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Common AT-SMS Commands Calamp

This document provides instructions for using AT commands and SMS commands to configure common settings on wireless devices like APN, username, password, inbound URLs and IP addresses. It describes how to query information about the device's status, firmware version, and send event reports via these commands. The commands described are supported across multiple CalAmp device models (1000/1500/4000/4100). Additional documentation is referenced for more details on specific devices, parameters, and troubleshooting.

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Common AT-SMS Commands Calamp

This document provides instructions for using AT commands and SMS commands to configure common settings on wireless devices like APN, username, password, inbound URLs and IP addresses. It describes how to query information about the device's status, firmware version, and send event reports via these commands. The commands described are supported across multiple CalAmp device models (1000/1500/4000/4100). Additional documentation is referenced for more details on specific devices, parameters, and troubleshooting.

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Common AT/SMS Commands January 28, 2010

INSTRUCTIONS:
• Text you see in blue italics should be replaced with what fits your application
• If you see quotation marks “ ”, include these in your command
• Example:
o To change APN for context 0 to trial.globalm2m.net
 Instructions: at$app gprs context X “IP:apn for context X”
 You type: at$app gprs context 0 “IP:trial.globalm2m.net”

GPRS Context String (parameter 2306, index 0..1), also known as APN
• Query via AT Command
 at$app gprs context?
 at$app param? 2306,*
• Change via AT Command
 at$app gprs context X “IP:apn for context X”
 at$app param 2306,X,“IP:apn for context X”
• Change via SMS Command
 !R1,2306,X,“apn for context X”

Network Username (parameter 2314, index 0..1)


• Query via AT Command
 at$app param? 2314,*
• Change via AT Command
 at$app param 2314,X,“username for context X”
• Change via SMS Command
 !R1,2314,X,“username for context X”

Network Password (parameter 2315, index 0..1)


• Query via AT Command
 at$app param? 2315,*
• Change via AT Command
 at$app param 2315,X,“password for context X”
• Change via SMS Command
 !R1,2315,X,“password for context X”

Inbound URL (parameter 2319, index 0..1)


• Query via AT Command
 at$app inbound?
o NOTE: Shows message format, URL, address, port with an * by the active
indexes
 at$app param? 2319,*
• Change via AT Command
 at$app inbound X url “url for context X”
 at$app param 2319,X,“url for context X”
• Change via SMS Command
 !R1,2319,X,url for context X

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Inbound IP Address List (parameter 768, index 0..3)


• 4000/4100 only
o NOTE: If you change the Inbound IP and you have an Inbound URL, on the next
reset/power-up the device will perform a DNS lookup on the Inbound URL and use
this IP, overwriting your Inbound IP. (Example: Inbound URL “myfleet.com” points to
IP 66.77.88.99. You then change the Inbound IP to 33.33.33.33. On the next
reset/powerup, the DNS lookup on the Inbound URL of “myfleet.com” finds IP
66.77.88.99 and overwrites this value into your Inbound IP parameter.) If you have
no Inbound URL, you may change the Inbound IP worry free.
• Query via AT Command
 at$app inbound?
o NOTE: Shows message format, URL, address, port with an * by the active
indexes
 at$app param? 768,*
• Change via AT Command
o 4000/4100
 at$app inbound X addr ip address for context X:port for context X
o NOTE: Must input IP and port using above command
 at$app param 768,X,“ip address for context X”
• Change via SMS Command
o 4100
 !R1,768,X,“ip address for context X”

Inbound Port List (parameter 769, index 0..3)


• Query via AT Command
 at$app inbound?
o NOTE: Shows message format, URL, address, port with an * by the active
indexes
 at$app param? 769,*
• Change via AT Command
o 4000/4100
 at$app inbound X addr ip address for context X:port for context X
o NOTE: Must input IP and port using above command
 at$app param 769,X,“port for context X”
o 1000/1500
 at$app param 769,X,“port for context X”
• Change via SMS Command
 !R1,769,X,“port for context X”

Send Event Report to Inbound Server (acknowledged)


• AT Command
 at$app peg sndrpt EventCode
 at$app peg 1 EventCode
• SMS Command
 !R3,1,EventCode

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Send ID Report to PULS Server


• AT Command
 at$app peg sndid 129
• SMS Command
 !R3,49,129

General Debug
• AT Command – Note other bit settings
 ats125=7 (to turn on)
 ats125=0 (to turn off)

HEX Message Display Debug


• AT Command - Note other bit settings
 ats124=16 (to turn on)
 ats124=0 (to turn off)

GPS Information
• Query via AT Command
 ati4
 atig
• Query via SMS Command
 !R5
 !RG
o NOTE: Returns above information to mobile device that sent SMS request

The following AT and SMS commands are the same for all devices (1000/1500/4000/4100)
Current wireless device status
• Query via AT Command
o atic
o at$app comm status?
 NOTE: Shows registration status, network acquisition status, RSSI, network
identifiers, phone # if available, associated serial numbers. Exact contents of
above will vary between radio networks

Version Information
• Query via AT Command - NOTE: Shows firmware version, processor features, device
S/N, GPS receiver type and version, wireless modem/phone type and version
o ati0

Serial Number Identification - NOTE: Shows ESN, IMEI, EID, IMSI, ICC-ID if applicable
• Query via AT Command
o ati1

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Modem Information - NOTE: Shows modem type and application version


• Query via AT Command
o ati2

Query LMU - NOTE: Shows firmware version, RSSI, connection status, APN/IP, GPS status,
Input status/voltage, Mobile ID, Inbound server IP:port
• Query via AT Command
o ati3
• Query via SMS
o !R0

Reset LMU
• AT Command
o atreset
• SMS Command
o !R3,70,0

Factory Reset LMU


• AT Command
o at#factory

Receive modified Hex Event Report on mobile device that sent SMS request
• SMS Command
o !R4

For further information, refer to the following CalAmp documentation:


• TechnoCom AT Command Set (4000/4100)
• LMU Users Guide (1000/1500/4000/4100)
o Parameters: Appendix A
o S-Register Settings: Appendix B
• LMU-1000 Hardware and Installation Guide (1000/1500)
• LMU-4000 Hardware and Installation Guide
• LMU-4100 Hardware and Installation Guide
• LMDirect Reference Manual (1000/1500/4000/4100)
• PEG Programming Guide (1000/1500/4000/4100)
• PULS Users Guide (1000/1500/4000/4100)
• LMU-4000/4100 Troubleshooting Guide
Any questions, e-mail [email protected]

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