CXCELDEB Command - Cellular Connection Anti-bounce
Configures anti-bounce times for the CEL signal (GPRS/LTE connection status).
What is it for?
| Use case | Description |
|---|---|
| 🚫 Avoid false alarms | Ignore signal micro-cuts |
| 📊 Connectivity monitoring | Alert only on real disconnections |
| 🛣️ Routes with variable coverage | Tolerate momentary signal-free zones |
| ⏱️ Report stability | Confirm status before notifying |
Description
Allows defining time delays before a cellular connection status change generates a trigger in the event engine, avoiding false positives due to momentary disconnections.
Similar to the operation of IT Command for digital inputs.
Commands
Configure
SCXCELDEBaaabbbQuery
QCXCELDEBResponse
RCXCELDEBaaabbbParameters
| Parameter | Description | Range | Unit |
|---|---|---|---|
| aaa | Connection delay (positive edge) | 001-999 | seconds |
| bbb | Disconnection delay (negative edge) | 001-999 | seconds |
Examples
Standard delay
>SCXCELDEB010060<
// aaa=010 → 10 seconds to confirm connection
// bbb=060 → 60 seconds to confirm disconnectionThe longer disconnection delay avoids alerts due to momentary signal losses in tunnels or low coverage areas.
Fast detection
>SCXCELDEB005005<Detects changes with only 5 seconds of stability.
Avoid micro-cut alerts
>SCXCELDEB010600<- Connection: Triggers after 10 seconds
- Disconnection: Triggers after 10 minutes (avoids alerting on momentary cuts)
Use in Event Engine
The CEL signal can be used in conditions:
>SEVT1W;@ALL;WHEN;CEL;BECOMES;TRUE<Generates alert when connection is established (respecting the configured delay).
Compatibility
💾Firmware v1.08.00
SPLegacy
ULLegacy
MTLegacy
💾Firmware v1.00.00
SP-IOT
SM-IOT
See Also
- SS Command - System signals (includes CEL)
- IT Command - Digital input anti-bounce
- Event Engine - Using signals in events
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