Quectel BG96 TCP/IP User Manual

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BG96 TCP/IP Application Note
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3.3.4. Close a Connection
3.4. TCP Client Works in Transparent Access Mode
3.4.1. Set up a TCP Client Connection and Enter Transparent Access Mode
3.4.2. Send Data in Transparent Access Mode
All data got from COM port will be sent to internet directly.
3.4.3. Receive Data from Remote Server in Transparent Access Mode
3.4.4. Close a TCP Client
AT+QICLOSE=0 //Close a connection whose <connectID> is 0. Depending on the
network, the maximum response time is 10 seconds.
OK
AT+QIOPEN=1,0,"TCP","220.180.239.212",8009,0,2 //Context is 1 and <connectID> is 0. Before
using AT+QIOPEN, the host should activate the
context with AT+QIACT first.
CONNECT //TCP client connected successfully. It is
suggested to wait for 150 seconds for the URC
CONNECT. If the URC cannot be received in
150 seconds, the host could use AT+QICLOSE
to close the socket.
Test 1 //All data received from internet will be outputted via
COM port directly.
AT+QICLOSE=0 //After using +++ to exit from the transparent access
mode, the host could use AT+QICLOSE to close the
TCP link. Depending on the network, the maximum
response time is 10 seconds.
OK

Quectel BG96 TCP/IP Specifications

General

Module Type	LTE Cat M1/Cat NB1/EGPRS
Form Factor	LGA
Frequencies GSM	850/900/1800/1900MHz
SIM Interface	1.8V/3V
Operating Temperature	-40°C to +85°C
Storage Temperature	-45°C to +90°C
Network Technology	LTE Cat M1, LTE Cat NB1, EGPRS
LTE Category	Cat M1/Cat NB1
Frequencies LTE FDD	B1/B3/B5/B8/B12/B13/B18/B19/B20/B26/B28
Frequencies LTE TDD	B39/B40/B41
LTE Max Data Rate (LTE Cat M1)	375 kbps
LTE Max Data Rate (LTE Cat NB1)	32 kbps (DL), 70 kbps (UL)
EGPRS Data Rate	296 kbps (DL), 236.8 kbps (UL)
Data Rate (LTE Cat M1)	375 kbps
Data Rate (LTE Cat NB1)	32Kbps (DL)/70Kbps (UL)
Interfaces	UART
GNSS	GPS, GLONASS, BeiDou, QZSS
Protocols	TCP/IP, UDP, HTTP, MQTT
Certifications	CE, FCC, IC, RCM

Summary

Introduction to Quectel BG96 TCP/IP

Process of Using TCP/IP AT Commands

Explains the sequence of AT commands for TCP/IP operations and context management.

Description of Data Access Modes

Details the three data access modes (Buffer, Direct Push, Transparent) supported by the module.

TCP/IP AT Commands Reference

AT Command Syntax

Defines syntax rules, parameters, and response formats for AT commands.

Description of TCP/IP AT Commands

Provides detailed descriptions, parameters, and usage for all TCP/IP AT commands.

Description of URCs

Explains Unsolicited Result Codes (URCs) for asynchronous TCP/IP events.

Examples of TCP/IP Usage

Configure and Activate a Context

Demonstrates the steps to configure and activate a network context.

TCP Client Works in Buffer Access Mode under IPv4

Illustrates setting up and using a TCP client in buffer mode with IPv4.

TCP Client Works in Buffer Access Mode under IPv6

Demonstrates TCP client operations in buffer mode with IPv6.

TCP Client Works in Transparent Access Mode

Shows how to use a TCP client in transparent access mode for data transfer.

TCP Client Works in Direct Push Mode

Explains TCP client operations in direct push mode for data transfer.

TCP Server Works in Buffer Access Mode under IPv4

Details setting up and using a TCP server in buffer mode with IPv4.

TCP Server Works in Buffer Access Mode under IPv6

Illustrates TCP server operations in buffer mode with IPv6.

UDP Service under IPv4

Demonstrates UDP service setup and operations with IPv4.

UDP Service under IPv6

Explains UDP service setup and operations with IPv6.

Ping a Remote Server

Shows how to use the ping command to test network reachability.

Synchronize Local Time

Demonstrates synchronizing the module's time with an NTP server.

Get Last Error Code

Explains how to retrieve the last error code for troubleshooting.

Summary of Error Codes

Appendix A Reference