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At Egmr

This document describes how to set and read the IMEI number of a device using AT commands. The AT+EGMR command can be used to write a new IMEI string with 15 numeric characters or read the existing IMEI. The write command requires the parameters 1, 7 and the IMEI string, while the read command uses parameters 0, 7 to get a response containing the current IMEI number.

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At Egmr

This document describes how to set and read the IMEI number of a device using AT commands. The AT+EGMR command can be used to write a new IMEI string with 15 numeric characters or read the existing IMEI. The write command requires the parameters 1, 7 and the IMEI string, while the read command uses parameters 0, 7 to get a response containing the current IMEI number.

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Application Notes: Set and read IMEI

AT+EGMR Set and read IMEI number



AT+EGMR Set and read IMEI number
Response
+EGMR: "<IMEI-string>"

OK
Read Command
AT+EGMR=0,7
Parameter
See Write Command
Response
OK
ERROR
Write Command
AT+EGMR=1,7,
"<IMEI-string>"
Parameter
<IMEI-string> IMEI number, which has a fixed length of 15 chars
in Arabic numerals 0~9
Reference AT+EGMR=1,7,"123451234512345" //Write IMEI
OK //Response
AT+EGMR=0,7 //Read IMEI
+EGMR: "123451234512345" //Response

OK

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