Cnf.get,<Parameter_Name> - Get Configuration Settings From Device - FALCOM MAMBOII User Manual

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ONFIGURATION OMMAND
3.2.2.2
Command syntax
Examples
Responses
Command description
Using this command the MAMBOII device responds the current configuration
settings corresponding to the specified <parameter_name>. The configuration
settings are stored in the internal FLASH memory.
Parameter description
<parameter_name>
Sets the name of a parameter you want to request its settings. The following
table shows the configuration parameters that are available in the MAMBOII
firmware and can be requested. Use the hypertext links (shown in blue text) to
navigate the parameter description, which explains you, what does the
received configuration mean.
Parameter names
Device Configuration Settings
DEVICE.NAME
DEVICE.CMD.PFAL.EN
DEVICE.COMM.SERIAL
DEVICE.COMM.CSD
DEVICE.COMM.TCP.CLIENT
DEVICE.IGNTIMEOUT
DEVICE.BAT.MODE
DEVICE.GPS.AUTOCORRECT
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Cnf.Get,<parameter_name> - Get configuration settings from
device
Cnf.Get,<parameter_name>
$PFAL,Cnf.Get,DEVICE.NAME
$PFAL,Cnf.Get,TCP.CLIENT.CONNECT
$PFAL,Cnf.Get,GF.CONFIG
$PFAL,Cnf.Get,GSM.SMS.RESPONSE
....
....
E.g. $DEVICE.NAME=MAMBOII
$SUCCESS
OR
$configuration name
$ERROR
OR
$error updating DEVICE settings
$ERROR
2.4.0_ -
EVISION BETA
DEVICE.NAMES
does not exist
//When settings are not available.
Brief description
Reads out the device name.
Reads out the allowed communication interfaces
to the device.
Reads out the serial communication mode and the
output interface for forwarding responses of
commands and data that arrive on serial interface.
Reads out the CSD communication mode and the
output interface for forwarding responses of
commands and data that arrive via CSD interface.
Reads out the TCP communication mode and the
output interface for forwarding responses of
commands and data that arrive via TCP interface.
Reads out the amount of time before the system
goes to sleep.
Reads the minimum user-specified voltage for the
internal battery on which the event Sys.Bat.eLow
will be generated.
Reads out the GPS auto correction settings of the
target device
V 1.0.0
ERSION
//When the
parameter name
does not exist.
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