Cypress CTM-130 manual Modem Configuration, Embedded Web

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8 Modem Configuration

The Chameleon CTM-130 and CTM-132 modems can be configured for use by using either the modem’s unique embedded web server or by using its extensive AT command set. The majority of modem configuration requirements can be done using the embedded web pages. For more advanced configurations the AT commands will be required.

A new modem needs to be activated on the wireless network that it has been provisioned for - once this has been done the modem is ready to be configured with the user account information provided by the wireless network. The modem can then be configured to suit the end application with regard to its host interface, communications protocol, and GPS and input triggered reporting.

The embedded web pages can be accessed both from a local host PC connected to the modem, and remotely over the internet once the network activation has been completed.

The AT commands can be entered directly from a terminal application connected directly to the modem, and remotely over the internet using a telnet session once the network activation has been completed.

8.1 Embedded Web Page

To access the modem’s embedded web page it is necessary to setup a PPP connection to the modem. On any Windows® PC configure a Dial-Up Networking (DUN) connection to the modem using *555 as the number to dial (no username or password is required).

8.1.1 Making a Dial-up Connection

Windows® 98 Operating Systems

From Start/Settings/Control Panel select Network Options and go to the Connections tab to Add a new DUN connection:

Give this connection the name CTM130 Configure and select the Cypress Solutions CTM130 CDMA modem from the drop-down list. Click Next.

Enter *555 as the telephone number to dial. Click Next. Click Finish.

This will now have added a DUN connection called CTM130 Configure in the Dial-Up network connection list.

(it may be necessary to change the properties of this new connection to disable the use of area code and dialing properties in order to have the connection use the * character in the dialing string – to do this right click on the connection name and select Properties, then deselect the Use area code and dialing properties flag and click OK.)

Windows® 2000 Operating Systems

From Start/Settings/Control Panel select Network and Dial-up Connections. Double click on Make New Connection. This will bring up the New Connection Wizard, click Next to continue.

Select Dial-up to the Internet, and click Next.

Select I want to setup my Internet Connection Manually, and click Next.

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Installation and Operation Manual: CTM-130 / CTM-132 (Revision 1.2)

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Contents Installation E R a T I O N N U a L Contents Industrial Monitoring Operation Operation in hazardous environments Safety & regulatory noticesOperation in or around aircraft Regulatory restrictionsElectromagnetic Interference EMI Canada Information Cdma Overview TrademarksGPS Overview CTM-132 Product CTM-130/132 ProductCTM-130 Product CTM-130/132 Accessories Select Start Settings Control Panel Windows InstallationInstalling the Windows .inf file For Windows XP operating systems Mounting the CTM-130/132 Physical InstallationFor standby Mounting and attaching the cell antenna Connecting the serial data cableMounting and attaching the GPS antenna Connecting to the I/O PortOutput Connection Input ConnectionCypress Solutions Embedded Web Modem ConfigurationConnecting to the Embedded Web Activating the Modem Click Submit Configure the Communications Protocol Configure the I/O Operation Setup GPS Reporting Setup Input Reporting Advanced Configuration Options AT$KWMODE=1 AT CommandsModem Operation Automatic Power ControlGPS Operation Panel LED IndicatorsMaking a Cdma Network Connection Accessing the Embedded Web Pages Vehicle Dispatch Operation AVL Operation Industrial Monitoring Operation Remote Sensor Monitoring Using the Chameleon Viewer Windows SoftwareTrouble shooting Telus Mobility Data Support group 866.771.7292 SolutionApprovals Technical SpecificationsSize