AT Command
Posts: n/a here. I have a mobile phone and am after the AT command for retreiving the cell site area that most phones are cabiable of displaying. Does anyone have an idea? The nearest I have found is to retreive the current network operator, I have looked through several mobile AT command set manuals...but I must not be looking at or for the right thing. Robert.  Responses to "AT Command"
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Posts: n/a Re: AT Command Perfect thank you, I have been looking for that for a long time.Thank you. "John Henderson" <jhenRemoveThis@talk21.com> wrote in message news:3946diF5uur7sU1@individual.net... > Robert Collard wrote: > > > I have a mobile phone and am after the AT command for > > retreiving the cell site area that most phones are cabiable of > > displaying. Does anyone have an idea? The nearest I have > > found is to retreive the current network operator, I have > > looked through several mobile AT command set manuals...but I > > must not be looking at or for the right thing. > > I presume you're talking about the cell geographical name that's > sent out on cell broadcast channel 50 (or maybe 200) by some > operators in some countries. > > Does your phone support text-mode ("AT+CMGF=1") across the > serial interface? It's easier for you if it does, since you > won't need to decode PDU-mode responses. > > A couple of GSM 07.05 commands are required: "AT+CMNI" and > "AT+CSCB". Then each new cell camped on will result in an > unsolicited "+CBM: " dump to the serial port, containing the > cell name. > > The composite command > > AT+CNMI=1,0,2,0,1;+CSCB=0,"50,200","0-15" > > should work from most phones. > > John
Posts: n/a Re: AT Command Robert Collard wrote:> Perfect thank you, I have been looking for that for a long > time. Let me assure you, it took me a long time to work it out in the first place  John
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