Optiquest iRIS 220 manual GPRS/CDMA-1X Cfg Level, Press Esc then Enter to enter an empty string

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4.3.4 GPRS/CDMA-1X Cfg (Level 3)

The GPRS/CDMA-1X set-up menu is for configuring the specific GPRS/CDMA-1X connection settings.

*GPRS/CDMA-1X Cfg

0 Exit

1

APN [iquest.co.nz] (for GPRS)

- Reserved – (for CDMA)

2

LogIn [,]

 

3

Skt A IP [0.0.0.0]

 

4

Skt A Port [7778]

 

5

Skt B IP [0.0.0.0]

 

6

Skt B Port [7777]

 

7

IP Acceptance

 

8

Schedule

 

9

Network Info

 

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Option 0

Select this option to return to the Comms Cfg menu.

Option 1

When this option is selected you will be prompted to enter a GPRS APN (Access Point Name). This option is not applicable for CDMA - the menu entry will be – Reserv ed - and this choice will be ignored.

> APN=

Enter the name of the APN allocated by your GPRS network provider (e.g. iquest.co.nz).

Option 2

This option is where the GPRS/CDMA-1X login parameters (user name and password) are configured. When this option is selected you will be prompted firstly to enter a user name, then a password. Many providers do not require any login credentials, in which case these parameters should be set to empty.

Press Esc then Enter to enter an empty string.

> User Name=

Enter the user name required by your GPRS/CDMA-1X network provider.

> Password=

Enter the password required by your GPRS/CDMA-1X network provider.

Option 3

When this option is selected you will be prompted to enter an IP address to use for socket A. The iRIS uses Socket A for ASCII communication. This is the destination IP address used for unsolicited ASCII calls.

> Skt A IP=

Enter the remote IP address you want to have ASCII messages delivered to by default.

Option 4

When this option is selected you will be prompted to enter a port number to use for socket A.

> Skt A Port=

Enter the remote port number that you want to have ASCII messages delivered to by default (e.g. 7778).

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Contents IRIS 220 iRIS Revision History Contents Diagnostic LEDs 13.2 13.113.3 13.4About this Manual IntroductionHardware PCB Revision SupportIntroduction General Characteristics iRISOverview IRIS 320 / iRIS Typical Applications FeaturesFeature Summary Technical Specifications iRIS Technical Specifications iRIS 320 / iRIS Terminal Configuration Key FeaturesWireless IP Connectivity GPRS/CDMA Alternative Wireless Connectivity CSD/SMSData Logging Partial Power SaveFull Power Save Logged Data Array Identification Alarm ProcessingReal Time Clock & Calendar SecurityRemoving/Replacing the Electronic Assembly iRIS InstallationOpening / Closing the Housing iRIS 320 / iRIS Removing / fitting the SIM card GSM models onlyInternal Battery iRIS 320 / iRIS 320V only I/O ConnectorAnalog Inputs Internal / External 12V Battery SupplyExternal Charger Power Supply Digital Input Circuit Digital InputsDigital Output 1 Circuit Digital OutputsMounting iRIS Antenna ConnectionMounting iRIS 320 / iRIS IRIS 320 / iRIS 320V Mounting DiagramComputer IRIS ConfigurationTerminal Connection Terminal Cfg IRIS 220 / iRIS 320, V1.19 User Guide Main Menu Level Terminal MenusSelect this option to display the Comms configuration menu Comms Cfg Level Option 9 SDI-12 Terminal iRIS 320 / iRIS 320V only Press Esc then Enter to enter an empty string GPRS/CDMA-1X Cfg LevelGprs IP Acceptance Cfg Level Phone List LevelGPRS/CDMA-1X Schedule Cfg Level Sensor Selection Level Internal Sensor Sources Log Multiplier 100 100 Sensor Cfg LevelSupplementary Logging Flag Definitions Mode Name DescriptionFlag Value Description Multiplier= Alarm Cfg Level Alarm Selection LevelOutput Cfg Level Output Selection LevelSource 0 1 2 3 4 Description Typical Scheduled Output Example Date/Time Cfg LevelMiscellaneous Menu Level Voice Menu Level Diagnostic LEDs LED IndicatorsOperation Status LEDLCD Operation LCD & Keypad iRIS 320 onlyStatus Icons Keypad ButtonsLevel Level6 Display Menu StructureLogging Control Screen Level 0, when logged Log In Screen Level 0, when not loggedPrimary LCD Display Screens System Status 1 Screen LevelSystem Status 3 Screen Level Sensor Related ScreensSystem Status 4 Screen Level Main Menu Screen LevelSensor Settings Screen 2/5 Scaling Level Sensor Settings Screen 1/5 Process LevelSensor Settings Screen 3/5 Logging Level Sensor Settings Screen 4/5 Alarm 1 LevelTotaliser Related Screens Comms Related Screens Comms Setting Screen 3/8 Socket a Level Comms Setting Screen 2/8 APN/Local IP LevelComms Setting Screen 4/8 Socket B Level Comms Setting Screen 5/8 Schedule 1 LevelComms Setting Screen 7/8- CSD Settings Level Comms Setting Screen 6/8 Schedule 2 LevelComms Setting Screen 8/8 RS232 Settings Level RS232 Port Mode Screen LevelComms Test Screen Level Comms Enable Screen LevelSMS Communication General Hints Sensor Connection Examples Connecting a Flow Meter or Rain GaugeIris I/O Connector 12V Battery Connecting a 0-5V Pressure TransducerExternal RequiredSignal 4-20mA Sensor Isolated 12V 24V DC- DC Converter Connecting a 2-Wire Loop-Powered 4-20mA SensorRequired IRIS I/O Connector External 12V Battery Optional Connecting an Up/Down Water Level InstrumentConnecting Analogue Wind Instruments Charging source Solar panel Connecting SDI-12 Instruments. iRIS 320 / iRIS 320V onlyTOP AI4 AI3 AI2 AI1 Agnd 5VOP Example a 4-20mA Water Level Sensor Analogue Input ScalingTroubleshooting User Notes Tait TM80xx Radio DB15 MiRIS 3xx / DS-4483 DB9 F Appendix a Radio Using the RS232 InterfaceIRIS 320 DB9 F DS-IRM Modem DB25 MPartition Appendix B Voice Annunciation iRISAdvantages of SDI-12 What is SDI-12?Appendix C SDI-12 iRIS 320 / 320V only Serial Data Line SDI-12 Electrical InterfaceGround Line Volt-LineDebounce Links 13.1 I/O ConnectorAppendix D Legacy PCB Rev 1.1 Details SDI-12 Interface Diagnostic LEDsInterface Wire Terminal SDI-12 Bus Function Purple Switched Output Transistor SwitchSwitch Module REDSupply VoltageChemical Composition Appendix E iRIS 320 Enclosure Material SpecApproximate Mechanical Properties IQuest Global Data Network IQuest APN