Dart 200 Cdpd Modem
 Dart 200 Cdpd Modem Users Guide
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 Contents
 Cdpd Security Features
Installation and Setup
Broadcast and Multicast Operation
Dart Supported Protocols
 Application Programming
Vehicle Installation Considerations
Device Attachment
 Data and control interface
 Product Specifications
Limited Warranty and Service
Charts and Diagrams Slip Setup Examples
Dart AT Command Set
 Index Index-1
Problem Sheet Glossary Glossary-1
Loading Dart 200 Firmware
 Figures
 Tables
 About This Guide
What is in this guide
Who should read this guide
Skills required to use this guide
 ∙ Migration considerations, p
Changes and additions to this guide
 Related reading
 Compliances
 Bold
Safety information Conventions used in this guide
Page
 Description
1Introduction
 Migration considerations
Dart 200 accessories and services
New for this version
 Cdpd network
Cdpd network overview
 ∙ AT E1 V1 &D0 &S1 \F3 \N2
AT command set summary
 Basic AT command set
 Service Provider AT command set
 Field installation
Installation and Setup
 Installing Dart 200 with mounting bracket
 Antenna considerations
 Troubleshooting
 Getting started
 Basic modem personalization
 Current active profile factory defaults
 ATAn.n.n.n
Initial testing
 Register representation
 Bit Position Value
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 Problem determination
 Viewing the network S-Register S57
 S101
S-Registers above S100
S102
S103
 Registration
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 Troubleshooting registration failure
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 Basic communications
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 Airlink security
Cdpd Security Features
Authentication services
 Key types Description
Modem security management
 SPK
Key types
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 Overview
Broadcast and Multicast
Operation
 Multicast
Broadcast
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 UDP
Dart Supported Protocols
 Basic UDP characteristics
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 Basic UDP setup options
 UDP server characteristics
 UDP server setup options
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 Remote UDP setup AT Command Req Opt Def Description
Sample UDP server setups
 Host UDP setup
 Host UDP setup AT Command Req Opt Def Description
 TCP
 TCP communication
 Ats53? 198.225.189.21.4000
 Setup options
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 Sample TCP setups
 Remote TCP setup AT Command Req Opt Def Description
 Host TCP setup AT Command Req Opt Def Description
 Slip
 Dart 200 Cdpd Modem User’s Guide Dart Supported Protocols
 Slip IP Address overview
 Slip Address
Class
 Slip operation
 Slip initial testing
 Telnet
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 New for this version
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 Null modem function
Device Attachment
RS-232 connection
 Null modem location
Stand-alone RS-232
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 Considerations
Vehicle Installation
Electrical transients
Application considerations
 Proximity to other antennas
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 Chapter
AT Command Set Support
Application Programming
 Application program structure
 Data transfer
 Error recovery
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 Automatic registration
 Registration timer
 Data forwarding
 Manual transmit control
 Maximum packet size transmit control
 Auto answer setup
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Flow control considerations
 Flow control and the new end-user
 PAD operating mode
 Data and control interface
Telemetry options for PAD Mode Command Description
 Binary data transfer
 Parity considerations
 PAD keep-alive considerations
 Timer expiry in transmit mode
 Escape sequence considerations
Command response options
 Echo option selection
 Baud considerations
Channel acquisition restrictions
 Maximum block size considerations
 Viewing the IP Address directory
Modem dial directory
 Terse Verbose
Messages and response codes
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 Service
Limited Warranty
Limited warranty
Service
 RMA Number
 Power requirements
Product Specifications
 Watts maximum
 On the unit
Charts and Diagrams
 Table C-1. Pin functions
Pin Number Name Function Direction
 Trumpet
Slip Setup Examples
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 Windows
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 Register display formats
ES-Registers
 Table E-1. S-Register digits Digits
 Register definitions
 S15 SM
Cont
S16 SM
S17 SM
 S25 SM
S24 SM
S26 SM
S27 SM
 S46 SM
S45 SM
S47 SM
S48 SM
 S58 RO
S57 RO
S59 RO
S60 SM
 S63 RO
S61 SM
S62
 S65 SM
S64 SM
S66 SM
S67 SM
 S82 SM
S81 SM
S83 SM
S84 SM
 S96 SM
S95 SM
S97 SM
S98 SM
 S112 RO
S111 RO
S113 RO
S114 RO
 S126 RO
S125 RO
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 AT command set usage
Dart AT Command Set
Basic AT commands
ATE1V1&D0&S1\F3\N2 AT\S?S57?&V
 Dial connection setup
Table F-1. Commands beginning with letters
Repeat
Answer Online
 Replace S, or follow the dial string
 Cont
Error
 Online Mode Echo
Command Mode Echo
Hang-up close connection
Identify
 Select Register
Enter Online Mode
 Verbose Result Codes
 = Write Selected Register
Extended Result Codes
? Read Selected Register
 Set DTR Operation
Table F-2. Commands beginning with ampersand
Set DCD Operation
 Escape Code Recognition
Restore Factory Defaults
Table F-2. Commands beginning with ampersand &
 Set DSR Operation
Set Dart Line Speed and Format
 Save Active Profile
View Active Profile and S-Registers
+ View Radio Resource Status
 Save Addresses Dial Directory
Table F-3. Commands beginning with Backslash \
Set Data Forwarding Operation
Restrict Channel Selection
 Set Side Preference
\J cont. Format
Manual Transmit Control
 Telnet mode is not appropriate for telemetry applications
Select PAD or Telnet Operating Mode
 Network Registration Control
Set PIN Requirement Change PIN
Set Flow Control Operation
 Registered as a pair
Set Subscriber Identity
 Select Server Type
Table F-4. Commands beginning with asterisk
Automatic Transmit Control
 Enable/Disable Slip Header Compression
Enable/Disable Reception of Cdpd Broadcasts
Enable/Disable Network Operations
Table F-4. Commands beginning with asterisk *
 TCP PAD Keep-Alive
Slip Multicast Address Selection
 Set MAS IP Address for Slip
Set Listen Port
 Ping Remote Host
Automatic Slip Mode
 Telnet Keep- Alive
Initiate Slip Serial Line IP Mode Session
 Unblock Modem PIN Access
Service provider commands
Enable/Disable Personalization Mode
Table F-5. Enable/Disable Service Provider mode
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 Clear Blocked Status
Table F-6. Service provider commands beginning with caret
Set IP Address of Dart Modem
 Set Multicast Group ID Gmid
Set Service Provider Identifier SPI
Force PIN Usage
 Service Identifier Wasi for Cdpd 1.1 mode
Set the Service Provider Network ID Spni
 Nnn.nnn.nnn.nnn
Set Dart Slip Address
 Table F-7 Service Provider commands beginning with dash
Software Reboot of the Dart
Lock on a Specific Channel
View Radio Resource Management Data
 Table F-7. Service Provider commands beginning with dash
Display Current Authentication Credentials
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 Firmware
Firmware download procedure
Loading Dart
 AT*A0&W
 RMA No
Problem Sheet
Page
 Bps
Glossary
Acronyms
 DBm DBW DB-9 DB-25
 Circuit-switched as the EID does for Cdpd
 IP Address
 Connection, sequence control, and flow control functions
 Registers
RS-232
 Simplified Network Management Protocol
 42bis
Asynchronous Authentication
Terms
 Byte
Baud Block
Carrier
Cell
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Wireless
Telnet
Winsock
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