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(Created page with "This command gets module IMEI number for the specified GSM port. '''COMMAND''' {| class="wikitable" !Command !Line Arguments !Returns |- |'''GetIMEI''' |Port index |GSM port IMEI |} '''OUTPUT''' Command output in the following format: "%s\n", imei '''EXAMPLE'''<syntaxhighlight lang="text"> ~# GetIMEI 1 895825000699682 </syntaxhighlight>") |
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|'''GetIMEI''' | |'''GetIMEI''' | ||
| | |Port_index [ORIGINAL] | ||
|GSM port IMEI | |GSM port IMEI | ||
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'''OUTPUT''' | '''OUTPUT''' | ||
If ORIGINAL is specified then the original IMEI of the modem is returned. Otherwise, the last programmed IMEI is returned. | |||
Note that the original IMEI numbers are store in the following files : /etc/slidn with n beeing the port index number. The file can be empty or not present as long as the IMEI has not been modified on the module. | |||
Command output in the following format: | Command output in the following format: | ||
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"%s\n", imei | "%s\n", imei | ||
''' | '''EXAMPLES'''<syntaxhighlight lang="text"> | ||
~# GetIMEI 1 | ~# GetIMEI 1 | ||
895825000699682 | |||
# GetIMEI 0 ORIGINAL | |||
895825000699682 | 895825000699682 | ||
</syntaxhighlight> | </syntaxhighlight> | ||
[[Category:R2D2]] | |||
[[Category:SIM]] | |||
Latest revision as of 15:36, 10 March 2026
This command gets module IMEI number for the specified GSM port.
COMMAND
| Command | Line Arguments | Returns |
|---|---|---|
| GetIMEI | Port_index [ORIGINAL] | GSM port IMEI |
OUTPUT
If ORIGINAL is specified then the original IMEI of the modem is returned. Otherwise, the last programmed IMEI is returned.
Note that the original IMEI numbers are store in the following files : /etc/slidn with n beeing the port index number. The file can be empty or not present as long as the IMEI has not been modified on the module.
Command output in the following format:
"%s\n", imei
EXAMPLES
~# GetIMEI 1
895825000699682
# GetIMEI 0 ORIGINAL
895825000699682