Product Manual
Table Of Contents
- 1. Functional Description
- 2. Device Setup
- 3. Interfaces
- 4. Device Configuration
- 4.1. APNs (apn)
- 4.2. OBD Accel and Decel (oad)
- 4.3. OBD RPM and Speed Events (ors)
- 4.4. OTA Prevent (ota)
- 4.5. Bluetooth Enabled (blt)
- 4.6. Buzzer Songs (bzr)
- 4.7. Destination (dst)
- 4.8. Generic Config Value (gcv)
- 4.9. Input Default Polarity (idp)
- 4.10. Motion Sensitivity (mst)
- 4.11. Serial Port Settings (sps)
- 4.12. Timer Duration (tmr)
- 4.13. Packet Creation Recipe (pcr)
- 4.14. Third-Party Config Values (tpv)
- 4.15. GPS Solution Filter (gsf)
- 4.16. Vehicle Bus Configuration (vbs)
- 5. Interpreter
- 6. Command Language
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CONFIDENTIAL AND PROPRIETARY
4. DEVICE CONFIGURATION
System parameters are designed to be non-volatile and have the ability to be updated through a serial
connection, USB, SMS, UDP and are used for many modules within the device. All system parameters (aka
configs, params) have a default value that can always be restored in case the device ends up in an unknown
state.๎
The following two commands will be most relevant when dealing with the following configurations:
l :rycfg -- Used to read a system configuration
l :wycfg -- Used to write a system configuration
When using either of these commands, you must specify what configuration slot you wish to read/write,
otherwise the console will default to the first slot (index[0]). In the case that the desired parameter does not have
a factory default setting (configs PCR, PCA, &๎GFN) the console will not default to the first slot unless it has
already been written.
Example:
:wycfg tmr 30 0
:OK
:rycfg dst
|๎dst[0]: addr:"us.address.com", port:1234 (0x4d2)
: OK