Maestro M1002G - Activating Analog Triggered AT Command

13.2 Activating analog triggered AT command
AT+ADCAT
Syntax: AT+ADCAT=<mode>(,<dir>,<threshold>,<command>)
Response: +ADCAT: <mode>,<dir>,<threshold>,<command>
Defined Values:
<mode> is the configuration mode:
0 disable analog triggered AT command,
1 enable analog triggered AT command,
2 configure analog triggered AT command parameters.
<dir> is the triggering condition:
0 configure as low-to-high condition,
1 configure as high-to-low condition.
<threshold> is the time required, after the condition is reached, before triggering the AT command. Unit is hundred
of millisecond from 0 to 50.
<cmd> is the AT command to be executed when the condition and threshold are met. Maximum length of the
AT command is 128 characters.
Example:
Command Response
AT+ADCAT=0 OK
Note: disable analog triggered AT command.
AT+ADCAT=1 OK
Note: enable analog triggered AT command.
AT+ADCAT? +ADCAT: 1,1,10,""
OK
AT+ADCAT=2,1,10,"AT+IPR=115200" OK
Note: set analog triggered AT command parameters to trigger
the specified AT command after 1 second from low-to-high.
AT+ADCAT=? +ADCAT: (0-2),(0-1),(1-50),(128)
OK
Note:
– The analog port is limited to 5V maximum.
– Use only cable/metal contact designed for Molex MicroFit connector.
– The application will NOT check the command <cmd> entered. It will execute the command even if the command
is invalid.
– When triggered, the command will not output any response to the external serial port.
– Do not enter "interactive" command (i.e +CMGS, +WDWL,...), otherwise the application will be stuck waiting for
user input.
– If +ADCAT is enable, no other AT command can control the analog port.
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