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Table 12-3: AT [+] Commands in CDPD Mode (continued)

Command Description

+WS<n>=[x] WS-register Write

Sets the contents of the specified +WS-register (n) to the new value (x).

Var.	Range
n	Valid +WS-register number (See Table 12-5for values).
x	as determined by the +WS-register (n). If not specified then zero (0) is assumed.

Result Codes:

OK	+WS-register n set to x.

ERROR Invalid +WS-register value (n) or, setting (x) outside of permitted range.

+WS<n>?	WS-register Read
	The contents of the specified +WS-register (n) are returned to the host (DTE) as ASCII decimal
	digits.
	Var.	Range
	n	Valid +WS-register number (See Table 12-5for values).

Result Codes:

OK	+WS-register n reported.

ERROR Invalid +WS-register value (n).

+WVCALLERIP	Caller IP (PAD modes)
	Reports the IP address of the currently connected remote terminal. The response is in
	dotted-decimal format ddd.ddd.ddd.ddd with leading zeroes. If there is no active session,
	the value returned is all zeroes.

+WVFRIEND= Active Friend Write

<ip>[port] This writes the specified IP address and optional port to the table entry indexed by +WS213 (Friend List Index). Including a port number allows the entry to be used for “quick” dialing (see D (Dial)). If the port is excluded in the parameters, the default 0 will be used.

Before changing the entry, the modem prompts:

Change c.c.c.c.q to n.n.n.n.p?

where c.c.c.c.q is the current value for the NEI and port specified by +WS213 and n.n.n.n.p is the new value. The expected response is “Y” (upper or lower case); otherwise the NEI is not changed.

This table is stored in non-volatile memory and is preserved across all mode changes, resets, and power cycles.

+WVFRIEND? Active Friend Read

Returns the IP address and port, in dotted IP format, of the Friend List table entry as determined by the index in +WS213 (Friend List Index). This is useful for verification before and after changes to the table.

+WVFRIENDLIST Displays the current ten-entry Friend List table. If all entries are 0.0.0.0.0 then the Friends Only feature is disabled.

Response:

1ddd.ddd.ddd.ddd.pppp

2ddd.ddd.ddd.ddd.pppp

…

10ddd.ddd.ddd.ddd.pppp

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2110212 Rev November Sierra Wireless Dart 300 Cdpd Modem Important Notice Safety and HazardsPatents Copyright Regulatory Information Contact Information RSA Licensee Dart 300 Modem User’s Guide 2110212 Rev Contents Introduction Cdpd Network Registration Feature Reference Transmission Control Protocol TCP Protocols and Packet Assembly Features Intstallation Configuration and Use AT Commands and Status Registers Installation ConsiderationsReferences 119 Specifications 123 About this Guide How to ProceedIntroduction Focus List Book 3 Configuration and Use Book 2 Feature ReferenceDocument Structure Introduction Dart 300 Modem Book 4 Installation Dart 300 ChecklistUser’s Guide About This Guide Book 5 References Currency ReferencesConventions Used in this Reference Dart 300 / SB300 Dart Introduction Dart 300 Modem 2110212 Rev Typical System View System Overview Network Connection Field Central Monitor Project StagesClient / Server Stage 1 Application Planning Stage 2 Bench Integration and Testing Stage 3 Field Installation and TestingStage 4 Rollout Getting Started Service Activation Set-up Considerations Power SupplyAntenna Serial Cable Cdpd Configuration ConnectionsUser’s Guide Getting Started Verifying Network Registration Cdpd Network Registration Ping Obtaining a Ping from the Modem Local DTE/DCE Interface Modem Modes and StatesModes States Command to Data StateConditions Sessions Data to Command State User’s Guide Local DTE/DCE InterfaceDetails Modem Buffers Command BufferData Buffers Speed Buffering General Notes AT Command Handling and DefaultsParameters Responses and Results Returned by the Modem Framing Framing CharactersResponses Result Codes For Commands without a ResponseResponse Framing Echo Verbose Quiet Result Framing No Response Echo Verbose Quiet Registers For Commands with a ResponsePossible Result Codes Result Framing After Response Echo Verbose Quiet Interface Settings RS-232C Interface and Control SignalsFixed Rate Setting +IPR Flow Control Control Signals DTR Flow ControlData Terminal Ready DTR Data Set Ready DSR Ring Indicator RIRequest to Send RTS Clear to Send CTS DCD Data Carrier Detect DCD Friends Only Product Features Implementation Dial Directory Auto-dial on Start-up User’s Guide Product Features Sleep Mode Logic Sleep Cdpd Sleep Using Ring Indicator RI with Host Sleep Logic Deep SleepTo force re-registration now UDP/TCP Upgradability Cdpd Radio and Booster Support Protocols and Packet Assembly Features Communication Protocols and StacksOSI Model Packet Service Modes User Datagram Protocol UDPDart 300 Internal Protocol Stacks User’s Guide Protocols and Packet Assembly Features UDP Server FeaturesAnswering UDP Server Sessions UDP Server Receive Lock Disabling the UDP Server Closing UDP Sessions UDP Client Features UDP Broadcast and Multicast Configuration and UseBroadcast Multicast Transmission Control Protocol TCP TCP Server FeaturesTCP Handshaking Answering TCP Server Sessions TCP Client Features Closing a TCP SessionDisabling the TCP Server TCP and Sleep Mode Serial Line Interface Protocol SlipPoint-to-Point Protocol PPP Assembling a Packet Packet Assembly ManagementForwarding a Packet Local Echo Time Dependent Escape Sequence Tdes Escaping Data State Important Relationships Guard TimeEscape Character Time Independent Escape Sequence Ties Data and Telemetry Considerations PAD Session TimeoutDTR Transition TCP Remote Disconnect User’s Guide Protocols and Packet Assembly Features Feature Reference Dart 300 Modem 2110212 Rev Multiple Cdpd Accounts Advanced Features Controlling Network Registration Channel AcquisitionChannel Scanning Side Preference User’s Guide Advanced FeaturesSpni Matching Assign a Channel Disable Spni Matching Spni Table ConfigurationEnable Spni Matching Determining Channel Acquisition Status Active and Auto-register NEI Indices Registration Automatic Registration Manual RegistrationDetermining Registration Status +WPNEILIST De-registration LED Indicator Radio Signal MonitorsMonitoring the Network Connection Registration Status Registration Mode Feature Reference Dart 300 Modem 2110212 Rev UDP/TCP Service Configuration Checklist for UDP/TCP ServiceNEI and Channel Restrictions Registration and Sleep Mode Service OptionsConfiguration and Use Dart 300 Modem Packet Assembly and Forwarding Options User’s Guide UDP/TCP ServiceEscape Options Save Configuration Using UDP/TCP ServiceServer Sessions Server Initialization UDP Server Sessions Using an Open UDP SessionOpening a UDP Server Session Receiving Data Transmitting Data TCP Server SessionsClosing UDP Server Sessions Opening a TCP Server Session Using an Open TCP Session Closing TCP Server Sessions Client SessionsNo Carrier result UDP Client Connection TCP Client Connection By +WS198 Closing a Client Session Using a Client Session Case 1 Semi-intelligent RTU Sample UDP/TCP ConfigurationsCabling DCE male Modem Configuration Case 2 Dumb Meter Protocol Considerations+IPR=9600 +WS179=0 Sample Configuration Meter Command Remarks +WPNEI= ip+WS212=0 +WS213=1 Using This Configuration Configuration and Use Dart 300 Modem 2110212 Rev Configuring Slip Service SLIP/PPP Service Configuration and Use Dart 300 Modem Transmitting Using Slip ServiceReceiving Escaping Data State Using DTR to Escape Configuring PPP ServicePoint to Point Protocol PPP Closing a Slip Session User’s Guide SLIP/PPP Service Closing a PPP Session Using PPP Service User’s Guide SLIP/PPP Service Configuration and Use Dart 300 Modem 2110212 Rev Antenna Connection Device Attachment Installation Dart 300 Modem Watt Class I Booster OperationConnection Pin Signal Direction Serial ConnectorNull-Modem Connection User’s Guide Device Attachment Cable Length DCE modemDCE host Power Connection Installation Dart 300 Modem 2110212 Rev Temperature and Auto Shutdown Installation ConsiderationsTemperature vs. Duty Cycle Minutes Time Ambient Temperature C Power Supply AccessWire Splicing Grounding Mounting Crimp TerminalsUser’s Guide Considerations Installation Dart 300 Modem 2110212 Rev AT Command Set AT Commands and Status Registers1AT Commands in Cdpd Mode Command Description AT+++ AT Commands in Cdpd Mode Command Description 0xC0 References Dart 300 ModemResult Codes User’s Guide AT Command Reference AT Commands in Cdpd Mode Description OptionsOptions AT Commands in Cdpd Mode Framing of responses. See .3.3 for details Quiet Result Code Display OptionSn=x Sn? AT & Commands in Cdpd Mode Description AT Commands in Cdpd Mode Command Description Command Description +IPR=n AT + Commands in Cdpd Mode Change c.c.c.c to n.n.n.n? AT + Commands in Cdpd Mode Command Description +WPSPNI= n,n,...n Change c.c.c.c.q to n.n.n.n.p? +WSn? S-Registers in Cdpd Mode Description Range Default Units Registers in Cdpd ModeCdpd Status Registers Auto-answer Disabled OffWord WS-Registers in Cdpd Mode Description Range Default Units WS-Registers in Cdpd ModePAD Packet Service DTE side stack Logic Sleep References Dart 300 Modem PAD Inter-Character Timer 175 174 User’s Guide AT Command Reference 201 209210 217 216 Result Codes in Cdpd Mode Verbose Meaning +WS197, also setting +WS176=+WS197Important Notes and Dependencies Result Codes Stored Profile Settings for Cdpd Mode References Dart 300 Modem 2110212 Rev Troubleshooting General Communication ProblemsProblem Description Suggestions General Modem Problems Error #ReferencesDART 300 Modem Warranty Cdpd Network / Connectivity ProblemsWarranty Registration User’s Guide Troubleshooting Obtaining Service Power Specifications SpecificationsRadio Specifications Power Connector Antenna Specifications Antenna SpecificationsRegulatory Approvals FCC Application Interface Specifications Environmental SpecificationsUser’s GuideSpecifications Environmental Specifications