Ppp Parameters; Ppp.username; Ppp.password; Ppp.autoping - FALCOM MAMBOII User Manual

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3.2.22 PPP parameters

3.2.22.1 PPP.USERNAME

Parameter syntax
This parameter specifies the user name used to log (attach) itself into the GPRS
network.
<value>
String type, predefined by your provider.
How to set/get PPP configuration:
Set configuration
Get configuration
Notes
• Most providers do not require the username, however, if it is required your
GPRS provider should have provided the details with your GPRS subscription.

3.2.22.2 PPP.PASSWORD

Parameter syntax
This parameter specifies the password used to log (attach) into the GPRS network.
<value>
String type, predefined by your GPRS provider:
How to set/get PPP configuration:
Set configuration
Get configuration
Notes
• Most providers do not require the password, however if required your GPRS
provider should have provided the details with your GPRS subscription.

3.2.22.3 PPP.AUTOPING

Parameter syntax
It enables or disables the maximal idle time until the next ping will send to the GPRS
network for keeping the GPRS connection alive.
<type>
By default, it is set to
Value
0
1
<time>
It specifies the amount of time, in milliseconds, for sending a ping to the GPRS
network.
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PPP.USERNAME=<value>
$PFAL,Cnf.Set,PPP.USERNAME=t-d1
$PFAL,Cnf.Get,PPP.USERNAME
PPP.PASSWORD=<value>
$PFAL,Cnf.Set,PPP.PASSWORD=gprs
$PFAL,Cnf.Get,PPP.PASSWORD
PPP.AUTOPING=<type>,<time>
(disabled). However, It can be set to:
0
Meaning
Disables sending of pings to the GPRS network.
Enables sending of pings to the GPRS network for keeping
the GPRS connection alive. It is recommended to enable
it if the GPRS.TIMEOUT remains disabled, otherwise set it
to 0.
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