Chuck Sabol
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Is there an example of the dialog (AT dialog) for the MT100SEM-IP device?
I need to interface the MT100SEM-IP to a server on the internet.
I have the IP adddress, but need an example of the dialog required to make the connection . I will be sending UDP packets to a server at the IP address.Chuck SabolParticipantHi Lonny,
Your suggestion of using the following:
AT#TCPSERV-1,”time.nist.gov”
AT#TCPPORT=1,13
AT#OTCP=1worked fine. There is nothing wrong with the cell phone.
Since I had not even got to the Logon prompt with MySQL, I thought there should be no problem.
I seem to have a problem with the MySQL on the server within our Ethernet local network.
I will report back when I have an answer.
Thank you again, for your help.Regards,
ChuckChuck SabolParticipantHi Lonny,
I get the following responses to the TCP AT commands
AT#TCPSERV-1,”WWW.MYWEBADDRESS.COM”
OK
AT#TCPPORT=1,3318
OK
AT#CONNECTIONSTART
<An IP NUMBER XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX>
Ok_Info_GprsActivation
AT#OTCP=1
#CME ERRROR: 38016 <Distant : Open session attempt failed >Note that I have configured Port Forwarding for Port 3318 on my router for the PC running the MYSQL database server.
How do I get around this for my TCP application on the MTSMC-EV3-IP/GP Model SocketModem iCell.
I do not think I am making it to my remote server (which is where the MySQL is located)Regards,
Chuck SabolChuck SabolParticipantHi Lonny,
Thank you for your help.
I am now using 115,200 for Baud
Here are my results from the log for QueryDevice.
Actual value was changed to xxx was changed for public viewing.[14:13:03] WRITE STRING: [AT#CONNECTIONSTART]
[14:13:03] READ STRING : [AT#CONNECTIONSTART]
[14:13:07] READ STRING : [75.213.230.30]
[14:13:07] READ STRING : [Ok_Info_GprsActivation]
[14:14:53] WRITE STRING: [AT#PINGREMOTE=”173.162.xxx.209″]
[14:14:53] READ STRING : [AT#PINGREMOTE=”173.162.xxx.209″]
[14:14:54] READ STRING : [OK]
[14:15:17] WRITE STRING: [AT#PING]
[14:15:17] READ STRING : [AT#PING]
[14:15:18] READ STRING : [No answer from “173.162.xxx.209”]
[14:15:18] READ STRING : [“173.162.xxx.209” is alive : time = 1175 ms]
[14:15:18] READ STRING : [“173.162.xxx.209” is alive : time = 164 ms]
[14:15:19] READ STRING : [“173.162.xxx.209” is alive : time = 188 ms]
[14:15:20] READ STRING : [“173.162.xxx.209” is alive : time = 111 ms]
[14:15:21] READ STRING : [OK]Again, I thank you for your assistance.
Regards,
ChuckChuck SabolParticipantHi Lonny,
After issuing the AT#DELFLASH
any other AT command results in a response consisting of a
series of ÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿÿ characters.It seems that my Communication parameters (baud, bit, parity, stop) have been lost. I am unable to communicate with the MTSMI-UDK Universal Development Kit. Looks like I need to provision the MTSMC-EV3-IP cell phone again.
Regards,
ChuckChuck SabolParticipantHi Lonny,
Running the ping utility in a ‘DOS’ window is successful.
Running the command sequence you suggested in Tera Term results in the following:
No answer from “173.162.xxx.209Running the sequence of commands from within the QueryDevice sample program provided by Multi-Tech results in the following (from the log file):
[10:52:02] OPEN DEVICE [ActiveComport Build 3.1.8.1203],
Device=[COM6], Baudrate=[9600],
settings=[D,D,D], HWFlowCtrl=[default],
SWFlowCtrl=[default],
result=[Error #0: Success]
[10:52:11] WRITE STRING: [ATE1]
[10:52:11] READ STRING : [ATE1]
[10:52:11] READ STRING : [0]
[10:52:35] WRITE STRING: [AT#CONNECTIONSTART]
[10:52:35] READ STRING : [AT#CONNECTIONSTART]
[10:52:39] READ STRING : [75.213.xxx.101]
[10:52:39] READ STRING : [3086]
[10:52:39] READ STRING : [PERSISTENT SOCKET START]
[10:52:40] READ STRING : [1028]
[10:54:16] WRITE STRING: [AT#PINGREMOTE=”173.162.xxx.209”]
[10:54:38] WRITE STRING: [AT#PING]
[10:55:23] CLOSE DEVICEPerhaps it is time to open a support ticket?
Regards,
ChuckChuck SabolParticipantIs there a sample application (written in VB, C or C#) to PING a remote server?
I am using a Serial-to-MTSMC-EV3-IP-N3 cell phone daughter board attached to the MTSMI-UDK Universal Development Kit.
A USB to Serial cable provides COM6 for communications with the MTSMI-UDK development board.I am following the S000541, Version H Socket Modem/MTSMC-EV3 / Device Guide from MultiTech. The cell phone has been configured for use with Verizon (MTSMC-EV3-IP-N3).
I have been using the QueryDevice project in Visual Studion 2013.
I use the AT commands from S000457L (Universal IP AT Commands Reference Guide).Regards,
ChuckChuck SabolParticipantHi Mike,
Thanks for responding to my post so quickly. I am interfacing to the MultiTech Development board with the iCell phone via a USB to Serial (COM6) device.
I am home now, but I will review the PPP (Point to Point) setup when I get to work on Monday. There seems to be some differences between using TCP and UDP.I spent some time establishing the values for TCP (Server and Port) and also tried working with UDP (setting up the persistent socket parameters, etc.). The AT#VPING seems to have its own ideas about parameters. I am sure the AT#PING command will work on my development setup. I appreciate your help.
Regards,
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