command Select phonebook memory storage CPBW Command Write phonebook entries 2 gt o iT s FeMG0 Gonand beet Sv message inf i il 25 FONG Command List SMS messages tom prefered soos efo x ze enen conren Tessie messe Lf e a7 romas Command Sera smS messe fejek k B8 sCMGW Commana wite SMS messageiomenay e fek ss icon SS es ensoae Pf CESE 21 0208 commana Soei cs bronces fe fO 818 EOSMP Command Set SMS text mode paramers e eee ee fa E of p CC o a ae co C C se eonan Tamme a 27 PERS Command Recsve sence Jo sa FS Gonmard Sop varsisdonardwat or 29 FRH Command Reoshe data using HOLO faring 2 0 PETH Command Transit data using HDLC ering nooo He CGATT Command PS Attach or Detach CGACT Command PDP context activate or deactivate CGCLASS Command GPRS Mobile station class 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 366 AT Command Interface Specification Appendix ios 0G0CONT commana Derme PoP cone 108 CGGREG Command Request qu
301. ification is sent KPOPNOTIF lt err gt 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 278 AT Command Interface Specification For solicited and unsolicited notifications error codes will have the following meanings Protocol specific commands Code of lt err gt Meaning 3100 Invalid POP server name 3101 Not connected to the server 3104 POP session ID is not available 3110 The login or the password got an invalid value or the server is busy 3111 Invalid mail index 3140 The POP transfer failed due to connection GSM or GPRS fails 3141 The POP transfer failed due to TCP connection troubles 3142 The TCP connection timeout 3143 The POP download failed due to Request time out 3145 The POP transfer failed due to DTR drop 3149 The POP transfer download failed due to internal error 3150 The POP transfer failed due to POP server trouble 3151 DNS Server address error or failed to resolve the host address 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 279 AT Command Interface Specification Protocol specific commands 13 10 HTTP Client Specific Commands 13 10 1 KHTTPCFG HTTP Connection Configuration AT KHTTPCFG HTTP connection configuration HiLoV2 HiAll only Read command Syntax Response AT KHTTPCFG KHTTPCFG lt cnx cnf gt lt http_server gt lt http_port gt lt CR gt lt LF gt Write command Syntax Response AT KHTTPCFG lt cnx KHTTPCFG lt session_id gt cnf g
302. imits that this standard places on the number of characters in a single line Each line of characters must be no more than 998 characters and should be no more than 78 characters excluding the CRLF 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 385 AT Command Interface Specification Appendix 18 9 1 2 Mail header Header fields are lines composed of a field name followed by a colon followed by a field body and terminated by CRLF The header must only be composed of US ASCII characters Here is an example of field presents in a mail header MIME Version 1 0 lt CRLF gt to first receiver a domain com second receiver a domain com lt CRLF gt cc first copy a domain com lt CRLF gt from sender another domain com lt CRLF gt subject mail example lt CRLF gt lt CRLF gt The first field is to assume conformity with the MIME specification The others fields will be parsed by the mail application to present the message The header is closed by the last empty line each character behind will be considered as part of the body 18 9 1 3 Mail body The body of a message is simply lines of US ASCII characters The only two limitations on the body are as follows e CRandLF MUST only occur together as CRLF they MUST NOT appear independently in the body e Lines of characters in the body MUST be limited to 998 characters and SHOULD be limited to 78 characters excluding the CRLF Note The mail attachments are encapsulated in the bo
303. in fact 90 of remaining size in file system AT KFSFILE 4 gps KFSFILE lt F gt gps_data db 2342 KFSFILE 1308446 bytes free OK AT KNMEARCV KNMEARCV 0 2 0 1 10000 1177601 OK 1 Activate sending standard NMEA frames 2 Activate sending standard proprietary NMEA frames KUARTCFG 1 Save NMEA frames in file system gps nmea txt Reference Sierra Wireless SA Proprietary Notes Example Start GNSS AT KGNSSRUN 1 KGNSSRUN 1 OK After AT KNMEARCV 1 on UART1 switch to command mode is done either by sending string or by DTR drop in AT amp D1 configuration Return in NMEA flow is done with ATO When switching back to command mode on UART1 the last 60 NMEA frames are buffered Error is return if lt maxsize gt greater than available size in File System NMEA frames are written in a file in a specific directory gps nmea txt File is handled in FIFO mode if size exceeds the maximum specified size At each launch of AT KNMEARCV 1 1 XXX storage in FS values are appended in nmea ixt with respect of the maximum specified size 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 323 AT Command Interface Specification GNSS commands Reference Sierra Wireless SA Proprietary AT KNMEARCV Receive NMEA frames Activate NMEA RCV NMEA on UARTO or UART1 depending on KUARTCFG AT KNMEARCV 1 0 where 0 stands for lt uart fs gt CONNECT 70 322 21 76 14 319 33 86 05
304. ing the maximum length of field lt text gt Reference Notes 27 007 8 14 e Execution command writes phonebook entry in location number lt index gt in the current phonebook memory storage selected with CPBS 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 183 8 SMS AT Commands 8 1 Preliminary comments The commands supported in both PDU and text modes are only described for PDU mode For details about text modes refer to the 27 005 8 2 Parameters definition The following parameters are used in the subsequent clauses which describe all commands The formats of integer and string types referenced here are defined in V 25ter The default values are for command parameters not for result code parameters Message Storage Parameters lt index gt lt mem1 gt lt meme2 gt lt mem3 gt lt stat gt lt total1 gt lt total2 gt lt total3 gt lt used1 gt 4114039 integer type value in the range of location numbers supported by the associated memory string type memory from which messages are read and deleted commands List Messages CMGL Read Message CMGR and Delete Message CMGD defined values others are manufacturer specific BM broadcast message storage ME ME message storage MT any of the storages associated with ME SM U SIM message storage TA TA message storage SR status report storage string type memory to which writing and sending operations are
305. ion AT KPOPCNX POP3 connection configuration HiLoV2 HiAll only Test command Syntax Response AT KPOPCNX KPOPCNx lt server gt lt port gt lt login gt lt password gt OK Read command Syntax Response AT KPOPCNX KPOPCNX lt server gt lt port gt lt login gt lt password gt OK Write command Syntax Response AT KPOPCNX KPOPCNX lt session_id gt lt server gt lt port gt lt login gt lt password gt OK Parameters lt server gt String type max size 255 bytes Indicates the basic name of the POPS server This name must either integrate POP3 URL schemes separate from the server name by or an IPV4 address e g pop 163 com or 123 125 50 29 lt port gt Numeric type 0 65535 Indicates the POPS server port lt login gt String type max size 24 bytes Indicates the user name to be used during the POP3 connection lt password gt String type max size 24 bytes Indicates the password to be used during the POP3 connection lt session_id gt Indicate the session id of current POP3 connection Reference Notes Sierra Wireless Proprietary e Usual POP3 default port is 110 e Once the command returns OK the module is connected to the POP3 server e This connection will be maintained until the KPOPQUIT command is sent or the POP3 server closes the communication Inactivity time out 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 276 AT Command Interface Specification 13 9 2 KPOP
306. irst receiver a domain com lt CRLF gt from sender another domain com lt CRLF gt subject Image example lt CRLF gt Content type multipart mixed boundary myboundary lt CRLF gt lt CRLF gt myboundary lt CRLF gt Content type text plain charset us ascii lt CRLF gt lt CRLF gt Hello lt CRLF gt Here is the image was talking about lt CRLF gt lt CRLF gt myboundary lt CRLF gt Content type image jpeg name landscape jpg lt CRLF gt Content transfer encoding base64 lt CRLF gt lt CRLF gt base64 encoded file lt CRLF gt lt CRLF gt myboundary lt CRLF gt 18 9 3 How to Use SMTP Specific Commands 18 9 3 1 Simple mode We send the following mail to receiver addr domain and copy addr domain Hello lt CRLF gt lt CRLF gt This is a mail example lt CRLF gt lt CRLF gt BR lt CRLF gt lt CRLF gt And another mail to receiver addr domain only Hello lt CRLF gt lt CRLF gt forgot to tell lt CRLF gt lt CRLF gt AT amp K3 hardware flow control activation OK AT KCNXCFG 0 GPRS APN log password Set GPRS parameters APN login password OK 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 388 AT Command Interface Specification Appendix AT KCNXTIMER 0 60 2 70 OK AT KCNXPROFILE 0 OK AT CGATT 1 OK AT KSMTPPARAM smtp domain com 580 sender addr domain KSMTPPARAM smtp domain com 580 sender addr domain OK
307. ithout parameter Disconnect ALL calls on the channel the command is requested All active or waiting calls CS data calls GPRS call of the channel will be disconnected 1 Disconnect all calls on ALL connected channels All active or waiting calls CSD calls GPRS call will be disconnected cleanup of all calls of the ME 2 Disconnect all connected CS data call only on the channel the command is requested Speech calls active or waiting or GPRS calls are not disconnected 3 Disconnect all connected GPRS calls only on the channel the command is requested Speech calls active or waiting or CS data calls are not disconnected 4 Disconnect all CS calls either speech or data but does not disconnect waiting call either Speech or data on the channel the command is requested 5 Disconnect waiting call either speech or data but does not disconnect other active calls Either CS speech CS data or GPRS on the channel the command is requested rejection of incoming call Reference Notes V 25Ter e See 18 16 Appendix 16 ATH Command Behavior e See also AT CHLD 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 AT Command Interface Specification 4 3 D Command Mobile Originated Call to Dial a Number ATD Mobile originated Call to dial a number Test command Syntax Response ATD 1234567890 ABCDT OK Read command Syntax Response ATD 1234567890 ABCDT OK Execute command Syntax Response ATD lt n gt
308. l default value lt type gt 0 ring melody is manufacturer defined unique supported value Reference Notes 27 007 8 35 e f a melody is played it is just played for 10 sec and then stopped Notification Test command Syntax AT PSVMWN AT PSVMWN Voice mail indicator for unread messages Response PSVMWN list of supported lt mode gt PSVMWN list of supported lt mode gt OK Read command Syntax Response AT PSVMWN PSVMWN lt current mode gt OK Write command Syntax Response AT PSVMWN lt mode gt OK Parameters lt Mode gt 0 Disable presentation of notification 1 enable presentation of notification 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 13 AT Command Interface Specification Mobile equipment control and status Commands AT PSVMWN Voice mail indicator for unread messages Write command lt line Id gt 1 Line 1 Syntax 2 Aux Line for HiLo V1 and V2 only AT PSVMWN lt mode gt 3 data for HiLo V1 and V2 only 4 fax for HiLo V1 and V2 only lt status gt 0 No message waiting 1 atleast one message is waiting lt index gt 0 255 Record index in EF SMS if the received MWI message has been stored in SIM if it sis a STORE MWI SMS lt NbMsgWaiting gt 0 255 Number of message waiting on line lt line Id gt Reference Notes Sierra Wireless Proprietary e Set command enables disables the presentation of notification result code from
309. l Commands Write command Syntax AT CEER AT CEER Extended error report 65 Local cause 1 state error 2 no call entity 3 wrong TI 6 DTMF buffer overflow 7 call disconnected 17 No cell available 32 Local rejection 33 PLMN not allowed 34 emergency call not possible 35 authentication rejected 36 network rejection 37 LA not allowed 38 Local timeout 39 server congestion 40 local data rejection 48 failed replace PDP context 66 MM network cause See 04 08 67 CC network cause See 04 08 69 RP cause See 04 08 71 SIM cause 0 Unknown problem 1 Memory problem 2 File Id not found 6 Increase problem 7 Technical problem 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 84 AT Command Interface Specification Call Control Commands AT CEER Extended error report Write command 11 Command not allowed Syntax AT CEER 15 SIM card out 73 SM cause See 04 08 Reference Notes 27 007 6 10 e No GPRS error causes are display e See Data impacted by amp F for default value AT CEER Extended error report HiLo3G HiLoNC3GPS Test command Syntax Response AT CEER OK Write command Syntax Response AT CEER CEER lt report gt OK lt report gt the total number of characters including line terminators in the information text shall not exceed 2041 characters Text shall not contain the sequence 0 lt CR gt or OK lt CR gt Execution
310. lable Mail cccceccecceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeaeeeeeeeseeeesaeeseaeeeenees 277 13 9 3 KPOPREAD D wnload a Mail secesssceccssessacceessterietsedvereevatecietstashevaeteeesd aa oa 277 13 9 4 KPOPDEL Delet a Mailru ssai iandike aa ae a adaa eaa aaa 278 13 9 5 KPOPQUIT Close Connection iciciicccestestaencstics tide searsescie eden eda deassdeetedeneendeesaters 278 13 9 6 Specific Error Codes for POP3 Commands cccccceceeeeeeseeceeeeseeeeeseaeeeeneeeeenees 278 13 10 MTTP Client Specific Commands sass ccsccesccaccisaicevicau a sence cveviee etn cance 280 13 10 1 KHTTPCFG HTTP Connection Configuration cccccccsceeeseseeeeeseeeeeeseeeeenees 280 13 10 2 KHTTPHEADER Set the HTTP Request Header 281 13 10 38 KHTTPGET Get HTTP Server Information cc cecceceeeseeceeeeeeeeeeeseaeeeeneeeennees 281 13 10 4 KHTTPHEAD Get the Head of the Information from HTTP Server 006 282 13 105 KHTTPPOST Send Data to HTTP SGV ssicccuseiacczeivaccvactesasitiscasevantisacsneeveasees 283 13 10 6 KHTTPCLOSE Close an HTTP Connection cccceeceeesceceeneeceeeeeeeaeeeeeeeeenees 283 13 11 HTTPS Client Specific COMMANAS sccieciisseicnieseaticd sai nanaii aaia 284 13 11 1 KHTTPSCFG HTTPS Connection Configuration 0 ccccecceeeeeeeeseeeeeseeeeeeees 284 13 11 2 KHTTPSHEADER Set the header of the requeSt ccceeeceeeeeeeeseeeeeeneeeeenees 286 13 11 38 KHTTPSGET Get informa
311. length lt tlength gt character set as specified by command Select TE Character Set CSCS lt nlength gt integer type value indicating the maximum length of field lt number gt lt tlength gt integer type value indicating the maximum length of field lt text gt Reference Notes 27 007 8 12 e Execution command returns phonebook entries in location number range lt index1 gt lt index2 gt from the current phonebook memory storage selected with CPBS Storage AT CPBS Select phonebook memory storage 4114039 Test command Response Syntax CPBS list of supported lt storage gt s AT CPBS OK Read command Response Syntax CPBS lt storage gt lt used gt lt total gt AT CPBS OK Execute command Response Syntax OK AT CPBS lt storage gt Parameters lt storage gt DC ME dialed calls list CPBW may not be applicable for this storage AT R97 EN SIM USIM or MT emergency number CPBW is not be applicable for this storage FD SIM fix dialing phonebook MC MT missed unanswered received calls list CPBW may not be applicable for this storage ME ME storage for phonebook is only supported for HiLo V1 ON SIM or ME own numbers MSISDNs list reading of this storage may be available through CNUM also AT R97 RC MT received calls list CPBW may not be applicable for this storage SM SIM phonebook Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 182 AT Command Interfa
312. ls to 255 at any other time Only available on serving cell during communication Reference Notes Sierra Wireless Proprietary e This command provides information related to the network environment and can be used for example for localization calculation e Values in italic are not available during some times i e during a communication phase Cl is not available By default all values will be initialized to OxFF thus when a value is returned equal to OxFF this will mean it was not possible to decode it Example AT KCELL 0 KCELL 5 46 51 64f000 2791 f78 46 1 78 255 ff ff 2e73 26 60 51 ff ff e2f 24 80 60 Jf ff fca 21 16 29 ff ff 111 c 19 OK 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 112 AT Command Interface Specification Mobile equipment control and status Commands 5 28 CRMP Command Ring Melody Playback AT CRMP Ring melody playback 5 29 PSVMWN Command Voice Message Waiting Test command Syntax Response AT CRMP CRMP list of supported lt call type gt s list of supported lt volumess 0 list of supported lt index gt s OK Write command Syntax Response AT CRMP OK lt Call type gt L lt volumes lt type gt Parameters lt index gt lt index gt integer which defines a ring melody 1 10 lt volume gt integer which defines the sound level 1 3 The smaller the lower lt call type gt integer which specifies the type of event which will start the ring 0 Voice cal
313. lt Duty Cycle gt must great than 50 If lt Pulse Duration gt 2000 then lt Duty Cycle gt must great than 25 If the minimum freq is lower than 0 125Hz Module will set the frequency to 0 125Hz with lt Duty Cycle gt 50 Reference Notes e The setting of the lt mod gt lt IO gt lt Duty Cycle gt lt Pulse Duration gt was automatically saved in HiLo e For write command CME error 23 will be reported when module start up because of boot up of file system AT KSYNC Generate application synchronization signal HiLoNC3GPS Test command Syntax Response AT KSYNC KSYNC list of supported lt modss list of supported lt IO gt s range of lt Duty Cycle gt range of lt Pulse Duration gt OK 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 129 AT Command Interface Specification Mobile equipment control and status 0 Disable the generation of synchronization signal 1 Manage the generation of signal according to lt Duty Cycle gt and lt Pulse Duration gt The waveform of the signal is controlled only by these two parameters Network status would not affect the waveform 2 Manage the generation of signal according to network status PERMANENTLY OFF Not register Initialization Register denied no SIM card 750 ms ON 750 ms OFF Not registered but searching 75 ms ON 2 925s OFF Right connected to the network lt Duty Cycle gt and lt Pulse Duration gt are not used in mode 2 lt lO gt 1
314. made commands Send Message from Storage CMSS and Write Message to Memory CMGW refer lt mem1 gt for defined values string type preferred memory to which received SMs are to be stored unless forwarded directly to TE refer command New Message Indications CNMI refer lt mem1 gt for defined values received CBMs are always stored in BM or some manufacturer specific storage unless directly forwarded to TE received status reports are always stored in SR or some manufacturer specific storage unless directly forwarded to TE integer type in PDU mode default 0 or string type in text mode default REC UNREAD indicates the status of message in memory defined values 0 REC UNREAD received unread message i e new message 1 REC READ received read message 2 STO UNSENT stored unsent message only applicable to SMs 3 STO SENT stored sent message only applicable to SMs 4 ALL all messages only applicable to CMGL command integer type total number of message locations in lt mem1 gt integer type total number of message locations in lt mem2 gt integer type total number of message locations in lt mem3 gt integer type number of messages currently in lt mem1 gt Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 184 AT Command Interface Specification SMS AT Commands lt used2 gt lt used3 gt integer type number of messages currently in lt mem2 gt integer type number of messages currently in lt mem3 gt Message
315. may be already used by KSIMDET KJAMDET KSYNC KTEMPMON and KGSMAD Example AT KGPIOCFG 1 1 0 Configure GPIO 1 as input mode lt pull mode gt is pull down OK AT KGPIO 1 2 00 Request the current value of this I O KGPIO 1 10 Value is 1 for GPIO 1 OK AT KGPIO Hardware IO Control HiLo3G HiLoNC3GPS Test command Syntax Response AT KGPIO KGPIO list of supported lt IO gt s list of supported lt cde gt s OK Write command Syntax Response AT KGPIO OK 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 1 09 AT Command Interface Specification Mobile equipment control and status Commands AT KGPIO Hardware IO Control HiLo3G HiLoNC3GPS Write command Syntax Response AT KGPIO lt lIO gt lt cde gt f lt cde gt 2 KGPIO lt lO gt lt current_value gt OK Else OK Parameters lt lO gt Selected IO For HiLo3G 1 GPIO1 pin name of the connector 2 GPIO2 pin name of the connector 3 GPIO3 pin name of the connector For HiLoNC3GPS 1 GPIO2 pin name of the connector 2 GPIO3 pin name of the connector 3 GPIO4 pin name of the connector 4 GPIO5 pin name of the connector 5 GPIO6 pin name of the connector lt cde gt 0 Reset the selected IO 1 Set the selected IO 2 Request the current value of the IO Reference Notes Sierra Wireless Proprietary e The current configuration is saved in non volatile memory before a reset Example Make gpio 1 output high low level
316. ment control and status Commands 5 27 KCELL Command Cell Environment Information AT KCELL Cell Environment Information Test command Syntax Response AT KCELL KCELL list of supported lt revision gt s OK Read command Syntax Response AT KCELL OK Write command Syntax Response AT KCELL lt revision gt KCELL lt nbcells gt L lt ARFCN gt lt BSICj gt lt PLMNj gt lt LACj gt lt Cli gt lt RSSIi gt lt TA gt L lt ARFCN gt lt BSICj gt lt PLMNj gt lt LACj gt lt Cli gt lt RSSIi gt OK Parameters lt revision gt reserved for future development only 0 for the moment lt nbcells gt number of base stations available The first base station is the serving cell 0 lt i lt 7 lt ARFCN gt Absolute Radio Frequency Channel Number in decimal format lt BSIC gt Base Station Identify Code in decimal format lt PLMN gt PLMN identifiers 3 bytes in hexadecimal format made of MCC Mobile Country Code and MNC Mobile Network Code lt LAC gt Location Area in hexadecimal format lt Cl gt Cell ID 4 hexadecimal digits e g ABCD lt RSSI gt Received signal level of the BCCH carrier decimal value from 0 to 63 The indicated value is an offset which should be added to 110 dBm to get a value in dBm See the formula specified in TS 05 08 Radio Subsystem Link Control lt TA gt Timing Advance 0 63 in decimal format available only during a communication equa
317. ment event reporting Test command Syntax Response AT CMER CMER list of supported lt modess list of supported lt keypss list of supported lt disp gt s list of supported lt ind gt s list of supported lt bfr gt s OK Read command Syntax Response AT CMER CMER lt mode gt lt keyp gt lt disp gt lt ind gt lt bfr gt OK Write command Syntax Response AT CMER lt modes gt lt ke OK yp gt lt disp gt lt ind gt lt bfr gt Parameters lt mode gt 0 buffer unsolicited result codes in the TA if TA result code buffer is full codes can be buffered in some other place or the oldest ones can be discarded 1 discard unsolicited result codes when TA TE link is reserved e g in on line data mode otherwise forward them directly to the TE lt keyp gt 0 no keypad event reporting lt disp gt 0 no display event reporting lt ind gt 0 no indicator event reporting 1 indicator event reporting using result code ClEV lt ind gt lt value gt lt ind gt indicates the indicator order number as specified for CIND and lt value gt is the new value of indicator Only those indicator events which are not caused by CIND shall be indicated by the TA to the TE 2 indicator event reporting using result code CIEV lt ind gt lt value gt All indicator events shall be directed from TA to TE lt bfr gt 0 TA buffer of unsolicited result codes defined within this command is clea
318. ment non existent or not implemented 111 Protocol error unspecified 127 Interworking unspecified 128 Telematic interworking not supported 129 Short message Type 0 not supported 130 Cannot replace short message 143 Unspecified TP PID error 144 Data coding scheme alphabet not supported 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 353 AT Command Interface Specification Appendix Code number in lt err gt Meaning 145 Message class not supported 159 Unspecified TP DCS error 160 Command cannot be executed 161 Command unsupported 175 Unspecified TP Command error 176 TPDU not supported 192 SC busy 193 No SC subscription 194 SC system failure 195 Invalid SME address 196 Destination SME barred 197 SM Rejected Duplicate SM 198 TP VPF not supported 199 TP VP not supported 208 DO SIM SMS storage full 209 No SMS storage capability in SIM 210 Error in MS 211 Memory Capacity Exceeded 212 SIM Application Toolkit Busy 213 SIM data download error 255 Unspecified error cause 300 ME failure 301 SMS service of ME reserved 302 Operation not allowed 303 Operation not supported 304 Invalid PDU mode parameter 305 Invalid text mode parameter 310 SIM not inserted 311 SIM PIN required 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 354 AT Command Interface Specification Appendix Code number in lt err gt Meaning 312 P
319. meter lt text gt see 27 007 lt mode gt 0 1 Reference Notes 27 007 8 32 e The mode is not saved therefore setting the mode to 0 even with a text as parameter is equivalent to setting the mode to 1 with an empty string the greeting text is lost the test command returns 1 if and only if the saved text is not empty in other words CSGT 1 then CSGT returns 0 e This command handles the greeting text in the SIM cards if it exists else the greeting text is handled in EEPROM 5 39 CSVM Command Voice Mail Number AT CSVM Set voice mail number Test command Syntax Response AT CSVM CSVM list of supported mode gt s list of supported lt type gt s OK Read command Syntax Response AT CSVM CSVM lt mode gt lt number gt lt type gt OK Write command Syntax Response AT CSVM lt mode gt OK lt numbers gt lt type gt Parameter lt mode gt 0 Disable the voice mail number Removes the information about the voice number instead of setting the number as disabled 1 Enable the voice mail number lt numbers gt string type Character string lt 0 9 gt lt type gt default 145 when dialing string includes international access code character otherwise 129 Reference Notes 27 007 8 33 e The command type SET allows to modify the existing Voice Mail Number or to create a Voice Mail number if no existing Voice Mail number
320. meter which specifies the precedence class lt delay gt a numeric parameter which specifies the delay class lt reliability gt a numeric parameter which specifies the reliability class lt peak gt a numeric parameter which specifies the peak throughput class Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 AT Command Interface Specification GPRS AT Commands Reference 27 007 10 1 4 AT CGQREQ Request quality of service profile lt mean gt Notes a numeric parameter which specifies the mean throughput class This command allows the TE to specify a Quality of Service Profile that is used when the MT sends an Activate PDP Context Request message to the network If a value is omitted for a particular class then the value is considered to be unspecified 10 9 CGREG Command GPRS Network Registration Status AT CGREG GPRS network registration status Test command Syntax Response AT CGREG CGREG list of supported lt n gt s OK Read command Response Syntax CGREG lt n gt lt stat gt lt lac lt ci gt AT CGREG OK Write command Response Syntax OK AT CGREG lt ns gt Parameters lt n gt 0 disable network registration unsolicited result code 1 enable network registration unsolicited result code CGREG lt stat gt 2 enable network registration and location information unsolicited result code CGREG lt stat gt lt lac gt lt ci gt lt Stat gt 0 not registered ME is not cu
321. mmands 13 4 10 KURCCFG Enable or Disable the URC from TCP Commands AT KURCCFG Enable or disable the URC from TCP commands HiLoV2 HiAll only Test command Syntax Response AT KURCCFG KURCCFG list of supported lt protocol gt list of supported lt active gt OK Read command Syntax Response AT KURCCFG KURCCFG list of supported lt protocol gt lt active gt OK Write command Syntax Response AT KURCCFG OK lt protocol gt lt active gt Parameters lt protocol gt TCP only lt active gt 1 enable URC 0 disable URC Reference Notes Sierra Wireless Proprietary e Enable Disable KTCP_NOTIF unsolicited messages this is useful to use only a polling mode with KTCPSTAT e If disable URC are discarded and not stored e Can be used in 07 10 multiplexer Example To disable URC AT KURCCFG TCP 0 OK Test and read command AT KURCCFG KURCCEFG TCP 0 1 OK AT KURCCFG KURCCEFG TCP 0 OK 13 4 11 KTCPSTAT Get TCP Socket Status AT KTCPSTAT Get TCP socket status HiLoV2 HiAll only Test command Syntax Response AT KTCPSTAT OK 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 253 AT Command Interface Specification Protocol specific commands AT KTCPSTAT Get TCP socket status HiLoV2 HiAll only Read command Syntax Response AT KTCPSTAT OK Write command Syntax Response AT KTCPSTAT lt session KTCPSTAT lt status
322. mode gt OK lt mode gt integer type 0 MSD is returned coded according to the standard e g ASN 1 1 MSD is returned not coded lt MSDs gt string type MSD in hexadecimal format Big endian Reference Notes The MSD is stored in Non volatile memory so it can be read even after a reboot Example 6 Return the last MSD sent AT KECALLMSD 1 KECALLMSD A0B45894914F4 DF991 OK 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 316 AT Command Interface Specification ECALL commands 16 7 KECALLVSN Emergency Call Version Description KECALLVSN command returns the ECall stack and ASN 1 versions used in the module NAD Syntax RQT_SSW_ECALL AT_0009_01 AT KECALLVSN returns ECall stack and ASN 1 version HiLoV2 HiALL NC HiLoNC3GPS only Test command Syntax Response AT KECALLVSN OK Read command Syntax Response AT KECALLVSN KECALLVSN lt Ecall Version gt lt ASN 1 Version gt OK lt Ecall Version gt lt ASN 1 Version gt string type Write command No write command No write command Reference Notes Sierra Wireless Proprietary Example Ecall version used AT KECALLVSN KECALLVSN 10 0 0 15722 2011 OK 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 317 17 GNSS commands Those commands are supported only on HiAll NC 17 1 Introduction Some DTE wants to receive NMEA frames from the module This document describes the AT commands for requiring NMEA frames to the
323. n KCNXCFG only one of them can be used in TCP or UDP services HiLo3G and HiLoNC3GPS only support 1 session HiLo3G and HiLoNC3GPS do not support server mode 13 7 2 KUDP_DATA Incoming Data through a UDP Connection KUDP_DATA Incoming data through a UDP Connection Sierra Wireless Proprietary Unsolicited notification Response KUDP_DATA lt session_id gt lt ndata available gt lt udp remote address gt lt udp remote port gt lt data gt lt CR gt lt LF gt Unsolicited notification Parameters lt session_id gt Index of the UDP session lt ndata available gt Number of bytes to be read lt udp remote address gt Dot separated numeric 0 255 parameters on the form al a2 a3 a4 lt udp remote port gt Numeric parameter 0 65535 lt data gt Data in octet The length of data is specified by lt ndata_available gt Reference Notes As soon as the UDP socket is created the module can receive data through this socket This notification is sent when data are available in the receive buffer This notification will be sent one time When lt data_mode gt was set to 0 Do not display data in URC the controlling software must read the buffer with KUDPRCYV in order to activate the notification again When lt data_mode gt was set to 1 lt ndata_available gt will range 1 1500 in the URC In this case user application should control the max length of the UDP packet The max length should be less tha
324. n 1500 bytes or some data will be discarded When lt data_mode gt was set to 1 URC KUDP_RCV will not be displayed after t KUDP_DATA When lt data_mode gt was set to 1 the fields lt udp remote address gt and lt udp remote port gt will be displayed in URC KUDP_DATA When lt data_mode gt was set to 0 they will be displayed in URC KUDP_RCV See Appendix 18 8 3 Use cases for KTCP_DATA and KUDP_DATA 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 267 AT Command Interface Specification 13 7 3 AT KUDPCLOSE Close current UDP operation Action command Syntax AT KUDPCLOSE lt session_id gt Protocol specific commands KUDPCLOSE Close Current UDP Operation Response OK KUDP_NOTIF lt session_id gt lt udp_notif gt Parameters lt session_id gt Index of the UDP session lt udp_notif gt See command AT KUDPCFG Reference Notes Sierra Wireless Proprietary 13 7 4 AT KUDPSND Send data through a UDP connection Write command Syntax AT KUDPSND lt session id gt lt udp remote address gt lt udp_port gt lt ndata gt e This function closes the UDP session If there is no other session running the PDP context would be released e This function will delete the session configuration also KUDPSND Send Data through a UDP Connection Response CONNECT OK Error case NO CARRIER CME ERROR lt err gt KUDP_NOTIF lt se
325. n integer format 3G TS 23 040 3 TP Originating Address Address Value field in string format BCD numbers or GSM 7 bit default alphabet characters are converted to characters of the currently selected TE character set refer command CSCS in TS 27 07 type of address given by lt tooa gt 3G TS 23 041 4 CBM Page Parameter bits 4 7 in integer format 3G TS 23 041 4 CBM Page Parameter bits 0 3 in integer format In the case of SMS 3G TS 24 011 6 SC address followed by 3G TS 23 040 3 TPDU in hexadecimal format ME TA converts each octet of TP data unit into two IRA character long hexadecimal number e g octet with integer value 42 is presented to TE as two characters 2A IRA 50 and 65 In the case of CBS 3G TS 23 041 4 TPDU in hexadecimal format 3G TS 23 040 3 TP Protocol Identifier in integer format default 0 3G TS 23 040 3 TP Recipient Address Address Value field in string format BCD numbers or GSM 7 bit default alphabet characters are converted to characters of the currently selected TE character set refer command CSCS in 3G TS 27 007 9 type of address given by lt tora gt 3G TS 24 011 6 RP SC address Address Value field in string format BCD numbers or GSM 7 bit default alphabet characters are converted to characters of the currently selected TE character set refer command CSCS in 3G TS 27 007 9 type of address given by lt tosca gt 3G TS 23 040 3 TP Service Centre Time Stamp in time string forma
326. nce class 3 3 Low priority lt delay gt numeric parameter for the delay class lt reliability gt numeric parameter for the reliability class 0 network subscribed value 1 Non real time traffic error sensitive application that cannot cope with data loss 2 Non real time traffic error sensitive application that can cope with infrequent data loss 3 Non real time traffic error sensitive application that can cope with data loss GMM SM and SMS 4 Real time traffic error sensitive application that can cope with data loss 5 Real time traffic error non sensitive application that can cope with data loss lt peak gt numeric parameter for the peak throughput class 0 network subscribed value 6 Up to 32 000 256 kbit s 1 Up to 1 000 8 kbit s 7 Up to 64 000 512 kbit s 2 Up to 2 000 16 kbit s 8 Up to 128 000 1 024 kbit s 3 Up to 4 000 32 kbit s 9 Up to 256 000 2 048 kbit s 4 Up to 8 000 64 kbit s 5 Up to 16 000 128 kbit s lt mean gt numeric parameter for the mean throughput class 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 214 AT Command Interface Specification GPRS AT Commands AT CGQMIN Define minimum acceptable quality of service profile 0 network subscribed value 10 100 000 0 22 kbit s 1 100 0 22 bit s 11 200 000 0 44 kbit s 2 200 0 44 bit s 12 500 000 1 11 kbit s 3 500 1 11 bit s 13 1 000 000 2 2 kbit s 4 1000 2 2 bit s 14 2000 000 4 4 kbit s 5 2
327. nd Syntax Response AT CFUN CFUN lt fun gt OK Write command Syntax Response AT CFUN lt fun gt lt rst gt OK Parameters lt fun gt 1 full functionality 2 disable phone transmit RF circuits only not support 3 disable phone receive RF circuits only not support 4 disable phone both transmit and receive RF circuits lt rst gt 0 Set the ME to lt fun gt power level immediately This is the default when lt rst gt is not given not support 1 reset the MT before setting it to lt fun gt power level Reference 27 007 8 2 Notes e AT CFUN 1 1 generates a blocking defense to reset the mobile OK result code will appear after reset has been completed AT CFUN 1 1 has no effect on radio on off it leaves it has is was before reset 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 96 AT Command Interface Specification Mobile equipment control and status Commands AT CFUN Set phone functionality HiLo3G HiLoNC3GPS Test command Syntax Response AT CFUN CFUN list of supported lt funss list of supported lt rst gt s OK CFUN 0 1 4 7 0 1 Read command Syntax Response AT CFUN CFUN lt fun gt OK Write command Syntax Response AT CFUN lt fun gt lt rst gt OK Parameters lt fun gt 0 Low Power Mode Protocols are deactivated no RF but able to go to ONLINE since RFcal provisioning is ok Typically used for airplane mode or charge only mode
328. nd Syntax Response AT KECALL OK Write command Response Syntax OK KECALL lt status gt Parameters lt test_mode gt Q Deactivate test mode 1 Activate test mode lt number gt string type Emergency number to dial If omitted dial number 112 lt activation mode gt integer type 0 manual activation 1 Automatic activation If omitted default value is 1 lt call mode gt integer type 1 push mode If omitted default value is 1 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 312 AT Command Interface Specification ECALL commands AT KECALL Initiate an emergency call ECall HiLoV2 HiALL NC HiLoNC3GPS only Unsolicited Notification KECALL lt status gt lt status gt integer type 1 Calling PSAP 2 Call has been picked up by PSAP 3 PUSH message sent to PSAP 4 Send MSD message received 5 LL ACK message has been received 6 AL ACK message received issued by module NAD when the AL ACK has been received 7 Clear down request received AL ACK received with status transaction ended End of eCall 11 No network There is no network coverage End of eCall 12 Call drop Internal Network error End of eCall 13 The PSAP has ended the call End of eCall 14 An eCall is already in progress End of eCall 21 Busy The PSAP line is busy End of eCall 41 Send MSD message reception timed out Send MSD message not received before T5 expiry switch to audio call 42 Timer T EA1 timed out PS
329. nd passed on by the SIM to the ME in the format as described in GSM 11 11 28 hexadecimal character format refer CSCS Reference Notes 27 007 8 17 e Compared to Restricted SIM Access command CRS M the definition of CSIM allows TE to take more control over the SIM ME interface The locking and unlocking of the interface may be done by a special lt command gt value or automatically by TA ME by interpreting lt command gt parameter In case that TE application does not use the unlock command or does not send a lt commands gt causing automatic unlock in a certain timeout value ME may release the locking 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 AT Command Interface Specification Mobile equipment control and status Commands 5 35 CALM Command Alert Sound Mode AT CALM Alert sound mode Test command Syntax Response AT CALM CALM list of supported lt mode gt s OK Read command Syntax Response AT CALM CALM lt mode gt OK Write command Syntax Response AT CALM lt mode gt OK Parameter lt mode gt 0 normal mode ole silent mode all sounds from MT are prevented Reference Notes 27 007 8 20 e Inthe case of lt mode gt 1 all sounds from TA are prevented except the sound of an incoming call sound of incoming call treated by CRSL command 5 36 CRSL Command Ringer Sound Level AT CRSL Ringer sound level Test command Syntax Response AT C
330. ng Character ATS5 Write command line editing character Read command Syntax Response ATS5 lt n gt OK Write command Syntax Response ATS5 lt n gt OK Parameters lt n gt 1 255 number of second to wait for connection completion Reference Notes V 25Ter e This parameter determines the character recognized by TA to terminate an incoming command line 8 lt backspace gt by default it cannot be changed e See Data stored by amp W for default value 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 V25ter AT Commands 39 AT Command Interface Specification ATS5 Write command line editing character HiLo3G HiLoNC3GPS Read command Syntax Response ATS5 lt n gt OK Write command Syntax Response ATS5 lt n gt OK Parameters lt n gt 8 command line editing character lt BS gt back space Reference Notes V 25Ter e This parameter determines the character recognized by TA to terminate an incoming command line 8 lt backspace gt by default it cannot be changed e See Data stored by amp W for default value 2 11 S7 Command Set Delay for Connection Completion ATS7 Set number of seconds to wait for connection completion Read command Syntax Response ATS7 lt n gt OK Write command Syntax Response ATS7 lt n gt OK Parameters lt n gt 1 255 number of second to wait for connection completion Reference Notes V 25Ter e See also AT amp V
331. ng ECAV ys cscencccietsaccnzeacundtvaaeceditiaietbbasacapstiacgtettarastetineniiieanee 306 16 3 KECALLCFG Emergency Call Configuration c ccccccceseeeeeeeeeeeeeeceeeeeseaeeeeeeeeneees 307 16 4 KECALL Initiate Emergency Call ceccceceseeeeeeeeeenceceeeeeseaeeeeaaeseeneeceaeeesaaeeseaaesenees 311 16 5 KAECALL Answer an Emergency Call cccccccceceeeseeceeeeeeeeeeeeaeeeceeeseeeesnaeeesaeeseaes 315 16 6 KECALLMSD MSD COMIQUIATION sinar renesanso enonsa 316 16 7 KECALLVSN Emergency Call Version 0 cccccceesceceeeeeeceeeeeeeeeeneeceeeesaeeseaaeeesaees 317 I7 GNSS COMMANDS wieeccn shies sterner cicnncans ieee ener evierecannemnsseanuiecnonneass 318 17 1 aigo elile ira i PE E E eat evsid sad eeeed sav eveed sacenvee stemebe ead eaves neveee aceveeensnes 318 17 2 FROLCLON COS os ccix E EE E snes cad snc dias E A E E Sivan 318 17 3 NMEA MAMOS riec Si cacieeadhdnade aadceesDagubte aaea OEE AA AEE AANE EEEN 318 17 4 KGNSSRUN Start Stop GNSS 0 cece ceceeeceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeseeeeeeaeeeseaeeeeeeeseaeeeseaeessaeeeeeees 319 17 5 KNMEARCV Receive NMEA Frames cc ccccceeeeenceceeeeeceaeeeeaaeseeneeceaeeesaaeeseaaeeenaees 322 17 6 KGNSSFIX GNSS Position Configuration sisisi ninaa 324 17 7 KGNSSRSTEGNSS ReSet sits csseceesccnves noaa ERK AaS NEE aaia 327 17 8 KGNSSHIST GNSS Position Storage cceccceeeeeeeeeeeceeeeeeeeeesaaeeeeeeeseeeeeseaeeesseeeseaees 332 17 9 KGNSSLTOACT Activate GNS
332. nivaadiasiadinaiad 55 3 1 Command Request Identification Information cccececsceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeseaeeeeeeeeenees 55 3 2 Z Command Reset and Restore User Configuration ccccccceseeeeeeeeeeeeeseeeeeeneeeeenees 57 3 3 CGMI Command Request Manufacturer Identification cccccceceeeeeeesteeeeeesteeeeeees 57 3 4 CGMM Command Request Model Identification ccccecceeeeeeeeeeeseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeees 58 3 5 CGMR Command Request Revision Identification cccccceeeeeeeeceeeeeeeeeeeeseeeeeeeees 58 3 6 CGSN Command Request Product Serial Number Identification IMEI 68 60 3 7 KGSN Command Request Product Serial Number and Software Version 5 60 3 8 CSCS Command Set TE Character Set scci ecccessstecscteedseretastevsshesnscttveseeestsaaeetiereaeceess 61 3 9 CIMI Command Request International Subscriber Identity 0 c ceeeeeeeeeesteeeeeeees 62 3 10 GCAP Command Request Complete TA Capability List 20 0 0 eeceeeseeeeeeeeseeeeeeeee 62 3 11 GMI Command Request Manufacturer Identification ccccccecseeeeeeesteeeeessneeeeeees 63 3 12 GMM Command Request Model Identification ccccceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeseeeeeseaeeeseaeeeeeeeee 63 3 13 GMR Command Request Revision Identification ccccccecseeeeceteeeeeseeeeeeeaeeeeeeeee 64 3 14 GSN Command Request Product Serial Number IMEI identical to GSN 4 64 3 15
333. nly named SIMLock SIM Lock CLCK 0 gt unlock state OK e For HiLo V2 HiAll only In case of unlock ME then re lock again a reset of the module is mandatory in order to have the ME locked 6 8 CLIP Command Calling Line Identification Presentation AT CLIP Calling line identification presentation Test command Syntax Response AT CLIP CLIP list of supported lt n gt OK Read command Syntax Response AT CLIP CLIP lt n gt lt m gt OK Read command Syntax Response AT CLIP lt n gt OK Parameters lt n gt parameter sets shows the result code presentation status in the TA 0 disable 1 enable lt m gt parameter shows the subscriber CLIP service status in the network 0 CLIP not provisioned 1 CLIP provisioned 2 unknown e g no network etc 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 161 AT Command Interface Specification Network service related Commands AT CLIP Calling line identification presentation Read command lt number gt string type phone number of format specified by lt type gt Syntax lt type gt type of address octet in integer format refer GSM 04 08 8 sub AT CLIP lt n gt clause 10 5 4 7 lt subaddrs string type subaddress of format specified by lt satype gt lt satype gt type of subaddress octet in integer format refer GSM 04 08 8 sub clause 10 5 4 8 lt alpha gt optional string type alphanumeric representation of lt numbe
334. nt History AT Command Interface Specification Document History Version Date Updates 15 10 2009 Explanation of a delay after 0x00 for KSLEEP command 28 10 2009 Update the comment of command KSYNC KGSMAD KTEMPMON KSIMDET KFSFILE Document Release 8 17 11 2009 Update KFILTER 8 04 12 2009 Update AT CALA 8 09 12 2009 Add HTTP command set 8 22 12 2009 Update KFTPDCFG 8 28 12 2009 Add KUART 8 05 01 2010 Update CME ERROR codes 8 14 01 2010 Explanation of CIND value 5 8 29 03 2010 Add KPLAYSOUND 8 30 03 2010 Add example for CSMP 8 31 03 2010 Update KPLAYSOUND 8 01 04 2010 Update KPLAYSOUND 8 02 04 2010 Update KPLAYSOUND 8 21 04 2010 Update KFSFILE for its maxim quota 8 21 04 2010 Update the note of KTCPCNX KUDPCFG 8 21 04 2010 Add KEFA 8 04 05 2010 Update KTCPCLOSE 8 04 05 2010 Update PSCSSC 8 06 05 2010 Update KFTPDRUN 9 31 05 2010 Update CMUX N1 parameter 1540 is the maximum size Document release 9 03 06 2010 Update KTCP_SRVREQ 9 03 06 2010 Add CME code 9 10 06 2010 Update KFTPSND 9 07 09 2010 Update GPIO and PWM information 9 26 09 2010 Add 11 new AT command for Hilo V2 Update TCP UDP examples in A 6 Update AT list in A 5 9 28 09 2010 Correct some errors in contents Update PSNTRG PSCIPH KTCPCLOSE Update Appendix 5 9 29 09 2010 Update Appendix 5 9 15 10 2010 Update for ME of CPBS not support for phonebook 9 15 10 2010 Update A5 120 seconds for KT
335. nterface Specification Mobile equipment control and status Commands Write command Syntax AT CRSM lt command gt L lt fileid gt lt P1 gt lt P2 gt lt P3 gt L lt data gt AT CRSM SIM restricted access lt response gt response of a successful completion of the command previously issued hexadecimal character format refer CSCS STATUS and GET_RESPONSE return data which gives information about the current elementary data field This information includes the type of file and its size refer GSM 51 011 28 After READ_BINARY or READ_ RECORD command the requested data will be returned lt response gt is not returned after a successful UPDATE_BINARY or UPDATE_RECORD command Reference 27 007 8 18 Notes e For the command READ_BINARY no transparent file greater than 256 bytes exists So lt P1 gt parameter is always 0 in SAP If lt P1 gt 0 AT CRSM will return ERROR to TE lt P1 gt is not interesting error if lt P1 gt gt 256 lt P2 gt is an offset in the range 0 256 lt P3 gt has a maximum value depending of lt P2 gt SAP returns always 256 bytes maximum If we can use lt P2 gt and lt P3 gt ATP reads the zones it wants else ERROR e For the command READ_RECORD only mode lt P2 gt 04 absolute is supported in SAP Other modes seem not to be useful e For the command UPDATE_BINARY only lt P1 gt 00 and lt P2 gt 00 is possible in SAP Same reason as previousl
336. nx cnf gt 0 7 PDP context configuration a numeric parameter which specifies a particular PDP context configuration Reference Notes e The current profile will be overridden after KTCPCNX KUDPCFG etc with specified lt cnx cnf gt 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 243 AT Command Interface Specification Protocol specific commands 13 2 4 KCGPADDR Display PDP Address AT KCGPADDR Display PDP address HiLoV2 HiAll only Write command Syntax Response AT KCGPADDR KCGPADDR lt cnx cnf gt lt PDP_addr gt OK Parameters lt cnx cnf gt 0 7 PDP context configuration a numeric parameter which specifies a particular PDP context configuration lt PDP_addr gt a string that identifies the MT in the address space applicable to the PDP TaM Proprietary e This AT command can be used after KTCPCNX KUDPCFG etc to display the local IP address of the module 13 2 5 CGPADDR Command Display PDP Address AT CGPADDR Display PDP address HiLo3G HiLoNC3GPS Test command Syntax Response AT CGPADDR CGPADDR list of supported lt cid gt s OK Write command Syntax Response AT CGPADDR lt cid gt lt ci CGPADDR lt cid gt lt PDP_addr gt d gt CGPADDR lt cid gt lt PDP_addr gt OK Parameters lt PDP_addr gt a string that identifies the MT in the address space applicable to the PDP The address may be static or dynamic For a static
337. ode Examples AT KUART 7 gt set 7 bit mode the setting will be effective after reboot AT KUART 8 gt set 8 bit mode the setting will be effective after reboot AT KUART gt read the number of bits for UART 5 50 KSAP Command Remote SIM Access AT KSAP Remote SIM access functionality HiLoV2 HiAll only Test command Syntax Response AT KSAP KSAP list of supported lt mode gt s OK 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 138 AT Command Interface Specification Mobile equipment control and status when lt mode gt 0 OK on DCLi which received the command NO CARRIER on DLCi dedicated to SAP protocol Commands AT KSAP Remote SIM access functionality HiLoV2 HiAll only Read command Syntax Response AT KSAP KSAP lt mode gt OK Write command Syntax Response AT KSAP lt mode gt when lt mode gt 1 CONNECT Sierra Wireless Proprietary Parameters lt mode gt 0 deactivate Remote Sim Access feature 1 activate Remote Sim Access feature Reference Notes e f mux mode is not activated command is not allowed e Remote Sim Access functionality needs that value of lt N1 gt parameter of AT CMUX command should at least 276 5 51 KPLAYSOUND Command Play Audio File Write command Syntax audio_file gt lt volume gt lt duration gt AT KPLAYSOUND Play audio file HiLoV2 HiAll only Response AT KPLAYSOUND lt modes lt OK Error case CME ERRO
338. ofile 1 Add information about audio limitation during Ecall in 16 2 bug2898 15 29 08 2012 Document release 15 01 04 09 2012 Add comment in KGNSSFACT about restriction if job in progress bug 4045 modify example bug 4086 15 02 07 09 2012 AT KGNSSRST 4 0 Stop a repeat or continuous GNSSRST 15 03 12 09 2012 Add AT VOLWEAR in Hidden mode 15 04 12 09 2012 Add note for AT CLCK in case of unlock ME then re lock again Add comment in ECALL chapter in case of 2nd ecall when 1st one not ended yet 15 05 13 09 2012 AT KNMEARCV Add comment Bug 3337 15 06 13 09 2012 AT KCNXTIMER write command parameter description The parameter description list order now matches the order of the command for better understanding 15 07 19 09 2012 Modify Appendix SET OF COMMANDS SUPPORTED time out value increased for AT KECALL and AT KAECALL With without SIM flag added for eCall and GNSS AT commands 15 08 21 09 2012 Add 18 20 Appendix 20 Cause select values for AT 15 09 27 09 2012 Modify default value for CSTA to have code source consistent value 15 10 28 09 2012 Update KECALLCFG add Optional Additional Data bug 4863 15 11 29 09 2012 Update KCNXTIMER param description 15 12 02 10 2012 Update KGNSSRUN PPS not supported on HiloNC3GPS 15 13 21 09 2012 Update KGNSSRUN comments in case of new GNSS start when GNSS already started 15 14 04 10 2012 Add New GNSS fields definition 15 15 09 10 2012 Add KGSMBOOT command 15 16 17 10 2012 Remove
339. ome zone lt Line 1 zonal label gt lt String type gt Label Character set as specified by command CSCS lt Line 2 zonal indicator gt 0 Line 2 is not in its home zone 1 Line 2 is in its home zone lt Line 2 zonal label gt lt Siring type gt Label Character set as specified by command CSCS 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 174 AT Command Interface Specification Write command Syntax AT PSHZNT lt mode gt AT PSHZNT Home zone notification Set home zone notification mode Response OK HiLoV2 HiAll only Reference Sierra Wireless Proprietary 6 23 Zone AT PSUTTZ Universal time and time zone HiLoV2 HiAll only Test command Syntax Response AT PSUTTZ PSUTTZ list of supported lt mode gt s Read command Get current mode Syntax AT PSUTTZ Response PSUTTZ lt mode gt Parameters lt mode gt Q Disable time zone indication 1 Enable time zone indication lt year gt lt Integer type gt UT year lt month gt 1 12 UT month lt day gt 1 12 UT day lt hour gt 0 23 UT hour lt minute gt 0 59 UT minute lt seconds gt 0 59 UT second 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 e Set command is used to enable or disable presentation of home zone zonal indicators PSHZ e Read command returns current lt mode gt and zonal indicators PSUTTZ Command Universal Time and Time Network service related Commands 75 AT Command Interface Specif
340. ommand Syntax Response AT CBST CBST lt speed gt lt name gt lt ce gt OK 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 200 AT Command Interface Specification Data and FAX AT Commands Write command Syntax AT CBST lt speed gt lt name gt lt ce gt AT CBST Select bearer service type HiLo3G HiLoNC3GPS Response OK Parameter lt speed gt 0 autobauding automatic selection of the speed this setting is possible in case of 3 1 kHz modem and non transparent service 7 9600 bps V 32 12 9600 bps V 34 14 14400 bps V3 4 16 28800 bps V3 4 17 33600 bps V3 4 39 9600 bps V 120 43 14400 bps V 120 48 28800 bps V 120 51 48000 bps V 120 71 9600 bps V 110 or X 31 flag stuffing 75 14400 bps V 110 80 28800 bps V 110 81 38400 bps V 110 83 56000 bps X 31 flag stuffing UDI 116 64000 bps 13 64000 bps multimedia lt name gt data circuit asynchronous UDI or 3 1 kHz modem data circuit synchronous UDI or 3 1 kHz modem data circuit asynchronous RDI A o lt ce gt 0 transparent 1 non transparent Reference 27 007 6 7 Note e Set command selects the bearer service lt name gt with data rate lt speed gt and the connection element lt ce gt to be used when data calls are originated refer 3G TS 22 002 1 Values may also be used during mobile terminated data call setup especially in case of single numbering scheme calls 9 2 CRLP Command
341. on lt closing_type gt 0 abort Fast closing of the TCP connection NOT SUPPORT 1 The TCP connection is properly closed which means that data sent to the module by AT KTCPSND will be sent to the TCP server and acknowledged before the socket is closed lt tcp_notif gt See command AT KTCPCNX Reference Notes e _ This function first closes the TCP socket and if there is no other session 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 249 AT Command Interface Specification Protocol specific commands AT KTCPCLOSE Close current TCP operation Sierra Wireless Proprietary running then the PDP context is released e You can use AT KTCPDEL lt session_id gt to delete the socket configuration after close 13 4 6 KTCPDEL Delete a Configured TCP Session AT KTCPDEL Delete a configured TCP session Write command Syntax Response AT KTCPDEL OK lt session_id gt CME ERROR lt err gt KTCP_NOTIF lt session_id gt lt tcp_notif gt Parameters lt session_id gt Index of the TCP session lt tcp_notif gt See command AT KTCPCNX Reference Notes Sierra Wireless Proprietary e The session must be closed KTCPCLOSE before use of this command 13 4 7 KTCP_SRVREQ Notification Incoming Client Connection Request KTCP_SRVREQ Notification Incoming client s connection request HiLoV2 HiAll only Unsolicited notification Response KTCP_SRVREQ lt session_id gt lt subsession_id gt clien
342. onfiguration Index of the FTP session string type Consists of a dot separator numeric 0 255 parameters on the form a1 a2 a3 a4 to identify the ftp server or domain name of the server lt session_id gt lt server_name gt lt login gt string type indicates the user name to be used during the FTP connection lt password gt string type indicates the password to be used during the FTP connection lt port_numbers gt numeric parameter 0 65535 Indicates the remote command port 21 by default Sierra Wireless Proprietary lt mode gt numeric number Indicates the initiator of the FTP connection 0 active The server is initiator of the FTP data connection 1 passive The client is initiator of the FTP data connection in order to avoid the proxy filtrate The passive data transfer process listens on the data port for a connection from the active transfer process in order to open the data connection Note that only passive mode is currently supported active mode is internally switched to passive Reference Notes e Execution command sets the server name the login the password the port number and the mode for ftp operations e Only one ftp session is currently supported lt session_id gt is always 0 Example AT KFTPCFG 0 ftp connect com username password 21 0 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 257 AT Command Interface Specification Protocol specific commands 13 5
343. ong hexadecimal number depending on the command or result code 3G TS 23 038 2 SMS Data Coding Scheme default 0 or Cell Broadcast Data Coding Scheme in integer format 3G TS 23 040 3 TP Discharge Time in time string format yy MM dd hh mm ss zz where characters indicate year two last digits month day hour minutes seconds and time zone E g 6th of May 1994 22 10 00 GMT 2 hours equals to 94 05 06 22 10 00 08 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 185 AT Command Interface Specification SMS AT Commands lt fo gt lt length gt lt mid gt lt mn gt lt mr gt lt Oa gt lt page gt lt pages gt lt pdu gt lt pid gt lt a gt lt SCa gt lt scts gt lt sn gt lt st gt lt toda gt lt tooa gt lt tora gt lt tosca gt lt vp gt lt vp gt 4114039 depending on the command or result code first octet of 3G TS 23 040 3 SMS DELIVER SMS SUBMIT default 17 SMS STATUS REPORT or SMS COMMAND default 2 in integer format integer type value indicating in the text mode CMGF 1 the length of the message body lt data gt gt or lt cdata gt in characters or in PDU mode CMGF 0 the length of the actual TP data unit in octets i e the RP layer SMSC address octets are not counted in the length 3G TS 23 041 4 CBM Message Identifier in integer format 3G TS 23 040 3 TP Message Number in integer format 3G TS 23 040 3 TP Message Reference i
344. option This section describes the behavior of AT KTCPACKINFO when the lt URC ENDTCP gt option is used with AT KTCPCFG 18 6 6 1 lt URC ENDTCP enable gt is disabled default setting AT KCNXCFG 0 GPRS CMNET OK AT KTCPCFG 0 0 202 170 131 76 2000 KTCPCFG 1 OK AT KTCPCFG KTCPCFG 1 0 0 0 202 170 131 76 2000 0 0 lt URC ENDTCP enable gt is disabled OK AT KTCPCNX 1 connect to TCP server OK AT KTCPSND 1 10 Use command to send 10 bytes CONNECT write to serial 0123456789 EOF Pattern OK The URC KTCP_ACK is not displayed AT KTCPACKINFO 1 CME ERROR operation not allowed Since lt URC ENDTCP enable gt is disabled this returns error 18 6 6 2 lt URC ENDTCP enable gt is enabled AT KCNXCFG 0 GPRS CMNET OK AT KTCPCFG 0 0 202 170 131 76 2000 1 Set lt URC ENDTCP enable gt to 1 enable URC KTCP_ACK KTCPCFG 1 OK AT KTCPCFG KTCPCFG 1 0 0 0 202 170 131 76 2000 0 1 lt URC ENDTCP enable gt is enabled OK AT KTCPCNX 1 connect to TCP server OK 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 375 AT Command Interface Specification Appendix AT KTCPSND 1 10 Use command to receive those 10 bytes CONNECT write to serial 0123456789 EOF Pattern OK KTCP_ACK 1 1 Only after a short time URC tKTCP_ACK tells us the latest TCP data arrived remote side AT KTCPACKINFO 1 We can use this command to poll the status of the latest TCP
345. opy Fill in the subject parameter Send the mail in simple mode we send 15360 bytes to the module The module connect the SMTP server and send the first part of the header MIME Version 1 0 lt CRLF gt to receiver addr domain lt CRLF gt from sender addr domain lt CRLF gt subject Complex mail example lt CRLF gt 4 is the session id of current SMTP connection 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 391 AT Command Interface Specification Appendix lt CRLF gt myboundary lt CRLF gt Content type image jpeg name landscape jpg lt CRLF gt Content transfer encoding base64 lt CRLF gt lt CRLF gt AR15qfGTmlIk JAAADJqdf462 lt CRLF gt lt CRLF gt myboundary lt CRLF gt OK AT KSMTPCLEAR OK During uploading EOF Pattern can be used to terminate current uploading The mail is successfully sent Clear the parameter s set 18 9 4 How to Use POP3 Specific Commands AT amp K3 OK AT KCNXCFG 0 GPRS APN log password OK AT KCNXTIMER 0 60 2 70 OK AT KCNXPROFILE 0 OK AT CGATT 1 OK AT KPOPCNX pop domain com 580 mylogin mypassword KPOPCNX 1 OK AT KPOPLIST KPOPLIST 7 messages 214222 octets KPOPLIST 1 1566 KPOPLIST 2 146257 KPOPLIST 3 7081 KPOPLIST 4 1190 KPOPLIST 5 28034 KPOPLIST 6 1191 KPOPLIST 7 28036 OK hardware flow control activation Set GPRS parameters APN login pas
346. or instance the 10 following bytes given in hexadecimal notation 11 22 33 44 55 66 77 88 99 AA represent the index 112233445566778899AA in hexadecimal notation Just notice that these 10 bytes may contain bytes that cannot be displayed code hexadecimal from 00 to 1F and in these codes stands the NULL character code 0x00 15 6 KMMCNF Command MMS Configuration AT KMMCNF MMS configuration HiLoV2 HiAll only Test command Syntax Response AT KMMCNF KMMCMF list of supported lt modess list of supported lt unsolicited messages statess gt s list of supported lt port type gt s list of supported lt numbering mode gt s Read command Syntax Response AT KMMCNF KMMCNF 0 lt unsolicited messages state gt KMMCNF 1 lt url server gt KMMCNF 3 lt apn gt lt login gt lt password gt lt IP address gt lt port type gt KMMCNF 4 lt connection type gt 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 297 AT Command Interface Specification MMS commands AT KMMCNF MMS configuration HiLoV2 HiAll only Write command Syntax Response AT KMMCNF OK 0 lt unsolicited messages state gt Parameters lt unsolicited messages state gt AT KMMCNF 1 lt url 0 unsolicited messages deactivate Server 1 unsolicited messages activate lt url server gt string type the url server of MMSC se nasa 3 lt kait lt login gt string type the user name of the GPRS connection e a lt password gt st
347. ork registration status or code CGREG lt stat gt lt lac gt lt ci gt when lt n gt 2 and there is a change of the network cell 10 10 CGSMS Command Select Service for MO SMS Messages AT CGSMS Set Greeting Text Test command Syntax Response AT CGSMS CGSMS list of currently available lt service gt s OK Read command Response Syntax CGSMS lt service gt AT CGSMS OK Write command Syntax Response AT CGSMS lt service gt OK Parameter lt service gt a numeric parameter which indicates the service or service preference to be used 0 Packet Domain 1 Circuit switched 2 Packet Domain preferred use circuit switched if GPRS not available 3 Circuit switched preferred use Packet Domain if circuit switched not available Reference Notes 27 007 10 1 20 e When lt service gt value is 2 the SMS is sent on GPRS network if already attached Otherwise it is sent on circuit switched network If an error occurs on the GPRS network no further attempt is made 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 217 AT Command Interface Specification GPRS AT Commands 10 11 PSGCNT Command GPRS Counters AT PSGCNT Get GPRS counters HiLoV2 HiAll only Test command Syntax Response AT PSGCNT PSGCNT list of supported lt CiD gt s Read command Get counter values Syntax AT PSGCNT Response PSGCNT lt CiD gt lt Rx bytes gt lt Tx bytes gt
348. ormation available at APPI interface application i f AT parser does not interface directly with protocol stack so it does not have immediate access to L3 messages this means that lt state gt does not match L3 messages exactly as they are defined in 24 008 recommendation lt Status gt integer representing the status of the call once connected applicable only for speech calls either MO or MT ACTIVE HELD applicable only for speech calls either MO or MT MULTIPARTY ACTIVE applicable only for speech calls either Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 67 AT Command Interface Specification Reference Sierra Wireless Proprietary AT PSCSCN Call State Change Notification HiLoV2 HiAll only MO or MT 3 MULTIPARTY HELD applicable only for speech calls either MO or MT lt Numbers gt string type phone number of format specified by lt type gt same as CLIP or COLP lt Type gt type of address octet in integer format same as CLIP or COLP lt Line ld gt Indication of the line 1 Line 1 2 Aux Line lt CauseSelect gt integer value representing the Cause Select See 18 20 for possible values used in error case or network disconnection lt Cause gt integer value representing the Cause See 18 20 for possible values used in error case or network disconnection lt Bearer gt String hexadecimal character format representing bearer capability for data calls only Notes e Command allows
349. ors such as command line too long 501 Syntax error in parameters or arguments 502 Command not implemented 503 Bad sequence of commands 504 Command not implemented for that parameter 530 Not logged in 532 Need account for storing files 550 Requested action not taken File unavailable e g file not found no access 551 Requested action aborted page type unknown 552 Requested file action aborted Exceeded storage allocation for current directory or dataset 553 Requested action not taken File name not allowed 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 358 AT Command Interface Specification 18 3 Appendix 3 Commands without Pin Code Requirement Appendix Most AT Commands are rejected i e an error is returned to the DTE if the valid PIN Code has not been entered SIM requirement as described in SIM The main commands which can be sent without the PIN code include ATD emergency calls AT CPIN ATI AT CGMI AT GMI AT CGMM AT GMM AT CGMR AT GMR AT CGSN AT GSN AT GCAP AT CPAS AT CIND AT CMEE AT KSREP AT IPR ATE ATV ATS ATZ AT amp F AT amp K AT amp D AT amp C AT CBST AT CLVL This list may be modified in case of special needs from the customer contact Sierra Wireless directly to treat this kind of request Note Some commands require the PIN2 code PIN 2 information is available in the SIM document 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 359 AT Command Int
350. ort 180 OK e Show the HiLo TCP servers ip address AT KCGPADDR KCGPADDR 0 192 168 1 49 OK e Incoming connection request from remote client shows ip address and port of remote client KTCP_SRVREQ 1 3 192 168 0 32 4614 incoming a connection request from 192 168 0 32 via HiLo listening port 179 the remote port is 4614 KTCP_SRVREQ 2 4 10 10 10 110 4665 incoming a connection request from 10 10 10 110 via HiLo listening port 180 the remote port is 4665 KTCP_SRVREQ 2 5 10 10 10 110 4668 incoming a connection request from the same ip via the same HiLo listening port the remote port is 4668 KTCP_SRVREQ 1 6 192 168 1 117 1739 incoming a connection request from 192 168 1 117 via HiLo listening port 179 the remote port is 1739 KTCP_NOTIF 4 4 the connection of sub session id 4 on HiLo listening port 180 is closed KTCP_SRVREQ 2 4 10 10 10 8 4672 incoming a connection request from 10 10 10 8 via HiLo listening port 180 the remote port is 4672 HiLoV2 HiAll only 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 251 AT Command Interface Specification Protocol specific commands 13 4 8 KTCP_DATA Incoming Data through a TCP Connection KTCP_DATA Incoming data through a TCP Connection HiLoV2 HiAll only Unsolicited notification Response KTCP_DATA lt session_id gt lt ndata available gt lt data gt lt CR gt lt LF gt Parameters lt session
351. ote 0x53 Note F4 349 23 Hz Note 0x54 Note F4 369 99 Hz Note 0x55 Note G4 392 00 Hz Note 0x56 Note G4 415 30 Hz Note 0x57 Note A4 440 00 Hz Note 0x58 Note A4 466 16 Hz Note 0x59 Note B4 493 88 Hz Note Ox5a Note C5 523 25 Hz Note 0x5b Note C5 554 37 Hz Note 0x5c Note D5 587 33 Hz Note 0x5d Note D5 622 25 Hz Note 0x5e Note E5 659 26 Hz Note 0x5f Note F5 698 46 Hz Note 0x60 Note F5 739 99 Hz Note 0x61 Note G5 783 99 Hz Note 0x62 Note G5 830 61 Hz Note 0x63 Note A5 880 00 Hz Note 0x64 Note A5 932 33 Hz Note 0x65 Note B5 987 77 Hz Note 0x66 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 399 AT Command Interface Specification Appendix Note C6F 11087 He Note x2 roen noe Note D5 11747 He Note oa Noe 2891 He noreo Note DSF 12445 He Note 0x2 Note 2008 He rosoe Note Ee 7918 5 He Note xe Noe 3185He Noreo Note Fe 1306 9 He Note xed Noe 03 He noso Note Fep 1480 0 He Note Oxze Note 360He Noso Note G6 15660 He Note oxat Sent Note neon Note Gor 1661 2 He Nowoao sid Cid SSS To build up an audio file just need to pick up a note write into the audio file next add a duration convert it into HEX format into the audio file Just add like this pair by pair until finish building There is no space or tab between the note and the duration So an audio file will be viewed as following in HEX format 3 GBS3SCEFFCER Accs AI E note silent note duration 200 ms The
352. ows 1 always equal to 1 until the end of development lt Additional_data gt string type of 96 characters max transparent additional data Reference Notes Sierra Wireless Proprietary e Default configuration is vehicle_type 1 VIN 0 propulsion_storage 1 e Up to 6 digits after the dot can be used for latitude and longitude values for the set command Nevertheless values returned by the read command are truncated to significant digits for the MSD Current latitude and current longitude formats returned by read command are truncated to 4 digits after the dot Recent latitude and recent longitude formats returned by read command are truncated to 2 digits after the dot e The positions current n 1 n 2 answered by AT KECALLCFG are coming from previous AT KECALLCFG 3 set commands and NOT from built in GNSS e HiLoNC3GPS default values are AT CALLCFG KECALLCFG 1 1 00000000000000000 1 KECALLCFG 2 255 KECALLCFG 3 0 00 N 0 00 E 0 0 0 00 N 0 00 E 0 00 N 0 00 E KECALLCFG 4 0 OK Example Given lt vehicle_type gt passenger vehicle class M1 lt VIN gt AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA lt propulsion_storage gt diesel tank lt Nb of passenger gt 3 lt Current Latitude gt 48 49 35 North lt Current Longitude gt 2 33 37 East lt Current Direction gt 14 degrees steps from magnetic north lt Confidence gt Position can be trusted lt Recent Latitude n 1 gt 0 28 North of C
353. pecification 3 28 PSSMPH Command SIMUPRMASC ic iiecessttendet tasecessatersets aena enasi aiea eNO T7 3 29 PSCIPH Command Ciphering Notification sseesseesseeseeeseesneesn nesr nesnnesnnesrnennsenn nenn 77 3 30 KBLVER Command Request the BootLoader Version cccccesceeeceesseeeeeseeeeeeeees 78 4 CALL CONTROL COMMANDS sisiriiisniisicastanniisinsinniiticwitnnnsiannidannilaiwalaiiicsinnnieiiaiinitaniiaineateis 79 4 1 A Commands Answer a Calla sscnsiseccavedsdsictbeseecaudden carte anecvelled ccctdeavecuetars ecaggeaveueliste cidhs 79 4 2 H Command Disconnect Existing Connection 0 cceceeeceeeeeeeeeeeeeceeeeeseeeetaeeeeaeeeeaes 79 4 3 D Command Mobile Originated Call to Dial a NUMDED ececeeeeeeeeceeeeeeeteeeeeeeneeees 80 4 4 D gt Direct Dialing from Phonebook sci e cesrie cterdecevine since ceiniin heeds denne dnaeeeeriees 80 4 5 CHUP Command iang Up Call ac sccic seccseackicececes ceientigielaeenicutinence descadaneetaranede 81 4 6 CRC Command Set Cellular Result Codes for Incoming Call Indication 2 81 4 7 CSTA Command Select Type of ACCreSS cccceesceceeeeeceeeeeeaeeeeeeeeeeeeesaeeeeaeeseneees 82 4 8 YCMOD Command Call Mde crure apana ai aak 82 4 9 CEER Command Extended Error ReEport cccceeesceceeeeeceneeeeeaeeeeeeeseeeeesaeeeeaeeeeneeees 83 4 10 CVHU Command Voice Hang Up Control 0 cccccccceeeeeeeeee sees eeeeeeceneeeseeeesnaeeneeeees 85 4
354. pecification of the Subscriber Identity Module Mobile Equipment SIM ME interface GSM 11 11 version 8 3 0 Release 1999 21 905 3GPP 21 905 9 4 0 Vocabulary for 3GPP Specifications Release 9 26 267 3GPP 26 267 10 0 0 eCall Data Transfer In band modem solution 1 3 Reference Configuration Figure 1 Reference Configuration 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 27 AT Command Interface Specification Introduction The User Equipment UE consists of the mobile equipment ME and the U SIM Messages may be stored in either but the present document does not distinguish between messages stored in the U SIM or in the ME The management of message storage in the two parts of the UE is a matter for the UE implementation 1 4 AT Command Principles The AT or at prefix must be set at the beginning of each line To terminate a command line a lt CR gt character must be inserted Commands are usually followed by a response that includes lt CR gt lt LF gt lt response gt lt CR gt lt LF gt Throughout this document only the responses are indicated the lt CR gt and lt LF gt characters are omitted intentionally Four kinds of extended AT commands are implemented Command Type Syntax Definition AT CXXX The equipment returns the list of parameters and values ranges set with the corresponding Write command or by internal processes Test Command Read Command AT CXXX This command returns the cu
355. peech version 2 Enhanced GPRS Enhanced Network Selection Enhanced Operator Name Service European Radio Messaging System European Telecommunications Standards Institute FIFO depth Fixed Dialing Number Phonebook Full Rate full rate speech version 1 GSM EDGE Radio Access Network General Purpose Input Output General Packet Radio Service Global System for Mobile communication High level Data Link Control High Frequency Regeneration Home Location Register Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 31 AT Command Interface Specification Introduction Abbreviation HR ID IETF IMEI IMSI IN OUT IN_OUT 1 0 IP LAC LED LND LP LPI M MCC ME MMI MNC MNP MO MOC MS MSB MSISDN MT MTC N A NCK NITZ NSCK NTC N U OA OPL OS OTA PAD PAP PCCP PCK PCL 4114039 Definition Half Rate half rate speech version 1 IDentifier Internet Engineering Task Force International Mobile Equipment Identity International Mobile Subscriber Identity In out or In Out see glossary Input Output Internet Protocol Local Area Code Light Emitting Diode Last Number Dialed Language Preferred Lines Per Inch Mandatory Mobile Country Code Mobile Equipment Man Machine Interface Mobile Network Code Microcom Networking Protocol Mobile Originated Mobile Originated Call outgoing call Mobile Station Most Significant Bit Mobile Station International ISDN Number Mobile Terminal Mobile Terminated Call in
356. ported lt chset gt OK Read command Syntax Response AT CSCS CSCS lt chset gt OK Write command Syntax Response AT CSCS lt chset gt OK Parameter lt chset gt GSM GSM default alphabet GSM 03 38 sub clause 6 2 1 UCS2 16 bit universal multiple octet coded character set ISO IEC 10646 IRA default value Reference Notes 27 007 5 5 e Select the character set used for all string types Phonebook entries SMS data 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 General AT Commands 61 AT Command Interface Specification 3 9 Subscriber Identity General AT Commands CIMI Command Request International AT CIMI Request international subscriber identity Test command Syntax Response AT CIMI OK Execute command Syntax Response AT CIMI lt IMSI gt International Mobile Subscriber Identifier OK Reference Notes 27 007 5 6 3 10 GCAP Command Request Complete TA Capability List AT GCAP Request complete Terminal Adaptor TA capability list Execute command Syntax Response AT GCAP GCAP list of lt name gt s OK Reference Notes V 25ter Example GCAP FCLASS CGSM OK AT GCAP Request complete Terminal Adaptor capability list HiLo3G HiLoNC3GPS Execute command Syntax Response AT GCAP GCAP list of lt name gt s OK Reference Notes V 25ter Example GCAP CGSM OK 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013
357. ppendix 18 10 Appendix 10 How to Use HTTP Client Specific Commands AT amp K3 OK AT KCNXCFG 0 GPRS APN log password 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 OK AT KCNXTIMER 0 60 2 70 OK AT KCNXPROFILE 0 OK AT CGATT 1 OK AT KHTTPCFG 0 www google com 80 1 KHTTPCFG 0 OK AT KHTTPHEADER 0 CONNECT Accept text html If Modified Since Saturday 15 January 2000 14 37 11 GMT OK AT KHTTPGET 0 index html CONNECT HTTP 1 0 200 OK Cache Control private max age 0 Date Tue 24 Jun 2008 02 11 35 GMT Expires 1 Content Type text html charset SO 8859 1 Set Cookie PREF ID ae1c663417e7799e NW 1 TM 1214273495 LM 1214273495 S 5Uq9kExK4aTEv_cx expires Thu 24 Jun 2010 02 11 35 GMT path domain google com Server gws Connection Close lt html gt lt head gt lt meta http equiv content type alot of data OK AT KHTTPHEAD O index html CONNECT HTTP 1 0 200 OK Cache Control private max age 0 Date Tue 24 Jun 2008 02 11 35 GMT Expires 1 Content Type text html charset SO 8859 1 Set Cookie hardware flow control activation Set GPRS parameters APN login password Set Timers Activate GPRS profile Be sure to attach to network Set HTTP address port number and http version Set the header of the request Send HTTP data after CONNECT Do not forget the PATTERN characters For example Data flow EOF Pattern
358. presentation of the notification 1 Enable presentation of the notification 0 less than 110 dBm 1 109 dBm intermediate values 62 48dBm 63 greater than 48 dBm 255 field strength is unavailable Reference Notes Sierra Wireless Proprietary e Be careful these are not the same values as CSQ e This command allows presentation of field strength notification e Set command enable or disable the presentation of PSFS lt Field strength gt each time field strength increase or decrease of 5 dBm 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 69 AT Command Interface Specification 3 20 PSSSURC Command Enable Additional Result Code AT PSSSURC Enable additional result code HiLoV2 HiAll only Test command Syntax Response AT PSSSURC PSSSURC list of supported lt mode gt s OK Read command Syntax Response AT PSSSURC PSSSURC lt mode gt OK Write command Syntax Response AT PSSSURC lt mode gt OK Parameter lt modes 0 1 0 disable sending of additional result code 1 enable sending of additional result code Reference 27 007 6 1 Notes e The aim of this AT command is to configure the AT interface to give additional information through result code to TE when D command is entered with an SS string as parameter When lt mode gt parameter is enabled PSSSURC resp PSSERR result code is sent to TE before OK resp ERROR result code 3 21 PSALS Command Alternat
359. quest_uri gt string type indicates the programme handling the data during the HTTPS connection Reference Notes Sierra Wireless Proprietary lt session_id gt is always 0 HTTPS doesn t support DTR1 File local_uri should be put into the directory ftp Before using this command it is highly recommended to configure the module for Hardware flow control using the command AT amp K3 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 289 AT Command Interface Specification Protocol specific commands 13 11 6 KHTTPSCLOSE Close a HTTPS connection AT KHTTPPOST Close a HTTP connection HiloV2 HiAll only Write command Syntax Response AT KHTTPSCLOSE OK lt session_id gt Error case CME ERROR lt err gt Parameters lt session_id gt Index of the HTTPS session Reference Notes Sierra Wireless Proprietary e lt session_id gt is always 0 13 12 SSL Certificate Manager 13 12 1 KCERTSTORE Store root CA and local certificates to file system AT KCERTSTORE Store root CA and local certificates to file system HiloV2 HiAll only Read command Syntax Response AT KCERTSTORE KCERTSTORE root_cert lt NbData gt lt CR gt lt LF gt lt File_data gt lt CR gt lt LF gt local_ cert lt index gt lt NbData gt lt CR gt lt LF gt lt File_data gt lt CR gt lt LF gt OK Error case CME ERROR lt err gt 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 290 AT Command Interface Specif
360. r all filter numbers will be deleted AT KFILTER gt read the filter numbers 4 12 CSNS Command Single Numbering Scheme AT CSNS Single numbering scheme Test command Syntax Response AT CSNS CSNS list of supported lt mode gt OK Read command Syntax Response AT CSNS CSNS lt mode gt OK Write command Syntax Response AT CSNS lt mode gt OK Parameters lt mode gt 0 Voice 2 Fax for HiLo V1 only 4 Data Reference Notes 27 007 6 19 See also AT CBST 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 Call Control Commands 87 AT Command Interface Specification Call Control Commands 4 13 KATH Command Select ATH Mode AT KATH Select ATH Mode HiLoV2 HiAll only Test command Syntax Response AT KATH KATH list of supported lt num gt OK Read command Syntax Response AT KATH KATH lt num gt OK Write command Syntax Response AT KATH lt num gt OK Parameters lt num gt 0 Default User Busy 17 User Busy 18 No User Responding 19 No Answer 21 Call Rejected 27 Destination Out of order Reference Notes Sierra Wireless e This command selects the disconnect type sent to the network on AT ATH cmd Proprietary e These values follow 24 008 3GPP specification Table 10 5 123 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 88 5 Mobile equipment control and status Commands 5 1 CACM Command Accumulated Call Meter ACM Reset or Query AT C
361. r gt corresponding to the entry found in phonebook used character set should be the one selected with command Select TE Character Set CSCS NOT SUPPORTED lt CLI validity gt 0 CLI valid 1 CLI has been withheld by the originator 2 CLI is not available due to interworking problems or limitations of originating network Reference Notes 27 007 7 6 e When the presentation to the CLI at the TE is enabled the following notification is sent after every ring notification CLIP lt number gt lt type gt lt subaddr gt lt satype gt lt alpha gt lt CLI validity gt 6 9 CLIR Command Calling Line Identification Restriction AT CLIR Calling line identification restriction 27 007 7 7 Test command Response Syntax CLIR list of supported lt n gt AT CLIR OK Read command Response Syntax CLIR lt n gt lt m gt AT CLIR OK Execute command Response Syntax OK AT CLIR lt n gt Parameters lt n gt parameter sets the adjustment for outgoing calls 0 presentation indicator is used according to the subscription of the CLIR service 1 CLIR invocation 2 CLIR suppression lt m gt parameter shows the subscriber CLIR service status in the network 0 CLIR not provisioned 1 CLIR provisioned in permanent mode 2 unknown e g no network etc 3 CLIR temporary mode presentation restricted 4 CLIR temporary mode presentation allowed Reference Notes 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1
362. rameter Reference Notes e This command generates a location update of MS 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 General AT Commands 66 AT Command Interface Specification General AT Commands 3 18 PSCSCN Command Call State Change Notification AT PSCSCN Call State Change Notification HiLoV2 HiAll only Read command Syntax Response AT PSCSCN PSCSCN lt mode gt OK Write command Syntax Response AT PSCSCN lt mode gt OK Parameter lt Modes gt 0 Disable presentation of the notification 1 Enable presentation of the notification when the state of a call changes lt Call Id gt integer type value representing the number of the call 0 when call Id not yet assigned 1 7 for speech calls Greater than 8 for data calls lt State gt State of the call 0 MO call SETUP if no control by SIM 1 MO call SETUP WITH CONTROL BY SIM accepted 2 MO call SETUP ERROR control by SIM rejected or other problem 3 MO call PROCEED 4 MO call ALERT at distant 5 MO call CONNECT with distant 6 9 RFU 10 MT call SETUP 11 MT call SETUP ACCEPTED Bearer capabilities accepted by the ME 12 MT call SETUP REJECTED Bearer capabilities rejected by the ME 13 MT call ALERT 14 MT call CONNECT ME has successfully accepted the call 15 MT call CONNECT ERROR ME was not able to accept the call 16 19 RFU 20 Call DISCONNECT BY NETWORK 21 Call DISCONNECT BY USER 22 Call REJECT BY USER 4114039 Note This command uses inf
363. range value of the duration of a note is 0x1 Oxff that is max 255ms Note Only note 0x1 0x3f and 0x50 0x6d can be played other invalid note will be ignored when playing Note Audio file is a binary file Add the data in HEX format into the audio file do not add the char in ASCII into the text file 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 400 AT Command Interface Specification Appendix 18 15 Appendix 15 Q and A for Advanced AT Commands Q How many sessions can be opened at the same time A 8 sessions can be opened at the same time But you can only have 1 FTP session at the same time For example 1 FTP session 1 FTP server and 6 TCP UDP connections Q Is it possible to have 1 UDP server and 1 TCP connection at the same time A Yes Q Is it possible to open 1 TCP server and 1 UDP server and 1 FTP server at the same time A Yes They can be opened at the same time Q Is it possible to have FTP SMTP TCP UDP session together A Yes Q Is it impossible to send a MMS when using FTP and TCP UDP A Yes 18 16 Appendix 16 ATH Command Behavior Table GPRS call SMTP TCP UDP Channel ee ee PaE at 99 1 at CGDATA POP3 FTP specify CMUX ALL ella channel CMUX OK NOK NOK NOK NOK NOK 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 401 AT Command Interface Specification Appendix 18 17 Appendix 17 Switch data command mode dtr ato Behavior Table The table shows the behavior when trying to
364. re available now OK 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 381 AT Command Interface Specification 18 8 2 Server mode Appendix AT amp K3 OK AT KCNXCFG 0 GPRS APN log password 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 OK AT KUDPCFG 0 1 3000 KUDPCFG 1 OK AT KUDPCFG KUDPCFG 1 0 1 3000 OK AT KCGPADDR KCGPADDR 0 192 168 0 71 OK KUDP_DATA 1 9 AT KUDPRCV 1 9 CONNECT DATA TEST EOF Pattern OK KUDP_RCV 10 10 10 5 1111 AT KUDPSND 1 10 10 10 5 3100 18 CONNECT OK AT KUDPCLOSE 1 OK AT KUDPCFG OK Hardware flow control activation Set GPRS parameters APN login password Set UDP listener Port 3000 Initiate the server Session ID is 1 Check the server be initiated Get local IP address and let client know Data come in from some client Receive data and display These data was from 10 10 10 5 Port 1111 Send 18Bytes to a remote server Port 3100 Some data with EOF Pattern in the end Close the UDP server and at the same time session is deleted No sessions are available now 4114039 18 8 3 Use cases for KTCP_DATA and KUDP_DATA with without data auto retrieval 1 Previous features are kept ascending compatibility of the AT commands Client mode AT KCNXCFG 0 GPRS CMNET OK AT KTCPCFG 0 0 202 170 131 76 2000 KTCPCFG 1 OK AT KTCPCNX 1 connect to TCP server OK Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 382 AT Command Inte
365. red Supplementary Service Data ccccceeeeeeeeeceeeeeseeeeeneeeeenees 157 6 6 CLCC Command List Current Callisia asina aai 158 6 7 CLCK Command Facility LOCK 0 ecccceeseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeceeeeecaeeesaaeseceeeseaeeeseaeeeeeeeeenees 160 6 8 CLIP Command Calling Line Identification Presentation cccceeeeeseeeeeeseeeeenees 161 6 9 CLIR Command Calling Line Identification Restriction ccceeceeeeeeeeeeeeeeseeeeeees 162 6 10 CNUM Command Subscriber NUMDEV 0 ccccceeeeececeeeeeceneeeeeaeeeeeeeseeeeseaeeeeeeeseaees 163 6 11 COLP Command Connected Line Identification Presentation 164 6 12 COPN Command Read Operator NAm cccccceeesceceeeeeseeeeeeeaeseeneeceeeeeeaeeeeaaeeneaees 165 6 13 COPS Command Operator Selection ccceccceecseceeececeeeeeeeaeeeeaaeeseneeceeeesaeeesaeeesaees 165 6 14 CPOL Command Preferred PLMN List 0 c cceeseeceeeeeeeneeeeseeeeeneeceaeeeeaeeeeaaeeesaees 167 6 15 CPWD Command Change Password ccccccsseeeeseceeeeeseeeesaaeeeeeeeseaeeescaeeeseeeseaees 168 6 16 CREG Command Network Registration 0 cccccccecececeeceeceeeeeeeeeeeeeeseeeeseaeeeseeeneaees 169 6 17 CSSN Command Supplementary Service Notification ecceeeeeeeeeeeeteeeeseeeenees 169 6 18 CPLS Command Select Preferred PLMN list 0 cccccceeceeeeeeeeeeeeceeeeeseaeeeeeeeeenees 170 6 19 CTFR Command Call Deflection ciiisean iaaa 171 6 2
366. red when lt mode gt 1 is entered Reference Notes 27 007 8 10 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 98 AT Command Interface Specification 5 14 CMEE Command Report Mobile Termination Error Mobile equipment control and status Commands AT CMEE Report Mobile Termination Error Test command Syntax Response AT CMEE CMEE list of supported lt n gt s OK Read command Syntax Response AT CMEE CMEE lt n gt OK Write command Syntax Response AT CMEE lt n gt OK Parameter lt n gt 0 disable CME ERROR lt err gt result code and use ERROR instead 1 CME ERROR lt err gt result code and use numeric lt err gt values 2 CME ERROR lt err gt result code and use verbose lt err gt values Reference 27 007 9 1 Notes e See Data impacted by amp F and amp V for default value 5 15 CMUT Command Mute Control AT CMUT Mute control Test command Syntax Response AT CMUT CMUT list of supported lt n gt s OK Read command Syntax Response AT CMUT CMUT lt n gt OK Write command Syntax Response AT CMUT lt n gt OK Parameter lt n gt 0 mute off 1 mute on 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 99 AT Command Interface Specification AT CMUT Mute control Notes e Be careful this command can only be used during voice call Reference 27 007 8 24 Mobile equipment control and status Commands 5 16 CPI
367. rence 27 007 6 8 Notes e Radio link protocol RLP parameters used when non transparent data calls are originated may be altered with set command Available command subparameters depend on the RLP versions implemented by the device e g lt ver gt may not be available if device supports only versions 0 and 1 e f radio link protocol is not used but some other error correcting protocol for transparent data calls V 25ter 14 Error Control Selection test command ES may be used to indicate the presence of the protocol e Read command returns current settings for each supported RLP version lt verx gt Only RLP parameters applicable to the corresponding lt verx gt are returned e Test command returns values supported by the TA as a compound value If ME TA supports several RLP versions lt verx gt the RLP parameter value ranges for each lt verx gt are returned in a separate line e Versions 0 and 1 share the same parameter set Read and test commands shall return only one line for this set where lt verx gt is not present 9 3 CR Command Service Reporting Control AT CR Service reporting control Test command Syntax Response AT CR CR list of supported lt modess OK Read command Syntax Response AT CR CR lt mode gt OK 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 Data and FAX AT Commands 202 AT Command Interface Specification Write command Syntax AT CR lt mode gt
368. rence Notes Sierra Wireless Proprietary e Volume must be set to 5 AT CLVL 5 e Values cannot be modified on the fly only disable on the fly To observe the changes a supplementary call is required e When modifying the side tone double check to have set the right VIP value prior to redial see warning section 12 1 2 12 13 KPC Command Peak Compressor AT KPC Peak compressor activation Test command Syntax Response AT KPC KPC list of supported lt level gt s OK Read command Syntax Response AT KPC KPC lt level gt OK Write command Syntax Response AT KPC lt level gt OK Parameter lt level gt 0 Disable 1 Enable Reference Sierra Wireless Proprietary 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 235 AT Command Interface Specification Audio commands 12 14 KSRAP Command Save or Restore Audio Parameters AT KSRAP Save restore audio parameters Test command Syntax Response AT KSRAP KSRAP list of supported lt level gt s OK Write command Response Syntax OK AT KSRAP lt level gt Parameter lt level gt 0 Save Audio Parameter in EEPROM 1 Restore Initial Audio Parameter 2 Restore Audio Parameters in RAM and save in EEPROM Reference Notes by these AT commands Sierra Wireless Proprietary e Initial Audio Parameters are the ones before any parameter modification done 12 15 KDSPTX Command Read TX Audio Par
369. restore user configuration with profile 1 Reference V 25ter 3 3 CGMI Command Request Manufacturer Notes See also AT amp V Identification AT CGMI Request manufacturer identification Test command Syntax Response AT CGMI OK Execute command Syntax Response AT CGMI manufacturer identification text OK Example AT CGMI Sierra Wireless OK Reference Notes 27 007 5 1 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 General AT Commands 57 AT Command Interface Specification General AT Commands 3 4 CGMM Command Request Model Identification AT CGMM Request model identification Test command Syntax Response AT CGMM OK Execute command Syntax Response AT CGMM model identification text OK Reference Notes 27 007 5 2 3 5 CGMR Command Request Revision Identification AT CGMR Request revision identification Test command Syntax Response AT CGMR OK Execute command Syntax Response AT CGMR model revision identification text OK Reference Notes 27 007 5 3 AT CGMR Request revision identification HiLo3G HiLoNC3GPS Test command Syntax Response AT CGMR OK Execute command Syntax Response AT CGMR model revision identification text OK 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 AT Command Interface Specification General AT Commands A
370. rface Specification Appendix KTCP_DATA 1 10 URC tells us that 10 bytes arrived AT KTCPRCV 1 10 Use KTCPRCV command to receive those 10 bytes CONNECT 0123456789 EOF Pattern OK AT KUDPCFG 0 0 open a UDP socket KUDPCFG 2 OK KUDP_DATA 2 8 URC tells us that 8 bytes arrived AT KUDPRCV 2 8 Use command to receive those 8 bytes CONNECT 01234567 EOF Pattern OK KUDP_RCV 202 1 70 131 76 2001 2 Previous features are kept ascending compatibility of the AT commands Server mode AT KTCPCFG 0 1 13 Configure a TCP server socket KTCPCFG 1 OK AT KTCPCNX 1 Open the listen port OK AT KCGPADDR KCGPADDR 0 10 35 125 89 OK KTCP_SRVREQ 1 2 Session 2 is set KTCP_SRVREQ 1 3 Session 3 is set KTCP_DATA 2 10 URC tells us that 10 bytes arrived in session 2 KTCP_DATA 3 8 URC tells us that 8 bytes arrived in session 3 AT KTCPRCV 2 10 Use command to receive those 10 bytes in session 2 CONNECT 0123456789 EOF Pattern OK AT KTCPRCV 3 8 Use command to receive the 8 bytes in session 3 CONNECT 01234567 EOF Pattern OK 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 383 AT Command Interface Specification Appendix AT KUDPCFG 0 1 3000 Open a UDP socket server mode KUDPCFG 4 OK KUDP_DATA 4 8 URC tells us that 8 bytes arrived AT KUDPRCV 4 8 Use command to receive those 8 bytes CONNECT 01234567 EOF Pattern OK KUDP_RCV 202 1 70 131 76 2001 3 New optional fea
371. ring is ON 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 77 AT Command Interface Specification Write command Syntax AT PSCIPH lt mode gt AT PSCIPH Set ciphering notification HiLoV2 HiAll only Set mode Response OK Reference Sierra Wireless Proprietary e Set command is used to enable or disable presentation of ciphering status notification PSCP Notification is sent each time ciphering status changes e Example PSCP 1 3 30 KBLVER Command Request the BootLoader Version AT KBLVER Request the BootLoader version HiLo3G HiLoNC3GPS Test command Syntax Response AT KBLVER OK Execute command Syntax Response AT KBLVER BootLoader version text OK Reference Notes Sierra Wireless Proprietary 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 General AT Commands 78 4 Call Control Commands 4 1 A Command Answer a Call ATA Answer a call Execute command Syntax Response ATA CONNECT lt text gt Data Connection established OK Voice Connection established or if cancellation of the command ERROR Response if no connection Reference Notes V 25Ter 4 2 H Command Disconnect Existing Connection ATH Disconnect existing connection Execute command Syntax Response ATH lt type gt OK Parameters lt type gt Type of call affected by ATH request Voice call disconnection is also dependent of CVHU settings 0 Same behavior as w
372. ring type password of the GPRS connection AT KMMCNF 4 lt lt IP address gt Consists of dot separated numeric 0 255 parameters on the form a1 a2 a3 a4 indicates the IP address of the connection type gt operator s proxy lt port type gt type of port of the GPRS connection 0 unsecured 1 secured lt apn gt Access Point Name a string parameter which is a logical name that is used to select the GGSN or the external packet data network lt connection type gt 1 GPRS Reference Notes Sierra Wireless Proprietary e Only GPRS bearer is supported 15 7 KPSL Command List of Objects AT KPSL List of objects HiLoV2 HiAll only Test command Syntax Response AT KPSL KPSL list of supported lt category gt s or not Read command Syntax Response AT KPSL OK Write command Syntax Response AT KPSL If lt mode gt 0 or omitted lt category gt lt mode gt KPSL lt index1 gt lt hidden gt KPSL lt indexn gt lt hidden gt lf lt mode gt 1 KPSL lt index1 gt lt hidden gt lt obj_size gt lt category gt lt content gt lt location gt lt fla g gt lt desc_str gt lt sname gt KPSL lt indexn gt lt hidden gt lt obj_size gt lt category gt lt content gt lt location gt lt fla g gt lt desc_str gt lt sname gt 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 298 AT Command Interface Specification MMS commands AT KPSL
373. ring type short name This string is the first 30 characters of the name of the object if the object has one Empty string if no name is available for this object Character set as specified by command Select TE Character Set CSCS Reference Notes e AMMS hidden is a temporary MMS hidden to the user e Copyrighted MMS are not set as hidden See AT KPSR for this kind of MMS e UNRETRIEVED means that the MMS is available on the MMSC This is a temporary MMS in the ME that refers to the MMS in the MMSC e With automatic retrieval UNRETRIEVED state should be temporary That means that the modem is trying to retrieve the MMS at now A special case may occur when the ME cannot retrieve itself the MMS The TE is then advised with the notification KMMREC e When automatic retrieval is failed or is not required a MMS UNRETRIEVED must be retrieved with AT KMMRET command before reading MMS UNRETRIEVED cannot be accessed by read operation e When using AT KMMRET a MMS in the list given by KPSL and with the state UNRETRIEVED is retrieved ant its state goes to UNREAD e When using AT KPSR a MMS in the list given by KPSL and with the state UNREAD goes to the state READ 15 8 KPSR Command Read an Object AT KPSR Read an object HiLoV2 HiAll only Test command 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 299 AT Command Interface Specification MMS commands AT KPSR Read an object HiLoV2 HiAll only Synt
374. ror problem Note Many cause values can be associated with each CauseSelect value All cause values cannot be described in this document 18 21 Appendix 21 DATA ONLY mode HiLo3g only This mode is only available for HiLo3G 18 21 1 What is it The DATA ONLY mode is a configuration to disable voice calls and voice features Only data calls circuit switch data and packet data calls work 18 21 2 Activation The activation can be only done in factory A module configured in DATA ONLY mode cannot be restored in normal mode 18 21 3 Behavior The module is attached as a normal module to the network The voice calls and features are blocked internally The incoming voice calls are rejected 18 21 3 1 Receive a voice call A module configured in DATA ONLY mode cannot receive a voice call If a device tries to make a voice call to the module no RING message or hardware signal like Ri ring indicator are triggered The caller receives the message RELEASE CALL no cause from the network 18 21 3 2 Try to make a voice call ATD and ATD gt commands ATDxxxx and ATD gt xxxxx commands returns NO CARRIER SIM Toolkit calls PSSTK command Voice calls initiated by the SIM Toolkit are rejected 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 410 hy SIERRA WIRELESS
375. rrently searching an operator to register to The MS is in GMM state GMM NULL or GMM DEREGISTERED INITIATED The GPRS service is disabled the MS is allowed to attach for GPRS if requested by the user 1 registered home network The MS is in GMM state GUM REGISTERED or GMM ROUTING AREA UPDATING INITIATED INITIATED on the home PLMN 2 not registered but ME is currently trying to attach or searching an operator to register to The MS is in GMM state GMUM DEREGISTERED or GMM REGISTERED INITIATED The GPRS service is enabled but an allowable PLMN is currently not available The MS will starta GPRS attach as soon as an allowable PLMN is available 3 registration denied The MS is in GMM state GMM NULL The GPRS service is disabled the MS is not allowed to attach for GPRS if requested by the user 4 unknown 5 registered roaming The MS is in GMM state GMM REGISTERED or GMM ROUTING AREA UPDATING INITIATED on a visited PLMN lt lac gt string type two byte location area code in hexadecimal format e g 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 N 16 AT Command Interface Specification GPRS AT Commands AT CGREG GPRS network registration status 00C3 equals 195 in decimal lt ci gt string type two byte cell ID in hexadecimal format Reference Notes 27 007 10 1 19 e The set command controls the presentation of an unsolicited result code CGREG lt stat gt when lt n gt 1 and there is a change in the MT s GPRS netw
376. rrently set value of parameters Write Command AT CXXX lt gt This command sets user related parameter values Execution command AT CXXX The execution command reads non variable parameters affected by internal processes in the equipment 1 4 1 Parameters In this document the default parameters are underlined and the optional parameters are enclosed in square brackets Optional parameters or sub parameters can be omitted unless they are followed by other parameters A parameter in the middle of a string can be omitted by replacing it with a comma When the parameter is a character string the string must be enclosed in quotation marks All space characters will be ignored when using strings without quotation marks 1 4 2 Answers and responses There is always an answer sent by the TA to an AT Command line except the very special case of a TA setup for no answer see ATQ The answer is always terminated by an indication of success or failure However regarding the setup of the TA by AT Commands the message may be different Classical messages OK or ERROR Extended Error message see AT CMEE CME ERROR lt n gt See Appendix for the different values for lt n gt Numeric Mode see ATV lt n gt with lt n gt 0 OK or lt n gt is an error code 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 28 AT Command Interface Specification Introduction 1 4 3 Multiple AT commands on the same command line You may enter
377. rror 15 9 KPSW Command Write an object AT KPSW Write an object HiLoV2 HiAll only Test command Syntax Response AT KPSW KPSW list of supported lt content gt s lt maximum size gt Read command Syntax Response AT KPSW OK Write command Syntax Response AT KPSW lt content gt CONNECT 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 300 AT Command Interface Specification AT KPSW Write an object HiLoV2 HiAll only MMS commands Sierra Wireless Proprietary lt size gt lt data gt NO CARRIER Parameters lt content gt use MMS only other values are reserved lt size gt numeric type number of bytes of the MMS pdu lt maximum size gt long type values the size of the biggest receivable object in bytes lt data gt MMS pdu Reference Notes TE informs ME that it wants to establish a data connection to send an object If ME has succeeded in establishing a logical link between application protocols and external interface it will send CONNECT message to the TE Otherwise the NO CARRIER response is returned If the CONNECT response is sent the TE will follow by sending the object After receiving the object the ME will return to command mode and return the lt index gt of the object if the object was in a correct format CME ERROR 100 lt err_code gt if the object was not in a correct format In case of a DTR drop from active to inactive during the tran
378. s this command has no effect ITU T V 250 6 3 12 e The responses for this command are compliant with the recommendation but 2 28 N Command Negotiate Handshake Option ATN Negotiate handshake option Write command Syntax Response ATN lt option gt OK Parameter lt option gt 0 9 Reference Notes this command has no effect e The responses for this command are compliant with the recommendation but 2 29 S1 Command Ring Count ATS1 Set ring count Read command Syntax Response ATS1 lt num gt OK Parameter lt num gt 0 255 See Data stored by amp W for default value 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 51 AT Command Interface Specification V25ter AT Commands ATS1 Set ring count Reference Notes e Read command returns the number lt num gt of ring occurrences for last incoming data fax or voice call e Fax is for HiLo V1 only not supported in HiLo V2 HiLo3G and HiLoNC3GPS 2 30 S11 Command DTMF Dialing Speed ATS11 DTMF Dialing speed Write command Syntax Response ATS11 lt time gt OK Parameter lt time gt 0 999 Reference Notes e The responses for this command are compliant with the recommendation but this command has no effect 2 31 W Command Extended Result Code ATW Extended result code Write command Syntax Response ATW lt mode gt OK Parameter lt modes gt 0 only result
379. s The following table lists all the commands available in the HiLo module Legend Column A o Command is supported in HiLo V1 and HiLo V2 HiAll NC Command is only supported in HiLo V1 O Command is only supported in HiLo V2 HiAll NC Legend Column B e Command can be supported even without SIM card Command cannot be supported without SIM card The Colors are used to indicate the recommended Timeout for AT commands time changes according SIM Cards and Networks 2 seconds 5 seconds 30 seconds 60 seconds 120 seconds no advised timeout Data size dependent vaste ar commnos TT E S0 Command Set number of rings before automatically answering the call S2 Command Set character for the escape sequence data to command mode 212 VCommand Taresponsetomat Jefe 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 361 AT Command Interface Specification Appendix amp C Command Set circuit Data Carrier Detect DCD function mode amp D Command Set circuit Data Terminal Ready DTR function mode 28 8V Command Display curenteonfguraion Je e 226 S8 Command Commacialmediertme Jefe E E a 28 CGSN Command Request product serial number entiation UMEN 37 KGSN Command Request product serial number identification and a Software Version 3 14 GSN Command Request product serial number identification IMEI ee identical to GSN CMUX Command Multiplexing
380. s private key lt NbData gt Number of bytes to read write mandatory for both reading and writing Value range 1 3000 lt File_data gt File data in bytes Reference Sierra Wireless Proprietary 13 12 3 KCERTDELETE Delete local certificate from the index AT KCERTDELETE Delete local certificate from the index HiloV2 HiAll only Read command Syntax Response AT KCERTDELETE KCERTDELETE OK Error case CME ERROR lt err gt 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 292 AT Command Interface Specification Protocol specific commands Write command Syntax Response AT KCERTDELETE lt data_ OK type gt lt index gt Error case CME ERROR lt err gt Parameters lt data_type gt 0 Root certificate 1 Local certificate lt index gt Index of the stored local certificate Value range 0 2 0 by default Reference Notes Sierra Wireless Proprietary 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 293 14 Specific Flash Commands 14 1 KFSFILE Flash File Operation Command AT KFSFILE File operation command Test command Syntax Response AT KFSFILE KFSFILE 0 1 2 3 4 5 URI SIZE OK Write command Syntax Response AT KFSFILE lt action gt lt CONNECT url gt lt NbData gt OK KFSFILE lt entity type gt lt name gt lt size gt KFSFILE lt size gt bytes free Parameters lt action gt 0 Write file 1 Read file 2 Delete file 3 Return
381. s 406 18 19 1 What is the sleep mode cececececceeeeceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeceeeeecaeeesaaeeeeeeeseaeeeseaeeesaeeeenees 406 18 19 2 How to know if the module is in sleep mode nsseeeseeeieesreeersrrrererrreeeeens 406 18 193 Sleep states ssi naer niione naue eE EN N EE a a aa EEEO 406 18 19 4 Events that wake up the Module ecccccceesceceeseeeeeeeeeceeeeneneeeeeneneeeeeneneeeeenenees 407 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 24 AT Command Interface Specification Contents 18 195 Signals DSM AVIONS wis sactccsesteesesvedocvetatendetsseceenststenssnsed vexed a ea aiden aaa 408 1819 51 lt GPIOUSIQMAIS seui sted cies seater saves eevee E ena EN rrene Na ANEN eed ETETE eens 408 1819 5 2 sIRVSIQMAL eisenii ag oo or a e r E aN N ONE 408 18 19 53 DCD SIG als rinna e E a A E AE 408 TBO As CIS SINAI akanena raae Erne r rrna Rei a A AEE are a tse nie ninais 408 1819 5 5 IDSA SIGMA een eE a tee E a A a a ea a ott aaa Ea 408 18 19 5 6 Signals table rieien erasini eE AN A a ENE NaN ives EEEE TEENS 408 18 19 6 Management of DTR signal and AT amp D opti n sssssesessseeesssrrssserrssrrrssrrrrssrenns 409 18 20 Appendix 20 Cause select values for AT PSCSN sssssssssessseessessrsssrsesrnesrresrnssrnssrneens 409 18 21 Appendix 21 DATA ONLY mode HiLo3g only sssessseesseesssesseessnessnnesnnesrnesrnesnnssnnsene 410 1821A What isit siessen aan ENK ETENE EN 410 18 21 2 ActivatiOfi iesise siacdigensnscavesa tetas sacuc
382. s modified if hardware flow control is selected see amp K command The parameter value if valid is written to S21 bit2 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 53 AT Command Interface Specification V25ter AT Commands 2 34 amp E Command Data Rate Option for Data Call AT amp E Data rate option for data call HiLo3G HiLoNC3GPS Write command Syntax Response AT amp E lt option gt OK Parameter lt option gt 0 default value The data rate is the wireless connection speed in data call 1 The data rate should be the serial connection rate if connection port is UART port but if the connection port is USB port the data rate is the wireless connection speed Reference Notes 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 54 3 General AT Commands 3 1 Command Request Identification Information Execute command Syntax ATl lt value gt ATI Request identification information Response lt text gt depends on lt value gt OK Parameter lt value gt 0 or omitted Model identifier 3 Software version Example ATI HILO GPRS OK ATI3 Hi2C A OK Reference V 25ter Execute command Syntax ATl lt value gt Notes e See also AT GMR AT CGMR ATI Request identification information Response lt text gt depends on lt value gt OK HiLo3G HiLoNC3GPS Parameter lt value gt 0 or omitted Model identifier 3 Project id
383. satellites in use number of satellites in view minimum SNR of satellites in use in dB Hz maximum SNR of satellites in use in dB Hz average SNR of satellites in use in dB Hz Positional dilution of position Horizontal dilution of position Vertical dilution of position 0 8 possible value April 1 2013 325 AT Command Interface Specification GNSS commands AT KGNSSFIX Get information about GNSS fix HiALL NC HiLoNC3GPS only Unsolicited Notification KGNSSFIX lt fix gt Reference Sierra Wireless SA Proprietary Note In case of lt mode gt 2 a valid position is a fixed position The last 1 2 position are refreshed every sec and stored in a volatile memory lt mode gt value is stored in nonvolatile memory value kept after reboot SNRi 1 n SNR _avg 10 LOG 910 i l Nn Quality indictor 0 fix not available or invalid 1 GPS SPS mode 2 differential GPS SPS mode 3 GPS PPS mode 4 Real Time Kinematic Satellite system used in RTK mode with fixed integers 5 Float RTK Satellite system used in RTK mode with floating solution 6 Estimated dead reckoning mode 7 Manual input mode 8 Simulator mode 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 326 AT Command Interface Specification GNSS commands AT KGNSSFIX Get information about GNSS fix HiALL NC HiLoNC3GPS only Reference Example Sierra Wireless SA Proprietary Mode 1 AT KGNSS
384. sceceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeseeeeeseaeeeeeeeeeaees 145 KPLAYAMR Command Play AMR File ccccceceeseeceeeeeceeeeeseeeeeeeeeseeeeseaeeeseeessaees 146 KSIMSEL Command SIM Seletin ccssscceestesasecessstersass neoni ae a 148 KSRAT Command Set Radio Access Technology eessessesseessiesseseresrserresrreereees 149 KLVSH Command Extra Power Consumption cccccceceeeeeeeeeeeeeseeeeeseaeeeseeeeeenees 149 CTZU Command Automatic Time Zone Update ccccccccceeeeeceeeeeeeeeeeeeaeeesneeeeeeees 150 CTZR Command Time Zone Reporting c cccecceeeececeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeseeeeeseaeeeeeeeeeaees 151 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 Contents AT Command Interface Specification Contents 5 61 VOLWEAR Command Wear Count for Flash Blocks ccseeceeeeeeeeeeeseeeeeeseeeeenees 152 5 62 KGSMBOOT Command GSM Stack Boot Mode c ccccceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeseeeeeneeeeenees 152 6 NETWORK SERVICE RELATED COMMANDS ecceeceeeeeeeeeeeeneeeeees 154 6 1 CAOC Command Advice of Charge Information c ccccceeeeeeceeeeeseeeeeseeeeeneeeeeeees 154 6 2 CCFC Command Call Forwarding Conditions ceccceeeeeeeeseeeeeeeeseeeeeseeeesneeeeeeees 155 6 3 CCWA Command Call Waiting 2 2 ceeceecececeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeceeeeeeeaeeesaaeeeeeeeseaeeeseaeeeseeeeeeees 156 6 4 CHLD Command Call Hold and Multiparty 0 cccccecesceceeeeeeeeeceeeeeceeeeeseaeeesseeeeeeees 157 6 5 CUSD Unstructu
385. se AT CHUP OK Reference Notes 27 007 6 5 e AT CHUP Hang up waiting active MT calls and MO calls 4 6 CRC Command Set Cellular Result Codes for Incoming Call Indication AT CRC Set Cellular Result Codes for incoming call indication Test command Syntax Response AT CRC CRC list of supported lt mode gt OK Read command Syntax Response AT CRC CRC lt mode gt OK Write command Syntax Response AT CRC lt mode gt OK Parameters lt mode gt 0 disable extended format 1 enable extended format Reference Notes 27 007 6 11 e When enabled an incoming call is indicated with CRING lt type gt lt type gt FAX or VOICE or ASYNC e Faxis for HiLo V1 only not supported in HiLo V2 HiLo3G and HiLoNC3GPS 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 Call Control Commands 81 AT Command Interface Specification Call Control Commands 4 7 CSTA Command Select Type of Address AT CSTA Select type of address Test command Syntax Response AT CSTA CSTA list of supported lt type gt s OK Read command Syntax Response AT CSTA CSTA lt type gt OK Write command Syntax Response AT CSTA lt type gt OK Parameter lt type gt 129 default National type of address 145 International type of address Dialing string includes international access code character See Data impacted by amp F and amp V for default values Reference Notes 27 007 6 1
386. se AT KGNSSRST KGNSSRST lt reset gt lt repeat gt lt simulator gt OK Write command Syntax Response AT KGNSSRST CONNECT lt reset gt lt repeat gt lt simulator gt Parameters lt reset gt 0 Cold Start 1 Warm Start 2 Hot Start 3 Factory Start 4 Stop lt repeat gt 0 to 9999 0 for continuous mode lt simulator gt 0 normal mode 1 simulator mode disable ROM almanac Reference Notes Sierra Wireless SA e Proprietary and standard NMEA frames are sent on the UART selected by Proprietary KUARTCFG e The AT commands KGNSSRUN and KGNSSRST cannot be run at the same time e In continuous mode repeat set to 0 or repeat mode reset 0 stop the KGNSSRST command e AT KGNSSRST returns the last values set Example AT KGNSSRUN 0 gt to be sure GNSS is not running OK Case Hot Start repeat 5 times on UART 1 AT KUARTCFG 1 OK AT KGNSSFIX 1 OK AT KGNSSRST 2 5 Hot Start repeat 5 times 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 328 AT Command Interface Specification GNSS commands AT KGNSSRST Force specific reset of GNSS HiALL NC HiLoNC3GPS only CONNECT PGLOR 0 NEW PERFIX 0 PER 1000 QOP 1 1E PGLOR 0 FIX 32 1 13 GPRMC 110408 52 A 4851 656375 N 00211 119817 E 090512 A 53 PGLOR 2 FIN 0 0 1 0 34 Reference Sierra Wireless SA Proprietary PGLOR 0 NEW PERFIX 0 PER 1000 QOP 1 1E KGNSSFIX 0 PGLOR 0 FIX 5 6 20 GPRMC 110415 10 A 4851 643257 N 00211
387. several AT commands on the same line This eliminates the need to type the AT or at prefix before each command and to wait for the answer for each command The main advantage is to avoid losing bandwidth on the link between DTE and the Module There is no separator between two basic commands but a semi colon character is necessary between two extended commands prefix The command line buffer accepts a maximum of 391 characters If this number is exceeded none of the commands will be executed and TA returns ERROR If a command is not supported then the treatment of the line is stopped i e the following ones are not treated and an error message is returned Example Command ATZ amp K3 CBST 7 0 1 CBST Answer CBST 7 0 1 OK 1 4 4 AT Commands on separate lines When you enter a series of AT commands on separate lines it is strongly advised to leave a pause between the preceding and the following command until the final answer OK or Error message appears This avoids sending too many AT commands at a time without waiting for a response for each 1 5 USB Virtual Ports Restriction For HiLo 3G family 3 virtual com ports are supported 1 Simple AT command port 2 Advanced AT command called Modem port 3 Diagnostic port used for Traces On the simple AT command port CSD GPRS data commands are not supported e g ATO ATD 99 are not supported For HiLo 3GPS family 3 virtual com ports are supported 1 NMEA
388. sfer when in Data mode transmission will be aborted In this case ME will return to command mode ATO n is not supported to back to data mode 15 10 KPSD Command Delete an Object AT KPSD Delete an object HiLoV2 HiAll only Test command Syntax Response AT KPSD OK Read command Syntax Response AT KPSD OK 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 301 AT Command Interface Specification MMS commands AT KPSD Delete an object HiLoV2 HiAll only Write command Syntax Response AT KPSD lt index gt OK AT KPSDz lt category gt lt Parameters location gt lt flag gt lt index gt string type 10 bytes type values Unique ID from which ME identifies the MMS lt category gt use MMS only other values are reserved lt location gt string type location of messages to delete ALL delete all MMS in ME INBOX delete all MMS that are read or unread or unretrieved in ME DRAFT delete all MMS that are drafts in ME OUTBOX delete all MMS that are unsent in ME SENTBOX delete all MMS that have been sent in ME lt flag gt string type status of message in INBOX ALL delete all MMS stored in INBOX ME READ delete all MMS read and stored in INBOX ME UNREAD delete all MMS unread and stored in INBOX ME UNRETRIEVED delete all MMS unretrieved and stored in INBOX ME Reference Notes Sierra Wireless Proprietary e When INBOX is specified in lt loc
389. ss OK Read command Syntax Response AT CSCB CSCB lt mode gt lt mids gt lt dcss gt OK Write command Syntax Response AT CSCB lt mode gt lt mi OK ds gt Parameters lt mode gt 0 Accepts messages that are defined in lt mids gt 1 Does not accept messages that are defined in lt mids gt lt mids gt String type combinations of CBM message IDs e g 0 1 5 320 478 922 The number of ranges in lt mids gt parameter string is limited to 6 Intervals not allowed lt dcss gt string type all different possible combinations of CBM data coding schemes refer lt dcs gt default is empty string e g 0 3 5 Reference Notes 27 005 3 3 4 e Set command selects which types of CBMs are to be received by the ME e The module does not manage SMSCB language nor the data coding scheme parameter lt dcss gt parameter 8 12 CSCA Command SMS Service Center Address AT CSCA SMS service center address Test command Syntax Response AT CSCA OK Read command Syntax Response AT CSCA CSCA lt sca gt lt tosca gt OK 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 92 AT Command Interface Specification Write command AT CSCA SMS service center address Syntax Response AT CSCA lt sca gt OK lt tosca gt Reference Notes 27 005 3 3 1 e Set command updates the SMSC address through which mobile originated SMS is transmitted In text mode the setting is
390. ssion_id gt lt udp_notif gt Parameters lt session_id gt Index of the UDP session lt udp remote address gt dot separated numeric 0 255 parameters on the form al a2 a3 a4 or explicit name of the remote server lt udp_port gt numeric parameter 0 65535 lt ndata gt number of bytes max value 4294967295 In fact only 1472 bytes can be sent successfully at one time lt udp_notif gt See command AT KUDPCFG Reference Notes Sierra Wireless Proprietary e User must use lt EOF patterns to finish sending then module returns to command mode e All the data will be sent out ignoring lt ndata gt If data sent is not equal to lt ndata gt then KUDP_NOTIF would appear e lt ndata gt is the data size without lt EOF pattern gt e Before using this command it is highly recommended to configure the module for Hardware flow control using the command AT amp K3 e The behavior of DTR drop meet with AT amp D e Using can abort sending data and using ATO n to return back to data mode 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 268 AT Command Interface Specification Protocol specific commands 13 7 5 KUDPRCV Receive Data through a UDP Connection AT KUDPRCV Receive data through a UDP connection Write command Syntax Response AT KUDPRCV CONNECT lt session_id gt lt ndata gt lt EOF pattern gt OK KUDP_RCV lt udp remote address gt lt udp remote port gt Write command
391. storage not present 1 indicates type of storage which is present All bits set to zero indicate an unknown type of energy storage Bit 7 unused Bit 6 unused Vehicle Propulsion storage type Integer Bit 5 1 hydrogen storage Bit 4 1 electric energy storage with more than 42V and 100 Ah Bit 3 1 liquid propane gas LPG Bit 2 1 compressed natural gas CNG Bit 1 1 diesel tank present Bit 0 1 gasoline tank present Note 1 This information may be unreliable if there has been a change of vehicle propulsion type e g from gasoline to CNG Note 2 More than one bit may be set if there is more than one type of energy storage present Timestamp Integer UTC sec Timestamp of incident event Seconds elapsed since midnight January 1 1970 UTC Failure value for time stamp set to 0 Vehicle location Integer Milliseco nds Position latitude WGS84 Value range 324000000 to 324000000 Maximum value Latitude 90 00 00 00 90 60 60 000 324000 000 324 000 000 Milliseconds 0x134FD900 Minimum value Latitude 90 00 00 00 90 60 60 000 324000 000 324 000 000 Milliseconds 0xECB02700 Example 48 18 1 20 N 48 3003333 lat 48 3600 18 60 1 20 173881 200 Which encodes to the following value 173881 200d 0x0A5D3770 If latitude is invalid or unknown the value Ox7FFFFFFF shall be transmitted
392. switch mode Case1 is used to switch from data mode to command mode and the service is suspended Case2 if AT amp D1 is set DTR drop is used to switch from data mode to command mode but the service is suspended Case3 if AT amp D2 is set DTR drop is used to switch from data mode to command mode and the service is stopped Case4 if AT amp DO is set DTR drop has no any impact on the mode switch Case5 ATO n is used to switch from command mode to data mode TCP UDP KTCPSND Send data KTCPRCV Receive data KUDPSND Send data KUDPRCV Receive data KTCPSTART Direct data flow SMTP POPS3 KSMTPUL Send a Mail KPOPREAD Download a Mail Fes KFTPRCV Download FTP files KFTPSND Upload FTP files HTTP KHTTPGET Get information KHTTPHEAD Get head of information KHTTPPOST Send data MMS KPSR Reading an Object KPSW Writing an object KFSFILE Flash file operation Data mode ATD 99 use ATO or ATOO 4114039 Case1 Case5 ATO n OK CONNECT OK CONNECT OK CONNECT OK CONNECT OK NO CARRIER disconnect OK NO CARRIER disconnect OK NO CARRIER disconnect OK NO CARRIER abort OK CONNECT Rev 18 0 Case2 Case5 DTR1 ATO n OK NO CARRIER disconnect OK NO CARRIER disconnect OK NO CARRIER disconnect OK NO CARRIER abort OK CONNECT Case3 Case5 DTR2 ATO n NO CARRIER NO CARRIER disconnect NO CARRIER NO CARRIER
393. switch on default value 1 Set lt Band gt immediately by restarting stack lt GSM Bands bit field type parameter to set several bands sum up the values 1 GSM 850 2 GSM 900 4 E GSM 8 DCS 1800 16 PCS 1900 Reference Notes Sierra Wireless Proprietary e GSM 900 is included into E GSM band so the module answers 29 to AT PSRDBS 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 03 AT Command Interface Specification Mobile equipment control and status Commands 5 21 CPAS Command Phone Activity Status AT CPAS Phone activity status Test command Syntax Response AT CPAS CPAS list of supported lt pas gt s OK Execute command Syntax Response AT CPAS CPAS lt pas gt OK Response lt pas gt 0 ready ME allows commands from TA TE 2 unknown ME is not guaranteed to respond to instructions 3 ringing ME is ready for commands from TA TE but the ringer is active 4 call in progress ME is ready for commands from TA TE but a call is in progress Reference Notes 27 007 8 1 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 104 AT Command Interface Specification Mobile equipment control and status Commands 5 22 CSQ Command Signal Quality AT CSQ Signal quality Test command Syntax Response AT CSQ CSQ list of supported lt rssi gt s list of supported lt ber gt s OK Execute command Syntax Response AT CSQ CSQ lt rssi gt lt ber gt OK Parameters lt rssi gt 0
394. sword Set Timers Activate GPRS profile Be sure to attach to the network Connect the POP3 server URL is pop domain com at port 580 1 is the session id of current POP3 connection Connection established Checkout available messages Download mail 6 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 392 AT Command Interface Specification Appendix AT KPOPREAD 6 CONNECT X Apparently To receiver addr domain via 217 146 182 108 Fri 04 May 2007 01 48 13 Note that header is modified by the SMTP server 0700 lt CRLF gt this might induce heavier payload MIME Version 1 0 lt CRLF gt from mailmodule yahoo fr lt CRLF gt subject TEST SMTP in MODE SIMPLE lt CRLF gt to receive addrr domain lt CRLF gt Start of body cc copy addr domain lt CRLF gt lt CRLF gt lt CRLF gt Hello This is adummy MAIL text lt CRLF gt If you read this test is successful lt CRLF gt lt EOF gt as the end of mail downloading lt CRLF gt lt EOF gt OK Delete mail 6 AT KPOPDEL 6 OK Check out list again The mail 6 has been marked as deleted AT KPOPLIST KPOPLIST 6 messages 213031 octets KPOPLIST 1 1566 KPOPLIST 2 146257 KPOPLIST 3 7081 KPOPLIST 4 1190 KPOPLIST 5 28034 KPOPLIST 7 28036 Close the connection with the POP3 server OK Connection closed AT KPOPQUIT OK 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 393 AT Command Interface Specification A
395. t 0 Do not add country s initial to network name 1 Add country s initial to network name lt short name id gt lt String type gt Network identity short name Character set as specified by command CSCS lt short name Cl gt 0 Do not add country s initial to network name 1 Add country s initial to network name Write command Syntax AT PSNWID lt mode gt Set notification mode Response OK Reference Sierra Wireless Proprietary e Set command is used to enable or disable presentation of network identity notification PSNWID 6 27 KNETREJSTAT Command Network Rejection Status Test command Syntax AT KNETREJSTAT AT KNETREJSTAT Network rejection status HiLoNC3GPS only Response KNETREJSTAT list of supported lt mode gt list of supported lt cause gt Read command Syntax AT KNETREJSTAT Write command Syntax AT KNETREJSTAT lt mode gt 4114039 Response KNETREJSTAT lt mode gt lt cause gt OK Response KNETREJSTAT lt mode gt OK Parameters lt modes lt Integer type gt Q Disable network rejection cause unsolicited result code 1 Enable network rejection cause unsolicited result code Every time the module is disconnected or rejected from the network the notification KNETREJSTAT lt mode gt lt cause gt is sent Rev 18 0 Network service related Commands April 1 2013 178 AT Command Interface Specific
396. t lt http_server gt lt htt OK p_port gt lt http_version gt lt login gt lt password gt Eror case CME ERROR lt err gt Parameters lt cnx cnf gt 0 7 PDP context configuration a numeric parameter which specifies a particular PDP context configuration see KCNXCFG lt session_id gt Index of the HTTP session lt http_server gt Dot separated numeric 0 255 parameters on the form al1 a2 a3 a4 or explicit name of the remote server lt http_port gt Numeric parameter 0 65535 80 by default lt http_version gt 0 HTTP 1 1 by default 1 HTTP 1 0 lt login gt string type indicates the user name to be used during the HTTP connection lt password gt string type indicates the password to be used during the HTTP connection Reference Notes Sierra Wireless Proprietary e lt http_port gt and lt http_server gt define the port and the IP address of the remote server one wants to connect e lt session_id gt is always 0 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 280 AT Command Interface Specification Protocol specific commands 13 10 2 KHTTPHEADER Set the HTTP Request Header AT KHTTPHEADER Set the HTTP request header HiLoV2 HiAll only Read command Syntax Response AT KHTTPHEADER KHTTPHEADER lt CR gt lt LF gt L Write command Syntax Response AT KHTTPHEADER lt se OK ssion_id gt lt local_uri gt Error case CME ERROR lt err gt Sierra
397. t Payload size 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 Document History AT Command Interface Specification Version Date Updates 14 05 09 05 2012 Underline default value for PSCSCN PSFSNT PSSSURC 14 05 09 05 2012 Update example for KGNSSRST 14 06 10 05 2012 Add comment for KUARTCFG 14 06 03 05 2012 Add description for Hilo3G Data only GMR ATI Add the command KNETREJSTAT for HiloNC3GPS 14 08 15 05 2012 Update default value for ATV AT amp C ATX amp R ATH 14 09 16 05 2012 Add description for HiloV2 only for AT commands relative of ECALL 14 10 22 05 2012 Specify lower and upper limit of maximum size allowed to write NMEA file in File System AT KNMEARCV 14 11 22 05 2012 Add supported bit rates for KPLAYAMR 14 12 23 05 2012 Modify example in KNMEARCV 14 13 24 05 2012 Update A5 support without simcard Add KPLAYAMR test command Remove AT CGDATA Add lt fcn gt for KGNSSFACT Add HiloV2 HiAll only for PSOPNM PSSMPH etc Update KRST 14 14 24 05 2012 Modify example in KGNSSFACT 14 15 24 05 2012 Root of gps files is gps 14 16 28 05 2012 Update KFILTER for lt nums gt 14 17 31 05 2012 Change software names gmr and ati for Hilo3G Data only 14 18 05 06 2012 Modify KBCAP to add bitmap value in Hexa in read command Add KBCAP example for 2G modules 14 19 11 06 2012 Modify clock value for KPCMCFG 14 20 13 06 2012 Remove lt format gt 1 for COPS 14 21 14 06 2012 lt format gt 1 for CO
398. t refer lt dt gt 3G TS 23 041 4 CBM Serial Number in integer format 3G TS 23 040 3 TP Status in integer format 3G TS 24 011 6 TP Destination Address Type of Address octet in integer format when first character of lt da gt is IRA 43 default is 145 otherwise default is 129 3G TS 24 011 6 TP Originating Address Type of Address octet in integer format default refer lt toda gt 3G TS 24 011 6 TP Recipient Address Type of Address octet in integer format default refer lt toda gt 3G TS 24 011 6 RP SC address Type of Address octet in integer format default refer lt toda gt depending on SMS SUBMIT lt fo gt setting 3G TS 23 040 3 TP Validity Period either in integer format default 167 or in time string format refer lt dt gt depending on SMS SUBMIT lt fo gt setting 3G TS 23 040 3 TP Validity Period either in integer format default 167 in time string format refer lt dt gt or if EVPF is supported in enhanced format hexadecimal coded string with double quotes Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 186 AT Command Interface Specification 8 3 CMGD Command Delete SMS Message Test command Syntax AT CMGD AT CMGD Delete SMS message Response CMGD list of supported lt index gt s list of supported lt delflag gt s OK Execute command Syntax AT CMGD lt index gt lt del flag gt Response OK Parameters lt delflag gt an integer indicating multiple message d
399. t BTS is beyond the normal range and the target BTS would not accept an out of range timing advance 9 Channel mode unacceptable indicates that the MS does not have the capability to handle the requested mode or type of channel 10 Frequency not implemented indicates that the MS does not have the capability to operate on at least one of the requested frequency ies 11 Originator or talker leaving group call area indicates that VGCS uplink or VBS call is released because the mobile talking is outside the group call area 12 Lower layer failure indicates that a lower layer failed to establish a connection on the new channel 65 Call already cleared indicates that a handover is unsuccessful because the connection has been released by the network or the remote user 95 Semantically incorrect message 96 Invalid mandatory information 97 Message type non existent or not implemented See annex H sub clause H6 2 Cause value 98 Message type not compatible with protocol state See annex H sub clause H6 3 Cause value 100 Conditional IE error See annex H sub clause H6 5 Cause value 101 No cell allocation available indicates that an assignment or handover is unsuccessful because the MS has no current CA Cause value 111 Protocol error unspecified See annex H sub clause H6 8 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 179 AT Command Interface Specification Network service related Commands Reference
400. t Vehicle position in Block 7 1 Unit 100 milliseconds WGS84 which is approximately 3m Coded value range 512 511 representing 51 200 to 51 100 milliseconds or from 51 2 W to 51 1 E from the current position Recent vehicle location n 2 Integer 100 milliseco nds Latitude delta for North and for South with respect to Recent Vehicle position n 1 in Block 9 1 Unit 100 milliseconds WGS84 which is approximately 3m Coded value range 512 511 representing 51 200 to 51 100 milliseconds or from 51 2 S to 51 1 N from the location represented by Recent Vehicle Location n 1 Integer 100 milliseco nds Longitude delta for East and for West with respect to Recent Vehicle position in Block 9 Coded value range 512 511 representing 51 200 to 51 100 milliseconds or from 51 2 W to 51 1 E from the location represented by Recent Vehicle Location n 1 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 405 AT Command Interface Specification Appendix Block No Name 11 No of passengers Type Unit Integer Description Minimum known number of fastened seatbelts to be set to OxFF or the optional parameter omitted if no information is available Note This information is indicative only as it may be not always be reliable in providing exact information about the number of passengers e g because seatbelts may not be fastened by passengers
401. t an appropriate pattern according to the data transferred i e Numeric pattern for text files and Readable string for binary files 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 245 AT Command Interface Specification 13 4 TCP Specific Commands 13 4 1 KTCPCFG TCP Connection Configuration Protocol specific commands AT KTCPCFG TCP Connection Configuration Test command Syntax Response AT KTCPCFG KTCPCFG list of possible lt mode gt s OK Read command Syntax Response AT KTCPCFG KTCPCFG lt session_id gt lt status gt lt cnx cnf gt lt mode gt lt serverlD gt lt tcp remote address gt lt tcp_port gt source_port lt data_mode gt lt URC ENDTCP enable gt lt CR gt lt LF gt KTCPCFG lt session_id gt lt status gt lt cnx cnf gt lt mode gt lt serverlD gt lt tcp remote address gt lt tcp_port gt source_port gt lt data_mode gt lt URC ENDTCP enable gt Write command Syntax Response AT KTCPCFG lt cnx KTCPCFG lt session_id gt cnf gt lt mode gt lt tcp OK remote address gt lt tcp_port gt lt source_port gt lt data_m ode gt lt URC ENDTCP enable gt 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 246 AT Command Interface Specification Protocol specific commands AT KTCPCFG TCP Connection Configuration Write command Parameters lt cnx conf gt Index of a set of parameters for configuring one TCP Syntax session see KCNXCFG
402. t gt lt ResponseAlphabet gt AT PSSTK GET INKEY lt CommandNumber gt lt Defaultltem gt lt HelpInfo gt lt Nu mberOfltem gt GET INKEY alphabet Text CommandNumb eer earner necrer nner er IconDisplay HelpRequest PSSTK GET INPUT lt CommandNumbers gt lt ResponseFormat gt lt ResponseAlphabet gt lt HideEnt AT PSSTK GET INPUT GET INPUT ry gt lt AlphabetText gt lt Text gt lt Iconld gt lt IconQualifier CommandNumber alphabet Te gt lt AlphabetDefault gt lt DefaultText gt lt MinLength gt lt xt lconDisplay HelpRequest MaxLength gt lt HelpInfo gt PSSTK PLAY TONE lt Presence gt lt Alphabet gt E PLAY TONE lt Alphald gt lt Iconld gt lt IconQualifier gt eid ahitos ilo la lt CommandNumber gt lt Tone gt lt Duration gt i pay PSSTK SELECT ITEM lt Presence gt lt Alphald gt AT PSSTK SELECT ITEM lt Alphabet gt lt Iconld gt lt IconQualifier gt CommandNumber ltemldentifie SELE CHITE lt CommandNumber gt lt Defaultltem gt lt Helplnfo gt r IconDisplay lt NumberOfltem gt IconDisplay HelpRequest PSSTK SETUP MENU lt Presence gt ins AT PSSTK SETUP SETUP MENU lt Alphabet gt lt Alphald gt lt Iconld gt lt IconQualifier gt MENU CommandNumber IconDisplay REMOVE MENU PSSTK REMOVE MENU lt CommandNumber gt AT PSSTK REMOVE MENU CommandNumber 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2
403. t personalization PUK required 44 service provider personalization PIN required 45 service provider personalization PUK required 46 corporate personalization PIN required 47 corporate personalization PUK required 99 Resource limitation 100 Synchronization error 107 GPRS services not allowed 111 PLMN not allowed 112 Location area not allowed 113 Roaming not allowed in this location area 132 service option not supported 133 requested service option not subscribed 134 service option temporarily out of order 148 unspecified GPRS error 149 PDP authentication failure 150 invalid mobile class 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 352 AT Command Interface Specification Appendix 18 2 2 CMS Error codes Code number in lt err gt Meaning 1 Unassigned unallocated number 8 Operator determined barring 10 Call barred 21 Short message transfer rejected 27 Destination out of service 28 Unidentified subscriber 29 Facility rejected 30 Unknown subscriber 38 Network out of order 41 Temporary failure 42 Congestion 47 Resources unavailable unspecified 50 Requested facility not subscribed 69 Requested facility not implemented 81 Invalid short message transfer reference value 95 Invalid message unspecified 96 Invalid mandatory information 97 Message type non existent or not implemented 98 Message not compatible with short message protocol state 99 Information ele
404. t power gt lt Meas id gt measurement id 0 reserved 2 reserved 3 reserved 4 ADCaux0 5 reserved 6 reserved 7 ADCaux1 for HiAll NC module only 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 18 AT Command Interface Specification Read command Syntax AT KADC lt Meas id gt lt Meas time gt AT KADC Analog digital converter Mobile equipment control and status Commands HiLoV2 HiAll only lt Meas time gt measurement time 1 during TX 2 far from TX 3 no constraint lt Meas result gt measurement result is in uV Reference Sierra Wireless Proprietary Notes e 10 bits converter e Only ADCaux0 id 4 and ADCaux1 are available as external input Other values are reserved e available range for input ADCaux0 and ADCaux1 only is 0 3 V 5 34 CSIM Command Generic SIM Access AT CSIM Generic SIM access Test command Syntax Response AT CSIM OK Write command Syntax Response AT CSIM lt length gt lt comm CSIM lt length gt lt response gt and gt OK Parameters lt length gt integer type length of the characters that are sent to TE in lt commands gt or lt response gt two times the actual length of the command or response all other values are reserved lt command gt command passed on by the ME to the SIM in the format as described in GSM 11 11 28 hexadecimal character format refer CSCS lt response gt response to the comma
405. t text gt OK Write command Syntax Response AT PSMBNB lt Line lId gt OK lt numbers lt type gt lt text gt Parameter lt Line Id gt 1 Line 1 2 Aux Line 3 data 4 fax for HiLo V1 only lt numbers string type phone number of format lt type gt lt type gt type of address octet in integer format refer GSM 04 08 8 sub clause 10 5 4 7 default 145 when dialing string includes international access code character otherwise 129 lt text gt string type field of maximum length lt tlength gt character set as specified by command Select TE Character Set CSCS lt nlength gt integer type value indicating the maximum length of field lt number gt lt tlength gt integer type value indicating the maximum length of field lt text gt 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 72 AT Command Interface Specification Reference Sierra Wireless Proprietary AT PSMBNEB Mailbox Numbers HiLoV2 HiAll only Notes e The number to the voice mail server is set with this command If setting fails a ME error CME ERROR lt err gt is returned If only lt Line Id gt is present in command corresponding record is deleted in SIM e The purpose of this command is not to replace CSVM command but to offer more possibilities for Mailbox numbers settings CSVM command allows only voice mailbox settings 3 24 PSCSP Command Customer Service Profile Test command
406. t_ip gt lt client_port gt Parameters lt session_id gt Index of the TCP session lt subsession_id gt Index of the newly created TCP session lt client_ip gt Dot separated numeric 0 255 parameters on the form a1 a2 a3 a4 the ip address of the incoming client lt client_port gt Numeric parameter 0 65535 the port of the incoming client Reference Notes Sierra Wireless Proprietary e This notification is sent when a client requests a connection to the server The connection is automatically accepted e The created session is driven as any other TCP session with its own session ID Use KTCPSND KTCPRCV KTCPCLOSE etc to provide the service associated to this TCP server e The TCP server corresponding to the session ID is still able to receive connection requests from other clients These requests are notified with KTCP_SRVREQ e The client ip address and port can also be checked by AT KTCPCFG after client is connected to HiLo TCP server e Configure HiLo to TCP servers AT amp K3 KCNXCFG 0 GPRS szsjmc gd KTCPCFG 0 1 179 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 250 AT Command Interface Specification Protocol specific commands KTCP_SRVREQ Notification Incoming client s connection request KTCPCFG 1 OK AT amp K3 KCNXCFG 0 GPRS szsjmc gd KTCPCFG 0 1 180 KTCPCFG 2 OK e Start the TCP servers AT KTCPCNX 1 listen on the port 179 OK AT KTCPCNX 2 listen on the p
407. tached 2 EGPRS service available on cell Select notification mode Response OK Parameters lt mode gt 0 Disable presentation of the notification 1 Enable presentation of the notification HiLoV2 HiAll only 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 173 AT Command Interface Specification Network service related Commands Reference Sierra Wireless Proprietary AT PSNTRG Network registration e This command allows access to network registration information e t provides information for both CS and PS domain and is more flexible than CREG or CGREG commands e When lt mode gt 1 set command enables the presentation of network registration URC PSNTRG every time one of the parameter is updated by network or MS e Example AT PSNTRG PSNTRG 1 1 208 10 1234 4568 SFR 0 0 0 OK HiLoV2 HiAll only 6 22 PSHZNT Command Home Zone Notification AT PSHZNT Home zone notification HiLoV2 HiAll only Test command Syntax Response AT PSHZNT PSHZNT list of supported lt modess Read command Get current status Syntax AT PSHZNT Response PSHZNT lt modes gt lt Line 1 Zonal indicator gt lt Line 1 zonal Label gt lt Line 2 zonal indicator gt lt Line 2 zonal Label gt Parameters lt mode gt Q Disable zonal indication 1 Enable zonal indication lt Line 1 zonal indicator gt 0 Line 1 is notin its home zone 1 Line 1 is in its h
408. tary This command is an option and it is subject to a commercial offer Example AT KCNXCFG 0 GPRS websfr OK AT KGNSSLTOCFG 0 gllto glpals com 7day v2 latest Ito2 dat KGNSSLTOCFG 1 OK 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 337 AT Command Interface Specification 17 11 KGNSSLTOGET Get CBEE Data for GNSS with LTO GNSS commands Description This command allows the module to get CBEE data from an external server with URL set by AT KGNSSLTOCFG Syntax AT KGNSSLTOGET Get CBEE file from server HiALL NC only Test command Syntax Response AT KGNSSLTOGET KGNSSLTOGET list of supported lt session id gt s OK Read command Syntax Response AT KGNSSLTOGET KGNSSLTOGET lt session id gt OK Write command Syntax Response AT KGNSSLTOGET lt se OK ssion id gt Parameters lt session id gt Index of the TCP session returned by KGNSSLTOCFG lt status gt 0 disconnected 1 connection in progress 2 connected 3 data download in progress Error code 4 DNS error 5 HTTP connection error due to internal trouble 6 HTTP connection timeout 7 Flash access trouble 8 Flash memory full 9 triple plus error switch to command mode 10 HTTP got no data 11 HTTP got partial data Unsolicited Notification KGNSSLTOGET lt session_id gt lt status gt KGNSS_ ERROR lt session_id gt lt status gt Reference Notes Sierra Wireless SA The URC is displayed at the end of th
409. te command format of FRS and FTS 22 10 2008 Update the command KFSFILE 28 10 2008 Add APPENDIX13 Correct some mistakes in advanced cmds 28 10 2008 Modify CSGT command 28 10 2008 Modify Appendix 13 30 10 2008 Remove new and new2 words Remove CGEQMIN and CGEQREQ 8G Change SA to COMMUNICATIONS Change logo 07 11 2008 Add SMS table for CPMS 13 11 2008 Add some information for KFSFILE 18 11 2008 1 Add memory full error code for ftp flash download 2 Add how much session for ftp user and ftp server 3 Add how many user connections for ftp server 4 Add ftp server example 5 Correct several errors 20 11 2008 Change MUX capabilities 20 11 2008 Add description for DTR for SMTP POP3 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 Document History AT Command Interface Specification Version Date Updates 5 08 12 2008 Modify syntax of POP3 command in sample 5 09 12 2008 Add antenna detection command KGSMAD 5 12 12 2008 ftp is the only valid URI for ftp server root directory 5 19 12 2008 Delete PSINFN Add KMCLASS Modification on KSLEEP Modification on KGSMAD 5 22 12 2008 Modification on CRMP 5 06 01 2009 Add temperature monitor command KTEMPMON 5 07 01 2009 Add SIM detection command KSIMDET 5 16 01 2009 1 Modify KFTPDEL 2 Add DCD and DTR description for ftp client 5 19 01 2009 Add notes for CGDATA Delete CRMC command Modification on CRMP KTCPCLOSE lt closing_type gt 0 not support 5 21 01 2
410. ted call meter ACM reset or query HCR CAMM Command Accumulated call meter maximum ACM max set EC a A or query 53 sCOwe Conmand car meier maimamen fejek s4 eona comard saamme e S 58 FOAD Command beeeaem fek 58 reck Command Realtime cook fek 57 PSCPOF Comana Poner P se croco l 58 CIND Command macaorcon ep k 510 CLAC Command Liet al available AT commans ejek x 511 sGMEC Command Moie Equipment conrarmeae Jeje K 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 363 AT Command Interface Specification Appendix HiLo NC CFUN Command Set Phone Functionality ee CMER Command Mobile Equipment event reporting E 5 14 CMEE Command Report Mobile Termination error E eee ea PSP conver norana fe O a J C C cco a a CC E E aa mE ll 52s che Come Ragin Pee ____ pot fotcemes vhesestess C C EE m CSIM Command Generic SIM access E CALM Command Alert sound mode 5 36 CRSL Command Ringer sound level 5 37 CLAN Command Set Language 5 38 CSGT Command Set eae Text a x il ca a e a 547 EKCELLSCAN Cornara Ce scan tuncronaiy efe h 548 sKIAMDET Command Jamming berecon Jeje 540 _ sKUART Command Set number trs roant fee T 550 KSAP Command Remote Sm Access unctonalty ee 551 KPLAYSOUND Command Pay wore fep YS 552 EFA Command Deployment package signature vericaion and e fe 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 364
411. tered OK response shall be given before flushing the codes lt bfr gt 0 Reference 27 007 10 1 18 4114039 Notes The unsolicited result codes supported are CGEV NW DEACT lt PDP_type gt lt PDP_adadr gt lt cid gt CGEV ME DEACT lt PDP_type gt lt PDP_addrs gt lt cid gt CGEV ME DETACH CGEV NW DETACH Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 GPRS AT Commands 212 AT Command Interface Specification GPRS AT Commands 10 6 CGPADDR Command Show PDP Address AT CGPADDR Show PDP address Test command Syntax Response AT CGPADDR CGPADDR list of supported lt cid gt s OK Write command Syntax Response AT CGPADDR lt cid gt lt ci CGPADDR lt cid gt lt PDP_addr gt d gt I CGPADDR lt cid gt lt PDP_addr gt OK Parameters lt PDP_addr gt a string that identifies the MT in the address space applicable to the PDP The address may be static or dynamic For a static address it will be the one set by the CGDCONT command when the context was defined For a dynamic address it will be the one assigned during the last PDP context activation that used the context definition referred to by lt cid gt lt PDP_address gt is omitted if none is available lt n gt lt n gt lt n gt lt n gt where lt n gt 0 255 lt cid gt a numeric parameter which specifies a particular PDP context definition see the CGDCONT command Reference Notes 27 007
412. the ME used as a normal AT command 11 4 PSSTK URC SIM Toolkit Unsolicited Result Code Result code or Possible response s PSSTK Unsolicited result code or possible response s Response PSSTK lt msg gt lt parameter1 gt lt parameterN gt OK Parameters lt msg gt 1 Unsolicited result code not requiring an answer from DTE LANGUAGE NOTIFICATION CONTROL BY SIM REFRESH END CALL DISCONNECT PROCESSING END SESSION ABORT SESSION 2 Unsolicited result code requiring an answer from DTE NOTIFICATION SETUP CALL DISPLAY TEXT GET INKEY GET INPUT PLAY TONE SELECT ITEM SETUP MENU REMOVE MENU SETUP IDLE MODE TEXT lt parameter i gt Depends of lt msg gt value For each value of lt msg gt a parameter list is defined For detail information about parameter list please see the table in 11 1 Notes The PSSTK can be used in two different ways e PSSTK is an unsolicited result code received from SIM Toolkit application e PSSTK is sent by the DTE to the ME used as a normal AT command 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 226 12 Audio commands 12 1 Preliminary comments The current preliminary comments section deals with AT commands VIP VGR VGT KVGR KVGT KECHO KNOISE KST KPC and KSRAP 12 1 1 General behavior The commands cited above and presented here after can be used to tune audio parameters such as gain up and do
413. the MT CCLK Command Real Time Clock AT CCLK Real time clock Test command Syntax Response AT CCLK OK Read command Syntax Response AT CCLK CCLK lt time gt OK Write command Syntax Response AT CCLK lt time gt OK Parameter lt time gt string type value format is yy MM dd hh mm ss Timezone where characters indicate year last two digits month day hour minutes seconds and time zone indicates the difference expressed in quarters of an hour between the local time and GMT range 96 96 E g 6th of May 1994 22 10 00 GMT 2 hours equals to 94 05 06 22 10 00 08 Reference Notes 27 007 8 15 e NITZ information is taken into account when available 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 92 AT Command Interface Specification Mobile equipment control and status Commands 5 7 PSCPOF Command Power Off AT PSCPOF Power off HiLoV2 HiAll only Execute command Syntax Response AT PSCPOF OK Reference Notes e This command allows switching off the mobile Note that OK result code will appear immediately if the command is accepted and power off will occur after that Unexpected random characters may also be issued during switch off of MS 5 8 CPOF Command Power Off AT CPOF Power off HiLo3G HiLoNC3GPS Execute command Syntax Response AT CPOF OK Reference Notes e This command allows switching off the mobile Note that OK result
414. the basic name of the SMTP server This name must either integrate SMTP URL schemes separate from the server name by or an IPV4 address e g smtp 163 com or 123 125 50 135 lt port gt Numeric type 0 65535 Indicates the SMTP server port lt sender gt String type max size 255 bytes Indicates sender s mail address e g mo200_xxx 163 com Reference Notes e Usual SMTP default port is 25 e Between two emails sending the lt server gt and lt sender gt fields are kept on inside the ME therefore if the same identifier accesses the same SMTP server those parameters do not need to be reloaded KSMTPPWD Authentication Configuration HiLoV2 HiAll only Test command Syntax Response AT KSMTPPWD KSMTPPWD lt login gt lt password gt OK Read command Syntax Response AT KSMTPPWD KSMTPPWD lt login gt lt password gt OK 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 271 AT Command Interface Specification Protocol specific commands AT KSMTPPWD SMTP authentication configuration HiLoV2 HiAll only Write command Syntax Response AT KSMTPPWD OK lt login gt lt password gt Parameters lt login gt String type max size 24 bytes Indicates the user name to be used during the SMTP connection lt password gt String type max size 24 bytes Indicates the password to be used during the SMTP connection Reference Notes Sierra Wireless Proprietary e If the dedicated SMTP server do
415. tification means that it was not possible to decode it For parameter lt mode gt 0 and lt mode gt 2 no other parameter is needed URC is sent when all information are available or when lt timeout gt expire or when serving cell has changed The working band is the one defined by AT PSRDBS only for HiLoV2 and HiAll or KSRAT for HiLo3G and HiLoNC3GPS Found cells description can be obtained at any moment during scan with an AT command A new scan can be requested at any moment even if the last one is not finished in that case the HiLo doesn t reboot Activation of the scan of a channel stops previous scan of PLMN and inversely Restrictions No normal network activity is possible call reception call emission AT commands related to network are not allowed Unsolicited result code are not sent except the one related to network scan Example Network scan activation AT KNETSCAN 1 20801 Define the PLMN to use in OK numeric format the number of cells the sending of notification the timeout reboot 4KNETSCAN aaa a power 7 567 22 02f810 3802 4f24 29 4 586 26 02f81 E f 0 3802 4f27 31 571 13 02f810 3802 ae3b 20 Wait for unsolicited message KNETSCAN 8 20 02f810 3802 7c95 21 535 29 02f810 380 2 c186 11 24 12 02f810 3802 4f29 12 39 22 0 2f810 3802 7c96 15 Power campaign is finished and all information about the serving and neighbors cells has been received 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013
416. tion from HTTP Server cc ceccsceeeeceseeeeeseeeeeeeeeeeeeees 287 13 11 4 KHTTPSHEAD Get the head of the information from HTTP server seee 288 13 11 5 KHTTPSPOST Send data to HTTP server ecceecceseeeeeeeeceeeeeeeeeeeseaeeeeeeeeneees 289 13 11 6 KHTTPSCLOSE Close a HTTPS Connection cccecceeeseeeeneeceeeeeeeaeeeeeeeeenees 290 13 12 SSL Certificate Manager iirrainn raai aiii 290 13 12 1 KCERTSTORE Store root CA and local certificates to file system 00 290 13 12 2 KPRIVKSTORE Store private key associated to a local certificate 291 13 12 3 KCERTDELETE Delete local certificate from the index ssseesseesseeeseseeeeee 292 14 SPECIFIC FLASH COMMANDS issau nanananinanarannvanosannnavasanndanasananasarananaaa anaana 294 14 1 KFSFILE Flash File Operation Command ssssesssssssesssesssesssesssesssessrnsrsnnrsnnrsnesnnns 294 15 MMS COMMANDS iii iin aarti indi at 296 15 1 Command Set OVERVIOW ssis a aa aaea olede iaaa 296 15 2 Automatic TEI OVAl sy oc cccivecactugeacasdueestoctadaes cceesaescechdaeccnadedanssaadesaccede yasgetnbessccidessactadesecces 296 15 3 EXGIM PICS aoa anana EEEE EER 296 15 4 MMS PDU anane uae egea aa Ana aaa NOE e Eaa Naaa aaae A ae NAENDA 297 15 5 Parameter SUA G KS ccs iesccnsesdandacedvestnanedsasead insdcceus adr rraian da dai aaar adadi arataa ankeren aa 297 15 6 KMMCNF Command MMS Configuration 0 ccccceceecceceeeeeee
417. tion has not been done during the current session PIN2 is required as lt passwd gt SC SIM lock SIM UICC card SIM UICC asks password in MT power up and when this lock command issued PN Network Personalization refer 3GPP TS 22 022 33 PU network subset Personalization refer 3GPP TS 22 022 33 PP service Provider Personalization refer 3GPP TS 22 022 33 lt mode gt 0 unlock 1 lock 2 query status lt status gt 0 notactive 1 active lt passwd gt string type shall be the same as password specified for the facility from the ME user interface or with command Change Password CPWD 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 160 AT Command Interface Specification Network service related Commands AT CLCK Facility lock Execute command lt class gt sum of integers each representing a class of information default 7 Syntax 1 voice telephony AT CLCK lt fac gt lt mode gt 2 data refers to all bearer services with lt mode gt 2 this may refer L lt passwd gt lt class gt only to some bearer service if TA does not support values 16 32 64 and 128 4 fax facsimile services for HiLo V1 only 8 short message service 16 data circuit sync 32 data circuit async Reference Notes 27 007 7 4 e This commands may be used by the TE to lock or unlock ME or network facilities with a password protection AT CLCK PN 2 gt Query the status of the Network Personalization commo
418. to TE by AT KNMEARCV 1 Activated Proprietary NMEA frames are sent to TE by AT KNMEARCV lt Traces gt 0 Traces Sierra Wireless Broadcom e Traces Broadcom only e Extended traces Broadcom e Traces Sierra Wireless only lt I2C_speed gt 1 100kHz 4 400kHz Reference Notes Sierra Wireless SA Traces are sent to SPI Proprietary Example AT KGNSSDBG 1 3 OK AT KGNSSDBG KGNSSDBG 1 3 4 OK 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 349 18 Appendix 18 1 Appendix 1 Result Codes and Unsolicited Messages CCWA lt number gt lt type gt lt class gt lt alpha gt Unsolicited ee CLIP like verbose Unsolicited lt number gt lt type gt lt subaddr gt lt satype gt lt alpha gt a a e unsolicited c Re verbose fUnsoctee CS kom feos oso CS eos eoe oe SS COLP like verbose Intermediate lt number gt lt type gt lt subaddr gt lt satype gt lt alpha gt eray O O O ee eea SSSSCSC S OREG sasien O fike verbose Unsoictes FORNO aye O evee forsi OOOO CSSI lt codeTa cindexs Ike verbose Intermediate CSSU like verbose Unsolicited lt code2 gt lt index gt lt number gt lt type gt lt subaddr gt lt satype gt es like verbose Ursoictead BUSY Find CONNECT 1 Intermediate connection has been established CONNECT lt text gt manufacturer Intermediate like CONNECT but specific manufacturer specific lt text gt gives additional information e g
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420. ture URC takes out the data Client mode AT KCNXCFG 0 GPRS CMNET OK AT KTCPCFG 0 0 202 1 70 131 76 2000 1 Extend a parameter for the new feature MWhen setting to 1 data will be received by the URC KTCP_DATA KTCPCFG 1 OK AT KTCPCNX 1 Connect to TCP server OK KTCP_DATA 1 10 0123456789 10 bytes arrived The URC takes them out directly AT KUDPCFG 0 0 3000 1 Extend a parameter for the new feature When setting to 1 data will be received by the URC KUDP_DATA KUDPCFG 2 OK KUDP_DATA 2 8 202 170 131 76 2001 01234567 8 bytes arrived The URC takes them out directly 4 New optional feature URC takes out the data Server mode AT KTCPCFG 0 1 13 1 Extend a parameter for the new feature When setting to 1 all child connection will display data in URC mode Data will be received by the URC KTCP_DATA KTCPCFG 1 OK AT KTCPCNX 1 Open the listen port OK AT KCGPADDR KCGPADDR 0 10 35 125 89 OK 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 384 AT Command Interface Specification Appendix KTCP_SRVREQ 1 2 KTCP_SRVREQ 1 3 KTCP_DATA 2 10 0123456789 10 bytes arrived The URC takes them out directly KTCP_DATA 3 8 01234567 8 bytes arrived The URC takes them out directly AT KUDPCFG 0 1 3000 1 Open a UDP socket server mode Extend a parameter for the new feature Data will be received by the URC KUDP_DATA KUDPCFG 4 OK KUDP_DATA 4 8 202 170 131 7
421. ulation PWM control Response Parameters lt output gt 0 PWMO 1 PWM1 for HiLo V1 ONLY 2 BUZZER lt operation gt 0 Turn Off 1 Turn On 2 Always High Level lt period gt 0 126 when output is PWM as number of SYSCLK 8 period 0 forces DC PWM output to be high 1 126 DC period is n 1 Tsysciks T 1 26M 8 307 ns Or 0 1023 when output is buzzer freq 250000 n 1 When period 249 then freq 250000 249 1 1KHz lt dutycycle gt ranges from 0 to 100 as a percentage Reference Sierra Wireless Proprietary Notes Buzzer does not have Always High Level operation e Default value of period and duty cycle for PWM are 63 50 e Default value of period and duty cycle for buzzer are 250 100 e New setting of period and duty cycle will be remembered by Module for future use 5 32 KGPIOCFG Command GPIO Configuration Test command Syntax AT KGPIOCFG Read command Syntax AT KGPIOCFG AT KGPIOCFG GPIO configuration Response KGPIOCFG list of supported lt nss list of supported lt dirss list of supported lt pull mode gt OK Response KGPIOCFG lt n gt lt dir gt lt pull mode gt lt CR gt lt LF gt KGPIOCFG lt n gt lt dir gt lt pull mode gt OK 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 16 AT Command Interface Specification Mobile equipment control and status Commands Write command Syntax AT KGP
422. units of ten milliseconds 2 255 where 30 is default 300 ms lt T3 gt wake up response timer in seconds 1 255 where 10 is default lt k gt window size for Advanced operation with Error Recovery options 1 7 where 2 is default 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 General AT Commands 65 AT Command Interface Specification Reference 27 007 5 7 AT CMUX Multiplexing Mode HiLoV2 HiALL HiLoNC3GPS Notes e Multiplexing protocol is described in 3 GPP TS 27 010 e For Maximum Frame Size N1 it defines the maximum number of octets that that may be contained in information field It does not include octets added for transparency purposes e See Chapter 18 4 for a summary of Sierra Wireless support 3 16 CLS Command Service Class AT CLS Service Class Test command Syntax Response AT CLS CLS list of currently available lt class gt s OK Read command Syntax Response AT CLS CLS lt class gt OK Write command Syntax Response AT CLS lt class gt OK Parameter lt class gt 0 for Data mode 1 no effect Reference Notes Sierra Wireless Proprietary e Same behavior as FCLASS command Needed for Microsoft agreement 3 17 PSLOCUP Command Location Update for Mobile Station Write command AT PSLOCUP Generate a location update of the Mobile Station MS HiLoV2 HiAll only Sierra Wireless Proprietary Syntax Response AT PSLOCUP OK Pa
423. urned when running KEFA write command with mode set to 0 1 2 3 Mode 4 5 can be used for software without FOTA e When update finished dps file would be deleted automatically Reference Sierra Wireless Proprietary e EFA external firmware over the air agent e DP deployment package the binary file that provides the data necessary to initiate firmware update e FOTA key ID firmware over the air key id a reference to identify the key used to sign the deployment package DP signature allows authenticating the source that provides the deployment package e FDP a unique identifier that describes the current software status in the module firmware customization parameters e CIE a unique identifier for the hardware part of the module 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 142 AT Command Interface Specification Mobile equipment control and status Sierra Wireless Proprietary Example There are 4 deployment package files which was stored in ftp folder test1 dps test2 dps are valid deployment package test3 dps is an invalid deployment package test4 dps has a mismatched key ID AT KFSFILE 4 ftp KFSFILE lt F gt test4 dps 46015 KFSFILE lt F gt test3 dps 21504 KFSFILE lt F gt test1 dps 46003 KFSFILE lt F gt test2 dps 67153 KFSFILE 867018 bytes free OK e Signature verification for test1 dps file it should be OK AT KEFA 0 ftp test1 dps KEFA 200 OK e Signature veri
424. urrent Latitude lt Recent Longitude n 1 gt 0 13 East of Current Longitude lt Recent Latitude n 2 gt 0 04 South of Recent Latitude n 1 lt Recent Longitude n 2 gt 0 07 West of Recent Longitude n 1 lt T EA1 gt is 2 seconds lt OID gt 1 lt Additional_data gt BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 310 AT Command Interface Specification ECALL commands AT KECALLCFG Configure information sent during an emergency call ECall HiLoV2 HiALL NC HiLoNC3GPS only Example AT KECALLCFG KECALLCFG 1 1 AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA 2 KECALLCFG 2 3 KECALLCFG 3 4849 35 N 233 37 E 14 0 0 28 N 0 13 E 0 04 S 0 07 W KECALLCFG 4 2000 KECALLCFG 5 1 BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB OK Set the Vehicle type VIN and propulsion storage light commercial vehicles class N1 liquid propane gas AT KECALLCFG 1 4 AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA 8 KECALLCFG 4 AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA 8 amp OK Set the number of passengers AT KECALLCFG 2 3 KECALLCFG 3 OK Set Timer T EA1 AT KECALLCFG 4 1500 KECALLCFG 1500 OK Set Optional Additional Data AT KECALLCFG 5 1 BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB KECALLCFG 1 BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB OK RQT_END 16 4 KECALL Initiate Emergency Call Description KECALL command is used to dial an eCall emergency call About the MSD to be sent during eCall KECALL or KAECALL Considering a module NAD with
425. uvesidedhdewsatcdes sacedadsvicc AAAA SATE aenean 410 18 21 39 Behavi f sy scat since cre vanceae ude eca SMe ects Aen K ae ES used NAER ENNEA E ENRERE EE NEA wee da Deana adie 410 AS21351 Receive a VOICE Calli s esaritscctcncsdeneciibvet fared ceacaderepeeatel creed sen cheagaveaneid ovapecareeastueavieeene 410 t8232 TOMKE aA vOICS Call lia gaene eona E REN E EEEE a E i 410 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 25 List of Figures Figure 1 4114039 Reference Configuration Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 26 1 Introduction 1 1 Scope of this Document This document presents the AT Command Set for the Sierra Wireless HiLo 2G and 3G modules Each AT command is described and when necessary the standard reference is noted e g 27 007 7 5 Some AT command are Sierra Wireless proprietary in this case it is clearly indicated Please refer to section Appendix 5 for the extensive list 1 2 Reference Documents 04 08 GSM 04 08 6 7 1 Mobile radio interface layer 3 specification Release 1997 22 022 3GPP 22 022 3 1 0 Personalization of Mobile Equipment ME Mobile functionality specification Release 1999 27 005 3GPP 27 005 5 0 0 Equipment DTE DCE interface for Short Message Service SMS and Cell Broadcast Service CBS 27 007 3GPP 27 007 6 0 0 AT command set for User Equipment UE Release 6 V25ter ITU T Recommendation V 25 ter Serial asynchronous automatic dialing and control SIM S
426. v 18 0 April 1 2013 370 AT Command Interface Specification Appendix 18 6 Appendix 6 How to Use TCP Commands 18 6 1 Client mode AT amp K3 OK AT KCNXCFG 0 GPRS APN log password 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 OK AT KTPCFG 0 0 www google com 80 KTCPCFG 1 OK AT KTCPCNX 1 OK AT KTCPSND 1 18 CONNECT Data send OK KTCP_DATA 1 1380 AT KTCPRCV 1 1380 CONNECT HTTP 1 0 200 OK Cache Control private max age 0 alot of data EOF Pattern OK KTCP_DATA 1 1380 AT KTCPRCV 1 1380 CONNECT er padding bottom 7px important gbar guser font a lot of data EOF Pattern OK KTCP_DATA 1 1380 AT KTCPCLOSE 1 1 OK AT KTCPDEL 1 Hardware flow control activation Set GPRS parameters APN login password Set IP address and port number Initiate the connection Send data with KPATTERN string at the end e g GET HTTP 1 0 EOF Pattern DATA read KTCP_DATA notification DATA read Close session 1 Delete session 1 OK AT KTCPCFG No session is available OK 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 371 AT Command Interface Specification 18 6 2 Server mode In this simple example we emulate a daytime server connection it returns the date Appendix This server listens to port 13 and for each AT amp K3 OK AT KCNXCFG 0 GPRS APN log password 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
427. ve we recommend to resend AT VIP command with the desired mode prior to make a call As an example AT VIP 1 lt Selects Hands free mode AT KVGR 10 lt Set the Downlink gain to 10 dB for hands free mode ATDXXXXXxxX lt Make a call in hands free mode ATH lt Release the call parameter change context is still hands free pre selected communication context is reset as AT VIP 0 handset mode AT KVGR 5 lt Set the Downlink gain to 5 dB for hands free mode AT DXXXXXxxX lt Make a call It is in HANDSET mode 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 227 AT Command Interface Specification Audio commands AT VIP 0 lt Selects handset mode AT KVGT 5 lt Set the Uplink gain to 5 dB for handset mode Note To bypass this issue use an AT VIP command with the desired mode prior to make a call 12 2 CLVL Command Loudspeaker Volume Level Test command AT CLVL Loudspeaker volume level Syntax Response AT CLVL CLVL list of supported lt level gt s OK Read command Syntax Response AT CLVL CLVL lt level gt OK Write command Syntax Response AT CLVL lt level gt OK Parameter lt level gt Loudspeaker level smallest value represents the lowest sound Reference Notes 27 007 8 23 12 3 VIP Command Initialize Voice Parameters AT VIP Initialize voice parameter Test command Syntax Response AT VIP list of supported lt n
428. ve AT commands are not received All data calls are still active The module goes in sleep mode CTS signal is inactive AT commands are not received All data calls are still active OK is sent Module is in command mode The module goes in sleep mode CTS signal is inactive AT commands are not received All data calls are disconnected NO CARRIER or disconnection URCs are sent Module is in command mode The module goes in sleep mode CTS signal is inactive AT commands are not received 18 20 Appendix 20 Cause select values for AT PSCSN CauseSelect No defined cause 4114039 Telecom stack internal cause minor Telecom stack internal cause blocking Terminal Equipment connected cause Data Call Manager cause IP stack cause Telecom stack Data cause Local cause protocol Mobility Management cause protocol Call Control protocol Deregistration cause protocol Radio Protocol cause CP cause SIM card cause Hardware cause Problem in GPRS PDP activation Invocation message Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 409 AT Command Interface Specification Appendix CauseSelect Definition 0xA3 SS return error message 0x80 SS reject general problem 0x81 SS reject invoke problem 0x82 SS reject result problem 0x83 SS reject er
429. ver lt notif gt Activation of unsolicited notification KFTPD_NOTIF 0 disable Event of the server are not sent to V24 1 Enable Event of the server are sent to V24 with KFTPD_NOTIF lt ftpd_cause gt Integer type Indicates the cause of the FTP connection failure 0 Not enough resource available 1 No network available Protocol specific commands Reference Sierra Wireless Proprietary Notes e When the command returns OK the server is activated and ready for FTP clients Status of the server can be monitored with KFTPDSTAT e The kick out timer is defined by parameter lt tim1 gt in AT KCNXTIMER 13 6 4 KFTPD NOTIF Notification Server Event Notification KFTPD_NOTIF Notification Server event notification HiLoV2 HiAll only Unsolicited notification Sierra Wireless Proprietary 4114039 Response KFTPD_NOTIF lt event gt lt client ip gt lt uri gt Parameters lt event gt 0 Incoming connection from client lt p gt 1 The client lt p gt is uploading the file lt uri gt 2 The client lt p gt is downloading the file lt uri gt 3 The client lt p gt is deleting the file lt uri gt 4 Disconnection from client lt p gt lt ip gt IP address of the client that is responsible of the event lt uri gt File concerned by the event Only notification 1 3 Reference Notes e These notifications can be disabled the server still runs in silent mode
430. which specifies a particular PDP context configuration lt tim1 gt 1 120s 30s by default If module fails to activate the PDP context a timer of lt tim1 gt will be started When this timer expires it will try to activate the PDP context again 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 242 AT Command Interface Specification Protocol specific commands AT KCNXTIMER Connection Timer Configuration lt nbtrial gt Attempt times from1 4 2 by default Module will try to activate the PDP context with max lt nbtrial gt Write command Syntax AT KCNXTIMER lt cenx cnfs gt lt tim1 gt lt nbrtrial gt lt tim2 gt Jattempts and with an interval of lt tim1 gt lt tim2 gt 0 300s 60s by default 0 deactivated connection will not close by itself When module as a client module will try to connect to server within lt tim2 gt s if lt tim2 gt expires it will give up the connection Reference Sierra Wireless Proprietary Notes e This command will only have impact on TCP UDP specific commands KTCPCNX KTCPSTART KUDPCFG 13 2 3 KCNXPROFILE Current Profile Connection Configuration AT KCNXPROFILE Current profile connection configuration HiLoV2 HiAll only Sierra Wireless Proprietary Read command Syntax Response AT KCNXPROFILE KCNXPROFILE lt cnx cnf gt OK Write command Syntax Response AT KCNXPROFILE OK lt cnx cnf gt Parameters lt c
431. wn volume side tone modes handset hands free and to activate some audio features such as noise reduction echo cancellation and peak compressor The following sections will indicate how to use the commands and with which parameters To explain briefly the global behavior it is important to note that the audio parameters are stored in FLASH memory and loaded into RAM at each power up The parameters are divided into organs each configuration handset hands free are in fact a couple of one RX organ and one TX organ The command AT VIP will allow to choose a configuration so a couple of organs At the beginning of a call selected organs are sent to the DSP The modifications done by the commands described after will modify audio parameter values in RAM If the user does not save the values they will be lost at the next power up Nevertheless a command allows the user to save values in FLASH and also allows restoring initial parameter values the ones set prior to make any change on audio parameters 12 1 2 Warning The AT VIP command has 2 purposes 1 Parameter change context selects the current context handset hands free for user modifications This context lasts between 2 AT VIP commands 2 Pre selected communication context pre selects the context that will be sent to the DSP for a communication This context lasts from the AT VIP command to the end of a call As these 2 contexts may not have the same time to li
432. x AT KCNXCFG lt cnx cnf gt GPRS lt apn gt lt lo gin gt lt password gt lt ip gt L lt dns1 gt lt dns2 gt will be kept Reference Notes Sierra Wireless Proprietary e This AT command is used to configure the bearer to be used for the future IP Services e By default the IP and DNS address are dynamic those values would be affected by the network during the GSM or GPRS connection e This connection will be used by the Module to access to the IP services described on the following chapters The AT KCNXCFG command is only defined to set the current parameters The defined connection will be automatically opened when needed by the IP services e g UDP service 13 2 2 KCNXTIMER Connection Timer Configuration AT KCNXTIMER Connection Timer Configuration Test command Syntax Response AT KCNXTIMER KCNXTIMER list of supported lt cnx cnfss list of supported lt tim1 gt s list of supported lt nbtrial gt s list of supported lt tim2 gt s OK Read command Syntax Response AT KCNXTIMER KCNXTIMER lt cnx cnf gt lt tim1 gt lt nbirial gt lt tim2 gt lt CR gt lt LF gt KCNXTIMER lt cnx cnf gt lt tim1 gt lt nbrtrial gt lt tim2 gt OK Write command Syntax Response AT KCNXTIMER lt cnx OK enf gt lt tim1 gt lt nbrtrial gt IL lt tim2 gt Parameters lt cnx cnf gt 0 7 PDP context configuration a numeric parameter
433. xcluded e the TA shall send a four character sequence lt CR gt lt LF gt lt greater_than gt lt space gt IRA 13 10 62 32 after command line is terminated with lt CR gt after that PDU can be given from TE to ME TA the DCD signal shall be in ACTIVE state while PDU is given the echoing of given characters back from the TA is controlled by V 25ter echo command E e the PDU shall be hexadecimal format similarly as specified for lt pdu gt and given in one line ME TA converts this coding into the actual octets of PDU when the length octet of the SMSC address given in the PDU equals zero the SMSC address set with command Service Centre Address CSCA is used in this case the SMSC Type of Address octet shall not be present in the PDU i e TPDU starts right after SMSC length octet sending can be cancelled by giving lt ESC gt character IRA 27 lt ctrl Z gt IRA 26 must be used to indicate the ending of PDU 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 189 AT Command Interface Specification 8 8 CMGW Command Write SMS Message to Memory AT CMGW Write SMS message to memory 27 005 3 5 3 and 4 4 8 9 Test command Syntax Response AT CMGW OK Write command Syntax Response if PDU mode CMGF 0 CMGW lt index gt AT CMGW2e clengths lt st OK at gt lt CR gt PDU is givenc lt ctrl Z ESC gt Reference Notes e Execution command stores a message to memory storage lt mem2 gt M
434. y other modes seem not to be useful e For the command UPDATE_RECORD as mentioned in the 11 11 recommendation only PREVIOUS mode lt P2 gt 03 is allowed for updates on cyclic file For linear files SAP only supports mode lt P2 gt 04 absolute e For the commands STATUS and GET_RESPONSE If lt Fileld gt is not given the command must be done on the last selected file ATP must memorize lt Fileld gt of the last command 3F00 at the initialization of ATP by default Moreover v_LengthPattern 0 Example Read EF iccip ICC Identification unique identification number of the SIM AT CRSM 176 12258 0 0 10 CRSM 144 0 89330126239181282150 so ICC number is 98331062321918821205 5 31 KPWM Command PWM control AT KPWM Pulse Width Modulation PWM control Test command Syntax Response AT KPWM KPWM list of supported lt outputs gt s list of supported lt operationss list of supported lt periodss list of supported lt dutycycle gt OK Read command Syntax Response AT KPWM KPWM lt output gt lt operation gt lt period gt lt dutycycle gt KPWM lt output gt lt operation gt lt period gt lt dutycycle gt OK 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 AT Command Interface Specification Mobile equipment control and status Commands Write command Syntax AT KPWM lt output gt lt operation gt lt period gt lt dutycycle gt AT KPWM Pulse Width Mod
435. y open transfer starting 150 File status okay about to open data connection 200 Command okay 202 Command not implemented superfluous at this site 211 System status or system help reply 212 Directory status 213 File status 214 Help message 215 NAME system type 220 Service ready for new user 221 Service closing control connection Logged out if appropriate Unassigned unallocated number 225 Data connection open no transfer in progress 226 Closing data connection Requested file action successful for example file transfer or file abort 227 Entering Passive Mode h1 h2 h3 h4 p1 p2 22 User logged in proceed 250 Requested file action okay completed 257 PATHNAME created 331 User name okay need password 332 Need account for login 350 Requested file action pending further information 421 Service not available closing control connection This may be a reply to any command if the service knows it must shut down 425 Can t open data connection 426 Connection closed transfer aborted 450 Requested file action not taken File unavailable e g file busy 451 Requested action aborted local error in processing 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 357 AT Command Interface Specification Appendix FTP Reply Meaning Code 452 Requested action not taken Insufficient storage space in system 500 Syntax error command unrecognized This may include err
436. yntax Response AT KSYNC KSYNC lt mod gt lt lO gt lt Duty Cycle gt lt Pulse Duration gt OK 4114039 Rev 18 0 April 1 2013 128 AT Command Interface Specification Write command Syntax AT KSYNC lt mod gt lt lO gt lt Duty Cycle gt L lt Pulse Duration gt Mobile equipment control and status Commands AT KSYNC Generate application synchronization signal HiLo3G Response OK Parameters lt mod gt 0 Disable the generation of synchronization signal 1 Manage the generation of signal according to lt Duty Cycle gt and lt Pulse Duration gt The waveform of the signal is controlled only by these two parameters Network status would not affect the waveform 2 Manage the generation of signal according to network status PERMANENTLY OFF Not register Initialization Register denied no SIM card 600 ms ON 600ms OFF Not registered but searching 75 ms ON 3s OFF Right connected to the network lt Duty Cycle gt and lt Pulse Duration gt are not used in mode 2 lt IO gt 1 PWM 1 is used to output the signal lt Duty Cycle gt Integer type Range 1 100 the limitation depends on lt Pulse Duration gt lt Pulse Duration gt Integer type Range 1 8000 ms If lt Pulse Duration gt 8000 then lt Duty Cycle gt must be equal to 100 minimum freq is 0 125Hz If lt Pulse Duration gt 6000 then lt Duty Cycle gt must be greater than 75 If lt Pulse Duration gt 4000 then

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