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NOKIA GSM CONNECTIVITY

TERMINAL VERSION GUIDE

Contents

ACRONYMS AND TERMS ......................................................................................................2 REFERENCES.........................................................................................................................3 1. DOCUMENT OVERVIEW ................................................................................................4 2. NOKIA GSM CONNECTIVITY TERMINALS....................................................................5 3. TERMINAL SOFTWARE RELEASES..............................................................................7

3.1 NOKIA 30 TERMINAL................................................................................................7 3.1.1 SOFTWARE RELEASE 8.85...............................................................................7 3.1.2 SOFTWARE RELEASE 8.80...............................................................................7 3.1.3 SOFTWARE RELEASE 8.75...............................................................................7 3.1.4 SOFTWARE RELEASE 8.69...............................................................................7 3.1.5 SOFTWARE RELEASE 8.65...............................................................................7 3.1.6 SOFTWARE RELEASE 8.63...............................................................................8 3.1.7 SOFTWARE RELEASE 7.41...............................................................................8 3.1.8 SOFTWARE RELEASE 7.21...............................................................................8

3.2 NOKIA 31 TERMINAL................................................................................................8 3.2.1 SOFTWARE RELEASE 4.80...............................................................................8 3.2.2 SOFTWARE RELEASE 4.73...............................................................................9 3.2.3 SOFTWARE RELEASE 4.69...............................................................................9 3.2.4 SOFTWARE RELEASE 3.00...............................................................................9

4. CONFIGURATOR SOFTWARE RELEASES.................................................................10 4.1 VERSION 3.94 FOR NOKIA GSM CONNECTIVITY TERMINALS .........................10 4.2 VERSION 3.8 FOR NOKIA GSM CONNECTIVITY TERMINALS ...........................10 4.3 VERSION 3.1 FOR NOKIA GSM CONNECTIVITY TERMINALS ...........................10 4.4 VERSION 3.0 FOR NOKIA GSM CONNECTIVITY TERMINALS ...........................11 4.5 VERSION 2.3 FOR NOKIA GSM CONNECTIVITY TERMINALS ...........................12 4.6 VERSION 1.2 FOR NOKIA 30 TERMINAL..............................................................12 4.7 VERSION 1 FOR NOKIA 30 TERMINAL.................................................................12 4.8 BETA VERSION 0.91 FOR NOKIA 31 TERMINAL .................................................13

5. CROSS-COMPATIBILITY TABLES ...............................................................................14 5.1 TERMINAL FEATURE CROSS-REFERENCE........................................................14

6. FEATURE DESCRIPTIONS...........................................................................................15 6.1 USER CONTROL MODE ISSUE 2..........................................................................15 6.2 USER CONTROL MODE ISSUE 1..........................................................................16 6.3 AT COMMAND MODE.............................................................................................16 6.4 M2M SYSTEM MODE .............................................................................................17 6.5 OTHER ....................................................................................................................18

7. FUTURE RELEASES.....................................................................................................19

Legal Notice

Copyright © 2003-2004 Nokia. All rights reserved.

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ACRONYMS AND TERMS

Acronym/Term Description

ADK Application Development Kit

AT Attention

CORBA Common Object Request Broker Architecture

CSD Circuit Switched Data

GIOP General Inter-ORB Protocol

GPRS General Packet Radio Service

GSM Global System for Mobile Communications

IDL Interface Definition Language

IIOP Internet Inter-ORB Protocol

I/O Input/Output

IP Internet Protocol

LED Light-Emitting Diode

M2M Machine-to-Machine, Mobile-to-Machine, Machine-to-Mobile

NAPRD.03 North American Permanent Reference Document (version 3)

NITZ Network Indication and Timezone

ORB Object Request Broker

SMS Short Message Service

SW Software

Copyright © Nokia 2003-2004. All rights reserved.

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REFERENCES

Please visit http://www.forum.nokia.com/m2m or http://www.americas.forum.nokia.com/ for referenced documents.

1. Nokia GSM Connectivity Terminal Product Guide

2. Nokia 30 User’s Guide for Modem Use

3. Nokia 31 User’s Guide for Modem Use

4. Nokia GSM Connectivity Terminal Technical Specification

5. M2M System Connector Electrical Specification for Nokia GSM Connectivity Terminals

6. Installation Guide for Nokia GSM Connectivity Terminals

7. AT Command Guide for Nokia GSM Connectivity Terminals

8. Guide for User Control Mode for Nokia GSM Connectivity Terminals

9. IDL Reference Guide for Nokia GSM Connectivity Terminals

10. Properties Reference Guide for Nokia GSM Connectivity Terminals

11. Audio Application Note for Nokia GSM Connectivity Terminal


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http://www.forum.nokia.com/m2m

http://www.americas.forum.nokia.com/

1. DOCUMENT OVERVIEW

The following document provides version information regarding Nokia 30 GSM Connectivity Terminal and Nokia 31 GSM Connectivity Terminal (in the document referred to as the “Nokia GSM Connectivity Terminal” or simply as the “terminal”).. Differences between the various releases are noted, along with cross-compatibility between various items.

Software releases for the following items are listed with new feature information:

• Nokia 30 GSM Connectivity Terminal

• Nokia 31 GSM Connectivity Terminal

• Nokia GSM Connectivity Terminal Configurator

Cross-references between the following are drawn:

• Terminal software releases

• Terminal features

• Configurator software releases

This document focuses on Nokia GSM Connectivity Terminals.

For more detailed information about the Nokia 30 terminal and Nokia 31 terminal, other Nokia M2M products, and application development for M2M, please visit Forum Nokia and M2M links at http://www.forum.nokia.com/m2m or http://www.americas.forum.nokia.com.

Note: Before any SW update, remember to save all the terminal settings using the Nokia GSM Connectivity Terminal Configurator.


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2. NOKIA GSM CONNECTIVITY TERMINALS

The Nokia GSM Connectivity Terminal is a machine-to-machine (M2M) communications device that provides wireless connectivity and remote management possibilities for different applications. The Nokia 30 terminal offers GPRS, USSD, high-speed data, and other advanced services to be used in EGSM900/GSM1800 networks. The Nokia 31 terminal offers the same advanced services for use in GSM850/1900 networks.

Note: The Nokia 31 terminal supports data call bit rates from 2,400 to 14,400 bps.

Note: Some services described or mentioned in this document, such as GPRS, are network dependent. Please contact your network service provider for details.

Please see the cover page of this document and Figure 1 for an image of the Nokia 30 terminal or Nokia 31 terminal.

Figure 1 Nokia 30 terminal or Nokia 31 terminal with RS-232 data adapter.

A Nokia GSM Connectivity Terminal includes a GSM transceiver with built-in data capabilities, a SIM card reader, an internal antenna, an external antenna connector, and an M2M system connector.

There are three operation modes in which the Nokia GSM Connectivity Terminals can be used:

• User control mode

• AT command mode


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• M2M system mode

In User control mode, the terminal can be controlled or monitored with text messages. In AT Command mode, the Nokia GSM Connectivity Terminal functions as a GSM data modem controlled with AT commands. In M2M System mode, the terminal is used as part of the Nokia M2M Platform controlled with CORBA method calls.


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3. TERMINAL SOFTWARE RELEASES

In the following chapter, software releases for the Nokia GSM Connectivity Terminals are listed. The date when the software version first became available is provided. For a brief description of the features mentioned here, please see Chapter 6.

Tip: The software version of a particular Nokia GSM Connectivity Terminal can be queried with the Nokia GSM Connectivity Terminal Configurator (Help -> About) or with AT command “ATI2” (see Reference 7).

3.1 NOKIA 30 TERMINAL

3.1.1 Software release 8.85

Launch date June 2004

New features None


Launch date April 2004

New features None


Launch date February 2004

New features None



New features None



New features None


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Launch date March 2003

User control mode, version 2

Reset AT command

Network-supported real-time clock (based on Network Indication and Timezone, NITZ feature)

Connection type selection for RS-232 port

New features

Possibility to disable incoming SMS message indications


Launch date May 2002

Analog audio New features Remote I/O Control in M2M System mode

3.1.8 Software Release 7.21 Software release 7.21 was the first software version of the Nokia 30 GSM Connectivity Terminal.


New features All (first release for Nokia 30)

3.2 NOKIA 31 TERMINAL


Launch date June 2004

New features None


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Launch date November 2003

New features None


Launch date July 2003

NAPRD.03 approval v2.7.2

User control mode, version 2

Reset AT command

Network-supported real-time clock (based on Network Indication and Timezone, NITZ feature)


New features


3.2.4 Software release 3.00 Software release 3.00 was the first software version of the Nokia 31 GSM Connectivity Terminal.

Launch date October 2002

NAPRD.03 approval v2.5.1

New features All (first release for Nokia 31)


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4. CONFIGURATOR SOFTWARE RELEASES

The following chapter lists Configurator software versions. The date when a version first became available is given. For a description of the features mentioned here, please see Configurator help in the latest Configurator

software.

The latest version of Configurator software can be downloaded at no charge from the Forum Nokia Web site at http://www.forum.nokia.com/m2m and http://www.americas.forum.nokia.com/.

4.1 VERSION 3.94 FOR NOKIA GSM CONNECTIVITY TERMINALS

Release date March 2004

Supported terminals Nokia 30, Nokia 31, Nokia 32

Fax Connection (Nokia 32) New features Auto Dialing (Nokia 32)


Release date October 2003


Set factory defaults

Automatic reading of the parameter values when dialogs are opened

New features

Reminder to save the unsaved settings if the dialog is closed


Release date June 2003


Network Time

Input Testing New features

CORBA observers handling


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Release date April 2003


Automatic recognition of Connection type

Read all GSM terminal parameters

New features

Nokia 32 PBX Connectivity Terminal features (see Nokia 32 material at www.nokia.com for details.)


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http://www.nokia.com/


Release date December 2002

Supported terminals Nokia 30, Nokia 31

Support for configuration of multiple products (Nokia 30 and Nokia 31)

User control mode version 2 (See Chapter 6.1)

Separate dialogs for I/O setting in User control mode and M2M System mode

Default output value setting

Online testing of output values

Setting terminal Connection type


Mark new text messages read

New features

Automatic prompt for terminal restart when closing Configurator

4.6 VERSION 1.2 FOR NOKIA 30 TERMINAL

Release date May 2002

Supported terminals Nokia 30

New features Help files

4.7 VERSION 1 FOR NOKIA 30 TERMINAL

Release date April 2002


New features All (first release)


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4.8 BETA VERSION 0.91 FOR NOKIA 31 TERMINAL

Release date September 2002


New features All (first release)


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5. CROSS-COMPATIBILITY TABLES

5.1 TERMINAL FEATURE CROSS-REFERENCE For a brief description of the features mentioned here, please see Chapter 6.

Nokia 30 terminal Nokia 31 terminal Feature name

7.21 7.41 8.63 or newer

3.00 4.69 or newer

Network supported real time clock (NITZ) • •

Reset AT command • •

Connection type selection for RS-232 port • •


• •

User control mode Issue 2 • •

User control mode Issue 1 • • • • •

Remote I/O Control in M2M System mode • • • •

Analog audio • • • •


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6. FEATURE DESCRIPTIONS

The following describes the new features referenced in earlier chapters. For a full description of the functionality, see the corresponding issue of the referenced document.

6.1 USER CONTROL MODE ISSUE 2 For a detailed description of the functionality of User control mode Issue 2, please see Reference 8, Issue 2.

Configurator software should be used to configure the settings related to some of the following functionalities. The features listed in this chapter are supported by Configurator software, version 2.3 (see Chapter 4.2) or newer.

Feature Description Disabling acknowledgements

The Nokia GSM Connectivity Terminal acknowledges whether or not a text message has successfully commanded a device attached to it. The terminal sends a response as a text message back to the phone number that sent the control message. It is also possible to disable this feature to, for example, decrease the amount of communication with the device.

Aliasing The predefined commands can be replaced with user-specified commands (i.e., aliases). The defined alias replaces the initial command or previous alias configured for the same command. If an alias has been configured, the original command is no longer accepted.

Alarming continuously/once

As a default, an alarm message is sent once to the number where the alarm was subscribed. Alternatively, the alarm can be sent continuously. In this case, alarm messages are sent when alarm conditions are met, until the alarm subscription is cancelled.

Authorized numbers list

Authorized number selection enables access limitation to specific phone numbers in User user control mode. Only those control messages originating from an authorized number are allowed to control the terminal and the device attached to it. It is possible to define up to 16 authorized numbers.

Inverting outputs New command: Output_Invert X

Command is used to invert digital output states. The state of an output can be changed to another without knowing the state of it beforehand.


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Output pulses New command: Output_Pulse X Y

Command is used to set digital output states to requested state for a specified time.

Cancelling output pulses

New command: Output_Pulse_Cancel X

The previously set timed command can be cancelled before the <time> parameter defined in the pulse control message has passed.

Cancelling input alarms

New command: Input_Change_Cancel X

The sending of alarm messages in the case when alarm conditions are met can be cancelled with this message. If an alarm is subscribed with Continuously option, the alarm message sending can be cancelled before alarm conditions are met.

User control mode Issue 1

Please see Reference 8, Issue 1

6.2 USER CONTROL MODE ISSUE 1 Please see Reference 8, Issue 1.

6.3 AT COMMAND MODE Please see Reference 7 for details of AT commands supported by Nokia GSM Connectivity Terminals.

Command Description +CRST Reset GSM Connectivity Terminal


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6.4 M2M SYSTEM MODE CORBA method calls that can be used to control the parameters mentioned in this chapter are listed in Reference 9.

Feature Description Network-supported real-time clock

Time values are automatically retrieved from the GSM network, where available, using Network Indication and Time Zone (NITZ) network service. Values are stored in the parameters listed below. If NITZ service is not available in a specific network, the parameters give an exception when read.

Parameters:

Time (read-only)

Members: Hours, Minutes, Seconds, Local time zone

Date (read-only)

Members: Year, Month, Day

Real-time clock parameter values can be read in M2M system mode using a CORBA method call (getParam).


There are two serial ports available on the M2M System Connector of the Nokia GSM Connectivity Terminal—the RS-232 port and the M2M System port. The protocol available on the RS-232 port can be modified with the Connection type selection.

Connection type selection enables the Nokia 30 or Nokia 31 to communicate in M2M System mode with the RS-232 adapter.

Parameter: RS232Mode

Values: AUTO, AT, GENERAL_PURPOSE, SYSTEM_PROTOCOL

Connection type can be set either with Configurator software or in M2M System mode using CORBA method calls (getParam, setParam) to get or set values for the above parameter.

Remote I/O Control in M2M System mode

I/O pins of M2M System Connector can be controlled either in User control mode or M2M System mode. In M2M System mode the input and output pins can be controlled with CORBA messages.

For Remote I/O Control related CORBA messages and parameters, please see Reference 9.

Settings for Remote I/O Control in M2M System mode can also be done with Configurator software.


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6.5 OTHER CORBA method calls that can be used to control the parameters mentioned in this chapter are listed in Reference 9.

Feature Description Possibility to disable incoming SMS indications

When the indication for incoming short messages (SMS) is turned off, a LED indication when a new short message arrives is never shown. Other terminal status indications are shown with the LEDs normally.

Parameter: LedOperationMode

Values: NORMAL, ALL_LEDS_RESERVED, USE_NO_LEDS, SMS_LED_DISABLED

SMS message indications can be disabled either with Configurator software or in M2M System mode using CORBA method calls (getParam, setParam) to set values for above parameter.

Analog audio The M2M System Connector supports analog audio functionality that is an alternative to the Digital Audio Interface. Microphone and headphone signals can be connected through the analog audio signal interface.

See References 5 and 11 for audio levels and other details of hardware requirements.

Parameters: AudioParameters

Members: AudioMode, EchoMode

Analog audio settings can be done either with Configurator software or in M2M System mode using CORBA method calls (getParam, setParam) to get or set values for the above parameter.

An audio call can be established with AT commands (see Reference 7) or CORBA messages (see Reference 9).


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7. FUTURE RELEASES

Nokia works on a principal of continuous improvement. Thus, new releases for Nokia GSM Connectivity Terminals may occur. These new releases will be backwards compatible with the previous ones. When the new software is released, this document will be updated.

New releases for Configurator software will also be made. When new software is released for the Configurator, this document will be updated. The most recent versions of Configurator software can be downloaded from the Forum Nokia Web page at http://www.forum.nokia.com/m2m and www.americas.forum.nokia.com.

Nokia GSM Connectivity Terminals such as the Nokia 30 terminal and Nokia 31 terminal are backwards compatible in other aspects as well. In terms of hardware, this applies to the M2M System Connector of the terminals. In terms of software interfaces, this applies to the M2M System mode of the terminals.


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