SIM Command — SIMcard Selection
Selects the active SIMcard in Dual SIM devices.
What is it for?
📱 Main use cases:
- 🔄 Switch between carriers based on coverage
- 💰 Optimize data costs by region
- 🌍 Automatic or manual roaming
- 🔧 Configure backup SIM
- 🛡️ Communications redundancy
When executing a SIM change, the following are automatically applied:
- APN (CXAPN Command)
- Carrier code COPS (COPS Command)
- Security PIN (PIN Command)
A cellular modem reset is also executed to apply the changes.
Commands
| Operation | Syntax | Response |
|---|---|---|
| Select | SSIMa | RSIMa |
| Query | QSIM | RSIMa |
Parameters
| Parameter | Description | Values |
|---|---|---|
| a | SIMcard number | 0 = SIM0 (default), 1 = SIM1 |
Associated Signals
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Signal | SIM |
| Index | 00 - 01 |
| Conditional use | ✅ YES |
Examples
Switch to SIM1
>SSIM1< // Switch to secondary SIM
>RSIM1< // ConfirmationQuery active SIM
>QSIM< // Query which SIM is active
>RSIM0< // Response: SIM0 activeUsage in rules (automatic change by zone)
>SRL50E;TRG=MC00+;ACC={SSIM1}< // When entering country X, switch to SIM1
>SRL51E;TRG=MC01+;ACC={SSIM0}< // When entering country Y, switch to SIM0Compatibility
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