MM6854/64 Dual Band GSM Data Modem

 

5.1.31

AT+CEER – Displays why last call was disconnected

20

 

5.1.32

AT+CMGD – Delete messages

20

 

5.1.33

AT+CMGF – Message format

21

 

5.1.34

AT+CMGL – List messages

21

 

5.1.35

AT+CMGR – Read messages

22

 

5.1.36

AT+CMGS – Send messages

22

 

5.1.37

AT+CMGW – Write messages to memory

23

 

5.1.38

AT+CMSS – Send messages from storage

23

 

5.1.39

AT+CNMI – New Message

24

 

5.1.40

AT+CPIN – Enter PIN and query blocks

25

 

5.1.41

AT+CR – Cellar result code for outgoing calls

25

 

5.1.42

AT+CRC – Cellar result code

25

 

5.1.43

AT+CRLP – Radio Link Protocol parameters

26

 

5.1.44

AT+CSCA – Service centre address

26

 

5.1.45

AT+CSDH – Show test mode parameters

26

 

5.1.46

AT+CSMP – Set text mode parameters

27

 

5.1.47

AT+DR – Data compression report

27

 

5.1.48

AT+DS – Data compression mode

28

 

5.1.49

AT+FCLASS – Select, read or test service class

28

 

5.1.50

AT+FMI – Report manufacturer ID

28

 

5.1.51

AT+FMM – Report module ID

29

 

5.1.52

AT+FMR – Report revision

29

 

5.1.53

AT+FRH – Receive HDLC data with carrier

29

 

5.1.54

AT + FRM – Receive data with carrier

29

 

5.1.55

AT+FTH – Transmit HDLC data with carrier

30

 

5.1.56

AT+FTM – Transmit data with carrier

30

 

5.1.57

AT+GMI – Request manufacturer ID

30

 

5.1.58

AT+GMM – Request model ID

30

 

5.1.59

AT+GMR – Request revision ID

31

 

5.1.60

AT+ICF – Character framing

31

 

5.1.61

AT+IFC – Local flow control

32

 

5.1.62

AT+ILRR – Display local report rate

32

 

5.1.63

AT+IPR – Set terminal equipment data rate

32

 

5.1.64

CME ERROR<n>

33

 

5.1.65

CMS ERROR<n>

33

 

5.1.66

S Register Summary

34

 

5.2

Summary

35

6 DEBUGGING & INDICATOR LIGHTS

37

 

6.1

Summary

37

7

INSTALLATION

39

 

7.1

Introduction

39

 

7.2

Antennas

39

 

7.3

Power Sources

39

 

7.4

Fusing

39

 

7.5

Cabling

40

 

7.6

Fixing

40

 

7.7

Connections

41

 

7.7.1

9 pin D-type(RS-232 Interface)

41

 

7.7.2

25 pin D-type

41

 

7.8

Summary

41

8

APPENDICES

43

 

8.1 Setting up Windows Modem interface

43

 

8.1.1

Open up the Control Panel

43

 

8.1.2

Double click on the modem icon

43

 

8.1.3

Highlight the don’t detect my modem box

44

 

8.1.4

Select the standard 19200 modem

44

 

8.1.5

Select the appropriate COM port

45

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Maxon Telecom MM-6864, MM-6854 manual Debugging & Indicator Lights

MM-6854, MM-6864 specifications

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