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GPS data
This creates a GPS data endpoint.
Note: You must have GPS enabled before you can create this endpoint.
User defined executable
Allows you to specify an executable and parameters to be used as an endpoint. For example, the following executable reads the
phone module temperature every second.
while true; do rdb_get wwan.0.radio.temperature; sleep 1; done
The temperature can then be sent to another endpoint.
ITEM
Host port
Baud rate
Data bits
Stop bits
Parity
Hardware flow control
Software flow control
DSR action
DCD action
DTR action
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Figure 83 - GPS data endpoint configuration
Figure 84 – User defined executable endpoint configuration
Use the drop down list to select the serial port to use. If no USB-to-Ethernet adapter is connected, the only
available selection is the Built-in serial port.
The serial (V.24) port baud rate. By default the serial line format is 8 data bits, No parity, 1 Stop bit.
Refer to the AT (V.250) AT Command Manual if you need to change the serial line format.
The default serial line data bits setting used is 8. Options include 5 – 8 bits.
The default stop bit setting is set to 1. However the stop bit setting can be set to 2 bits if required.
Parity is the means to detect transmission errors. An extra data bit is transmitted with each data character, and is
arranged in a fashion such that the number of 1 bits in each character, including the parity bit, is always odd or
always even. If a byte is received with the wrong number of 1s, then this shows the data must be corrupt. Options
include none, odd or even. The default setting is none for no parity checks.
• Off - Serial port flow control off
• Hardware - Serial port uses RTS/CTS flow control
Enables or disables software flow control.
Sets the Data Set Ready action. This is an output from the modem and this configuration determines the pin's
behavior.
• Always: DSR is always on.
• Registered: When connected to a CSD endpoint, sets pin to "on" when modem is in data mode.
• Session established: When connected to PPP endpoint, sets pin on when PDP is connected, when connected
to IP modem endpoint, sets pin to on when modem is in online state (e.g. data connection is established).
• Never: DSR is always off.
• Mimic DTR: mimics the DTR pin.
Determines how the router controls the state of the serial port Data Carrier Detect (DCD) line.
• Always On: DCD is always on.
• Connect: DCD is on when a connection is established in response to an ATD command or DTR dial.
• Session established: Pin is on when PPP session is in progress or modem is in an online state (e.g. data
connection is established).
• Always Off: DCD is always off.
Determines how the router responds to change of state of the serial port DTR line
• Ignore - Take no action
• Enter Command State – when connected to PPP endpoint, this is equivalent to disconnect. When connected to
IP modem or CSD endpoint, this enters online command state (e.g. process AT commands without dropping the
connection).
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