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Sierra Wireless DART 300 manual Registration Status, Registration Mode

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7.3.3.Registration Status

The status of the modem’s registration can be read at register +WS56 (Network Registration Status). A value of 1 indicates the modem is registered. A value of 0 indicates that it is not registered.

The status reported in +WPRSSI is that of the Active NEI index and may not reflect a currently registered NEI that the modem is using.

See Section 7.2.2.4 above for details.

7.3.3.1.Registration Mode

The current setting of auto-registration is found in register +WS173. A value of 1 indicates automatic registration is enabled, 0 indicates manual registration mode.

NOTE

It is possible to read a value of 1 indicating auto-registration is enabled while, in fact, the modem is not registered and is not attempting to register. It is possible to detect situations where this has happened by also reading the Registration Result Code (+WS201). If the result code is 254 – Unregistered by user – then the modem will not automatically attempt to register.

This situation arises when one of these events occur:

•Manually commanded to de-register (+WPDEREG).

•Manually commanded to hang-up and de-register (H1).

Manual registration can still be used while auto-registration is inactive.

The modem will resume auto-registration attempts when one of these events occur:

•Modem reset (soft or hard) or power-cycle.

•Command to force auto-registration to enabled state (+WS173=1).

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Sierra Wireless Dart 300 Cdpd Modem 2110212 Rev NovemberSafety and Hazards Important NoticePatents CopyrightRegulatory Information RSA Licensee Contact InformationDart 300 Modem User’s Guide 2110212 Rev Contents Introduction Feature Reference Cdpd Network RegistrationProtocols and Packet Assembly Features Transmission Control Protocol TCPConfiguration and Use IntstallationInstallation Considerations AT Commands and Status RegistersReferences 119Specifications 123 How to Proceed About this GuideIntroduction Focus ListBook 2 Feature Reference Book 3 Configuration and UseDocument Structure Introduction Dart 300 ModemDart 300 Checklist Book 4 InstallationUser’s Guide About This Guide Book 5 ReferencesReferences CurrencyConventions Used in this Reference Dart 300 / SB300Dart Introduction Dart 300 Modem 2110212 Rev System Overview Typical System ViewField Network ConnectionProject Stages Central MonitorClient / Server Stage 1 Application PlanningStage 2 Bench Integration and Testing Stage 3 Field Installation and TestingStage 4 Rollout Service Activation Getting StartedPower Supply Set-up ConsiderationsAntenna Serial CableCdpd Configuration ConnectionsUser’s Guide Getting Started Cdpd Network Registration Verifying Network RegistrationPing Obtaining a Ping from the Modem Local DTE/DCE Interface Modem Modes and StatesModes Command to Data State StatesConditions SessionsData to Command State User’s Guide Local DTE/DCE InterfaceDetails Command Buffer Modem BuffersData Buffers Speed BufferingAT Command Handling and Defaults General NotesParameters Responses and Results Returned by the ModemFraming Framing CharactersResponses For Commands without a Response Result CodesResponse Framing Echo Verbose Quiet Result Framing No Response Echo Verbose QuietFor Commands with a Response RegistersPossible Result Codes Result Framing After Response Echo Verbose QuietRS-232C Interface and Control Signals Interface SettingsFixed Rate Setting +IPR Flow ControlControl Signals DTR Flow ControlData Terminal Ready DTR Ring Indicator RI Data Set Ready DSRRequest to Send RTS Clear to Send CTSData Carrier Detect DCD DCDProduct Features Friends OnlyDial Directory ImplementationUser’s Guide Product Features Auto-dial on Start-upSleep Mode Cdpd Sleep Logic SleepUsing Ring Indicator RI with Host Sleep Logic Deep SleepTo force re-registration now UDP/TCP Cdpd Radio and Booster Support UpgradabilityProtocols and Packet Assembly Features Communication Protocols and StacksOSI Model Packet Service Modes User Datagram Protocol UDPDart 300 Internal Protocol Stacks UDP Server Features User’s Guide Protocols and Packet Assembly FeaturesAnswering UDP Server Sessions UDP Server Receive LockDisabling the UDP Server UDP Client Features Closing UDP SessionsConfiguration and Use UDP Broadcast and MulticastBroadcast MulticastTCP Server Features Transmission Control Protocol TCPTCP Handshaking Answering TCP Server SessionsTCP Client Features Closing a TCP SessionDisabling the TCP Server TCP and Sleep Mode Serial Line Interface Protocol SlipPoint-to-Point Protocol PPP Packet Assembly Management Assembling a PacketForwarding a Packet Local EchoEscaping Data State Time Dependent Escape Sequence TdesImportant Relationships Guard TimeEscape Character Time Independent Escape Sequence Ties PAD Session Timeout Data and Telemetry ConsiderationsDTR Transition TCP Remote DisconnectUser’s Guide Protocols and Packet Assembly Features Feature Reference Dart 300 Modem 2110212 Rev Advanced Features Multiple Cdpd AccountsControlling Network Registration Channel AcquisitionChannel Scanning User’s Guide Advanced Features Side PreferenceSpni Matching Assign a ChannelSpni Table Configuration Disable Spni MatchingEnable Spni Matching Determining Channel Acquisition StatusRegistration Active and Auto-register NEI IndicesAutomatic Registration Manual RegistrationDetermining Registration Status De-registration +WPNEILISTLED Indicator Radio Signal MonitorsMonitoring the Network Connection Registration Mode Registration StatusFeature 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 Using UDP/TCP Service Save ConfigurationServer Sessions Server InitializationUsing an Open UDP Session UDP Server SessionsOpening a UDP Server Session Receiving DataTCP Server Sessions Transmitting DataClosing UDP Server Sessions Opening a TCP Server SessionUsing an Open TCP Session Client Sessions Closing TCP Server SessionsNo Carrier result UDP Client ConnectionBy +WS198 TCP Client ConnectionUsing a Client Session Closing a Client SessionSample UDP/TCP Configurations Case 1 Semi-intelligent RTUCabling DCE maleModem Configuration Case 2 Dumb Meter Protocol Considerations+IPR=9600 Sample Configuration Meter Command Remarks +WPNEI= ip +WS179=0+WS212=0 +WS213=1Using This Configuration Configuration and Use Dart 300 Modem 2110212 Rev SLIP/PPP Service Configuring Slip ServiceConfiguration and Use Dart 300 Modem Using Slip Service TransmittingReceiving Escaping Data StateConfiguring PPP Service Using DTR to EscapePoint to Point Protocol PPP Closing a Slip SessionUser’s Guide SLIP/PPP Service Using PPP Service Closing a PPP SessionUser’s Guide SLIP/PPP Service Configuration and Use Dart 300 Modem 2110212 Rev Device Attachment Antenna ConnectionInstallation Dart 300 Modem Watt Class I Booster OperationConnection Serial Connector Pin Signal DirectionNull-Modem Connection User’s Guide Device AttachmentCable Length DCE modemDCE host Power Connection Installation Dart 300 Modem 2110212 Rev Installation Considerations Temperature and Auto ShutdownTemperature vs. Duty Cycle Minutes Time Ambient Temperature CAccess Power SupplyWire Splicing GroundingMounting Crimp TerminalsUser’s Guide Considerations Installation Dart 300 Modem 2110212 Rev AT Commands and Status Registers AT Command Set1AT 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 Quiet Result Code Display Option Framing of responses. See .3.3 for detailsSn=x Sn?AT Commands in Cdpd Mode Command Description AT & Commands in Cdpd Mode DescriptionAT + Commands in Cdpd Mode Command Description +IPR=nAT + Commands in Cdpd Mode Command Description Change c.c.c.c to n.n.n.n?+WPSPNI= n,n,...n +WSn? Change c.c.c.c.q to n.n.n.n.p?Registers in Cdpd Mode S-Registers in Cdpd Mode Description Range Default UnitsCdpd Status Registers Auto-answerDisabled OffWord WS-Registers in Cdpd Mode WS-Registers in Cdpd Mode Description Range Default UnitsPAD Packet Service DTE side stack Logic SleepReferences Dart 300 Modem PAD Inter-Character Timer 174 175User’s Guide AT Command Reference 201 209210 216 217+WS197, also setting +WS176=+WS197 Result Codes in Cdpd Mode Verbose MeaningImportant Notes and Dependencies Result CodesStored Profile Settings for Cdpd Mode References Dart 300 Modem 2110212 Rev Troubleshooting General Communication ProblemsProblem Description Suggestions General Modem Problems Error #ReferencesDART 300 Modem Cdpd Network / Connectivity Problems WarrantyWarranty Registration User’s Guide TroubleshootingObtaining Service Specifications Power SpecificationsRadio Specifications Power ConnectorAntenna Specifications Antenna SpecificationsRegulatory Approvals FCCEnvironmental Specifications Application Interface SpecificationsUser’s GuideSpecifications Environmental Specifications