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6. Log CELLULARINFO ONCE to display modem and network information.
7. The CELLULARCONFIG command is issued to configure cellular parameters. The following commands
are issued:
CELLULARCONFIG POWER ON
CELLULARCONFIG APN <APN>
CELLULARCONFIG USERNAME <USERNAME>
CELLULARCONFIG PASSWORD <PASSWORD>
CELLULARCONFIG DATA ON
CELLULARCONFIG DATAROAM ON
8. If internet access is required over this interface, issue the SETPREFERREDNETIF CELL command.
9. Issue the SAVECONFIG command to save the configuration to Non-Volatile Memory (NVM)
Cellular data consumption and service charges are dependent on the
configuration of the ProPak6 receiver and data logging rates.
Refer to the
and command details.
AIRPLANE MODE
Enabling Airplane Mode turns off any Wi-Fi, Bluetooth or cellular radios in the ProPak6. Airplane Mode is
disabled by default (radio on). If Airplane mode is enabled and then disabled, all radios automatically
return to their last state (on or off) however, any connections made before airplane mode was enabled are
not restored.
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Issue the following commands:
AIRPLANEMODE ENABLE
AIRPLANEMODE DISABLE
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Log AIRPLANEMODE to view the status of Airplane mode.
ENABLING SBAS
The ProPak6 is capable of SBAS positioning. This positioning mode is enabled using the SBASCONTROL
command, as follows:
SBASCONTROL ENABLE AUTO
Once enabled, the Solution type field shown in the Position window of NovAtel Connect should change
from Single to SBAS. SBAS satellites display in the Constellation window. The ProPak6 tracks available
SBAS satellites, including WAAS, EGNOS and other SBAS systems.
1.Optional—consult the cellular data provider to determine if required.
enables/disables data connectivity on the configured APN
OEM6 Family Firmware Reference
enables/disables data connectivity when roaming
Manual-OM20000129 for log
enables the radio
1
sets AP name
1
sets user name
1
sets APN password
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