DART 200 CDPD Modem User’s Guide | F DART AT Command Set |
Table F-4. Commands beginning with asterisk (*) (cont.)
*G | SLIP Multicast Address Selection | |
| Permits the user to specify whether the multicast NEI or the modem’s active | |
| passed, as the multicast data packet’s destination address, across the SLIP interface to the user’s | |
| TCP/IP stack in the MAS. This capability is needed to support certain TCP/IP stacks that can only | |
| receive | |
| Format: |
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| AT*G0 | Pass received multicast packets across the SLIP interface to the TCP/IP stack |
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| unchanged. |
| AT*G1 | Replace the IP destination address in the received multicast packets with the |
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| active |
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| TCP/IP stack (default). |
| Result codes: |
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| OK | Valid argument |
| ERROR | Invalid argument |
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*K | TCP PAD | |
| Provides a facility to allow modems supporting TCP applications to time out, or | |
| session with no current activity. |
This capability can work in transmit only mode, receive only mode or in both modes. It makes use of a
If the timer expires in transmit or transmit/receive mode pending data or the
If the timer expires in receive or transmit/receive mode the modem switches to command mode and an ATH command is issued to close the connection. While in receive mode incoming
For one way
If there is not a DART on both ends of a session using the
This facility is primarily used with remote modems in telemetry applications to allow them to time out if the host side of the session terminates abnormally (crashes). Without this facility, the DART ends up with a
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