ETM ETM770 User manual

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ETM770 User Manual
Get started scanning a signal with ETM770
1. Insert sim card as shown in picture above.
2. Insert the charger into the mini USB connector. Battery is charged with 5V. When charger is
successfully connected the screen shall look as follows:
3. Put on chosen antenna.
4. When menu is shown, press “Scan Signal” to scan. For additional settings please see chapter
Additional Settings.
5. Validate your result. Picture below shows a typical scan.
Front View
Top View

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I. Shows that the battery is charging, signal strength is 15, 3G network and frequency 2100MHz. R
means that the device is logged into home network and the sign left of the R shows that it is
connected.
II. Scanned network.
III. Signal strength in dBm and in parenthesis the corresponding value, which is a value between 1 and 31.
IV. Signal Strength Bar.
V. Minimum and maximum signal strength value during scan.
VI. LAC: The Local Area Network Code, CELL: cell identification number.
6. Press any button to abort scanning process and return to main menu.
7. To turn of the device, select Services and press OK.
8. Select Shutdown device and press OK.
Additional Settings
With ETM770 it is possible to make several additional settings.
Set up an ISP connection to PING a server:
1. To make the configurations needed a terminal program or a SMS is used.
2. Send following command: ET-IAPNx=+cgdcont=1, “ip”,”APN”<CR> where x is your own chosen number
and APN is your chosen APN.
3. To set the IP address send: ET-IP1=”Remote Server IP-Address”:”Remote Port” <CR>.
4. Go to Main menu in your ETM770.
5. Select “ISP connect”and press OK.
6. Select “Set APN” and press OK. Here you can see your configured APNs.
7. Select which APN(if you have configured more than one) you want to use and press OK.
8. Return to previous menu.
9. Select “Open ISP Connection” and press OK.
10. When “connected” is shown on the display, return to previous menu. Following figure can also be
seen in the display window:
11. Select which IP-address you want to confirm connection with and press OK.
12. If your installation is sufficient you shall get a “Ping reply OK” back.
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< III
< IV
< VI
< V
< II
< VII
ISP connected

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Select which operator to scan amongst available operators:
1. Return to main menu.
2. Select “Net Operators” and press OK.
3. A list of operators is shown. To see which operators are available please see the numbers on the right
of the display.
View network status:
1. Return to main menu.
2. Select Status and press OK.
3. Select Network and press OK.
4. The first view will look similar to the following:
5. If you press the down arrow once you will get a picture that looks similar to the one below:
6. If you press the down arrow once again you will get the following:
15 3G : 2100
"Sweden 3G" 2,3G
"Telenor SE" 3,2G
"3 SE" 3,3G
Op available, GSM
"S COMVIQ" 1,2G
"TELIA S" 3,2G
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Figure 1 declares if the network is available or not:
0. Unknown operator
1. Operator Available
2. Current operator
3. Operator forbidden
Figure 2 shows whether the operator is accessed by 2G or 3G:
2. 2G/GSM
3. 3G/UMTS
15 3G : 2100
" Sweden3G","",0
EC / n0 : -11.5 BER : N/A
CHANN: 10787 / 2100MHz
SQ : 8dB SRxL : 13dB
MCC : 240 MNC : 5
PSC : 369 RSCP : -102dBm
15 3G : 2100
" Sweden3G","",0
10787 , 275 , -6.5 , -83
10787 , 19 , -19.0 , -95
10787 , 412 , -10.5 , -86
10787 , 337 , -18.5 , -94
15 3G : 2100
Registered, roaming
Net Provider (EONS):
" Sweden3G","",0
SIM READY
LAC : D4 CELL : D41330

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7. Press the down button again and you will have gotten all the network information available:
8. Table below shows a brief explanation of the network abbreviations.
Abbreviation
Full name
Further Explanations
CHANN
CHANNEL
Shows the ARFCN(Absolute Frequency Channel Number) of
the Radio Band Frequency.
PSC
Primary Synchronization
Code
Describes start and stop time for the time slot that the
device has been allocated.
MCC
Mobile Country Code
The first part of the PLMN code.
MNC
Mobile Network Code
The second part of the PLMN code.
EC/n0
Carrier to Noise Ratio
LAC
Local Area Code
CELL
CELL ID
Cell identification number
APN
Access Point Name
This will only be useful information if you have set up an
ISP connection.
LIP
Local IP
This will only be useful information if you have set up an
ISP connection.
RSCP
Received Signal Code
Power
Measured in dBm
SQ
Signal Quality
Quality value for base station selection in dBm
SRxL
RX level value for base station selection indBm
Scan a specific Radio Band Region (This feature is only available on ETM770-1):
1. Return to main menu.
2. Select Services and press OK.
3. Select Radio Band Region and press OK.
4. Select the radio band you want to scan and press OK.
15 3G : 2100
LIP:0.0.0.0
" Sweden3G","",0
APN: "isplnk.swip.net"

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Scan for a specific Radio Band (this feature is only available on the 3G versions, ETM770-2 and ETM770-3):
1. Return to main menu.
2. Select Services and press OK.
3. Select Radio Band and press OK.
4. Select the radio band you want to scan.
View IP setting:
1. Return to main menu.
2. Select status and press OK.
3. Select Settings and press OK.
4. If you have set an ISP connection up (described in chapter “Set up an ISP connection to PING
a server”) the display shall look something similar to the picture below.
View last scan:
1. Return to main menu.
2. Select Status and press OK.
3. Select Last scan and press OK.
4. Display will show the scanned operator, the minimum and maximum signal strength value
and the average signal strength value.
View number of neighbor cells:
1. Return to main menu.
2. Select Signal Scanning and press OK.
3. Select Neighbor cells and press OK.
4. The device will show the text scanning…and after the scanning is finished the number of cells
will be written on the display.
5. Note: The number of cells is an instantaneous value. This means that two scans after one
another can show different results and that these values shall be seen as an indication more
than an absolute value.
RIP1: Remote IP address 1
RPORT1: Remote Port 1
RIP2: Remote IP address 2*
RPORT2: Remote Port 2*
*Remote IP address 2 and remote port only
shows if you have configured them too.