InduBox GSM IX V2.0c - E PDF

Installation & Configuration manual
InduBox GSM IX
InduBox GSM IX Manual with Socket Server Open AT application Version 2.0c
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Document History
Date
14/06/12
17/07/12
24/08/12
14/11/12
29/03/13
29/04/13
Version
Auteur
V1.0
Preliminary Filip Lavaerts Creation / V1.0 InduBox GSM IX hardware
V1.1
D. Truyers
Addition of 'Important AT Commands' + 'Socket Serv'
application in Open AT
V1.1a
Filip Lavaerts Additional JP6 & 7
V1.1b
D. Truyers
Power supply consumption change
V2.0a/b
Filip Lavaerts JP6 (RS485/pin1) indication text error
V2.0c
Filip Lavaerts Antenna cable ferrite
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Table of Contents
1.
Introduction
2.
Block Diagram
3.
Specifications
3.1 Housing and Connectors
3.2 Environmental conditions
3.3 Power Supply Specifications
3.4 GSM Module Specifications
4.
SIM Card
10
5.
Ports and Connectors

5.1 Mains Power Connection
5.2 Non isolated DTE interface
5.3 Isolated DTE Interfaces
5.3.1.
Isolated RS-232 connection
5.3.2.
Isolated RS-485 connection
5.4 Antenna Interface
12
6.
LED Indicators
18
7.
Jumper Settings
19
8.
Watchdog Functionality
8.1 Periodical reset
8.2 External reset
20
9.
AT Command Interface
9.1 Most important AT commands
21
10.
Socket Server application in Open AT

10.1 Introduction
10.2 General Description
10.3 Basic Setup
10.4 Possible Modes
10.4.1 CSD mode
10.4.2 GPRS mode
10.4.3 SCKServ mode
10.5 How To Switch Between The 3 Modes via SMS
10.5.1 Switch to GPRS mode
10.5.2 Switch to SCKserv mode
10.5.3 Switch to CSD mode
10.6 How to switch between the 3 Modes via at commands
10.7 DOTA upgrade (optional)
EC-declaration of conformity
Basic Dimensions
23
A.
B.
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14
16
17
24
25
26
27
29
31
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Serial flow as used in this manual :
DTE
Data
Terminal
Equipment
DCE
TxD
RxD
DTR
DSR
RTS
CTS
RI
DCD
GND
IN
OUT
Data
Communication
Equipment
PC
POS
PLC
Modem
InduBox GSM IX
Application
Communication
device
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1.
Introduction
This manual is the reference when setting up the InduBox GSM IX modem for your
application. Because of the nature of this product and it's field of application, some
degree of technical background knowledge regarding the application and datacommunication is assumed.
The InduBox GSM IX modem is a versatile communication device designed to provide
a very flexible data communication solution for an industrial environment. The InduBox
GSM IX modem contains a number of options to accommodate different communication
speeds, power supplies and interfaces.
The InduBox GSM IX is designed to transmit and receive transparent- ASCII formatted
data on a GSM data channel. Communication between the InduBox GSM IX and a DTE
range from 300 to 115.200 bps. With the GPRS/UMTS option and embedded TCP/IP
stack, data can be send/received into a TCP/UDP socket to and from a remote socket
server.
Besides serial communication using standard RS-232, other galvanically and logically
separated interfaces are available like RS-232 3-wire and RS-485 3-wire.
Besides a periodical (hard) reset, configurable between 1 and 168 hour, an external
modem reset is possible via the additional 'V+'-connection to ensure a proper modem
working.
The InduBox GSM IX is designed in a robust housing with different power supply
options accepting a wide range of AC voltages.
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2. Block Diagram
The block diagram below details the location and interconnection of the different
functional units within the modem. The most important units are briefly described.
AC/DC power supply

The mains supply (ac) must be connected to the InduBox GSM IX modem via a 2 pin
terminal block with screw contacts. Make sure the voltage supplied to the modem is in
the range of the InduBox GSM IX input voltage (see specifications for details on
voltage range).
Long Term Watchdog
A long term watchdog circuit is implemented. The modem will perform a reset each 1 to
168 hour (configurable) and/or if necessary via the external '+V'-connection to prevent
a lock-up. The power supply of the GSM/GPRS module will be disconnected for a few
seconds after the reset period. A heartbeat-LED is implemented to check the long term
watchdog.
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Switched regulator
To create the necessary dc-voltage (Vgsm) to power the GSM/GPRS module a 2A step
down switching regulator is implemented.
Configuration Interface
The InduBox GSM IX modem has one complete (TxD, RxD, DCD, DTR, RTS, CTS, RI
and GND) RS-232 interface. This RS-232 interface is not isolated and must be used to
configure and/or update the Sierra Wireless (Wavecom) GSM/GPRS module. This
interface has a RJ-45 connector.
Isolated DTE interfaces
The InduBox GSM IX has 2 galvanically isolated serial interfaces :
3- wire RS-232 (RxD, TxD, GND) :
This interface is connected (galvanically separated) to the UART1 of the SL6087
GSM/GPRS module.
V' - pin can be used for external reset (V') or for powering (100 mA Imax) an external
device (+5V'), selectable via resistor stuffing.
3- wire RS-485 (A, B, GND) :
This interface is connected (galvanically separated) to the UART2 of the SL6087
GSM/GPRS module.
V' - pin can be used for external reset (V') or for powering (100 mA Imax) an external
device (+5V'), selectable via resistor stuffing.
V.24 Status LEDs
The V.24 lines to and from the UART1 GSM/GPRS module have a LED indicator.
GSM/GPRS module
The InduBox GSM IX has a built-in Sierra Wireless (Wavecom) SL6087 GSM/GPRS
Quad band module. Different applications/configurations are possible with or without
OpenAT firmware.
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3. Specifications
3.1
Housing and Connectors

Housing:
Bausch InduBox IP51 housing

bottom enclosure and sealable connector cover
ABS with self-extinguishing V0 additive
transparent cover
polycarbonate + self-extinguishing V1
dimensions with connector cover: 180 x 108 x 71 mm
dimensions without connector cover: 145 x 108 x 71 mm
Connectors:
Mains plug and connector (terminal block screw connector)

pitch 5.08 mm
maximum wiring section 2.5 mm2
Female RJ-45 connectors (RS-232, RS-485)
AMP 50 Ohm FME antenna connector
3.2
Environmental conditions
Temperature in use
Humidity in use
3.3
Power Supply Specifications
Input voltage range:

Input frequency:
Power:
idle
Max.
3.4
-25C / + 55C
10% - 75% (non condensing)
90 253 Vac
47 63 Hz
3,5 Widle - 6,4 VA
4,5 Wmax 7,5 VA
GSM-module Specifications
The InduBox GSM IX modem uses a Sierra Wireless (Wavecom) SL6087 quad band
GSM or GSM/GPRS module.
The AirPrime SL6087 features 2G quad-band (850/900/1800/1900 MHz) connectivity. It
can be used as a simple modem controlled via AT commands or it can host a standard
ANSI C/C++ application and act as a single processor for the customer solution,
eliminating the need for an external processor and reducing the total size and cost of
the final product and all this thanks to a full set of Plug-Ins for Open AT OS, enabling
Bausch Datacom to easily add TCP/IP functionalities and Internet security. The module
also has industrial features like an extended temperature range (-40C to +85C Class
B). Check the Sierra Wireless reference manual for detailed information.
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4. SIM Card
Disconnect the mains power before opening the

InduBox GSM IX modem!
SIM
Power Supply
GSM/GPRS
module
RS-232
RS-485
ANT
MAINS
Install a SIM card into the SIM card interface socket. Without a SIM card the InduBox
GSM IX will communicate with the DTE but will not respond properly on all commands.
Most applications are using a SIM card with disabled PIN code request !
The International Mobile Subscriber Identity (IMSI) is used for internal signaling and is
saved on the SIM (processor card). If the SIM is removed from the terminal, any
existing connections are cleared and further call setup is prevented with one exception:
emergency calls.
Use the +WIMEI? command to view the IMEI code of the GSM module.
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How to install the SIM card:

1. Disconnect the mains power and DTE interface.
2. Open the InduBox GSM IX enclosure.
3. The SIM cardholder is placed in the upper right corner onto the PCB.
4. Slide the upper part to the LEFT position.
5. Rotate the SIM card holder upper part to the upright position.
6. Insert the SIM card into the upper part of the card holder.
7. Rotate back and close the upper part of the SIM cardholder
8. Finally slide the upper part to the right (LOCK) position.
9. Close the InduBox GSM IX enclosure.
10. Connect mains power and DTE interface.
See the +CPIN command for more info about entering the PIN number.
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5.
Ports and Connectors
Before you start the installation, take a moment to become more familiar with the
possible connections to and from the InduBox GSM IX modem.
The InduBox GSM IX has three types of connectors; a Mains terminal block screw
connector, RJ-45 connectors and one FME connector.
Mains
N L1
RS-232
RS-485
ANT
Disconnect the mains power before connecting or

disconnecting the power and/or DTE plugs !
5.1
Mains Power Connection

PIN
1
N
2
L1
Always disconnect the mains power before connecting or disconnecting the power plug.
Make sure the voltage supplied to the modem is in the range of the InduBox GSM IX
input voltage (see specifications for details on voltage range).
When the InduBox GSM IX modem is connected via a standard mains plug, the
used mains socket must be directly accessible and easy reachable.
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5.2
Non isolated DTE Interface
Only devices which are conform with the safety

regulations can be connected to the DTE port!
This interface is connected to the UART1 and must be used to configure and upload
firmware to the GSM/GPRS module. This interface is accessible via a RJ-45 8-pin
connector, is not galvanically isolated and has all standard V.24 interface lines. A RJ-45
to a standard female DB-9 connector cable is available.
SIM
Power Supply
Configuration Interface
RJ-45 8 contacts
GSM/GPRS
module
8 . 1
RS-232
RS-485
ANT
MAINS
PIN
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
V.24
DCD
RXD
TXD
DTR
GND
RI
RTS
CTS
Description
Data Carrier Detect
Receive Data
Transmit Data
Data Terminal Ready
Ground
Ring Indicator
Request to Send
Clear to Send
Direction
DCE DTE
DCE DTE
DTE DCE
DTE DCE
DCE DTE
DTE DCE
DCE DTE
Level
V.28
V.28
V.28
V.28
V.28
V.28
V.28
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5.3
Isolated DTE Interfaces
Only devices which are conform with the safety

regulations can be connected to the DTE port!
The isolated interfaces are galvanically separated from the main circuits of the InduBox
GSM IX ; RxD and TxD are separated via an OptoCoupler, a second 5 Vdc power
supply is created via an aditional DC/DC convertor.
Two isolated interfaces are present :
RS-232 3-wire & '+V'

RS-485 3-wire & '+V'
connected to SL6087 UART1

connected to SL6087 UART2
5.3.1 Isolated RS-232 interface
RS-232 Hardware Configuration
This interface is connected to the UART1, same V.24 bus as the non-isolated interface
described above. The status LED's are connected to this V.24 bus.
RS-232 Interface
RJ-45 8 contacts
Mains
1 . 8
RS-485
N L1
PIN
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
+V
-
RS-232
RXD
TXD
GND'
-
Direction
DCE DTE
DTE DCE
-
ANT
Level
5~25 Vdc in OR +5V' out (JP7)
V.28
V.28
V.28
-
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UART1
5V
5V
5V
TxD
RXD
TXD
GND
TTL/V.10
Level
Shift
RxD
RS-232 Software Configuration
This interface is full duplex and can be used on all possible baudrates up to 115200
bps. This interface uses only RxD and TxD. DTR and RTS are not used, thus inactive.
Be sure to disable those signals in the configuration of the InduBox GSM IX ;
at+ifc=0,0
at&d0
no RTS/CTS flow control

no DTR signal present
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5.3.2 Isolated RS-485 interface
RS-485 Hardware Configuration
This interface is connected to the UART2. When data is transmitted/received on RS485, the status LED's will not work. They are connected onto the UART1 bus.
RS-485 Interface
RJ-45 8 contacts
1 . 8
Mains
RS-232
N L1
PIN
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
RS-485
B
A
A
GND'
B
-
+V
-
ANT
Level
5~25 Vdc in OR +5V' out (JP6)
V.11
V.11
V.11
V.11
UART2
5V
5V
Open - 20 ms - < 9600 bps

Close - 2 ms - >= 9600 bps
JP5
560 E
RxD
receiver
~recEN
traEN
dT
TxD
transmitter
GND'
120 E
560 E
JP4
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The following jumpers must be set for RS-485 :

JP4
Term open
Term closed
no 120 ohm termination between A and B

120 ohm termination between A and B
JP5
Delay open
Delay closed
20 ms delay <9600 bps

2 ms delay >=9600 bps
RS-485 Software Configuration
This interface is half duplex and can be used from 300 to 115200 bps. This interface
uses only RxD and TxD. DTR and RTS are not used, thus inactive. Be sure to disable
those signals in the configuration of the InduBox GSM IX ;
at+ifc=0,0
at&d0
no RTS/CTS flow control

no DTR signal present
RxD and TxD info is transmitted onto the same 2 wires. To avoid a double echo during
command mode, the modem echo should be disabled ;
ate0
5.4
disable modem echo
Antenna Interface
The GSM antenna must be connected on the GSM modem via a cable, depending on
the application and the GSM RF field strength at the site. The antenna interface
connector is FME (male).
Never use the InduBox GSM IX modem without a

proper antenna attached!
For EMC immunity purposes a ferrite
[Wurth 74271142S] must be added
onto the antenna cable.
This ferrite must be mounted, in one
cable loop, as close as possible to
the FME connector.
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6.
LED Indicators
There are 10 LEDs located onto the InduBox GSM IX modem printed circuit.
MDE
SIM
GSM
TXD
Power Supply
GSM/GPRS
module
RXD
DTR
DCD
RI
WD
WD
5V
RS-232
RS-485
ANT
MAINS
GSM
yellow
GSM Network
service
DCE
TXD
RXD
DTR
red
red
red
DTE DCE
DCE DTE
DTE DCE
DCD
RI
red
red
Transmit Data
Receive Data
Data Terminal
Ready
Data Carrier Detect
Ring Indicator
ON not registered on the network

Slow flash (2 s. OFF)
registered on the network
Quick flash (600 ms OFF)
communication in progress
TXD signal of the UART1 V.24 bus
RXD signal of the UART1 V.24 bus
DTR signal of the UART1 V.24 bus
DCE DTE
DCE DTE
DCD signal of the UART1 V.24 bus

RI signal of the UART1 V.24 bus
MDE
green
OpenAT - Mode
Ref. OpenAT application

description
WD
WD
green
red
Watchdog Tick
ON during reset cycle
Reflects the state of the Watchdog
5 V
green
Isolated 5Vdc power

supply
OFF : no voltage present

ON : voltage present
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7. Jumper Settings
The InduBox GSM IX modem has 6 jumpers. The functions of the jumpers will be
described in the paragraphs below.
JP1
SIM
Power Supply
GSM/GPRS
module
JP2
JP5
RS-232
MAINS
RS-485
5V
Meter
Meter
JP7
Jumper
JP1
JP2
JP4
JP5
JP7
JP6
Position
Open
Closed
Term Open
Term Closed
Delay Open
Delay Closed
No Jumper
Meter
5V
No jumper
Meter
5V
ANT
5V
JP4
JP6
Description
GSM module normal operation (default)
GSM module BOOT operation
GSM module RESET not used
no 120 ohm termination between A and B
120 ohm termination between A and B
20 ms delay <9600 bps
2 ms delay =>9600 bps
RS-232 pin1 : no connection
RS-232 pin1 : '+V' 5~25 Vdc in (reset function)
RS-232 pin1 : +5V' out
RS-485 pin1 : no connection
RS-485 pin1 : '+V' 5~25 Vdc in (reset function)
RS-485 pin1 : +5V' out
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8.
Watchdog Functionality
To prevent a total lock-up of the InduBox GSM IX a long term watchdog is

implemented. This function is created with a separate micro-controller.
The micro-controller itself is guarded with its own internal watchdog (+/- 1 second
refresh / LED flash).
This long term watchdog has 2 possible ways to reset the modem :
1. configurable periodically reset
2. external reset triggered by the '+V'-connection (JP6 and/or 7 on 'Meter' position)
8.1 Periodical reset
The power supply will be disconnected, after a controlled and proper GSM
disconnection, during 20 seconds after the selected reset period IF the modem is NOT
connected (inactive DCD signal).
If the reset period is ended and the modem is connected to a remote host (active DCD
signal) the reset will not be conducted. If the reset period is ended + 10 minutes and
the watchdog already past a reset, because of an active DCD signal, the reset will be
conducted! Otherwise, the InduBox GSM IX can be locked-up with an active DCD
signal the watchdog will never be able to reset the WAN module.
Time is programmable via the serial setup menu of the modem.
This menu is accessible via the RJ-45 serial interface (9600 bps 8N1) after hitting the
blue push 'switch' located next to the reset processor onto the modem printed circuit
board.
| -- START -|
| Bausch Datacom InduBox GSM IX setup [V1.0]
|
| Reset period time select [currently 24 hour]
| Do you want to change this [y/n] :
Enter 'y' if you want to change the default 24 hour to another value.
The new value will automatically be stored in non volatile RAM.
Select 0 hour to disable this hardware reset to use the software reset generated from
the SL6087 module, if provided by an OpenAT application.
8.2 External reset
The power supply will be disconnected, after a controlled and proper GSM
disconnection, during 20 seconds when a negative slope (5-25V to 0V) is detected on
the '+V'-input.
There is no DCD check done in this reset mode.
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9.
AT Command Interface
More information about the commands to the InduBox GSM IX modem, and the
responses from the InduBox GSM IX modem, are described in the Sierra Wireless
(Wavecom) reference manual AT commands interface guide.
9.1
Most important AT commands
Verifying GSM receive signal quality

The modem will be able to establish a call only if the received GSM signal is of a sufficient
level.
The command AT+CSQ will return the reception level <rssi> of the signal sent by the
closest GSM Base Transceiver Station (BTS), as well the received bit error rate <ber>.
When the SIM card is present and the PIN code has been entered, the command
AT+CSQ will return the signal level from the BTS on the subscribed operator network.
When used without the SIM card, this command will simply indicate the closest BTS
due to the fact that the modem cannot identify the current subscription. It is therefore
advisable to make this test with the SIM card present.
To verify the GSM signal quality, perform the following operations:
Using a communication application, enter the command AT+CSQ.
The response is in the following format:
+CSQ: <rssi>,<ber> where...
rssi indicates the reception level (Received Signal. Strength Indication).
ber indicates the received bit error rate (Bit Error Rate).
How to interpret the results:
The InduBox GSM IX functions correctly with a minimum <rssi> of between 12 and 15.
Below 10 the signal is insufficient, the modem cannot function depending on the geographical situation. Above 15 the signal is of a sufficient level.
The InduBox GSM IX functions also correctly with a ber = 0.
PIN-code
The PIN code is essential in order to make a call or to accept a call from the GSM network. The PIN code is held on the SIM card and can be modified by the user.
To verify a previously entered PIN code or see if the SIM card is working properly, use
a communication application and enter the command AT+CPIN.
(Ensure that a valid SIM card is present in the SIM card reader in the modem)
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Verify a PIN code and see if the SIM card is working properly
AT+CPIN?
The InduBox GSM IX must return:
+CPIN : READY
AT+CFUN
Do not simply cut off the supply of the InduBox GSM IX modem whilst in communication
or dialogue without having first detached from the network operator.
To avoid network congestion when powering down the modem, it is essential to first
execute the command AT+CFUN=0.
If this is not done, then, in certain cases the modem can remain registered on the network.
When you want to power down (hard reset) the unit which is in dialog mode and not in
communication or you want to do a 'warm' reset:
AT+CFUN=0
OK
The modem will return OK and is no longer registered on the network. The
SL6087 GSM/GPRS radio module is put into standby and the power may then
be removed.
AT+CFUN=1
OK
The InduBox GSM IX will perform a 'warm' reset.
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10
Socket Server application in Open AT
10.1 Introduction
This manual is the reference manual for configuring the Socket Server Open AT (1).
application.
The Socket Server Open AT application is created for the Bausch Datacom InduBox
GSM modems (2). The InduBox GSM IX modem is using the Sierra Wireless SL6087
GSM/GPRS module.
Thanks to the Socket Server Open AT application, a non IP enabled device (like an
Itron SL7000 C&I electricity meter), connected to the Indubox modem, will be
accessible over a GPRS link.
10.2 General Description
CSD (Circuit Switched Data) data communication with GSM modems has a similar
behavior as connections with standard PSTN modems over a POTS (Plain Old
Telephone System) line.
In CSD answering mode (auto answer active s0=1), the Indubox modem will sent the
unsolicited CONNECT 9600 respons when a successful connection is established with
a remote originating modem. When the remote modem is disconnecting the connection,
the respons NO CARRIER will be transmitted.
When using GPRS the situation is completely different. TCP/IP is used, all data will be
sent in packets and routed over an IP packet switched network.
Thanks to the Socket Server Open AT application a CSD answering mode will be
simulated when using communication over a GPRS link.
When the Open AT application is started in SCKserv mode, a GPRS/APN connection
will be automatically established and maintained. After a successful GPRS/APN
connection the InduBox modem will be part of an IP network (Internet or Intranet) and
(1) The AirPrime SL6087 GSM/GPRS processor is a product of Sierra Wireless (Wavecom). It
features 2G quad-band (850/900/1800/1900 MHZ) connectivity and has industrial features like an
extended temperature range (-40C to +85C).
The SL6087 GSM/GPRS processor integrated in the InduBox GSM IX can be used as a simple
modem controlled via AT commands or it can host a standard ANSI C/C++ application and act as
a single processor for the customer solution because it is delivered with the full set of Plug-Ins for
Open AT OS, enabling Bausch Datacom to easily add TCP/IP and Internet security.
Thanks to the Bausch Socket Server Open AT application (embedded in the SL6087
processor) the need for an external processor is eliminated and the total size and cost of the final
product is reduced.
(2) The Socket Server Open AT can be used in InduBox GSM IV (Q24PL GSM/GPRS module of
Sierra Wireless Wavecom -), InduBox GSM VII and VIII (Airprime Q2686 GSM/GPRS module
of Sierra Wireless Wavecom -), InduBox GSM IX (SL6087 GSM/GPRS module of Sierra
Wireless Wavecom-), but also on the DinBox GSM/GPRS (Q24PL).
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will have an IP number. The Open AT application will start a TCP socket server
(listener) service and will listen to a predefined PORT.
When a remote TCP client establishes a connection with the InduBox modem, the
unsolicited respons CONNECT 9600 will be transmitted. When the TCP client is
disconnecting the connection, the respons NO CARRIER will be transmitted.
More information about the different modes of the Socket Server Open AT application
are described in the following sections.
10.3 Basic Setup
When using the Socket Server Open AT application the serial port of the InduBox
modem can only be used with the following parameters :
Speed : 9600 bps
Async format : 8N1
Flow control : none (no RTS needed from DTE)
V.24 DTR signal : none (no DTR needed from DTE)
Basically only RXD/TXD and GND are needed to use the Open AT application.
Its possible to use the isolated 3-wire RS-232 and 2-wire RS-485 interfaces of the
InduBox GSM IX modem.
10.4 Possible Modes
There are 3 possible working modes into the Socket Server Open AT application :
10.4.1 CSD mode
The modem is acting like a normal GSM CSD data modem in autoanswer mode (s0=1).
When a remote modem dials-in the unsolicited respons CONNECT 9600 is sent.
When the connection is disconnected NO CARRIER will be sent. During CSD data
mode the modem is 100% transparent.
During idle state mode the modem is able to receive a SMS message and check the
message content. More info on the SMS message content info below.
10.4.2 GPRS mode
Same function as CSD described above, but the modem has received APN GPRS
parameters via a SMS message. APN server name, username, password and DNS info
is entered, but there is no GPRS attachment or APN connection.
This mode is implemented to allow DOTA (Download Over The Air) upgrade via a FTP
host. This function is described below.
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10.4.3 SCKServ mode
In this mode, the modem will automatically be connected to GPRS/APN and a TCP
socket server (listen) service will be started. The APN connection and the socket listen
mode will be checked regularly (60 seconds) so that the modem is always ready for a
TCP socket client.
When a remote TCP client establishes a connection with the InduBox modem, the
unsolicited respons CONNECT 9600 will be transmitted. When the TCP client is
disconnecting the connection, the respons NO CARRIER will be transmitted.
During data mode the modem is 100% transparent.
10.5 How to switch between the 3 modes via SMS

Switching between the modes described above is done via (text) SMS messages.
Note:
Each line must be terminated with a <CR><LF>, also the last (End) line
Each character is case sensitive.
In a default state CSD mode is selected. No GPRS parameters are saved.
10.5.1 Switch to GPRS mode
A SMS with the following content must be sent to the modem;
InduBox startup.ini
Link : GPRS
APN : proximus.internet.be
APNUN : username
APNPW : password
DNS1 :
DNS2 :
End
When the modem receives the SMS message as described above, the modem will
save all the received parameters, restart and enter the GPRS mode. As explained
above; this mode acts the same as CSD but all APN parameters are know and
programmed. This mode exists to do an FTP upgrade as explained in next chapter.
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10.5.2 Switch to SCKserv mode

InduBox startup.ini
Link : SCKserv
APN : proximus.internet.be
APNUN : username
APNPW : password
DNS1 :
DNS2 :
Port : 404
End
When the modem receives an SMS message as described above, the modem will save
all the received parameters, restart and enter the SCKserv mode. After the GSM
registration the modem will automatically establish a connection to the GPRS network
and the APN. The received IP address will be sent onto the serial port as an unsolicited
respons and the socket server service will start automatically.
10.5.3 Switch to CSD mode
Its always possible to go back to the default CSD mode via the following SMS;
InduBox startup.ini
Link : CSD
End
When the modem receives an SMS message as described above, the modem will
restart, and enter the CSD mode.
10.6 How to switch between the 3 Modes via at commands
Switching between the modes described above can also be done locally, via standard
at commands.
Connect the InduBox GSM IX modem, via the Bausch RJ-45 to DB-9 serial cable, to a
standard COM port of a PC. Use a standard serial communication program like
Windows Hyperterminal, configured onto the correct COM port / 9600 bps / 8N1 / no
flowcontrol.
Don't change the currect settings of the modem !
modem echo is off [ate0] : no characters will be send back (blind typing)
no flowcontrole [at+ifc=0,0] : CTS is not active
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Mode switching command

AT/LINK = <CSD|GPRS|SCKserv>
Specific GPRS/SCKserv parameters commands
AT/APN= proximus.internet.be
AT/APNUN=username
AT/APNPW=password
AT/DNS1=
AT/DNS2=
AT/TCPPORT=
Specific DOTA parameters commands
AT/FTPADDRESS=12.15.15.62
AT/FTPPORT=21
AT/FTPFILE=file.txt
AT/FTPSIZE=262
Configuration overview command
AT/CONFIG?
10.7 DOTA upgrade (optional)
DOTA upgrade is done via FTP.
InduBox FTP upgreade
FTP : 213.219.182.110:21
User : username
Pwd : password
File : filename.ext
Size : 15124
End
After receiving the SMS the modem will try to make a connection to a FTP server:port.
When in
CSD mode:
GPRS mode:
SCKserv mode:
nothing will be done (no GPRS parameters)

the modem will do a GPRS attach, APN connection,
stop socket listen service, the modem was already connected to
GPRS, APN,
After downloading the file, the size will be verified.

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If not equal
The upgrade process stops and the modem will restart as nothing has happened.
If equal
The new OpenAT application will be loaded and the modem will restart.
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A.
EC-Declaration of conformity
standard CE + TST25-3 (additional extended immunity tests)

EN61000-3-2
Electromagnetic compatibility, part 3, section 2

Limits for harmonic current emissions.
EN61000-3-3

Limitations of voltage fluctuation and flicker.
EN61000-4-2

Electrostatic discharge immunity test.
CISPR24 : 4 KV contact / 8 KV air
TST25-3 :
8 KV contact (20 +/- contacts) / 15 KV air (20 +/discharges)
EN61000-4-3

Radiated fields immunity test.
CISPR24 : 10 V/m 80 MHz - 2000 Mhz, mod. AM 80% 1KHz
TST25-3 :
30 V/m 80 MHz - 2000 Mhz, mod. AM 80% 1KHz
ENV50204
Electromagnetic compatibility, Basic immunity standard, Radiated

Electromagnetic field from digital radio telephones immunity test.
CISPR24 : 10 V/m 890-2400 MHz, 1% freq step, 1s dwell, 50%
duty,
TST25-3 :
EN61000-4-4
200 Hz
repetition time
30 V/m 890-2400 MHz, 1% freq step, 1s dwell, 50%
duty, 200 Hz repetition time

Electrical fast transient/burst immunity test.
CISPR24 : 0.5 KV and 1 KV 5/50 ns, 5 Khz rep. freq on AC
mains
TST25-3 :
2 KV and 4 KV, 5/50 ns, 5 Khz rep freq on AC mains
EN61000-4-5

Surge immunity test.
CISPR24 : 10 pulses 1 KV 1,2/50 s (5+ 5-) on AC mains
TST25-3 :
6 KV pulses
EN61000-4-6

Conducted immunity test.
CISPR24 :
3 V 0.15 MHz - 80 MHz, mod. 80% at 1 Khz on
mains
TST25-3 :
Magnetic fields
10 V 0.15 MHz - 80 MHz, mod. 80% at 1 Khz on

mains
applied to all accessible surfaces

1000 At (ampere turns) 1A on 1000 turns
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EN61000-4-8

Power frequency magnetic field immunity test.
CISPR24 levels
EN61000-4-11

Voltage dips, short interruptions and voltage variations immunity
test.
CISPR24 levels
EN61000-4-18
Oscillatory waves
1 MHz 2,5 KV, rep rate 400 Hz applied on mains in common mode
100 Khz 2,5 KV, rep rate 40Hz applied on mains in common mode
1 MHz 1KV, rep. Rate 400 Hz applied on mains in differential mode
100 MHz 1KV, rep. Rate 40 Hz applied on mains in differential
mode
EN55022
Limits and methods of measurement of radiodisturbance

characteristics of ITE-equipment.
EN55022 class B limits (AV - QP)
Radiated emission : 30 - 1000 MHz
Conducted emission (CISPR16) : 0.15 - 30 MHz
EN55024
performance criteria for immunity tests
EN61000-6-3
performance criteria for emission tests
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Installation & Configuration manual

Ports and Connectors

Socket Server application in Open AT

Serial flow as used in this manual :

AC/DC power supply

Housing and Connectors

Bausch InduBox IP51 housing

Mains plug and connector (terminal block screw connector)

Power Supply Specifications

Input voltage range:

Disconnect the mains power before opening the

How to install the SIM card:

Ports and Connectors

Disconnect the mains power before connecting or

Mains Power Connection

Non isolated DTE Interface

Only devices which are conform with the safety

Isolated DTE Interfaces

Only devices which are conform with the safety

RS-232 3-wire & '+V'

connected to SL6087 UART1

5.3.1 Isolated RS-232 interface

RS-232 Hardware Configuration

RS-232 Software Configuration

no RTS/CTS flow control

5.3.2 Isolated RS-485 interface

RS-485 Hardware Configuration

Open - 20 ms - < 9600 bps

The following jumpers must be set for RS-485 :

no 120 ohm termination between A and B

20 ms delay <9600 bps

RS-485 Software Configuration

no RTS/CTS flow control

disable modem echo

Never use the InduBox GSM IX modem without a

ON not registered on the network

DCD signal of the UART1 V.24 bus

Ref. OpenAT application

Reflects the state of the Watchdog

Isolated 5Vdc power

OFF : no voltage present

To prevent a total lock-up of the InduBox GSM IX a long term watchdog is

Most important AT commands

Verifying GSM receive signal quality

Socket Server application in Open AT

10.5 How to switch between the 3 modes via SMS

10.5.2 Switch to SCKserv mode

10.6 How to switch between the 3 Modes via at commands

Mode switching command

nothing will be done (no GPRS parameters)

After downloading the file, the size will be verified.

standard CE + TST25-3 (additional extended immunity tests)

Electromagnetic compatibility, part 3, section 2

Electromagnetic compatibility, part 3, section 3

Electromagnetic compatibility, part 4, section 2

Electromagnetic compatibility, part 4, section 3

Electromagnetic compatibility, Basic immunity standard, Radiated

Electromagnetic compatibility, part 4, section 4

2 KV and 4 KV, 5/50 ns, 5 Khz rep freq on AC mains

Electromagnetic compatibility, part 4, section 5

Electromagnetic compatibility, part 4, section 6

10 V 0.15 MHz - 80 MHz, mod. 80% at 1 Khz on