MQTT-SN with SARA-R5 and SARA-R422

You can follow the instructions in the AT Commands Manual for how to use the MQTT-SN Client.:

• SARA-R5 AT Commands Manual

• SARA-R4 AT Commands Manual

Some simple examples to get you up and running quickly are listed below.

For the fastest network registration on your Thingstream SIM, we suggest to set AT+URAT=9,7. This speeds up the network scan time by disabling NBIoT where there are very few available networks.

Setup

• Set ClientID
  
  This needs to be a unique value for your Thingstream domain. We suggest using the Identity value of your SN Thing which you can find on the Thing Details page of the management console.
  
  AT+UMQTTSN=0,"identity:xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx"
  

• Set server IP address and port
  
  AT+UMQTTSN=2,"10.7.0.55",2442
  

• Set connection duration (seconds)
  
  AT+UMQTTSN=8,600
  

• Save configuration
  
  AT+UMQTTSNNV=2
  

• Load configuration
  
  AT+UMQTTSNNV=1
  

Using the MQTT-SN Client

Once you have completed the MQTT client configuration, you will need to set up the packet switched data configuration to use the TSUDP APN and you can proceed with the MQTT-SN commands.

• Connect
  
  AT+UMQTTSNC=1
  Expect +UUMQTTSNC: 1,1 as a response to confirm you are connected. You should also see a green dot next to your Thing in the management console.

• Register a topic
  
  Before you can publish to a normal topic, you need to register with with the broker and get back a topic ID.
  
  AT+UMQTTSNC=2,"my/publish/topic"
  Expect +UUMQTTSNC: 2,1,1 as a response to confirm the registration. The final argument in the response is the topic ID to use when you publish.

• Publish
  
  AT+UMQTTSNC=4,1,0,0,0,"1","My message"
  Expect +UUMQTTSNC: 4,1 as a response to confirm the publish. You will also now see a new device originated message in the activity tab for your Thing in the management console.

To receive messages on your module, you need to subscribe to a topic.

• Subscribe
  
  AT+UMQTTSNC=5,1,0,"my/subscribe/topic"
  Expect +UUMQTTSNC: 5,1,0,1 as a response to confirm you have subscribed. You will also now see a new subscription in the activity tab for your Thing in the management console.

Now if you publish a message to "my/subscribe/topic " you will see it arrive on the module. You can use the "Send Message" function in the management console to send a test message. Check out the guide here to see how.

• Read a received message
  
  When the message arrives, you'll see +UUMQTTSNC: 9,1 in the terminal. You can read the message with the following command.
  
  AT+UMQTTSNC=9,1