Using The Quectel Bg96 Module Configuration File - Quectel BG96 Developer's Manual

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Using the Quectel BG96 module configuration file

Using the Quectel BG96 module configuration file
The Eseye-enabled Quectel BG96 module operating parameters are contained in the configuration file,
which you can find here:
If this file does not exist, a backup configuration file is used instead: /datatx/eseyeconfig.bak. If neither
file exists, ETM uses internal default configuration parameters.
To display the contents of the current configuration file:
• Send:
AT+ETMCFG=show
To save the current configuration:
• Send:
AT+ETMCFG=save
For more information, see ETMCFG – read and write configuration file values on page 33.
To update the configuration file over the air, see Updating the modem firmware using AWS
IoT jobs on page 80.
You can deploy the configuration file using either:
You can trigger an update using either SMS, MQTT, or AT command.
The .ini file is divided into sections, denoted by square brackets. Each section has parameters listed
underneath it.
Section
Parameter
[operation]
apptrace
attrace
mode
nvqueue_enable
nvqueuemaxsize
Eseye-enabled Quectel BG96 module Developer Guide v1.8
/datatx/eseyeconfig.ini
Definition
Operational parameters
Application trace level (0-4), for Support purposes. Leave as
(default).
AT command trace level (0-4), for Support purposes. Leave as
(default).
Operating mode, either:
mqtt
(default)
none
The non-volatile memory NV queue is enabled by default to
prevent message loss during a power-cycle or reboot. Use:
– NV queue is not enabled
0
(default) – NV queue is enabled
1
Maximum size (in bytes) of the NV data TX queue. Default:
bytes. If the queue size is exceeded, the oldest messages are
dropped.
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