Command to get the date and hours

[Alban THIERRY]

Hello everyone,

I'm using the NRF9160 as a slave and I'm communicating with it through AT command. My master is a µc how do not as connectivity and I would like to know at any time, what time it is.

Do you know if there is any AT command that return date and time (or at least hour and minute) ? I can't find one on the list

I know that the GPS return the position and the time. But I'm interesting only on the date and time not on the position.

Best regards,

Alban

[Øyvind]

Hello Alban, 

Do you know if there is any AT command that return date and time (or at least hour and minute) ? I can't find one on the list

In what list did you look in? The AT Command Proprietary clock %CCLK can read the current time and daylight saving time. The time can be requested using the read command, but not all networks provide the information, nor can the highest accuracy requirements be guaranteed, either.

AT%CCLK?
%CCLK: "02/05/07,14:08:17+00",2
OK

Kind regards,
Øyvind

[Alban THIERRY]

Hello Øyvind,

Thank's it's work!

I'm not able to find a documentation with all the AT command, I'm using this : https://developer.nordicsemi.com/nRF_Connect_SDK/doc/latest/nrf/applications/serial_lte_modem/doc/AT_commands_intro.html

your AT command it's not part of this document. Did you know where I can find a document with all command ?

Best regards,

Alban

[Øyvind]

Hi Alban, 

Happy to hear that it works!

Alban THIERRY said:

I'm not able to find a documentation with all the AT command, I'm using this :

Yes, that is correct. The AT commands found in the documentation that you link to is for the Serial LTE Modem (SLM). These are proprietary AT commands which only works with SLM, but SLM can also use the nRF9160 AT Commands to control the LTE modem. 

Unfortunately, you will need to use two documentation pages for the AT commands.

Kind regards,
Øyvind

[Alban THIERRY]

Hi Øyvind,

Thank's for the info, it's clearer now.

Have a good day,

Alban

[Øyvind]

Happy to help!

Have a great day and good luck with your project.

Kind regards,
Øyvind