User guide
Table Of Contents
- Guarantee
- Contents
- CS-GPRS Communications Package
- 1. Introduction to GPRS
- 2. Hardware
- 2.1 Power use considerations
- 3. Network Contract and SIM card
- 4. Datalogger firmware
- 5. PC Software required
- 6. Basic Datalogger setup
- 7. General Principles of Operation
- 7.1 Using systems with fixed, public IP addresses
- 7.2 Using systems with dynamic IP addresses
- 7.3 Keeping the connection open
- 7.4 Firewall issues
- 7.5 Minimising call costs and power use
- 7.6 Calling the logger in GSM data mode
- 8. Fault finding
CS-GPRS Communications Package
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baud rates may be possible, depending on the modem being used, its set-up and
how busy the network is locally. See the screen image below.
If using an SC105 interface you may also need to setup the SC105 so that it is set
to connect to the datalogger on the correct SDC address (SDC7 by default) and
also that the serial port of the SC105’s baud rate is set to match the Wavecom
modem RS232 baud rate (9600 by default) and the SC105 is set in Modem mode.
This is done using the Device configurator program as shown below, which shows
the baud rate changed to 115 kbaud (which you might consider if wanting to
optimise speed of data transfer):