Sorry for the late answer, I didn’t have my PC with me so I couldn’t do the test.
Here are the results, obviously, I didn’t do anything other than write AT commands :
[18:53:24] AT+QPSMS=
[18:53:25] OK
[18:53:29] AT+QPSMS?
[18:53:29] +QPSMS: 0,,,,
[18:53:29] OK
[18:53:59] AT+QPSMS=1,,,"01111110","00001111"
[18:53:59] OK
[18:54:03] AT+QPSMS?
[18:54:04] +QPSMS: 1,,,"240","120"
[18:54:12] OK
[18:54:22] AT+QPSMS?
[18:54:23] +QPSMS: 1,,,"240","120"
[18:54:23] OK
[18:55:01] AT+QPSMS?
[18:55:02] +QPSMS: 1,,,"240","120"
[18:55:02] OK
[18:55:46] AT+QPSMS?
[18:55:48] +QPSMS: 1,,,"240","120"
[18:55:48] OK
[18:56:18] AT+QPSMS?
[18:56:19] +QPSMS: 1,,,"240","120"
[18:56:19] OK
[18:56:22] AT+QPSMS?
[18:56:22] +QPSMS: 1,,,,
[18:56:22] OK
[18:56:27] AT+QPSMS?
[18:56:28] +QPSMS: 1,,,,
[18:56:28] OK
It seems that after exceeding the T3324 time the module does not go into PSM mode and the parameters are reset.
I’m using an LTE-EVB-B_V1.1 kit with a BG95-M2. I noticed during the test that the “sleep” LED was not on.