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-X, --rscp Get WCDMA rscp level | -X, --rscp Get WCDMA rscp level | ||
-E, --ecio Get WCDMA ec/io level | -E, --ecio Get WCDMA ec/io level | ||
-W, --rsrp | -W, --rsrp Get LTE rsrp level | ||
-Z, --sinr Get LTE sinr level | -Z, --sinr Get LTE sinr level | ||
-M, --rsrq Get LTE rsrq level | -M, --rsrq Get LTE rsrq level | ||
-C, --cellid | -C, --cellid Get cell id parameter | ||
-o, --operator Get name of operator used | -o, --operator Get name of operator used | ||
-f, --opernum Get operator number | -f, --opernum Get operator number | ||
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-c, --temp Get module temperature in 0.1 degrees Celcius | -c, --temp Get module temperature in 0.1 degrees Celcius | ||
-B, --pincount Get pin/puk count | -B, --pincount Get pin/puk count | ||
-F --network | -F --network Get network information | ||
-K --serving | -K --serving Get serving cell information | ||
-I --neighbour Get neighbour cell information | -I --neighbour Get neighbour cell information | ||
-D, --shutdown Shutdown the modem | -D, --shutdown Shutdown the modem | ||
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You can view this list via terminal by typing ''gsmctl -h'' or ''gsmctl --help''. | You can view this list via terminal by typing ''gsmctl -h'' or ''gsmctl --help''. | ||
For example, try using ''gsmctl -q'' to get the current RSSI value in dBm | For example, try using ''gsmctl -q'' to get the current RSSI value in dBm. You can also combine options. For example, ''gsmctl -oqt'': | ||
[[File:Gsmctl usage.png]] | |||
Unlike ''gsmctl -q'', ''gsmctl -oqt'' returns three options: operator's name, signal quality level and carrier type, as you can see in the example above. | |||
==AT command usage== | ==AT command usage== | ||