Sierra Wireless DART 300 manual Modem Configuration

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Configuration and Use

DART 300 Modem

Modem Configuration

The device is used as a server, answering client requests for polls (monitoring function) and settings (control functions).

Using a terminal application on a PC, set the communication link to 19200,8,N,1 with hardware flow control on. “AT” is omitted for brevity.

Table 8-1: Sample Configuration – RTU

Command

Remarks

 

 

+WPNEI=<ip>

Set the modem’s NEI

+WS174=<n>

Set the side preference

+WS173=1

Ensure auto-registration is used. (Default)

+WS175=0

Disable Sleep. (Default)

+WS45=0

Set UDP PAD. See the Protocol Considerations below.

+WS212=<port>

Set the listening port for the server.

+WS217=30

Set a 3 second server receive lock. This allows the RTU plenty

 

of time to respond to client queries.

S0=1

Ensure auto-answer. (Default)

S30=0

Disable the session timeout. (Default)

[+WVFRIENDLIST]

Optionally enter a Friends List.

+WS62=0

Disable local PAD echo. The RTU must not be echoed its own

 

transmissions. If it is, it will treat each character as a command

 

and issue a string in response. That string in turn creates more

 

commands. This quickly escalates like a thermonuclear

 

reaction.

+WS72=0

Disable PAD editing. The RTU does not send <BS> to correct

 

mistakes.

+WS64=13

Use the <CR> as the primary forwarding character. (Default)

+WS63=3

Include the <CR> in the packet. (Default) This is useful for

 

reading the messages on a terminal-like monitor or delimiting

 

replies to an automated application.

+WS70=5

PAD will forward a packet on 0.5 seconds idle from the RTU.

 

This is a backup if the RTU fails to terminate a line with a

 

<CR>.

[+WS74=<n>]

Optionally set a packet length limit below the default of 1000.

 

The combination of primary forwarding character and inter-

 

character timer should prevent the need for setting this below

 

the default.

&D0

Ignore DTR. The cable artificially asserts the signal.

S12=100

Sets a 2 second guard time on the standard escape sequence –

 

just in case. This provides a method for a service technician to

 

escape data state, if needed.

+WS60=0

Disable TIES. The RTU can never send it.

E0

Echo off in command mode. This prevents the modem from

 

echoing back transmissions when it does not have an open

 

session. This is needed for the same reason the PAD echo was

 

disabled.

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