How to Enable RCMS via Configuration File

How to Enable RCMS via Configuration File

Overview

This guide explains how to configure RCMS settings using a config.xml file, which can be deployed via:
  1. Web UI
  2. USB drive

Complete RCMS Configuration Block

<rcms>
    <enable>true</enable>
    <rlink_enable>true</rlink_enable>
    <rvpn_enable>false</rvpn_enable>
    <detail_enable>false</detail_enable>
    <reg_addr_type>Custom</reg_addr_type>
    <reg_addr>192.168.233.100</reg_addr>
    <port>443</port>
    <keepalive>600</keepalive>
    <keepalive_custom>600</keepalive_custom>
    <read_interval>60</read_interval>
    <upload_frequency>60</upload_frequency>
    <gps_report_method>Trigger</gps_report_method>
    <gps_distance_threshold>20</gps_distance_threshold>
    <pingenable>false</pingenable>
    <primary_server>8.8.8.8</primary_server>
    <timeout>5</timeout>
    <count>3</count>
    <system_startup>false</system_startup>
    <system_time_updated>false</system_time_updated>
    <config_changed>false</config_changed>
    <cellular_network_type_changed>false</cellular_network_type_changed>
    <cellular_data_stats_clear>false</cellular_data_stats_clear>
    <cellular_data_stats_daily>false</cellular_data_stats_daily>
    <cellular_data_traffic_overflow>false</cellular_data_traffic_overflow>
    <poor_signal_quality>false</poor_signal_quality>
    <link_switch>false</link_switch>
    <wan_up>false</wan_up>
    <wan_down>false</wan_down>
    <wlan_up>false</wlan_up>
    <wlan_down>false</wlan_down>
    <wwan_up>false</wwan_up>
    <wwan_down>false</wwan_down>
    <ipsec_up>false</ipsec_up>
    <ipsec_down>false</ipsec_down>
    <openvpn_up>false</openvpn_up>
    <openvpn_down>false</openvpn_down>
    <lan_port_up>false</lan_port_up>
    <lan_port_down>false</lan_port_down>
    <eth_up>false</eth_up>
    <eth_down>false</eth_down>
    <usb_connected>false</usb_connected>
    <usb_removed>false</usb_removed>
    <ddns_update_success>false</ddns_update_success>
    <ddns_update_fail>false</ddns_update_fail>
    <sms_received>false</sms_received>
    <sms_cmd_executed>false</sms_cmd_executed>
    <di1_on>false</di1_on>
    <di1_off>false</di1_off>
    <di1_counter_overflow>false</di1_counter_overflow>
    <di1_counter>false</di1_counter>
    <di2_on>false</di2_on>
    <di2_off>false</di2_off>
    <di2_counter_overflow>false</di2_counter_overflow>
    <di2_counter>false</di2_counter>
    <di3_on>false</di3_on>
    <di3_off>false</di3_off>
    <di3_counter_overflow>false</di3_counter_overflow>
    <di3_counter>false</di3_counter>
    <di4_on>false</di4_on>
    <di4_off>false</di4_off>
    <di4_counter_overflow>false</di4_counter_overflow>
    <di4_counter>false</di4_counter>
    <excessive_temperature>false</excessive_temperature>
</rcms>

Key Parameters to Modify

1. Basic Connection:
  1. enable: Set to true
  2. reg_addr_type: Set to Custom for private server
  3. reg_addr: Your RCMS server address
  4. port: Your RCMS server port
2. Ping Settings (if needed):
  1. pingenable: Set to true
  2. primary_server: Your ping server address

Deployment Methods

1. Via Web UI

  1. Access device web interface
  2. Go to System > Profile
  3. Upload config.xml
  4. Import

2. Via USB

  1. Place config.xml in "router" folder on USB (Update via USB)
  2. Insert USB and power cycle device
  3. Wait for completion

Important Notes

  1. Modify only necessary parameters
  2. Maintain XML structure
  3. Backup original configuration
  4. Test configuration before mass deployment

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