Chuck Sabol

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  • in reply to: MT100SEM-IP.R1-SP #27341
    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.

    in reply to: EV-DO Rev A (MTSMC-EV3-IP #12223
    Chuck Sabol
    Participant

    Hi Lonny,

    Your suggestion of using the following:

    AT#TCPSERV-1,”time.nist.gov”
    AT#TCPPORT=1,13
    AT#OTCP=1

    worked 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,
    Chuck

    in reply to: EV-DO Rev A (MTSMC-EV3-IP #12180
    Chuck Sabol
    Participant

    Hi 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 Sabol

    in reply to: AT#PING PING Command with MTSMC Cell Phone #11956
    Chuck Sabol
    Participant

    Hi 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,
    Chuck

    in reply to: AT#PING PING Command with MTSMC Cell Phone #11953
    Chuck Sabol
    Participant

    Hi 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,
    Chuck

    in reply to: AT#PING PING Command with MTSMC Cell Phone #11939
    Chuck Sabol
    Participant

    Hi 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.209

    Running 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 DEVICE

    Perhaps it is time to open a support ticket?

    Regards,
    Chuck

    in reply to: AT#PING PING Command with MTSMC Cell Phone #11931
    Chuck Sabol
    Participant

    Is 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,
    Chuck

    in reply to: AT#PING PING Command with MTSMC Cell Phone #11906
    Chuck Sabol
    Participant

    Hi 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,
    Chuck

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