User Manual Part 2

User Guide to Q4000/QPRO
Document Number 1135-4713 Rev G
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Now type:
AT+QKEFCN CFG_setNumericQCP, parmName, parmValue
This will change the parameter and save it to memory. See the example in the screen below,
where the parameter QCFG_SMTP_SERVER_PORT is given the value 25:
Figure 7-2: Using QCP to change a numeric parameter
To change the value of a string parameter, type:
AT+QKEFCN CFG_setStringQCP, parmName, parmValue
This will change the parameter and save it to memory. See the example in the screen below,
where the parameter QCFG_SMTP_SERVER_ADDR is given the value “mail.gmx.com”:
Figure 7-3: Using QCP to change a string parameter
7.2.1.3 Change via API calls from a user application
QCFG parameters can also be modified from a user application using the functions:
• CFG_write()
• CFG_read().
See the Q4000/QPRO API for more information on these functions.