COMMANDS The execution of an activity by the device is started with specific commands, most of which is preceded by a preamble: |
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AT# |
generic commands |
AT+ |
commands reserved to PLMN module |
Except for some cases, commands are accepted from any bearer and within rules: |
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CONSOLE |
RJ45 serial port most accepted after login |
SMS |
Within messages password required at the beginning of the message |
API |
From the SMM server password required at the beginning of the message |
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In the subject of an email password required at the beginning of the message |
CHAT |
In a chat message password required at the beginning of the message |
RULES |
Within rules no answer will be returned |
The response to the command is returned to the sender. Alternatively, you can specify the name of a file in which the reply will be saved instead of being returned to the sender when the REDIRECTION option -> is explicitly used. Example: AT#RM=D01->answers.txt This file will be created in the S: LOGS folder (SDcard). More details on file management commands HERE. Alternatively, you can store the answer into a memory variable (for AT# commands only). The response will be truncated to 15 characters (max length for a variable), and the CR LF + characters will be removed and all commas will be replaced with spaces. Example: AT#RM=D01->varB |
The following syntactical definitions apply: |
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<Cr> |
Carriage return character. ASCII decimal value is 13. |
<Lf> |
Line feed character. ASCII decimal value is 10. |
<...> |
Parameter is enclosed in angle brackets. BRACKETS do not appear in the command line |
[...] |
Optional sub-parameter is enclosed in square brackets. BRACKETS do not appear in the command line |
Commands entered from the console must be terminated by <Cr> Responses are terminated by <Cr><Lf> Throughout this document <Cr><Lf> are omitted intentionally. |