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INSYS GPRS 5.0 serial Functions
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Save the extended functions
Automatic acceptance of an incoming CSD call
(for the call of a service center modem)
Save setting for ATS0
Perform RESET, accept all parameters
AT**SAVE
ATS0=2
AT&W
AT**RESET
Note
A connection can be established independent from the callback set-
tings via SMS command (provided that the sender number is stored
at AT**CLIP<index>=<n>).
6.3 Defined termination of GPRS connections for incoming
CSD calls ("CSDPRIO")
For different applications, it is necessary to access them with CSD data connections, al-
though the normal operation runs with TCP connections.
The reasons may be as follows:
To perform time-critical applications (e.g. software updates from controllers).
To enable service technicians to access the application or the INSYS GPRS 5.0 se-
rial, which are not integrated in the communication system based on TCP connec-
tions.
To still have remote access to the application in case the GPRS network fails.
To still have remote access to the application in case the TCP infrastructure of the
control center fails.
The basic requirement for the utilization of CSDPRIO is the support of the selective
call acceptance (AT**CLIP=1). Two modes are available: In the first mode
(AT**CSDPRIO=1), only authorized calls may trigger this function and terminate
the connection. In the second mode (AT**CSDPRIO=2), any caller may terminate
the connection.
If during the CSD call the following applies:
o A TCP connection is established: It will be terminated (NO CARRIER); some
topics must be observed due to the nature of this:
In some cases (depending on the provider), the TCP RST which the
INSYS GPRS 5.0 serial creates in this case to terminate, the connec-
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