
46 Matrix SETU ATA211G System Manual
The Mobile Network Selection feature of SETU ATA211G enables you to select the GSM network of your
choice, either automatically or manually. At Power On, ATA211G will automatically locate and register
the SIM with the Network that supports the SIM card installed in it. If the SIM fails to register, it will restart
the process of network selection on the expiry of the Network Registration Retry Timer.
• Automatic: Select this option if you want the system to select the GSM network automatically. This will
register the SIM with any available GSM network whose signal strength is greater than that of other
available networks.
• Manual: Select this option if you want to select the GSM network manually. This will allow you to get
your SIM registered with the desired network operator available in that region.
If you select the Mobile Network Selection as Manual, assign priorities to the preferred netwok
operators for the registration of the Mobile port in the fields Priority 1 to Priority 9.
Enter Network Operator Codes (MCC and MNC) in the fields Priority 1 to Priority 9.
In these fields, Network Operator Codes (MCC and MNC) are configured according to their priority. So,
at every Power on, ATA211G will send a request for available GSM Network Operators, who in turn will
respond to the request with a list of available Network Operator Codes. ATA211G will match the
available Network Operator Codes with those configured in the fields Priority 1 to Priority 9 and select
the Network Operator which best suits your requirement in order of priority. See “Mobile Network
Selection”.
4. In the Band field, select the GSM frequency band supported by your service provider in your country.
ATA211G supports four major GSM frequency bands: GSM 850, EGSM 900, DCS 1800 and PCS 1900
mhz. Default: 900 + 1800 mhz.
If band selection is changed, it will be effective only after ATA211G restarts.
5. In Transmit Gain field, set the Transmitting Gain of the RF Signal to optimum level by selecting one out of
the five different levels: Very Low, Low, Normal, High and Very High. Default: Normal.
6. In Receive Gain field, set the Receiving Gain of the RF Signal to optimum level by selecting one out of the
five different levels: Very Low, Low, Normal, High and Very High. Default: Normal.
7. In SIM PIN field, enter the unique SIM PIN for the Mobile port of your ATA211G. The SIM PIN you enter
here must be of 4 minimum and 8 digits maximum. Default: 1234.
SIM PIN is a security feature used by the GSM network. If this feature is enabled on the SIM Card, the
network asks the system for the SIM PIN at every power ON. If the SIM PIN you have programmed here
matches with the one stored in the network, the network will mark ATA as present on the network.
8. In DTMF ON Time field, select the appropriate DTMF On time for sending DTMF digits. The DTMF On
Time is the time for which the DTMF digit which is to be out dialed remains ON. Valid range: 50 to 200
milliseconds. Default: 100 milliseconds.
9. In DTMF OFF Time field, select the appropriate DTMF OFF time as the time gap between two DTMF
digits. This can be set between 20 to 200 milliseconds. Default: 100 milliseconds.
10. In DTMF Level field, DTMF Level signifies with what magnitude (level/amplitude) the DTMF digits should
be out dialed. This can be set between 0 dB to -10.5 dB. Default: -6 dB.
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