Panasonic Toughbook CF-18BCAGCMM Operating Instructions Manual
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This manual contains supplementary instructions regarding the use of the GSM/GPRS.
Contents
Setting up the Dial-up network for GPRS .................. 2
Using CheckNet ........................................................... 9
GPRS AT commands ................................................. 17
Illustrations and Terminology in this Manual
NOTE:
CAUTION:
Windows 2000 : Information for Microsoft
Windows XP
Tablet PC
[Start] - [Run]:
Operating Instructions
NOTE provides a useful fact or helpful information.
CAUTION indicates a condition that may result in minor or moder-
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(For some applications, you may need to double-click.)
for using GSM/GPRS
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Page 1: Operating Instructions
This manual contains supplementary instructions regarding the use of the GSM/GPRS. Contents Setting up the Dial-up network for GPRS ... 2 Using CheckNet ... 9 GPRS AT commands ... 17 Illustrations and Terminology in this Manual NOTE provides a useful fact or helpful information. NOTE: CAUTION indicates a condition that may result in minor or moder- CAUTION:... - Page 2 Setting up the Dial-up network for GPRS The settings may vary with the local service provider. This information has to be requested from the local provider. (The following sample screenshots illustrate the setup procedure.) Windows 2000 Select [Start] - [Settings] - [Network and Dial-up Connections] - [Make New Con- nection].
- Page 3 Setting up the Dial-up network for GPRS Select the GSM/GPRS modem you are using, then select [Next]. Enter [*99***1#] at [Telephone number], then select [Next]. Note that the “1” shown here should be changed to the CID that you enter during the modem driver’s installa- tion procedure.
- Page 4 Setting up the Dial-up network for GPRS Select [No], then select [Next]. Remove the check mark for [To connect to the Internet immediately, select this box and then click Finish.], then select [Finish]. Select [Start] - [Settings] - [Network and Dial-up Connections] and right-click the connection you just created, then select [Properties].
- Page 5 Setting up the Dial-up network for GPRS Select [GPRS] in [Modem protocol] and select [OK]. Select [Networking] - [Properties]. Set the necessary settings and select [OK], then select [OK].
- Page 6 Setting up the Dial-up network for GPRS Windows XP Tablet PC Select [Start] - [Control Panel] - [Network and Internet Con- nections] - [Network Connections] - [Create a new connec- tion]. Select [Next]. Select [Connect to the Internet], then se- lect [Next].
- Page 7 Setting up the Dial-up network for GPRS Enter the suitable ISP name, then select [Next]. Enter [*99***1#] at [Phone number], then select [Next]. Note that the “1” shown here should be changed to the CID which you enter in the installing procedure of mo- dem driver.
- Page 8 Setting up the Dial-up network for GPRS In [General], select the GSM/GPRS mo- dem and select [Configure]. Remove the check mark. Select [GPRS] in [Modem protocol] and select [OK]. Select [Networking] - [Properties]. Set the necessary settings and select [OK], then select [OK].
- Page 9 Windows 2000 Select [Start] - [Programs] - [Panasonic] - [CheckNet] - [CheckNet]. Windows XP Tablet PC Select [Start] - [All Programs] - [Panasonic] - [CheckNet] - [CheckNet]. Taskbar icon (GSM)/ (GSM+GPRS): RF signal level ( : Out of coverage...
- Page 10 Using CheckNet Using CheckNet You can select the menu by selecting dow. With the CheckNet window, detailed information can be seen graphically. To open the CheckNet window Double-click on the taskbar Select on the taskbar with the right button and select [View]. To close the CheckNet window Select the X button on the CheckNet window.
- Page 11 Using CheckNet Start RAS (Dial-up network) from CheckNet (available only when in area of signal coverage, Display [SMS View] screen page 13) RF signal level indication Taskbar icon GSM+GPRS Signal level Out of coverage – -95 dBm -94dBm – -85 dBm -84 dBm –...
- Page 12 Using CheckNet RAS (Dial-up network) Control You can start up RAS (Dial-up network) from CheckNet by allocating a dial-up network for each button. Set up the Dial-up network Select [Options] - [RAS] and select dial- up network you prefer for [GPRS] or [GSM].
- Page 13 Using CheckNet SMS / Phone Book SMS messages can be sent or read with the CheckNet. You can also register phone numbers to the phone book. Select [SMS] to display the [SMS View] screen. When you receive SMS The number of unread SMS will be indicated in [Mail] on the CheckNet window, and a received SMS will be listed in [SMS View] with an asterisk(*) in [New] column.
- Page 14 Using CheckNet <Table 1> § Phone Book Select [Options] - [SIM Phone Book] at [SMS View] screen. You can add ([New]), edit ([Edit]) or delete ([Del]) phone numbers. (The available characters differ depending on the SIM card you use.) Voice function You can make a voice telephone call using the headset.
- Page 15 Using CheckNet Options Select [Options] to display the [Options] screen. General [Security] PIN lock/unlock can be controlled. To enable PIN lock Select [PIN Lock] and enter the PIN code (4digits), then select [OK]. ([PIN Lock] will change to [PIN Unlock].) Next time when CheckNet is started up after turning off the GPRS modem, the PIN number will be re- quested.
- Page 16 Using CheckNet Operator List Since the operator is usually selected automatically, it is not necessary to change it. To change the settings manually, perform the following procedures. Select the mode from [Operator selection mode]. Auto: the operator is selected automatically Manual: keep trying to connect the operator se- lected manually...
- Page 17 GPRS AT commands To transmit data via GPRS the application software uses a PPP stack. Windows uses it as a part of a modem driver. In Windows these drivers are part of the Dial-up network. However, application software which does not use the Dial-up network, can establish a PDP context by executing a series of AT commands.
- Page 18 GPRS AT commands Select *99***<cid># as the phone number entry in the dial up network, in order to activate the PDP context with the predefined values. Otherwise, the computer will ignore the predefined values and activate the PDP context with the default values. NOTE AT&F and ATZ will be undefined for every context that is inactive or not offline.
- Page 19 GPRS AT commands GPRS attach (AT+CGATT) In order to use the GPRS service the GSM/GPRS modem must be GPRS attached. From that moment on the PLMN knows that the GSM/GPRS modem is GPRS capable. This means the GSM/GPRS modem can initiate a GPRS data call and Mobility Management routines apply.
- Page 20 GPRS AT commands Modem compatible PDP context activation Preceding PDP context activation If setting up a call with defined QoS and PDP context parameters, the following AT commands can be used as described in “Discrete PDP context activation”. Example: AT+CGDCONT=1,IP,volume.d2gprs.de AT+CGQREQ=1,3,4,3,0,0 ATD*99***1# CONNECT...
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