¶ Command Format
Command Format and Syntax Detailed description of the EDITS, READ, and SETFM command formats for configuring device settings¶ Configuration Parameters
Configuration Parameters Configuration structure reference for all devices
Legacy configuration table (no longer maintained)
¶ Command Examples
Below are examples of the most commonly used configuration commands.
¶ Clear a Parameter
If the ! character is used instead of a parameter value, the corresponding parameter is cleared from the device configuration.
For example, to clear the IP address and port of Server #1:
*!EDITS TRANS:SRV1(,,,!,!)
When a parameter is cleared, text values are erased, while numeric values are set to
0.
¶ Change Server
To configure Server #1 with:
Protocol: FLEX
IP address: 193.193.165.165
Port: 21626
*!EDITS TRANS:SRV1(FLEX,,,193.193.165.165,21626)
¶ Configure APN
To configure the SIM1 APN:
APN: internet, Login: <empty>, Password: <empty>
*!EDITS TRANS:AP1(internet,!,!)
APN: internet.mts.ru, Login: mts, Password: mts
*!EDITS TRANS:AP1(internet.mts.ru,mts,mts)
¶ Enable Roaming
To enable roaming on SIM1, allow SMS while roaming, and set the server reconnection interval after an error to 5 minutes:
*!EDITS TRANS:ROAMSIM1(0,,,0),ROAM(,,300)
*!EDITS TRANS:SIM1RULES(,1),ROAM(,,300)
¶ Connecting to JSC GLONASS
¶ Change Password
To set the USB management password to 123 and the SMS management password to 567:
*!EDITS SYSTEM:PASS(123,567)
To clear both passwords:
*!EDITS SYSTEM:PASS(!,!)
¶ Enable RS-485 Fuel Level Sensors
Command to enable two LLS fuel level sensors via RS-485:
*!EDITS RS485:OPTIONS(FLDS,,19200,0,1),FS1(1,0,1,50,1,25,6,1),FS2(1,0,2,50,1,25,6,1),PROTOCOL:FLEX(,&38[11]78[11])
¶ Enable RS-232 Fuel Level Sensor
Command to enable one LLS fuel level sensor via RS-232:
*!EDITS RS232:OPTIONS(FLDS,,19200,0,1),FS1(1,0,1,50,1,25,6,1),PROTOCOL:FLEX(,&44[1])
¶ Enable BLE Fuel Level Sensor
To enable one ESCORT TD BLE fuel level sensor via Bluetooth.
Command using the MAC address FF:FF:FF:FF:FF:FF:
*!EDITS BLUETOOTH:CHANNEL1(SENS,),GLOBAL(1),SENS1(1,FF:FF:FF:FF:FF:FF,!),FS1(0,1),PROTOCOL:FLEX(,&38[1]78[1])
Command using the Bluetooth name TD_000000:
*!EDITS BLUETOOTH:CHANNEL1(SENS,),GLOBAL(1),SENS1(1,!,TD_000000),FS1(0,1),PROTOCOL:FLEX(,&38[1]78[1])