We will support the AT+CCLK command in the upcoming modem firmware release. It lets you both set and read the current time, which gets updated and kept in sync with network time based on time information pushed from the network. That means you do not need to use %XTIME and to manually keep track of the time in-between notifications.
We will support the AT+CCLK command in the upcoming modem firmware release. It lets you both set and read the current time, which gets updated and kept in sync with network time based on time information pushed from the network. That means you do not need to use %XTIME and to manually keep track of the time in-between notifications.
tesc The user guide doesn't say anything about the clock being syncrhonized with the network. I was also told by support that you need to set the clock before you can start querying it. In other words, it is not auomatically set from the network. What is the best way to set the clock in an automated way the first time (assuming that support is correct)?
