HUAWEI MG323 GSM M2M Module

 

AT Command Interface Specification

Commands for Data Services

Parameter description

<cid>: numeric parameter, which indicates the index value of the PDP context; value

range: 1–3. For a TE-MT interface, this parameter is local and can be used for other commands related to the PDP context.

<precedence>: numeric parameter, which specifies the priority level.

z0 (default value): network customization parameter

z1: higher than priority levels 2 and 3; implements service commitments with high priority.

z2: higher than priority level 3; implements service commitments with medium priority.

z3: implements service commitments with low priority.

<delay>: numeric parameter, which indicates the delay level; value range: 0–4; this parameter defines the delay of SDU transmission on the GPRS network.

0 (default value): network customization parameter

When the size of SDU is 128 octets:

Delay Level

Average Transmission Delay

95 Percentile

 

 

 

1(Predictive)

<0.5

<1.5

 

 

 

2(Predictive)

<5

<25

 

 

 

3(Predictive)

<50

<250

 

 

 

4(Best Effort)

Unspecified

 

 

 

 

When the size of SDU is 1024 octets:

Delay Level

Average Transmission Delay

95 Percentile

 

 

 

1(Predictive)

<0.5

<1.5

 

 

 

2(Predictive)

<5

<25

 

 

 

3(Predictive)

<50

<250

 

 

 

4(Best Effort)

Unspecified

 

 

 

 

<reliability>: integer, which specifies the reliability level of processing uncommon data loss.

z0 (default value): network customization parameter

z1: cannot process non-real-time services and error-sensitive applications for data loss

z2: can process non-real-time services and error-sensitive applications for data loss

z3: can process non-real-time services and error-sensitive applications for data loss, GMM/SM, and SMS

Issue 02 (2010-11-23)

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Huawei MG323 manual Delay Level Average Transmission Delay Percentile, When the size of SDU is 1024 octets