Sigicom INFRA C12 - 4. Configuration and Installation; 4.1. Configurations and Settings; 4.1.1. Data Server Connection Schedule

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4. Configuration and Installation

4.1. Configurations and Settings

GSM and data server settings must be written to the appropriate files on

the Compact Flash before using the C12. This can be done either through

CompactFlash Config in INFRA Net Manager, or by manually editing the

files as explained below. All other settings, for example:

• Measurement standard

• Interval time

• Record time

• Threshold level

• Threshold active (ON or OFF)

• Node ID

can be made using Remote control in INFRA Net.

4.1.1. Data Server Connection Schedule

Automatic data server connection can be selected for each hour of the day.

When your C12 is connected to the data server, all new data is uploaded.

If there are connection problems (GSM/ISP/Server/FTP etc.), three

connection retries are done. Note that all data are also stored on the

CompactFlash for data security.

The Data server connection schedule is stored in a configuration file

named ‘schedule.txt’. There is normally no need to change this file

manually. The schedule can be set in INFRA Net. The file format of

‘schedule.txt’ is not described here.

4.1.2. GSM Settings

‘dialcmd.txt’ states the modem command to make the data connection.

Example of a GPRS connection setup (APN = ‘online.telia.se’):

‘at+cgdcont=1,"IP","online.telia.se";d*99**PPP*1# ‘

‘pppuser.txt’ and ‘ppppasswd.txt’ may be needed for the GPRS

connection. If so, this information should be provided by the GSM

operator.

Note! No changes of the GSM settings are needed for the 3G version.