Sierra Wireless DART 200 CDPD Modem

DART 200 CDPD Modem User’s Guide 3 CPDP Security Features

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Main ? Important Notice Contact Information Safety and Hazards Page Contents Figures xi Tables xii About This Guide xiii 1Introduction 1-1 2Installation and Setup 2-1 3CDPD Security Features 3-1 4Broadcast and Multicast Operation 4-1 5DART Supported Protocols 5-1 6Device Attachment 6-1 7Vehicle Installation Considerations 7-1 8Application Programming 8-1 Page ALimited Warranty and Service A-1 BProduct Specifications B-1 CCharts and Diagrams C-1 DSLIP Setup Examples D-1 ES-Registers E-1 FDART AT Command Set F-1 Page Figures Tables About This Guide Who should read this guide Skills required to use this guide What is in this guide Changes and additions to this guide Related reading Compliances Safety information Conventions used in this guide !! Page 1Introduction Description New for this version DART 200 accessories and services Migration considerations CDPD network overview AT command set summary Page Page 2Installation and Setup Field installation PP Page Page Page Getting started Page Page Initial testing Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page 3CDPD Security Features Airlink security Authentication services Modem security management Page Page 4Broadcast and Multicast Operation Overview Broadcast Multicast Page Page 5DART Supported Protocols UDP Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Sample UDP server setups Page Page TCP Page Page Page Page Sample TCP setups Page Page SLIP Page Page Page Page PP Telnet Page Page Page Page 6Device Attachment RS-232 connection Null modem function DTE DCE Page Page 7Vehicle Installation Considerations Electrical transients Application considerations Proximity to other antennas Page Page 8Application Programming AT Command Set Support Application program structure Page Page Page Automatic registration Page Data forwarding Page Page Auto answer setup Flow control considerations Page PAD operating mode Data and control interface Binary data transfer Parity considerations PAD keep-alive considerations Page Escape sequence considerations Command response options Echo option selection Channel acquisition restrictions Baud considerations Maximum block size considerations Modem dial directory Messages and response codes Page ALimited Warranty and Service Limited warranty Service Page BProduct Specifications Power requirements Page CCharts and Diagrams The pin functions for pins labeled in Figure C-2 are listed in Table C-1 Pin Number Name Function Direction Table C-2 lists the RS-232 signal interference specifications. DSLIP Setup Examples Trumpet Page Windows 95 Page ES-Registers Register display formats Page Register definitions Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page FDART AT Command Set AT command set usage Basic AT commands A/ Repeat AAnswer Online D (cont.) P D (cont.) Sn ; ECommand Mode Echo FOnline Mode Echo HHang-up (close connection) IIdentify I (cont.) QQuiet Mode SSelect Register VVerbose Result Codes XExtended Result Codes ZSoft Reset ?Read Selected Register =Write Selected Register &C Set DCD Operation &D Set DTR Operation &E Escape Code Recognition &F Restore Factory Defaults &L Set DART Line Speed and Format &S Set DSR Operation &V View Active Profile and S-Registers &V+ View Radio Resource Status &W Save Active Profile &Z Save Addresses (Dial Directory) \F Set Data Forwarding Operation \J Restrict Channel Selection \J (cont.) \M Manual Transmit Control \N Set Side Preference \N \O Select PAD or Telnet Operating Mode \P Set PIN Requirement; Change PIN \Q Set Flow Control Operation \R Network Registration Control \R \S Set Subscriber Identity \T Automatic Transmit Control *A Select Server Type *B Enable/Disable Reception of CDPD Broadcasts *C Enable/Disable SLIP Header Compression *E Enable/Disable Network Operations *G SLIP Multicast Address Selection *K TCP PAD Keep-Alive *K *L Set Listen Port *M Set MAS IP Address for SLIP *P Ping Remote Host *R Automatic SLIP Mode *S Initiate SLIP (Serial Line IP Mode) Session *T Telnet Keep- Alive *U Unblock Modem - PIN Access Service provider commands ^P Enable/Disable Personalization Mode Page Page ^F Force PIN Usage ^G Set Multicast Group ID (GMID) ^H Set Service Provider Identifier (SPI) ^H (cont.) ^I Set the Service Provider Network ID (SPNI) ^S Set DART SLIP Address -L Lock on a Specific Channel -R Software Reboot of the DART -V View Radio Resource Management Data -Z Display Current Authentication Credentials Page GLoading DART 200 Firmware Firmware download procedure Page HProblem Sheet Page Glossary Acronyms Page Page Page Page Page Page Terms Page Page Page Page Index Symbols A A (cont.) B C C (cont.) D E F G H I K L M (cont.) N O P Q R S S (cont.) T T (cont.) U V W, X, Y, Z Page NOTES