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Windows configuration tool TD-Tool
The TD-Tool is a PC – application program with a graphical interface for easy 
configuration of the complex functions found on the encolsed CD or  at the Westermo 
website.
Please refer to TD-Tool for a complete description of the functionality of the Windows 
program.

AT-Commands

Please refer to the AT Commands Interface Guide found on the enclosed CD or at 
the Westermo website for a complete list of all available AT-commands and a detailed 
description of the serial AT-command interface.
Configuration
The TDW-33 can be configured both from the local DTE interface and remotely over 
the PSTN network. Whether  the local or remote interface is used the configuration 
can be made  with AT-commands or  with a PC-based application configuration tool.  
Basic configurations can also be made with DIP switches locally.Remote configuration
The TDW-33 can be configured from a remote modem. To configure a TDW-33 any GSM, 
ISDN or PSTN modem can be used.
The modem used  to configure is referred as the “local modem”. 
Please make sure that the remote TDW-33 is connected to the PSTN network and is  
powered up.
… Connect the  local modem to it's media (ISDN, PSTN or GSM)
… Connect the  PC's com-port to the DTE interface of the  local modem.
… Connect the  power supply.
… Start a  terminal emulation program (i.e. Windows Hyper-Terminal).
… Configure the local  modem data rate and word format.
… Set up  a connection to the remote TDW-33 to be configured by using the normal 
dial command: ATD<No><CR>. When connected send the remote escape sequence 
<++++>. The called remote TDW-33 will acknowledges by requesting the remote 
password. Enter the correct password (default: no password, just return). Next; con-
figure the remote TDW-33 using AT-commands. The password for remote configura-
tion is defined with AT*WRCP – Remote configuration password.
… Configure the parameter  on the remote TDW-33 from your terminal program and 
save the settings with AT&W.
… Hang up  the connection using the ATH command.