Raven and PinPoint CDMA User Guide Version 1.12
AirLink Communications, Inc. Page 9 March 24, 2004
~NAMVAL
NAMVAL = “NAM Value”
The NAMVAL command has (3) functions:
Setting the Active Account index
The modem supports two accounts. One is always the ‘active’ account. Using
the <nam> parameter followed by a 0 or 1 will set the active account to be
used.
AT~NAMVAL=0 - Sets NAM 0 as the active account
OK {Response}
Reading the current account information
The query form of the command will report the details of the active account:
AT~NAMVAL?0 - Queries the active account NAM0
NAM: 0
NUM: 8135551212 (10 digit phone number)
SID: 0 (System ID)
NID: 65535 (Network ID)
OK {Response}
Write account activation data
Following successful unlocking by ~NAMLCK, this command can be used
with all parameters to write the account data to the modem. If ~NAMLCK has
not been successfully executed, the modem returns ERROR. The carrier will
tell you what numbers to enter for NUM, SID, and NID. Following writing the
values, the modem must be reset.
AT~NAMVAL=<nam>,<num>,<sid>,<nid>
AT~NAMVAL=0,5105551212,0,65535
OK (Response)
Once the Raven CDMA modem is online and registered, it can be contacted from a
remote location by a computer with an internet connection. Using a telnet application
(e.g. HyperTerminal), a connection can be made to the modem and then AT
commands can be issued to configure the modem, just as if a local connection were
being made to the modem.
To connect to the modem remotely using HyperTerminal in Windows, do the
following:
1. Select Start→ Programs→ Accessories→ Communications→
HyperTerminal.