I am reading the AT Commands Reference Guide, Rev. 11manual, from page 289 of 560 onwards. Trying to understand various parameters of
the AT#MONI command response, such as Power, C1, C2, TA and RxQual.
I find the information given not too well organised, and also inadequate.
Can you point me to some relevant source, describing these parameters
in detail?
Specifically, the value "Power" (RSSI); is it the RSSI at the module, or at the
base station?
Thanks,
Tom
Hi Tom, I think the explanation is clear enough:
<dBm> – received signal strength in dBm
RSSI reads Received Signal Strength Indication right, ie at module?
Hi Cosmin
Thanks, RSSI OK. But the others? Do these refer to some ETSI or similar standards? If yes, can you please point me to them.
And if you read the said manual between pages 289-290 I get the idea that something might be missing. There is no subparagraph 1. Neither is there any 2a. to 2c.
Tom
These are terms from GSM tech world, a manual should have them explained. Here is a site which does a good job despite its demoralizing title , GPS For Dummies, I find it handy.
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Hi all
I am reading the AT Commands Reference Guide, Rev. 11manual, from
page 289 of 560 onwards. Trying to understand various parameters of
the AT#MONI command response, such as Power, C1, C2, TA and RxQual.
I find the information given not too well organised, and also inadequate.
Can you point me to some relevant source, describing these parameters
in detail?
Specifically, the value "Power" (RSSI); is it the RSSI at the module, or at the
base station?
Thanks,
Tom
Hi Tom, I think the explanation is clear enough:
<dBm> – received signal strength in dBm
RSSI reads Received Signal Strength Indication right, ie at module?
Hi Cosmin
Thanks, RSSI OK. But the others? Do these refer to some ETSI or similar standards? If yes, can you please point me to them.
And if you read the said manual between pages 289-290 I get the idea that something might be missing. There is no subparagraph 1. Neither is there any 2a. to 2c.
Tom
These are terms from GSM tech world, a manual should have them explained. Here is a site which does a good job despite its demoralizing title
, GPS For Dummies, I find it handy.
Thanks again Cosmin,
we are all dummies, in some areas anyway 😀
Tom