Cinterion Concept Board can't call out | Telit Cinterion IoT Developer Community
July 30, 2015 - 2:35pm, 2990 views
I have just purchased the Cinterion Concept Board. I am following the start-up guide. I have sucessfully received phone calls from my cell phone. However, I can't call my cell phone from the board using ATD command. Everytime I try to call using atd<number>, "no carrier message" displays on the screen. I took out the Sim card and put it into my phone and can make outbound calls. I am using Putty. Can someone, please, help me out? Many thanks in advance!!!!!
Hello,
If you want to make a voice call you must add ';' in the end. Otherwise you are trying to make a data call.
Regards,
Hi,
Thank you so much. Finally finished the start-up guide. I bought the concept board so that I can remotely access a Unistream HMI+PLC from Unitronics, which has 2 Ethernet ports, 2 USB hosts, 1 USB device, Canbus and RS485. How can I provide wireless internet connection to Unistream using the concept board? Where should I start? The board doesn't have Ehternet port unlike the ESH6 LAN, which has an ethernet port? Can I implement the Ethernet port on the concept board? Many thanks in advance.
Eric
Hello,
The module which is on the concept board has AT interface.
The concept board can be used as a regular modem (USB or serial) - you can connect it to PC and establish a dial-up connection to the internet. So your device would need to have the possibility to establish such a connection via modem or you would need to implement it - configure and initiate the connection with AT commands and then you would need to have some PPP protocol implementation to establish the connection.
Beside that there is some simple TCP/IP stack implemented on the module which you can use to send or receive email, send/receive a file from FTP, establish a socket or http connection etc. only with AT commands.
And finally there is a Java virtual machine on the module. You can write some Java application which will be working on the module and have access to all module's interfaces and possibility to connect to the network.
Regards,
Bartłomiej