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EHS6 AT Command Set
18.7 AT^SRVCFG
EHS6_ATC_V03.001 15/12/3
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Fallback switch
This parameter enables or disables the fallback solution which serves as an alternative method to positioning
while the cell information is not found. Beware that the returned location may be unreliable.
0
(D)
Disable fallback solution.
1 Enable fallback solution.
GPS assistance data
This parameter determines whether the GPS assistance data are used for location calculation. Only when all
the mandatory parameters of the GPS entity are set, this parameter can be changed to "1". In addition, if the
parameter is "1", the configuration of the GPS entity cannot be modified. Note that this parameter will be reset
to "0", after the GPS entity has been used.
0
(D)
Do not use GPS assistance data for location requests.
1 Using GPS assistance data for next location request. This setting will be auto-
matically reset <CBLUrc>=0 after next successful location request.
Latitude of the GPS entity
Latitude is a mandatory value for the GPS entity. Its default value is empty (""). The value can be set in the format
"45.62154".
This parameter is effective only if <CBLGps> is 1, and can be modified only when <CBLGps> is 0.
Note that this parameter will be reset to "0", after the GPS entity has been used.
-90.00000...90.00000 A valid latitude of place
““
(D)
The latitude is not set
Longitude of the GPS entity
Longitude is a mandatory value for the GPS entity. Its default value is empty (""). The value can be set in the
format "-121.62154".
This parameter is effective only if <CBLGps> is 1, and can be modified only when <CBLGps> is 0.
Note that this parameter will be reset to "0", after the GPS entity has been used.
-180.00000...180.00000 A valid longitude of place
““
(D)
The longitude is not set
Accuracy (horizontal) of the GPS entity
This parameter specifies the accuracy of the GPS location, it is also a mandatory value for the GPS entity. Its
default value is empty (""). The value can be modified only when <CBLGps> is 0.
Note that this parameter will be reset to "0", after the GPS entity has been used.
0...65535 A valid accuracy of GPS location
““
(D)
The accuracy is not set
<CBLFallback>
(num)(NV)
<CBLGps>
(num)(NV)
<CBLLatitude>
(str)(NV)
<CBLLongitude>
(str)(NV)
<CBLHacc>
(str)(NV)
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