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Comandos Sms Calamp

The document discusses SMS commands that can be used with CalAmp units to configure settings like APN, username, password, server IP address, and port. It also provides instructions for initial setup via a serial connection to program a new unit with APN before it can connect to the central repository. The SMS commands can also be used to configure the APN and other settings remotely if a serial connection is not available.

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Comandos Sms Calamp

The document discusses SMS commands that can be used with CalAmp units to configure settings like APN, username, password, server IP address, and port. It also provides instructions for initial setup via a serial connection to program a new unit with APN before it can connect to the central repository. The SMS commands can also be used to configure the APN and other settings remotely if a serial connection is not available.

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What SMS messages can I use with the CalAmp Units?

← Hardware
CalAmp SMS Messages:

Note: When using SMS, paramaters do NOT have quotes around them.

APN: !R1,2306,0,yourapn.com

Disable auto-provisioning: !R1,1024,35,1,1

Reset: !R3,70,0

Report into PULS !R3,49,129

Report into Rastrac !R3,44,aaa (where aaa is the event that will be sent with the report)

Username: !R1,2314,0,username

Password: !R1,2315,0,password

Status !R0 (This will cause the unit to reply to your phone)

Inbound IP Address !R1,2319,0,xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx (where xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx is the IP Address)

Inbound Port !R1,769,0,yyyy (where yyyy is the port number)

Query APN !RP?2306,0 (you can substitute any of the above indexes to query that parameter)

Note: !RP can be used in place of !R1

TIMER reporte cada 60 segundos


!RP,262,0,60

Setup¶
The Calamp devices are managed remotely via a central repository, but the devices must be
programmed with the APN information before they can connect to the repository. To
program a terminal that is new, or changing network operators, do the following:
 Connect the Calamp via a serial port at 115200 bps, 8N1
 Connect via terminal software such as Hyperterm, putty, or screen
 Enter the following commands:
1. AT$APP DEBUG ON
2. AT$APP GPRS CONTEXT 0 "{APN}"
3. AT$APP PARAM 2314,0,"{APN Username}"
4. AT$APP PARAM 2315,0,"{APN Password}"
5. AT$APP GPRS CONTEXT 1 "{APN}"
6. AT$APP PARAM 2314,1,"{APN Username}"
7. AT$APP PARAM 2315,1,"{APN Password}"
8. AT$APP PARAM 1024,35,255,1
9. AT$APP PEG ACTION 70 0
 The unit will now reboot. Once the terminal is restarted, enter the following command to
force an immediate connection:
1. AT$APP PEG ACTION 49 129
 The unit will now download the script from the central repository and begin reporting. This
can take up to 30 minutes in poor network coverage.

SMS Setup¶
The APN information can also be configured via SMS if a serial connection is not an option or
it needs to be changed remotely:

 APN:
o !RP,2306,0,{APN}
 APN Username:
o !RP,2314,0,{APN Username}
 APN Password:
o !RP,2315,0,{APN Password}
 Server IP Address:
o !RP,768,0,66.165.183.84
 Server UDP Port:
o !RP,769,0,4763
 Reset Device:
o !R3,70,0
 Send Maintenance Report (to download configuration updates):
o !R3,49,129

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