Here’s everything from the ATI9 command:
“DWL”," SWI6200T_01.02.03.06BT R2521 CNSZXD00000145 2013/02/07 17:07:24","",“Sierra Wireless”,0,"",“00000000”,“00000000”
“FW”,“FW_750_20_A2_3.FX8Fx”,“R7.50.0.A2.201302191346.FX100”,“Sierra Wireless”,1658520,“021913 13:46”,“f6eaa2f2”,“10002020”
“MODEM 3G+”,“Revision: SWI6200T_01.02.03.06AP R2521 CNSZXD00000145 2013/02/07 17:07:24”
“OAT”,“v1.20A2.20130219180830”,“Extended AT Application”,“Sierra Wireless”,300680,“021913 18:08”,“f8e417f7”,“10700000”
-“Developer Studio”,“2.3.0.201212051546-R10684”
-“Open AT OS Package”,“6.50.0.A2.201302061510”
-“Firmware Package”,“7.50.0.A2.201301311052”
-“Internet Library Package”,“5.53.0.A1.201212051411”
-“Location Library Package”,“1.4.3.201302051116”
-“Security Library Package”,“1.15.0.201201161628”
-“eCall-InBandModem Library Package”,“1.2.2.201202010558”
-“ExtendedATApplication Library Package”,“1.20.0.A2.201302191807”
“ROM”,“8400000”
“RAM”,“4000000”
“OATRAM”,“800000”
“DWLNAME”,“FX100”
I figured the active antenna needed power. I configured the GPIO using this command:
AT+WIOM=1,“GPIO44”,1
Then tried both a high:
AT+WIOW=“GPIO44”,1
and low:
AT+WIOW=“GPIO44”,0
The modem was left in the open skiy for over 20 minutes with GPIO44 high and low. I’m still not seeing any unsolicited NMEA sentences.
I would suspect to see unsolicited responses even without a fix, correct??
Could there be a hardware configuration +WHCNF I’m missing?
Randy…