Maxon Telecom MM-6854, MM-6864 7.5 Cabling, 7.6 Fixing

MM6854/64 Dual Band GSM Data Modem

ME 820047 Issue 1.0

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7.5 Cabling

Maxon provides a variety of accessories (see Section 8.4) which we recommend are used to interface

to the data modem.

The CA8360 interfaces the power and DTR line to the modem.

The CA8361 interfaces the RS-232 connection to the modem.

Alternative, custom made, cables can be produced to customer’s requirements for volume orders.

Please contact Maxon for further details.

The use of the correct cables removes the need for multiple connections and the possibility of the

wireman making an error.

If possible, run RF cables separately from other cables and keep RF cables ap art from one another to

avoid interference / coupling.

7.6 Fixing

We recommend that the MM-6854 data modem is securely fixed to a surface, e ither directly, or with a

suitable bracket.

The fixing hole dimensions are shown below:

163mm

2 off holes 6.7mm dia.

Figure 7-1 - Fixing centres for MM-6854 modem

Note: We do not recommend that the data modem is fixed by ca ble ties to any wiring looms.

Contents

Main Page Page Page MM6854/64 Dual Band GSM Data Modem TABLE OF CONTENTS 1 INTRODUCTION 1 2 SPECIFICATIONS 3 3 SYSTEM APPLICATIONS 5 MM6854/64 Dual Band GSM Data Modem 6 DEBUGGING & INDICATOR LIGHTS 37 7 INSTALLATION 39 8 APPENDICES 43 9GLOSSARY 57 LIST OF FIGURES LIST OF TABLES Page 1 INTRODUCTION 1.1 Overview 1.2 How this document is organised 1.3 What are the MM6854/64 1.4 Recommended Procedures Page 2 SPECIFICATIONS 2.1 Basic Specifications 2.2 Summary Page 3.1.1 GSM / GPS Application Host Application Mobile Equipment 4 OPERATION 4.1 Introduction 4.2 Network Connection 4.2.1 Inserting the SIM card SIM card inserted here Metal Holder 4.3 Turning on the modem 4.4 V.24 Interface 4.5 Set up the appropriate software Page Page 5 AT COMMANDS 5.1.1 +++<CR> - Escape command 5.1.2 A Re-execute last command 5.1.3 ATA Manually answer an incoming call 5.1.4 ATD Dial a telephone number 5.1.5 ATDL 5.1.6 ATE Command Echo 5.1.7 ATH Hang up 5.1.8 ATIn - Identification 5.1.9 ATO0 Return to transparent mode (switch from command mode to data mode). 5.1.10 ATQ - Result code suppression 5.1.11 ATS0=n Auto-answer mode 5.1.12 ATS1? Number of rings 5.1.13 ATS2- Escape character 5.1.14 ATS3 Command line termination character 5.1.15 ATS4 Line Feed character 5.1.16 ATS5 Backspace character 5.1.17 ATS6 Pause before blind dialling 5.1.18 ATS7 Wait time for carrier 5.1.19 ATS8 Wait time before dialling 5.1.20 ATS10 Wait time before disconnection 5.1.21 ATS12 Escape code guard time 5.1.22 ATV Results code format 5.1.23 ATX Defines CONNECT results code format 5.1.24 ATZ Load user profile 5.1.25 AT&C Data carrier detect options 5.1.26 AT&D Data Terminal Ready options 5.1.27 AT&F Restore default configuration 5.1.28 AT&V Display current configuration 5.1.29 AT&W Save current configuration 5.1.30 AT+CBSTs,m,p Select bearer service type 5.1.31 AT+CEER Displays why last call was disconnected 5.1.32 AT+CMGD Delete messages 5.1.33 AT+CMGF Message format 5.1.34 AT+CMGL List messages 5.1.35 AT+CMGR Read messages 5.1.36 AT+CMGS Send messages 5.1.37 AT+CMGW Write messages to memory 5.1.38 AT+CMSS Send messages from storage 5.1.39 AT+CNMI New Message 5.1.40 AT+CPIN Enter PIN and query blocks 5.1.41 AT+CR Cellar result code for outgoing calls 5.1.42 AT+CRC Cellar result code 5.1.43 AT+CRLP Radio Link Protocol parameters 5.1.44 AT+CSCA Service centre address 5.1.45 AT+CSDH Show test mode parameters 5.1.46 AT+CSMP Set text mode parameters 5.1.47 AT+DR Data compression report 5.1.48 AT+DS Data compression mode 5.1.49 AT+FCLASS Select, read or test service class 5.1.50 AT+FMI Report manufacturer ID 5.1.51 AT+FMM Report module ID 5.1.52 AT+FMR Report revision 5.1.53 AT+FRH Receive HDLC data with carrier 5.1.54 AT + FRM Receive data with carrier 5.1.55 AT+FTH Transmit HDLC data with carrier 5.1.56 AT+FTM Transmit data with carrier 5.1.57 AT+GMI Request manufacturer ID 5.1.58 AT+GMM Request model ID 5.1.59 AT+GMR Request revision ID 5.1.60 AT+ICF Character framing 5.1.61 AT+IFC Local flow control 5.1.62 AT+ILRR Display local report rate 5.1.63 AT+IPR Set terminal equipment data rate 5.1.64 CME ERROR<n> 5.1.65 CMS ERROR<n> 5.1.66 S Register Summary Page Page 6 DEBUGGING & INDICATOR LIGHTS 6.1 Summary Page 7 INSTALLATION 7.1 Introduction 7.2 Antennas 7.3 Power Sources 7.4 Fusing 7.5 Cabling 7.6 Fixing 163mm 2 off holes 6.7mm dia. 7.7 Connections 7.7.1 9 pin D-type (RS-232 Interface) 7.7.2 25 pin D-type 7.8 Summary Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page 8.3 Setting up Win Fax Pro Page 8.4 Accessories Page 9 GLOSSARY