Sierra Wireless 300 manual Sample TCP Setups, J0 +WPSPNI=enter, O0 +WS45=1

DART 300 Migration Guide		Sample Configurations
Table 2-2 Host UDP Setup (client) (continued)
DART 200 Command	DART 300 Equivalent	Description
\Q2 (default)	N/A	Use hardware flow control (RTS/CTS). The
		DART 300 supports only this flow control.
\T1 (default)	+WS70=20	Timed data forwarding (always used with binary
		data). The DART 200 configuration assumes use
		of the default value in S50 (20 tenths of a second).
*B0 (default)	N/A	Disable broadcast reception.
*C1 (default)	N/A	Enable SLIP TCP header compression.
*G1 (default)	N/A	Multicast address selection.
*K0 (default)	S30=0 (default)	Session timeout not used in UDP on DART 200.
		The DART 300 does support session timeout on
		UDP sessions. Consult the DART 300 User
		Guide for details on using it.
*R0 (default)	N/A	Auto-SLIP disabled.
*T0 (default)	N/A	No Telnet keep-alives.

2.2. Sample TCP Setups

Below are the Remote (telemetry server) TCP Setup and the matching Host (monitoring client) TCP Setup from Section 5 of the DART 200 manual.

Table 2-3 Remote TCP Setup (Server)

DART 200 Command	DART 300 Equivalent	Description
^A<ip>	+WPNEI=<ip>	Set the IP address (NEI) of the modem.
\N<s2>	+WS174=<s3>	Set the side preference. The direct translation of
		the side preference numbers is:
		s2	s3
		1	3	A Only
		2	4	B Only
		3	1	A Preferred
		4	2	B Preferred
\J0	+WPSPNI=<enter>	No channel restrictions, no SPNI matching.
\R4	+WS173=1	Use auto-registration mode.
S13=0	N/A	Continuous automatic registration. The
		DART 300 always uses continuous mode.
\O0	+WS45=1	Set (TCP) PAD mode.
*A1	Handled by previous	TCP Server mode.
	command.
S0=1	S0=1 (default)	Auto-answer mode.
*L2100 (default)	+WS212=2100 (default)	Listen on port 2100.
E0	E0	Command state echo off.

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