AT#INFO
#HW_version: M110Series-01V
#Cellular_Module:u-blox-SARA-U201-23.60
#Bootcode_version: mPack_boot_1.0_rc1_b2017112301
#SW_build: mpack_m110_2.1_rc0_2018022601ALPHA01
#FLASH ID: 0xef,0x4015

OK

state:

AT#INFO?
#HW_version: M110Series-01V
#Cellular_Module:u-blox-SARA-U201-23.60
#Bootcode_version: mPack_boot_1.0_rc1_b2017112301
#SW_build: mpack_m110_2.1_rc0_2018022601ALPHA01
#FLASH ID: 0xef,0x4015

OK

info:

AT#INFO=?
OK

AT#HWVER

Sets the hardware version of the device (e.g. for identification)

ALLOWED: exec-state-info

AT#HWVER=(name)

name:
hardware version string in quotes, up to 50 characters

exec:

AT#HWVER=01-M110-DV-JAN2018
OK

state:

AT#HWVER?
#HWVER: 01-M110-DV-JAN2018

OK

info:

AT#HWVER=?
#HWVER: (50)

OK

AT#CONFIGDEL

Factory reset device configuration

ALLOWED: exec

Note:

Device restarts after this command is executed

exec:

AT#CONFIGDEL
OK

AT#RESET

Software reset the M11X device

ALLOWED: exec

exec:

AT#RESET
OK

AT#NWRST

This command is used to enable disable device reset when network registeration fails.

ALLOWED: exec-info

AT#NWRST=(option)

option: only 1 or 0 is allowed

exec:

AT#NWRST=1
OK

state:

AT#NWRST?

#NWRST: 0

OK

info:

AT#NWRST=?
#NWRST: (0-1)

OK

Hardware Commands

AT#SERIAL

Configure the user-side UART baudrate, character-framing and flow control

ALLOWED: exec-state-info

Note:

Bauds 300, 600 are not supported

The character-framing of 7 data-bytes does work with current configuration, but unreliably, therefore they are not listed in 'info'

AT#SERIAL=(baud),(char_framing),(flow_ctrl)

baud: one of (1200,2400,4800,9600,19200,38400,57600,115200)
char_framing: one of ("8N1","8N2","9O1","9E1"). See also note above.
flow_ctrl:
1 = disable
2 = enable

exec:

AT#SERIAL=115200,"8N1",0
OK

state:

AT#SERIAL?
#SERIAL: 115200,"8N1",0

OK

info:

AT#SERIAL=?
#SERIAL: (1200,2400,4800,9600,19200,38400,57600,115200),("8N1","8N2","9O1","9E1"),(0-1)

OK

AT#HFLW

Enable or disable hardware flow control

ALLOWED: exec-state

AT#HFLW=(n)

option:
0 = disable
1 = enable

exec:

AT#HFLW=1
OK

state:

AT#HFLW?
#HFLW: 1

OK

info:

AT#HFLW=?
ERROR

AT#SETRTC

Set (or stop) the real time clock

ALLOWED: exec-info

AT#SETRTC=(op),(value1),(value2),(value3),

op:
0 = enter time, (value1,value2,value3) = (hh:mm:ss)
1 = enter date, (value1,value2,value3) = (YY:MM:DD)
2 = stop the RTC clock

exec:

AT#SETRTC=1,18,03,05
OK

state:

AT#SETRTC?
ERROR

info:

AT#SETRTC=?
#SETRTC: (0-2),((0-23)/(0-99)),((0-59)/(1-12)),((0-59)/(1-31))

OK

AT#GETRTC

Get the real time clock

ALLOWED: exec

exec:

AT#GETRTC
#GETRTC: 2018/03/05,16:50:48

OK

state:

AT#GETRTC?
ERROR

info:

AT#GETRTC=?
ERROR

AT#LED

Execute:

AT#LED=1,0

OK

Read state:

AT#LED?
#LED: 1,0

OK

Read info:

AT#LED=?
#LED: (1,2),(0-2)

OK

AT#VIO

Command to configure Versatile I/O:

ALLOWED: exec-state-info

AT#VIO=(channel),(mode)

channel: 1 or 2
mode:
"DI": digital input
"DO": digital output
"AN": analogue input

exec:

AT#VIO=2,"DO"
OK

state:

AT#VIO?
#VIO: 1,"AN"
#VIO: 2,"DO"

OK

info:

AT#VIO=?
#VIO: (1,2),("DI","AN","DO")

OK

AT#VAMODE

Command to set current or voltage mode

ALLOWED: exec-state-info

AT#VAMODE=(channel),(AN_mode)

channel: 1 or 2
AN_mode: mode within Analogue mode
0 => voltage mode
1 => current mode

exec:

AT#VAMODE=1,1    // Set channel 1 to current mode
OK

state:

AT#VAMODE?
#VAMODE: 1,0
#VAMODE: 2,0

OK

info:

AT#VAMODE=?
#VAMODE: (1-2),(0-1)

OK

AT#RDIO

Command to read versatile I/O status

ALLOWED: exec-info

Note:

(notes as dashed points)

AT#RDIO=(channel) #RDIO: (channel),(mode),(status)

channel: 1 or 2
mode:
"DI": digital input
"DO": digital output
"AN": analogue input
status:
for mode = "DI" or "DO" : 0 or 1
for mode = "AN" : voltage in mV or current in mA (which one depends on AT#VAMODE)

exec:

AT#RDIO=1
#RDIO: 1,"AN",35

OK

state:

AT#RDIO?
ERROR

info:

AT#RDIO=?
#RDIO: (1-2)

OK

AT#OPSET

To control versatile I/O in output mode

ALLOWED: exec-info

Note:

On Power up the device output state will be reset. User will have to resend the OPSET command to set the output.

Before setting the output value, the channel need to be configured as digital output first using the the AT#VIO command (See the description of the VIO command)

AT#OPSET=(channel),(status)

channel: (1 or 2)
status: (0 or 1)

exec:

AT#OPSET=1,1
OK

state:

AT#OPSET?
ERROR

info:

AT#OPSET=?
#OPSET: (1-2),(0-1)

OK

AT#LGPARA

Last gasp SMS config

ALLOWED: exec-state-info

AT#LGPARA=(mobile_no)

mobile_no: 10-25 characters in quotes, including country code preceded by +. No space or dash in phone number string. Example: +919876543210

exec:

AT#LGPARA="+919876543210"
OK

state:

AT#LGPARA?
#LGPARA: "+919876543210"

OK

info:

AT#LGPARA=?
#LGPARA: (10-29)

OK

Cellular data commands

AT#IPCELLULAR

Configure cellular parameters for both the SIM slots: APN, username and password.

ALLOWED: exec-state-info

AT#IPCELLULAR=(SIM),(APN),(username),(password)

first slot
second slot (only available on selected models) On models without the second slot, specify 2 will result in ERROR

APN: max 64 char, in quotes
username: max 25 char, in quotes. If unspecified, "a" is assumed
password: max 25 char, in quotes. If unspecified, "a" is assumed

exec:

AT#IPCELLULAR=1,"CMHK"
OK

state:

AT#IPCELLULAR?
SIM1: "CMHK","a","a"

OK

info:

AT#IPCELLULAR=?
#IPCELLULAR: (1-2),(64),(25),(25)

OK

AT#IPCONNECT

Command to connect or disconnect cellular data

ALLOWED: exec-state-info

Note:

The 1st parameter in this command is only for format correspondence with the older SmartPack version. It doesn't affect any functionality.

AT#IPCONNECT=(1),(mode)

mode:
0 = disconnect cellular data
1 = connect cellular data

exec:

AT#IPCONNECT=1,1
OK

state:

AT#IPCONNECT?
#IPCONNECT: 1,0

OK

info:

AT#IPCONNECT=?
#IPCONNECT: (1),(0-1)

OK

AT#IPPING

IP ping configuration

ALLOWED: exec-state-info

AT#IPPING=(option),(address),(num),(interval),(timeout)

option:
0,1 = (reserved)
2 = configure ping address and parameters
address: IP address of the target to be pinged. Can be set as an IPv4 format (xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx) or as a dom URL (i.e. domain.com)
num: numbers of ping trials for each ping action. Default value is 3. Valid range is 1 to 10.
interval: time in second between each ping trial. Default value is 3. Valid range is 1 to 10.
timeout: time in ms before ping is timed out. Default value is 10. Valid range is 5000 to 60000.

exec:

(destination can be reached)
AT#IPPING=2,"8.8.8.8",4,10,5000
OK
AT#IPPING
  (to be specified)  

(destination cannot be reached)
AT#IPPING=2,"non-existing-ip",4,10,5000
OK
AT#IPPING
  (to be specified)

state:

AT#IPPING?
#IPPING: "8.8.8.8",4,10,5000

OK

info:

AT#IPPING=?
#PING: (0-2),(120),(1-10),(1-10),(5000-60000)

OK

IP Socket Commands

AT#IPTCP

Command to set TCP socket parameters.

ALLOWED: exec-state-info

Note:

Mode & IP address should be entered in quotes

Currently only the "client" mode has been implemented.

The "delay" parameter is deprecated and has no effect (suggested not to use).

AT#IPTCP=(idx),(port),(mode),(ip)[,(delay)]

idx:
1 = UART port of modem
2 = USB port of modem
port: number from 0 to 65535
mode:
"C": Modem as client to remote server
"S": Modem as server for remote client to connect
ip: IP address of remote partner (IPv4 dotted notation)
delay: (deprecated, no need to enter)

exec:

AT#IPTCP=1,50002,"C","162.242.170.48"
OK

state:

AT#IPTCP?
#IPTCP: 1,50002,'C',"162.242.170.48",1
#IPTCP: 2,0,'C',"",1

OK

info:

AT#IPTCP=?
#IPTCP: (1-2),(0-65535),("C","S"),(120),(0,1)

OK

AT#IPUDP

Command to set UDP socket parameters.

ALLOWED: exec-state-info

Note:

Mode & IP address should be entered in quotes

Currently only the "client" mode has been implemented.

The "delay" parameter is deprecated and has no effect (suggested not to use).

AT#IPUDP=(idx),(port),(mode),(ip)[,(delay)]

idx:
1 = UART port of modem
2 = USB port of modem
port: number from 0 to 65535
mode:
"C": Modem as client to remote server
"S": Modem as server for remote client to connect
ip: IP address of remote partner (IPv4 dotted notation)
delay: (deprecated, no need to enter)

exec:

AT#IPUDP=1,50002,"C","162.242.170.48"
OK

state:

AT#IPUDP?
#IPUDP: 1,50002,'C',"162.242.170.48",1
#IPUDP: 2,0,'C',"",1

OK

info:

AT#IPUDP=?
#IPUDP: (1-2),(0-65535),("C","S"),(120),(0,1)

OK

AT#AUTOTCP

Command to Start Auto TCP functionality

ALLOWED: exec-state-info

AT#AUTOTCP=(mode)

mode:
0 = AUTOTCP connection OFF
1 = AUTOTCP connection ON

exec:

AT#AUTOTCP=0
OK

state:

AT#AUTOTCP?
#AUTOTCP: 0

OK

info:

AT#AUTOTCP=?
#AUTOTCP: (0,1)

OK

AT#AUTOUDP

Command to Start Auto UDP functionality

ALLOWED: exec-state-info

AT#AUTOUDP=(mode)

mode:
0 = AUTOUDP connection OFF
1 = AUTOUDP connection ON

exec:

AT#AUTOUDP=0
OK

state:

AT#AUTOUDP?
#AUTOUDP: 0

OK

info:

AT#AUTOUDP=?
#AUTOUDP: (0,1)

OK

AT#OTCP

On-demand TCP socket connection.

ALLOWED: exec-state-info

AT#OTCP=(mode)

mode:
0 = TCP connection OFF
1 = TCP connection ON

exec:

AT#OTCP=0
OK

state:

AT#OTCP?
#OTCP: 0

OK

info:

AT#OTCP=?
#OTCP: (0,1)

OK

AT#OUDP

On-demand UDP socket connection.

ALLOWED: exec-state-info

AT#OUDP=(mode)

mode:
0 = UDP connection OFF
1 = UDP connection ON

exec:

AT#OUDP=0
OK

state:

AT#OUDP?
#OUDP: 0

OK

info:

AT#OUDP=?
#OUDP: (0,1)

OK

AT#SCHOST

Configure, erase & read remote TCP server parameter

ALLOWED: exec-state-info

AT#SCHOST=(oper),(id)[,(server),(port),[(retry),(delay),(type)]]

oper:
0 = enter host setting
1 = read host setting
2 = erase host setting
id: only 1 for now
server: IP address of host (IPv4 or text notation)
port: port number on host
retry: DEPRECATED - number of retries after first connection fails. range 0-10, default 1
delay: DEPRECATED - time of delay before the next connection retry in minutes. range 1-60, default 1
type: DEPRECATED
0 = TCP (default)
1 = UDP

exec:

AT#SCHOST=0,1,"162.242.170.59",8888
OK

state:

AT#SCHOST=1,1
#SCHOST: 1,"162.242.170.59",8888,1,1,0

OK

info:

AT#SCHOST=?
(0-2),(1),(120),(0-65535),(0-10),(1-60),(0-1)

OK

AT#IPOPT

Optional IP socket parameters

ALLOWED: exec-state-info

AT#IPOPT=(option),(value),(filename)

option:
1 = Keep alive packet
2 = Packet size
5 = Data on first connection
value
for option 1 : 0-43200. Duration to send keep alive packet, in seconds; 0 disables the feature
for option 2 : 0-1472. TCP Packet size; if 0, default size is used
for option 5 : 0 to disable; 1 to enable data on first connection; 2 to edit the string to be sent.
string:
for option 5 : maximum 120 hex characters and only even length.

exec:

AT#IPOPT=1,1000
OK
AT#IPOPT=5,2,"414243444546474849"
OK

state:

AT#IPOPT?
#IPOPT:

#IPOPT: 1,0
#IPOPT: 2,0
#IPOPT: 3,
#IPOPT: 4,0,0
#IPOPT: 5,0,""

OK

info:

AT#IPOPT=?
ERROR

AT#AUOPT

Optional parameters for AUTOTCP/AUTOUDP connection

ALLOWED: exec-state-info

Note:

Option 2 depends upon the availability of the server mode

If both Connection prefix and Serial prefix are defined, the Serial prefix precedes the Connection prefix in the first packet

AT#AUOPT=(option),(value),(string)

option:
1 = Connection idle period
2 = Server idle
3 = Connection period
4 = Connection prefix (only sent upon first connection)
5 = Heartbeat packet
6 = Serial prefix
value
for option 1 : 0-43200. Duration of connection without data transfer, in seconds; 0 disables the feature
for option 2 : 0-43200. Duration of SERVER without a connected remote client, in seconds; 0 disables the feature
for option 3 : 0-43200. Duration of connection, in seconds; 0 disables the feature.
for option 4 : 0 to disable; 1 to enable connection prefix; 2 to edit the string to be sent.
for option 5 : 0-180. Period of inactivity after which the heartbeat packet is sent, in seconds; 0 disables the feature. The content of the heartbeat packet is fixed to "HELLO".
for option 6 : 0 to disable; 1 to enable serial prefix; 2 to edit the string to be sent.
string:
for option 4 : maximum 20 hex characters and only even length.
for option 6 : 2 hex characters.

exec:

AT#AUOPT=1,3600
OK
AT#AUOPT=4,2,"4149"
OK

state:

#AUOPT: 1,3600
#AUOPT: 2,0
#AUOPT: 3,0
#AUOPT: 4,0,"4149"
#AUOPT: 5,0
#AUOPT: 6,0,"01"

OK

info:

AT#AUOPT=?
OK

Remote control commands

AT#SMSAT

Configure, enable and disable remote AT command by SMS

ALLOWED: exec-state-info

AT#SMSAT=(mode)[,(param)]

mode:
0 = Disable SMSAT
1 = Enable SMSAT
2 = Change the password for SMSAT
3 = Change the SMS response trigger.
param:
for mode=2 : password, 6 characters in quotes (quotes optional if password is purely numeric)
for mode=3 : 0 to disable SMS response; 1 to enable SMS response

exec:

AT#SMSAT=2,123456
OK

state:

AT#SMSAT?
#SMSAT: 0,"123456",0
OK

info:

AT#SMSAT=?
#SMSAT: #SMSAT: (0-2),((6)/(0-2))

OK

AT#TCPTERM

Parameter configuration for enabling configuration over cellular data network; and start/stop TCP Terminal for remote commands over TCP.

ALLOWED: exec-state-info

Note:

Network watchdog ping is used by application when the device enters data mode during TCP client/Server mode when enabled.

AT#TCPTERM=(mode)[,(password),(port),(timeout)]

mode:
0 = Disable TCP Terminal
1 = Enable TCP Terminal
2 = Configure password, port, timeout
password: max 16 characters. Default "000000"
port: port used on the modem for incoming TCP connection. Default 23
timeout: specified in seconds. Default 30

exec:

AT#TCPTERM=2,"000000",23,30
OK

state:

AT#TCPTERM?
#TCPTERM: 0,"000000",23,30

OK

info:

AT#TCPTERM=?
#TCPTERM: (0-2),(16),(1-65535),(1-43200)

OK

DOTA commands

AT#WEBUPDATE

Command to congfigure DOTA parameter & initiate HTTP DOTA for firmware update

ALLOWED: exec-state-info

Note:

If only the filename is given, default IP and port are "updates.d2sphere.com", 80

If the filename is correct, the download starts immediately.

AT#WEBUPDATE=(filename)[,(port),(ip)]

filename: up to 120 characters, in quotes. filename parameter should be typed along with the URL starting with '/'.
port: port of update server
ip: IP address (dotted IPv4 or text) of update server, in quotes

exec:

AT#WEBUPDATE="/mpack/mpack_R0100.bin",80,"3.252.19.23"
OK

state:

AT#WEBUPDATE?
#WEBUPDATE: "/mpack/mpack_R0100.bin",80,"3.252.19.23"

OK

info:

AT#WEBUPDATE=?
#WEBUPDATE: (120),(0-65535),(120)

OK

AT#UPDATE

Control the update process.

ALLOWED: exec-state

AT#UPDATE=(value)

option:
0 = Stop update process
1 = Start update process

exec:

AT#UPDATE=0
OK

state:

AT#UPDATE?
#UPDATE: 0

OK

info:

AT#UPDATE=?
ERROR

D2sphere Commands

AT#IPD2S

D2Sphere configuration command

ALLOWED: exec-state-info

Note:

Device restarts after this exec command is accepted.

AT#IPD2S=(port),(IP-address),(delay)

port: port on the D2sphere server
IP-address: IP address of D2sphere server, in IPv4 dotted-notation
delay: delay to start in seconds. Range 0-43200

exec:

AT#IPD2S=4444,"5.35.253.3",1000
OK

state:

AT#IPD2S?
#IPD2S: 4444,"5.35.253.3",1000

OK

info:

AT#IPD2S=?
#IPD2S: (0-65535),(120),(0-43200)

OK

AT#D2S

Enable or disable D2Sphere function

ALLOWED: exec-state-info

AT#D2S=(mode)

mode
0 = disable
1 = enable

exec:

AT#D2S=1
OK

state:

AT#D2S?
#D2S: 1

OK

info:

AT#D2S=?
#D2S: (0-1)

OK

AT#DVNAME

Configure device name for D2Sphere

ALLOWED: exec-state-info

AT#DVNAME=(name)

name:
name of the device, in quotes

exec:

at#dvname="M11x_001"
OK

state:

AT#DVNAME?
#DVNAME: "M11x_001"

OK

info:

AT#DVNAME=?
#DVNAME: (23)

OK

I/O triggered messaging commands

AT#DITRIG

Configure DI high low threshold parameter

(Addition descripions)

ALLOWED: exec-state-info

Note:

(notes as dashed points)

AT#DITRIG=(pin_number),(min_val),(max_val),(debounce)

pin_number: 1-2
min_val: 0-32000, in mV
max_val: 0-32000, in mV (must be >= min_val)
debounce: 0-10 (in seconds)

exec:

AT#DITRIG=1,3000,11250,10
OK

state:

AT#DITRIG?
#DITRIG: 1,3000,11250,10
#DITRIG: 2,0,3200,0

OK

info:

AT#DITRIG=?
#DITRIG: (1,2)(0-32000),(0-32000),(0-10)

OK

AT#DITRIGENB

(one line command synopsis)

(Addition descripions)

ALLOWED: exec-state-info

Note:

(notes as dashed points)

**AT#DITRIGENB=(pin_number),(enb),(trigger_type)

pin_number: 1-2
enb:
0 = disable trigger
1 = specify timeout
trigger_type:
0 = unused
1 = high-to-low transition trigger
2 = low-to-high transition trigger
3 = unused

exec:

AT#DITRIGENB=1,0,1
OK

state:

AT#DITRIGENB?
#DITRIGENB:1,0,1
#DITRIGENB:2,1,3

OK

info:

AT#DITRIGENB=?
#DITRIGENB:(1-2),(0-1),(0-3)

OK

AT#MSGPER

Configuring Message generation period & total no of message to be generated

ALLOWED: exec-state-info

AT#MSGPER=(pin_number),(interval),(count)

pin_number: 1-2
interval: how often messages are generated, in sec. Value 0-60000
count: number of messages generated. Value 0-100

exec:

AT#MSGPER=2,10,3
OK

state:

AT#MSGPER?
#MSGPER: 1,0,0
#MSGPER: 2,10,3

OK

info:

AT#MSGPER=?
#MSGPER: (1-2),(0-60000),(0-100)

OK

AT#MSGSTR

Configure Message ID and message strings associated with the 2 pins

ALLOWED: exec-state-info

Note:

(notes as dashed points)

AT#MSGSTR=(op),(msg_ID),(msg1),(msg1)

op:
0 = disable message string (not yet implemented)
1 = enable message string (not yet implemented)
2 = configure message string
msg_ID: message ID
msg1: concatenated with msg_ID for DI1
msg2: concatenated with msg_ID for DI2

exec:

AT#MSGSTR=2,"Maestro","001","234"
OK

state:

AT#MSGSTR?
#MSGSTR: 2,"Maestro","001","234"

OK

info:

AT#MSGSTR=?
#MSGSTR: (0-2),(120),(5),(5)

OK

TEST FOR GRAPH of connection

graph TD;
    A-->B;
    A-->C;
    B-->D;
    C-->D;