AT%XDATAPRFL

[Tim!]

Hello!

I am wondering what the At command %XDATAPRFL does? It says that it sets the application data profile but i couldnt find any info about what this really means.

Regards

Tim

[Martin Lesund]

Hi Tim,

This command is not yet in use, so you can disregard it for now.

Best Regards,

Martin L.

[jbrzozoski]

How about now?

[Chraebs]

It seems that for modem firmware v1.3.1 (or probably earlier) this changed.

In the doc of AT%PERIODICSEARCHCONF (https://infocenter.nordicsemi.com/topic/ref_at_commands/REF/at_commands/nw_service/periodicsearchconf_set.html) the profiles of AT+XDATAPRFL are documented:

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The modem uses specific periodic search patterns for each power level defined in the %XDATAPRFL command. The following commands correspond to the search pattern configurations used for each power level. They are default configurations, and any specific periodic cell search configuration overrides them.

Ultra low power:

AT%PERIODICSEARCHCONF=0,0,0,1,"0,10,40,,5","1,300,600,1800,1800,3600"

Low power:

AT%PERIODICSEARCHCONF=0,0,0,1,"0,10,40,,5","1,300,600"

Normal:

AT%PERIODICSEARCHCONF=0,0,0,1,"0,10,40,5,15","1,60,90,300"

Performance:

AT%PERIODICSEARCHCONF=0,0,0,1,"0,10,40,5,15","1,60,90"

High performance:

AT%PERIODICSEARCHCONF=0,0,0,1,"1,10","0,10,40,,15"

For more information on data profile power levels, see Data profile %XDATAPRFL.

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