Integrator’s Reference Manual

Changing Data and Control Port Configuration

You may change the Data and Control port configuration at any time, provided that the following requirements are met:

The minimum hold time for both asserting and de-asserting either port DTR is 10 milliseconds.

The minimum time from asserting DTR to data transmission is 10 milliseconds.

If these minimum times are not observed, AT command processing may be affected. The maximum time for holding all DTRs de-asserted is one second. If this time is exceeded, the modem will begin its power-down sequence.

Whenever the DTR signal of the Data or Control port has been de-asserted for a period of 10 seconds, the GSP-1620 modem shuts down the port’s RS-232 transmitter to conserve power. This causes the port’s DSR signal to be de-asserted.

The effects of changing the port configuration are detailed in Port Activation (DTR) Changes during Operation on page 5-15.

Control Port Signals

The Control port (CP) is an RS-232-level asynchronous interface operating at 9600 bps using Transmit Data (TxD), Receive Data (RxD), Data Terminal Ready (DTR), Data Set Ready (DSR), and Signal Common (GND).

RxD and TxD perform data transfer and handshaking, while DTR is used to turn on the modem and to let it know that there is an application waiting to talk to it.

The Control port specifically allows dedicated usage of the Data Port by the application. It allows all AT commands, modem alerting, and SMS messages to be sent simultaneously via a separate “control” port to/from the modem. This separation of functionality is especially useful in dormant mode, when the application and host sessions are active, and thus the Data port appears active/in use, although a Globalstar traffic channel is not up (no “In Call Status Message”).

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Qualcomm GSP-1620 specifications Changing Data and Control Port Configuration, Control Port Signals

GSP-1620 specifications

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