Sierra Wireless DART 200 CDPD Modem J cont. Format, Manual Transmit Control, Set Side Preference

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DART 200 CDPD Modem User’s Guide

F DART AT Command Set

Table F-3. Commands beginning with backslash (\) (cont.)

\J (cont.) Format:

AT\J0

AT\J1

No restrictions on channel selection (default)

LSAI (CDPD 1.0) or WASI (CDPD 1.1) mode . Use only channels that have the same LSAI or WASI as the active NEI. Will be forced by \N0.

AT\J2

SPNI mode. Use only channels that have the same SPNI as the modem.

AT\J3

Use only channels that have the same SPNI and LSAI (CDPD 1.0) or WASI

 

(CDPD 1.1) as the active NEI in the modem.

AT\J4

SPI mode. Use only channels that have the same SPI as the modem (CDPD 1.1

 

only).

AT\J5

SPI and WASI limitations apply (CDPD 1.1 only).

AT\J6

SPI and SPNI limitations apply (CDPD 1.1 only).

AT\J7

SPI, WASI, and SPNI apply (CDPD 1.1 only).

Result codes:

 

OK

Valid argument

ERROR

Invalid argument

\M

Manual Transmit Control

 

Controls the recognition of data forwarding characters by the packet assembler while in online mode.

 

If enabled, the DART recognizes the reception of either of the two data forwarding characters from the

 

MAS as a condition to transmit any pending data. The data forwarding characters are defined in S-

 

Registers 51 (default is 13 <CR>) and 52 (default is 26 <SUB>). Refer to Data forwarding, p. 8-8, for

 

more information.

 

The AT\F command determines whether the forwarding characters are themselves included in the

 

packet. If manual transmit control is disabled, any forwarding characters are included in the packet

 

regardless of their disposition as defined by the AT\F command.

Format:

AT\M0

AT\M1

Result codes:

Disable recognition of data forwarding character (default)

Enable data forwarding character recognition, and use the conditional status of the AT\F command

OK

Valid argument

ERROR

Invalid argument

\N

Set Side Preference

 

Allows the MAS to set the modems side preference. The side preference identifies the CDPD Service

 

Provider and determines which group of cellular channels the modem searches for a useable CDPD

 

channel.

 

 

\N settings are not reset by ATZ, AT-R, or power cycling the modem

 

Format:

 

 

AT\N0

Home only mode. Alias for (and forces) \J1; does not specify a side setting.

 

 

Only allows use of channels that have the same LSAI (CDPD 1.0) or WASI

 

 

(CDPD1.1) as the active NEI

 

AT\N1

A side only

 

 

 

Sierra Wireless, Inc.

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