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2. Sample Configurations The DART 200 User’s Guide contained several sample configurations. This section provides the
equivalent configurations for the DART 300 modem to illustrate the scope of configuration
differences. The commands for both the DART 200 and DART 300 are shown side by side for
comparison.
Details of the differences in behaviour between the two modems are summarized in subsequent
sections. The comparative AT Command Reference at the end of this guide provides additional
details to aid in translating an existing DART 200 configuration into an equivalent DART 300 set-
up.
2.1. Sample UDP Setups
Below are the Remote (telemetry server) UDP Setup and the matching Host (monitoring client)
UDP Setup from Section 5 of the DART 200 manual.
Table 2-1 Remote UDP 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 s
3
1 3 A Only
2 4 B Only
3 1 A Preferred
4 2 B Preferred
\J0 (default) +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=0
Set (UDP) PAD mode.
*A2 Handled by previous
command.
UDP Server mode.
*L2100 (default) +WS212=2100
(default) Listen on port 2100.
S0=1 S0=1 (default) Auto-answer mode.
S82=0 +WS217=0 (default) Turn off UDP server receive lock. The
DART 200 command also disables use of friends.
The DART 300 disables friends if the list is empty
(the default condition).
Consult Section 3.2.4.1 below for a discussion of
the receive lock.
E0 E0 Command state echo off.
V0 V0 Use numeric result codes.
Q0 (default) Q0
(default) Disable Quiet mode.