MCM Remote Access

When Remote Mobile Access is opened for an MCM (modem) device, the card carries an AT command console instead of a phone screen: an output panel, a command input, a library of ready-made commands, an AI command generator, and trace collection controls.

MCM Output

MCM Output streams what the modem returns. Commands you send are shown in bold, followed by the modem's response.

• Show Timestamp (on by default) prefixes every line with the time it arrived.
• Clear empties the visible panel.

Sending AT commands

Type a command in Enter AT command here and press Send (or Enter). The command and its response appear in the output panel. Use the ↑ and ↓ keys to recall the commands you sent before.

Command Library

The Command Library holds ready-made AT commands so you do not have to remember the syntax. Click any command to load it into the input — it is not sent until you press Send, so you can edit it first.

Commands are grouped by purpose:

Group	Commands
Basic	AT (test connection), ATI (module information), AT+CGMR (firmware version), AT+CGSN (query IMEI), ATE0 (echo off)
Network	AT+COPS? (current operator), AT+CREG? (network registration), AT+QNWINFO (network info), AT+QCFG="nwscanmode" (scan mode)
SIM	AT+CPIN? (SIM status), AT+CIMI (query IMSI), AT+QCCID (SIM ICCID), AT+CNUM (subscriber number)
Signal	AT+CSQ (signal quality), AT+QCSQ (detailed signal), AT+QENG="servingcell" (serving cell)
Data	AT+CGDCONT? (PDP contexts), AT+CGACT? (PDP activation state), AT+QGDCNT? (data counter)

Generating commands with AI

If you know what you want the modem to do but not which command does it, press Generate with AI. The button is shown on environments where AI command generation is enabled. The same is available through the AT-Command Suggestions API.

Describe the request in plain language — for example "How can I check MSISDN?" — and press Generate. AI returns the matching AT commands, each with a one-line explanation of what it does.

While the request runs, the generator shows its state (pending, running). It reports when no command matches the request, when generation failed, and when the service is busy (try again a little later).

Every suggestion has two buttons: copy it to the clipboard, or load it into the command input with the arrow. Loading a command only fills the input — nothing is sent until you press Send.

Note

AI suggests commands, it does not run them. Review the command in the input before sending it, especially anything that changes modem configuration rather than just querying it.

Device information

Click the menu (☰) icon in the card header to open the information panel. For an MCM it shows RSRP, Temp, RAN Type and Network tiles, and a Device tab with the modem's identity, SIM and location details. There is no log tab for MCM devices.

Trace Collection

Trace Collection at the bottom of the card captures a modem trace.

• The badge shows the current state, Active or Inactive.
• Start Trace begins collecting, Stop Trace ends it.
• When a trace is available it appears with its time ("Last: … UTC") and a Download button. Until then the card reads No trace file yet.