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CARLO GAVAZZI
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SERIAL COMMUNICATION PROTOCOL
WM4-96
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7.4 MODEM CONFIGURATION
Both an analogue modem and a GSM one are to be interfaced respecting the following conditions:
• Transparent working mode, 9600 bps, no parity, 1 stop bit.
• Automatic answer after 3 rings (only for analogue modems).
• Carrier Detect (CD) control signal activated.
• Flow control deactivated.
To configure the modem (both analogue and GSM):
• connect the modem to the PC RS232 serial port using a “pin to pin” serial cable;
• launch Hyperterminal software.
• send to the modem the relevant AT commands (please refer to the modem manual).
7.5 AT COMMANDS FOR MODEM CONFIGURATION
56K FaxModem by U.S. Robotics:
• ATS0=3
• AT&N6
• AT&U6
• AT&I0
• AT&H0
• AT&K0
• AT&C1
• AT&D0
• AT&Y1
• AT&W1
GSM TC35i Terminal Modem by Siemens:
• ATS0=3
• AT\Q0
• AT&C1
• AT&D0
• AT&S1
• AT+CBST=7,0,1
• AT+CMGF=1
• AT+CMGS=1
• AT&W0
7.6 GSM MODEM COMMUNICATION
To enable the communication via GSM modem, WM4 serial port is to be opportunely set (menu
serial output/RS232/GSM).
The communication from/to WM4 via GSM modem is performed using the SMS messaging, both in
active and passive working mode.
GSM modem is to be equipped with a SIM CARD whose P.I.N. is to be previously disabled (for
example Vodafone Omnitel rechargeable Fax/modem Internet Card).
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