TCS-GPS help on line: registers settings

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TCS-GPS help on line Basic description Block diagram and PCB description Sim card issues Switching on SMS commands Basic Functions Advanced Functions Registers description Data connection examples Specifications of LOGGED data record How to use the TCS-GPS with the GPRS option TCS OS command list   To achieve more detailed programming the TCS-GPS has some registers in which each bit has a meaning and that can change dramatically the functions of the unit. Before being able to use them you should be able to read an hexadecimal number out of a byte, if you need some hints please see a quick example at the bottom of this page. Here are the details of the various registers that can be programmed with the command #REGrr,vv where rr is the register to be prorammed and vv if the hexadecimal value. REG00=Service messages Default value: 00 bit 0: Enable SVC MSG: SECXX FULL (#MTX31) bit 1: Enable SVC MSG: AUTO OFF! (#MTX31) bit 2: Enable SVC MSG: EGA ON! (#MTX30) bit 3: not used bit 4: not used bit 5: Enable SVC MSG: GSM READY (#MTX31) bit 6: Enable SVC MSG: GSM WDOG ON! (#MTX31) bit 7: Enable SVC MSG: RCVRY GSI TABLE (#MTX31) REG01=NMEA OUTPUT Default value: 31 bit 0: Enable GGA sentence (not changeable) bit 1: Enable GLL sentence bit 2: Enable GSA sentence bit 3: Enable GSV sentence bit 4: Enable RMC sentence bit 5: Enable VTG sentence (not changeable) bit 6: not used bit 7: Send NMEA sentence on COM3 REG02=OPTIONS Default value: 00 bit 0: Enable DEBUG SMS on TEL01 bit 1: Switch data call to GPS engine bit 2: not used bit 3: not used bit 4: Mark position on input 1 active bit 5: Enable delayed power up bit 6: not used bit 7: not used REG03=SMART LOGGER Default value: 00 bit 0: Enable 'smart logger' bit 1..2: to mark a point, direction must change degrees: 00=5, 01=10, 10=15, 11=20 bit 3: no 'smart logger' below 20 km/h bit 4..7: to mark a point, speed must change: 0000=10%, 0001=20%, ...1001=100% REG04=WAKE UP REGISTER Default value: 00 bit 0: not used bit 1: Wake-up on serial input COM3 bit 2: Wake-up on power presence bit 3: Wake-up on Vibration Sensor bit 4: Wake-up on Input 1 bit 5: Wake up on GSM modem RING bit 6: Wake UP on RTC interrupt (#CLA) bit 7: not used REG05=LOW POWER MODE Default value: 00 bit 0: Modem OFF after STP command bit 1: GPS OFF after STP command bit 2: not used bit 3: not used bit 4: Modem OFF after AUTO OFF bit 5: GPS OFF after AUTO OFF bit 6: not used bit 7: not used REG06=AUTO OFF/ AUTO EGA Function Default value: 00 bit 0: Enable AUTO OFF function countdown bit 1: Enable AUTO EGA function countdown bit 2: reset countdown on serial input activity bit 3: reset countdown on Power Presence bit 4: reset countdown on Vibration sensor bit 5: reset countdown on IN1 bit 6: reset countdown on Modem Ring bit 7: reset countdown on Speed>0 REG07=AUTO OFF countdown timer Default value: 00 bit 0...7= from 0 to FF (255) minutes REG08= AUTO EGA countdown timer Default value: 00 bit 0...7= from 0 to FF (255) minutes REG09= Vibration sensor threshold Default value: 00 bit 0...7= from 0 to FF (0-255 decimal) 0=very sensitive REG0A=Acceleration ALARM threshold Default value: C0 bit 0...7= from 0 to FF. Values below 40 could be too sensitive REG0B= Startup message delay Default value: 1e bit 0...7=from 0 to FF minutes. REG0C= GSM WATCH DOG TIMER Default value: 00 bit 0..7= From 0 to 18 (0-24 decimal) Hexadecimal number primer: Assuming bit 0 is on the right and bit 7 is on the left side: 00000001 is 01 00000010 is 02 00000011 is 03 00000100 is 04 00001001 is 09 00001010 is 0A 00001011 is 0B 00001100 is 0C 00001101 is 0D 00001110 is 0E 00001111 is 0F The same thing happens for the upper nibble, so: 00010000 is 10 11100010 is E2 and so on.

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