AT+QTEMP
The AT+QTEMP command retrieves the temperature value of the MT (Module Temperature). This command is supported by Quectel cellular modules and allows you to monitor the module's temperature.
The AT+QTEMP command allows users to check the module’s temperature, which can be helpful for troubleshooting or performance optimization. Below is a guide to executing the AT+QTEMP command under the default Mobile-Data protocol with MMCLI command sets.
Test Command
Section titled “Test Command”AT+QTEMP=?''Execution Command
Section titled “Execution Command”Execute the below Command to query the module temperature information.
AT+QTEMP[+QTEMP:<sensor>,<temp>][...]Example:
mmcli -m 2 –command=AT+QTEMP
response:
’+QTEMP: “x0_therm_buf”, “39”
+QTEMP: “mdm_case_therm”, “39”
+QTEMP: “pa_therm1” , “39”
+QTEMP: “tsens_tz_sensor0”, “41”
+QTEMP: “tsens_tz_sensor1”, “41”
+QTEMP: “tsens_tz_sensor2”, “41”
+QTEMP: “tsens_tz_sensor3”, “41”
+QTEMP: “tsens_tz_sensor4”, “41” ’
Parameters
Section titled “Parameters”The output content from different modules may vary, and the specific results should be based on the actual output.
| Parameters | String | Description |
|---|---|---|
| <sensor> | aoss0-usr | The first detection point on the modem |
| mdm-q6-usr | The second detection point on the modem | |
| ipa-usr | The third detection point on the modem | |
| cpu0-a7-usr | The fourth detection point on the modem | |
| mdm-core-usr | The fifth detection point on the modem | |
| xo-therm-usr | XO crystal | |
| pa-therm2-usr | PA chip | |
| sdx-case-therm-usr | BB chip | |
| adbilent-therm-usr | NTC | |
| <temp> | Integer | Temperature value Unit: °C |