Neoway M590 Setup guide

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M590

AT

COMMAND

COMMAND SETS

SETS

V

V3.0

3.0

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Copyright Statement

Statement

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Other trademarks in this manual belong to their owners.

Clarification

This specification applies to M590/M590E

This specification is for system engineers, research engineers and test engineers.

This specification is, without prior notice, subject to changes and updates as deemed neccesary by

Neoway to suit enhancements or changes to the module.

All statements, information and suggestions in this manual do not constitute any express or implied

guarantees.

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Revision

Revision Record

Record

Version

Version Change

Change

Change content

content

content Effective

Effective

time

V1.0 Original version 200808

V2.0 Modified the layout style 200906

V2.1 Revised version, added

AT

commands for

AT+CEER/AT+CMEE/AT+CSMP/AT+CSDH/AT+CSCB/AT&V/AT&W；

200907

V2.2 Revised version, added TCP/IP command sets NOTES 200908

V2.3 Revised version,added description for

AT

command of soft power off 201006

V2.4 1）Revised version, added command switch NOTES

2）Added signal setup instructions

201012

V2.5 Revised version

1）Added

AT

commands of AT+GPRSSTATUS, support external

protocol stack for signal lights control;

2）Added the value of the two signal lights State 3, 4:

AT+SIGNAL=3:Normal state is blinking, always on after the GPRS link

AT+SIGNAL=4:Normal state is OFF, always on after the GPRS link

Corresponding module software version is V1.20u

V1.20u

201101

V2.6 Revised version, added command switch NOTES 201104

V2.7 Revised version, Change PDU message flow, added the instructions of

sending data

201105

V2.8 Revised version,added AT+XBANDSEL command instruction 201107

V2.9 Revised version,added authentication command NOTES 201108

V3.0 Revised version,added echo suppression level set: +SETECLVL

201111

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TABLE

TABLE OF

OF

OF CONTENTS

CONTENTS

1

1GENERAL

GENERAL

GENERAL COMMAND

COMMAND

COMMAND................................................................................................................................

................................................................................................................................

................................................................................................................................5

5

1.1 GET SEQUENCE NUMBER：+CGSN................................................................................................................. 5

1.2 GET INTERNATIONAL MOBILE SUBSCRIBER IDENTIFICATION：+CIMI........................................................................ 5

1.3 GET SIM CARD IDENTIFICATION：+CCID.......................................................................................................... 6

1.4 GET VERSION：+GETVERS.............................................................................................................................6

1.5 REPEAT THE PREVIOUS COMMAND：A/.............................................................................................................6

1.6 GET THE MODULE

’

SMODEL：+CGMM........................................................................................................... 7

1.7 GET THE MODULE

’

SINFORMATION：I...............................................................................................................7

1.8 ECHO：E...................................................................................................................................................8

1.9 DISPLAY THE CURRENT CONFIGURATION：&V.....................................................................................................8

1.10 SAVE CURRENT CONFIGURATION：&W............................................................................................................. 9

2

2MOBILE

MOBILE

MOBILE DEVICES

DEVICES

DEVICES CONTROL

CONTROL

CONTROL AND

AND

AND STATUS

STATUS

STATUS REPORT

REPORT

REPORT.......................................................................

.......................................................................

....................................................................... 10

10

2.1 CHECK THE MODULE

’

S

STATUS

：+CPAS.......................................................................................................... 10

2.2 CHECK NETWORK REGISTRATION

STATUS

：+CREG............................................................................................. 10

2.3 POWER OFF：+CPWROFF......................................................................................................................... 11

2.4 SET MODULE FUNCTION：+CFUN.................................................................................................................11

2.5 LOW-POWER SET：+ENPWRSAVE...................................................................................................................13

2.6 CLOCK：+CCLK........................................................................................................................................ 13

2.7 SET THE MODULE

’

SBAUD RATE：+IPR............................................................................................................14

2.8 INPUT PIN CODE：+CPIN...........................................................................................................................14

2.9 PIN ENABLE AND CHECK FUNCTION：+CLCK................................................................................................... 15

2.10 PIN CHANGE THE PASSWORD：+CPWD......................................................................................................... 16

2.11

P

ARITY CHECK：+ICF..................................................................................................................................17

2.12 MULTIPLEXED MODE：+CMUX.................................................................................................................... 17

2.13 EXTENDED ERROR REPORT：+CEER.............................................................................................................19

2.14 SET ERROR INDICATION MESSAGE：+CMEE.....................................................................................................19

3

3NETWORK

NETWORK

NETWORK SERVICES

SERVICES

SERVICES COMMANDS

COMMANDS

COMMANDS......................................................................................................

......................................................................................................

...................................................................................................... 21

21

3.1 SIGNAL INTENSITY：+CSQ...........................................................................................................................21

3.2 NETWORK SELECTION：+COPS.................................................................................................................... 21

3.3 SET BAND：+XBANDSEL...........................................................................................................................23

4

4SMS

SMS

SMS SERVICE

SERVICE

SERVICE COMMANDS

COMMANDS

COMMANDS....................................................................................................................

....................................................................................................................

.................................................................................................................... 24

24

4.1 CHOOSE SMS SERVICE：+CSMS.................................................................................................................. 24

4.2 PRIMARY SMS STORAGE：+CPMS............................................................................................................... 24

4.3 SET SMS MODE：+CMGF..........................................................................................................................25

4.4 SET TE CHARACTER SETS:+CSCS................................................................................................................... 26

4.5 SET MESSAGE INDICATION FORMAT: + CNMI.................................................................................................... 26

4.6 READ MESSAGE：+CMGR...........................................................................................................................27

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4.7 MESSAGE LIST：+CMGL.............................................................................................................................29

4.8 MESSAGE SENDING：+CMGS...................................................................................................................... 29

4.9 WRITE MESSAGE：+CMGW........................................................................................................................31

4.10 SEND STORED MESSAGE：+CMSS................................................................................................................. 32

4.11 DELETE MESSAGE：+CMGD........................................................................................................................32

4.12 SERVICE CENTER ADDRESS：+CSCA............................................................................................................... 33

4.13 SET TEXT MODE

P

ARAMETERS:+CSMP.......................................................................................................... 33

4.14 DISPLAY TEXT MODE PARAMETER：+CSDH......................................................................................................34

4.15 CHOOSE CELL BROADCAST MESSAGE TYPE：+CSCB........................................................................................... 35

5

5TELEPHONE

TELEPHONE

TELEPHONE BOOK

BOOK

BOOK COMMANDS

COMMANDS

COMMANDS..........................................................................................................

..........................................................................................................

.......................................................................................................... 36

36

5.1 CHOOSE PHONE BOOK STORAGE:+CPBS................................................................................................. 36

5.2 READ PHONE BOOK:+CPBR.....................................................................................................................36

5.3 FIND PHONE BOOK:+CPBF......................................................................................................................37

5.4 WRITE PHONE BOOK:+CPBW..................................................................................................................37

5.5 GAIN NATIVE NUMBER:+CNUM..............................................................................................................38

6

6SUPPLEMENTARY

SUPPLEMENTARY

SUPPLEMENTARY SERVICE

SERVICE

SERVICE COMMANDS

COMMANDS

COMMANDS..........................................................................................

..........................................................................................

.......................................................................................... 40

40

6.1 CALL DIVERTING:+CCFC.......................................................................................................................... 40

6.2 CALL WAITING:+CCWA........................................................................................................................... 40

6.3 CALL HOLD AND THREE-WAY-CALL:+CHLD................................................................................................41

7

7GPRS

GPRS

GPRS COMMANDS

COMMANDS

COMMANDS...................................................................................................................................

...................................................................................................................................

................................................................................................................................... 42

42

7.1 SET PDPFORMAT：+CGDCONT.................................................................................................................. 42

7.2 SEND USSD

DATA

：+CUSD........................................................................................................................ 42

7.3 D

ATA

MODE AND

AT

MODE SWITCH SETTINGS：&D2.........................................................................................43

7.4 D

ATA

MODE SWITCH TO

AT

MODE：+++.........................................................................................................43

7.5

AT

MODE SWITCHED TO

DATA

MODE：O......................................................................................................... 44

7.6 USER AUTHENTICATION:+XGAUTH...............................................................................................................44

8

8TCP/IP

TCP/IP

TCP/IP AT

AT

AT COMMANDS

COMMANDS

COMMANDS............................................................................................................................

............................................................................................................................

............................................................................................................................46

46

8.1 SELECT INTERNAL OR EXTERNAL PROTOCOL STACK：+XISP...................................................................................46

8.2 ESTABLISH PPP LINK：+XIIC........................................................................................................................ 46

8.3 ESTABLISH TCP LINK：+TCPSETUP.............................................................................................................. 47

8.4 SEND TCP

DATA

：+TCPSEND..................................................................................................................... 47

8.5 RECEIVE TCP

DATA

：+TCPRECV.................................................................................................................. 48

8.6 CLOSE TCP LINK：+TCPCLOSE....................................................................................................................48

8.7 ESTABLISH UDP LINK：+UDPSETUP.............................................................................................................49

8.8 SEND UDP

DATA

：+UDPSEND................................................................................................................... 50

8.9 RECEIVE UDP

DATA

：+UDPRECV................................................................................................................ 50

8.10 CLOSE UDP LINK：+UDPCLOSE..................................................................................................................51

8.11 CHECK TCP/UDP LINK

STATUS

：+IPSTATUS................................................................................................... 51

8.12 TCP/IP

AT

COMMANDS NOTE..................................................................................................................... 52

9

9DNS

DNS

DNS（DOMAIN

DOMAIN

DOMAIN NAME

NAME

NAME SERVER

SERVER

SERVER）COMMANDS

COMMANDS

COMMANDS...................................................................................

...................................................................................

................................................................................... 53

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9.1 CHECK IP ADDRESS..................................................................................................................................... 53

9.2 CHECK OR SET DNS.................................................................................................................................... 53

10

10 TCP

TCP

TCP SERVER

SERVER

SERVER AT

AT

AT COMMANDS

COMMANDS

COMMANDS................................................................................................................

................................................................................................................

................................................................................................................ 54

54

10.1 SETTING THE SERVER TCP LISTENER:+TCPLISTEN............................................................................................ 54

10.2 CLOSE LISTENING LINKS:+CLOSELISTEN........................................................................................................ 54

10.3 CLOSE THE MASTER STATION LINK:+CLOSECLIENT........................................................................................... 55

10.4 RECEIVE THE

DATA

FROM THE MAIN STATION:+TCPRECV(S)................................................................................55

10.5 THE

DATA

SENT TO THE MASTER STATION:+TCPSENDS.......................................................................................55

10.6 CHECK

STATUS

OF THE MASTER

STATION

LINK:+CLIENTSTATUS........................................................................... 56

10.7 SET MODULE SIGNAL

STATUS

:+SIGNAL.......................................................................................................... 56

10.8 SETTING EXTERNAL PROTOCOL STACK LIGHT

STATUS

:+GPRSSTATUS...................................................................... 57

11

11 FTP

FTP

FTP AT

AT

AT COMMANDS

COMMANDS

COMMANDS.................................................................................................................................

.................................................................................................................................

................................................................................................................................. 58

58

11.1 LOGIN FTP SERVER：+FTPLOGIN................................................................................................................ 58

11.2 LOGOUT FTP SERVER：+FTPLOGOUT.......................................................................................................... 59

11.3 DOWNLOAD

DATA

FROM FTP SERVER：+FTPGET.............................................................................................59

11.4 UPLOAD

DATA

TO FTP SERVER：+FTPPUT......................................................................................................60

11.5 CHECK FTP

STATUS

：+FTPSTATUS...............................................................................................................61

12

12 APPENDIX

APPENDIX

APPENDIX（AT

AT

AT COMMAND

COMMAND

COMMAND FLOW

FLOW

FLOW CHART

CHART

CHART OF

OF

OF COMMONLY

COMMONLY

COMMONLY USED

USED

USED FUNCTIONS

FUNCTIONS

FUNCTIONS）：....................

....................

.................... 62

62

12.1

AT

COMMAND FLOW CHART FOR SETTING UP TCP CONNECT................................................................................ 62

12.2

AT

COMMAND SETTING AND CHECKING FLOW CHART FOR ‘SMS FULL’.................................................................... 64

12.3 SMS GENERAL

AT

COMMANDS......................................................................................................................65

12.3.1 Flow chart for sending text mode SMS......................................................................................66

12.3.2 Flow chart for sending PDU mode SMS.................................................................................... 67

12.4 LOW CONSUMPTION MODE SETTING.............................................................................................................. 67

13

13 FAQ

FAQ

FAQ..............................................................................................................................................................

..............................................................................................................................................................

..............................................................................................................................................................68

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1General command

1.1 Get Sequence Number：+CGSN

Description

Description This

This

This command

command

command is

is

is to

to

to get

get

get sequence

sequence

sequence number,

number,

number, known

known

known as

as

as IMEI

IMEI

IMEI (International

(International

Mobile

Mobile Equipment

Equipment

Equipment identity).

identity).

Format AT+CGSN

Syntax NULL

Response <IMEI>

OK

Or

CME ERROR:<error>

Example AT+CGSN

358511020024166

OK

Read the command.

AT+CGSN

CME ERROR：<error>

NOTE

This code is a15-digit numeral

1.2 Get International Mobile Subscriber Identification：+CIMI

Description

Description This

This

This command

command

command is

is

is to

to

to get

get

get IMSI

IMSI

IMSI（international

international

international mobile

mobile

mobile subscriber

subscriber

subscriber identification

identification

identification）.

.

Format AT+CIMI

Syntax NULL

Response <IMSI>

OK

Or

CME ERROR:<error>

Example AT+CIMI

460029202075769

OK

Read the command.

AT+CIMI

CME ERROR：<error>

Read the command ERROR.

NOTE

This code contains 15 figures, starting with three-digit MCC and double-digit MNC,

to authenticate SIM-card code.

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1.3 Get SIM card Identification：+CCID

Description

Description This

This

This command

command

command is

is

is to

to

to get

get

get SIM

SIM

SIM card

card

card ICCID

ICCID

ICCID.

.

Format AT+CCID

Syntax NULL

Response <ICCID>

OK

Or

CME ERROR:<error>

Example AT+CCID

+CCID: 89860002190810001367

OK

Read the command.

AT+CCID

CME ERROR：<error>

Read the command ERROR.

NOTE

ICCID is 20 digits.

1.4 Get Version：+getvers

Description

Description This

This

This command

command

command is

is

is to

to

to get

get

get the

the

the software

software

software version.

version.

Format at+getvers

Syntax NULL

Response <version>

OK

Or

CME ERROR:<error>

Example at+getvers

1100_C6C30000_V0120n

OK

at+getvers

CME ERROR：<error>

NOTE

1.5 Repeat the previous command：A/

Description

Description This

This

This command

command

command is

is

is to

to

to r

r

repeat

epeat

epeat the

the

the previous

previous command,

command,

command, except

except

except A/

A/

A/ itself.

itself.

Format A/

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Syntax NULL

Response See the example below.

Example AT+CGSN

358511020002311

OK

A/

358511020002311

OK

NOTE

NOTE A / command can’t repeat the following command:

at+getvers/at+audchannel/at+enpwrsave/ ati /at+cgmm

1.6 Get the Module

’

smodel：+CGMM

Description

Description This

This

This commad

commad

commad is

is

is to

to

to c

c

check

heck

heck the

the

the model

model

model of

of

of the

the

the module.

module.

Format at+cgmm?

Syntax NULL

Response See the example below.

Example at+cgmm?

M590

OK

NOTE

1.7 Get the module

’

sInformation：I

Description

Description This

This

This command

command

command is

is

is to

to

to c

c

check

heck

heck the

the

the information

information

information of

of

of the

the

the module

module

module，including

including

including factory,

factory,

model

model and

and

and version.

version.

Format ati

Syntax NULL

Response See the example below.

Example ati

NEOWAY

M590

REVISION 01.30e

OK

[factory]

model

version

OK

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1.8 Echo：E

Description

Description This

This

This command

command

command is

is

is to

to

to e

e

enable

nable

nable /

/

/disable

disable

disable Echo

Echo

Echo.

.

Format ATE<n>

Syntax <n>：only could be 0or 1.

Response See the example below.

Example ATE1

OK

AT

OK

Set Echo

Input

AT,

response echo

ATE0

OK

AT

OK

Shut down Echo

Input

AT,

no echo

NOTE

Dial-up and then enter into the command mode, it will automatically forbid Echo.

ATE is equal toATE0。

1.9 Display the current configuration：&V

Description

Description This

This

This command

command

command is

is

is to

to

to display

display

display the

the

the current

current

current configuration

configuration

configuration and

and

and storage

storage

storage documents

documents

Format AT&V

Syntax NULL

Response See the example below.

Example AT&V

ACTIVE PROFILE:

&C1, &D1, &K0, E1, Q0, V1, X0, S00:000, S02:043, S03:013, S04:010, S05:008,

S07:255, +CBST:007, 000, 001, +CRLP:061, 061, 048, 006, +CR:000, +CRC:000

STORED PROFILE 0:

&C1, &D1, &K3, E1, Q0, V1, X4, S00:000, S02:043, S03:013, S04:010, S05:008,

S07:060, +CBST:007, 000, 001, +CRLP:061, 061, 048, 006, +CR:000, +CRC:000

STORED PROFILE 1:

&C1, &D1, &K3, E1, Q0, V1, X4, S00:000, S02:043, S03:013, S04:010, S05:008,

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S07:060, +CBST:007, 000, 001, +CRLP:061, 061, 048, 006, +CR:000, +CRC:000

OK

NOTE

1.10 Save current configuration：&W

Description

Description T

T

This

his

his command

command

command is

is

is to

to

to save

save

save current

current

current valid

valid

valid configuration

configuration

configuration in

in

in the

the

the specified

specified

specified file

file

file (one

(one

of

of the

the

the two

two

two storage

storage

storage documents)

documents)

Format AT&W[<value>]

Syntax <value>:

0: choose document 0 as configuration storage NVRAM, no need to input 0

1: choose document 1 as configuration storage NVRAM

Response See the example below.

Example AT&W

OK

Equal to AT&W0

AT&W1

OK

T

o store the current configurationin document 1

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2Mobile devices control and status report

2.1 Check the module

’

sstatus：+CPAS

Description

Description This

This

This command

command

command is

is

is to

to

to check

check

check the

the

the module

module

’

s

scurrent

current

current operation

operation

operation status.

status.

Format AT+CPAS

Syntax <pas>

This value may be：

0：ready（the module can implement

AT

commands）

2：unknow（unknown status）

3：ringing（the module can implement

AT

command，it will be ringing status when

there is an incoming call）

4：call in progress（the module can implement

AT

command, in call connecting or

caller ringing status.）

5：asleep（Module is in sleep mode, not ready）

Response +CPAS: <pas>

OK

or

CME ERROR: <error>

Example AT+CPAS

+CPAS：0

OK

AT+CPAS

CME ERROR：<error>

NOTE

2.2 Check network registration status：+CREG

Description

Description This

This

This command

command

command is

is

is to

to

to c

c

check

heck

heck network

network

network registration

registration

registration status

status

status of

of

of the

the

the module.

module.

Format AT+CREG=<mode>

AT+CREG?

Syntax <mode>

The value may be：

0：not allow the network registration to provide result code（default settings）

1：allow the network registration to provide result code

2：allow the network registration to provide local information (CELLID, LOCALID)

<stat>

The value may be：

0：not registered, the terminal is not searching new operators

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1：has been registered local network

2：the registration is refused

3：not registered, the terminal is searching base stations

4：unknown code

5：has been registered, at roaming status

Response OK

or

CME ERROR: <error>

+CREG：<mode>,<stat>

OK

Example AT+CREG=1

OK

Register settings allow the

network to provide result code.

AT+CREG=1

CME ERROR：<error>

AT+CREG?

+CREG：0,1

OK

Display the module has been

registered on the local network.

NOTE

2.3 Power off：+CPWROFF

Description

Description This

This

This command

command

command is

is

is to

to

to s

s

switch

witch

witch off

off

off the

the

the module.

module.

Format AT+CPWROFF

Syntax NULL

Response OK

or

CME ERROR:<error>

Example AT+CPWROFF

OK

AT+CPWROFF

CME ERROR：<error>

NOTE

This instruction is a soft-shutdown, after executing this instruction, do not for ON /

OFF pin to operate, otherwise it will cause the module to power on again lead to fail

to shutdown.

2.4 Set module function：+CFUN

Description

Description This

This

This command

command

command is

is

is to

to

to select

select

select functions

functions

functions of

of

of module

module

module by

by

by setting

setting

setting <fun>.

<fun>.

<fun>. Only

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Only some

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values

values of

of

of <fun>

<fun>

<fun> are

are

are allowed.

allowed.

Format AT+CFUN=<fun>

AT+CFUN?

Syntax <fun>：

Optional functions may be：

0: minimum functionality meaning switch off of the MS

1: full functionality meaning start up MS (from offline mode)

4: disable phone both transmit and receive RF circuits (Airplane mode)

(GFS21 line and higher)

6: enables the SIM-toolkit interface and fetching of proactive commands by

SIM-APPL from the SIM-card

7: disables the SIM-toolkit interface and enables fetching of proactive

commands by SIM-APPL from the SIM-card

8: disable fetching of proactive commands by SIM-APPL from the

SIM-card

15:silent reset (reset MS without resetting the SIM).

16: reset (reset MS with resetting the SIM).

Response +CFUN：<power_mode>，<STK_mode>

<power_mode>

The value may be:

1: MS is switched on

2: invalid mode

17: airplane mode

<STK_mode>

The value may be:

0: inactive state

6: enables the SIM-toolkit interface and fetching of proactive commands by

SIM-APPL from the SIM-card

7: disables the SIM-toolkit interface and enables fetching of proactive

commands by SIM-APPL from the SIM-card

8: disable fetching of proactive commands by SIM-APPL from the

SIM-card

Example AT+CFUN=1

OK

AT+CFUN=1

CME ERROR：<error>

AT+CFUN?

+CFUN：1，0

OK

NOTE

if the syntaxes +CFUN=0,+CFUN=15 or +CFUN=16 are used, the rest of the

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2.5 Low-power set：+enpwrsave

Description

Description This

This

This command

command

command is

is

is to

to

to s

s

set

et

et allow

allow

allow the

the

the module

module

module to

to

to enter

enter

enter into

into

into power

power

power save

save

save mode

mode

mode or

or

not.

Format at+enpwrsave=<n>

at+enpwrsave?

Syntax <n>：

0：not allow to enter into power save mode

1：allow to enter into power save mode

Response See the example below.

Example at+enpwrsave=1

OK

at+enpwrsave=1

CME ERROR：<error>

at+enpwrsave?

+ENPWRSAVE：1

OK

NOTE

1) the values of <n> are not save when power off

2)after enabling power save mode, the external should drive the DTR signal to low

Level and all circuits inside the module are allowed to enter power save mode. At

this time, the module can be entered into power save mode.

2.6 Clock：+CCLK

Description

Description This

This

This set

set

set command

command

command sets

sets

sets the

the

the real-time

real-time

real-time clock

clock

clock of

of

of the

the

the module.

module.

Format AT+CCLK=<time>

AT+CCLK?

Syntax <time >：

string type value; format is “yy/MM/dd,hh:mm:ss+TZ”, wherein characters indicate

year, month, day, hour, minute and second.

TZ ：2digits number indicates the time difference between local time and GMT.

This information is optional, only if when the network supports the information

could display.

Response See the example below.

Example AT+CCLK=”08/07/01,14：54：01”

OK

AT+CCLK=”08/07/01,14：54：01”

CME ERROR：<error>

AT+CCLK?

+CCLK：“08/07/01,14：54：10”

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OK

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2.7 Set the module

’

sbaud rate：+IPR

Description

Description This

This

This command

command

command is

is

is to

to

to set

set

set the

the

the module

module

module’

’

’s

s

sbaud

baud

baud rate.

rate.

Format AT+IPR=<baud rate>

AT+IPR?

Syntax <baud rate >：

（2400,4800,9600,14400,19200,28800,38400,57600,115200,230400,460800）

Response See the example below.

Example AT+IPR=115200

OK

AT+IPR=115200

CME ERROR：<error>

AT+IPR?

+IPR:115200

OK

NOTE

NOTE 1、The default baud rate is 115200；

2、The baud rate settings could be saved and no need to reset.

2.8 Input PIN code：+CPIN

Description

Description This

This

This command

command

command is

is

is to

to

to check

check

check PIN

PIN status

status

status and

and

and input

input

input PIN

PIN code.

code.

Format AT+CPIN=<pin>[,<newpin>]

AT+CPIN？

Syntax <pin>：

<newpin> is a string type value.

Response +CPIN：<code>

< code >

This value may be：

-READY：no need to input any passwords

-SIM PIN：need to input PIN code

-SIM PUK：need to input PUK code

-SIM PIN2：need to input PIN2 code

-SIM PUK2：need to input PUK2 code

Example AT+COPS=0

ERROR

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AT+CPIN=”0933”

OK

AT+COPS=0

OK

AT+CPIN？

+CPIN:READY

OK

NOTE

Input correct PIN code before using the module, or the module does not work and

response ERROR.

When inputing PUN or PUK2, it must set up anew PIN code, the new PIN code will

replace the old one.

2.9 PIN enable and check function：+CLCK

Description

Description This

This

This command

command

command is

is

is to

to

to lock,

lock,

lock, unlock

unlock

unlock and

and

and check

check

check MT

MT

MT and

and

and network

network

network device.

device.

Format AT+CLCK=<fac>,<mode>[,<passwd>[,<class>]]

Syntax <fac >：

“OI”：outgoing international calls；

“AI”：all incoming calls；

“IR”：all incoming calls when roaming outside local place；

“SC”：SIM card；

“AO”：outgoing calls；

“OX”：outgoing international calls except local place；

“AB”：all call services；

“AG”：all outgoing call services；

“AC”：all incoming call services；

“FD”：SIM card fix dialing memory feature；

“PS”：PH-SIM（lock phone to SIM-card）；

“PN”：network personalisation；

“PU”：network subsystem personalisation；

“PP”：service provider personalisation；

“PC”：corporate personalization.

<mode>：

0：unlock；

1：lock；

2：check status.

<passwd>：

Password or operation code, string type.

<class>：

1：voice

2：data

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4：fax

8：SMS

16：data circuit sync

32：data circuit async

64：dedicated package access

128：dedicated PAD access

Response See the example below.

Example AT+CLCK=”SC”,1,”0933”

OK

AT+CLCK=”SC”,1,”0933”

CME ERROR：<error>

NOTE

2.10 PIN change the password：+CPWD

Description

Description This

This

This command

command

command is

is

is to

to

to modify

modify

modify the

the

the lock

lock

lock password

password

password of

of

of the

the

the module.

module.

Format AT+CPWD=<fac>,<oldpwd>,<newpwd>

Syntax <fac >：

“OI”：outgoing international calls；

“AI”：all incoming calls；

“IR”：all incoming calls when roaming outside local place；

“SC”：SIM card；

“AO”：outgoing calls；

“OX”：outgoing international calls except local place；

“AB”：all call services；

“AG”：all outgoing call services；

“AC”：all incoming call services；

“FD”：SIM card fix dialing memory feature；

“PS”：PH-SIM（lock phone to SIM-card）；

“PN”：network personalisation；

“PU”：network subsystem personalisation；

“PP”：service provider personalisation；

“PC”：corporate personalization.

<oldpwd>：

Old password or operation code, string type.

<newpwd>：

New password or operation code, string type.

Response See the example below.

Example AT+CPWD=”SC”,”0933”,”0934”

OK

AT+CPWD=”SC”,”0933”,”0934”

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CME ERROR：<error>

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2.11 Parity check：+ICF

Description

Description This

This

This command

command

command is

is

is to

to

to set

set

set the

the

the parity

parity

parity of

of

of the

the

the module.

module.

Format AT+ICF=[<format>[,<parity>]]

AT+ICF?

Syntax <format>:

0：auto detect

1：8data 2 stop

2：8data 1parity 1 stop

3：8data 1 stop

4：7data 2 stop

5：7data 1parity 1 stop

6：7data 1 stop

<parity>:

0：odd

1：even

2：mark

3：space

Response See the example below.

Example AT+ICF=3,1

OK

AT+ICF=3,1

CME ERROR: <error>

AT+ICF?

+ICF:3,1

NOTE

2.12 Multiplexed mode：+CMUX

Description

Description T

T

This

his

his command

command

command is

is

is to

to

to enable

enable

enable the

the

the multiplexed

multiplexed

multiplexed protocol

protocol

protocol control

control

control channel

channel

channel defined

defined

by

by GSM07.10.

GSM07.10.

GSM07.10. This

This

This AT

AT

AT command

command

command set

set

set the

the

the value

value

value of

of

of control

control

control channel.

channel.

channel. If

If

If there

there

there is

is

no

no value

value

value input,

input,

input, the

the

the default

default

default value

value

value will

will

will take

take

take effect.

effect.

effect. If

If

If not

not

not supporting

supporting

supporting automatic

automatic

baud

baud rate,

rate,

rate, the

the

the user-specified

user-specified

user-specified baud

baud

baud rate

rate

rate will

will

will take

take

take effect.

effect.

effect. R

R

Return

eturn

eturn code

code

code OK

OK

OK or

or

CME

CME ERROR:

ERROR:

ERROR: <error>

<error>

<error> will

will

will return

return

return as

as

as old

old

old interface

interface

interface baud

baud

baud rate,

rate,

rate, the

the

the new

new

new set

set

set value

value

will

will take

take

take effect

effect

effect only

only

only when

when

when OK

OK

OK has

has

has been

been

been sent.

sent.

sent. If

If

If using

using

using +CMUX

+CMUX

+CMUX command

command

command when

when

the

the serial

serial

serial is

is

is multiplexed,

multiplexed,

multiplexed, it

it

it will

will

will return

return

return an

an

an error

error

error code

code

code CME_ERROR:

CME_ERROR:

CME_ERROR: operation

operation

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not

not allowed.

allowed.

Format AT+CMUX=<mode>[,<subset>[,<port_speed>[,<N1>[,<T1>[,<N2>[,<T2>[,<T3

>[,<k>]]]]]]]

Syntax <mode>(multiplexer Transparency Mechanism)：

0：Basic option

1：Adcanced option（not support currently）

<subset>：this value defined the setting method of the multiplexed control channel.

Then a virtual channel will be set, its setting value will be set in accordance with

<subset> of control channel before the negociation that how to set the value of

virtual channel.

0：UIH frames used only

1：UI frames used only（Not support at present.）

2：Iframes used only（Not support at present.）

Default value：0

<port_speed>：（transfer rate）Not support any longer，it will response 0 all the time

when reading the command.

1：9600 bit/s

2：19200 bit/s

3：38400 bit/s

4：57600 bit/s

5：115200 bit/s

6：230400 bit/s

7：1Mbit/s（default value）

<N1>（the maximum length of frame）

1～32768；at present only support the setting range from 1to1509.

Default value：31（if using Advanced option，the default value should be 64）

<T1>（acknowledgement timer，10ms per unit）

1~255，the default value is 10（100ms）

<N2>）（the maximum times of re-transfer）

0～100，the default value is 3。At present it only supports value 0～5。

<T2>（respone timer for multiplexer control channel，10ms per unit）

2~255,the default value is 30（300ms）

NOTE：T2 must be bigger than T1.

<T3>（wake up repone timer，

’

s

’

as the unit）

1～255，the default value is 10。Not support at present, response value 0 when

reading the command.

<k>（window size，to the error-recovery options to do Adcanced operation）

1~7,default value is 2。Not support at present, response value 0 when reading

the command.

Response OK

or

CME ERROR: <error>

or

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