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Appendix C – SDK Sample Programs ___________________________ Boomer II User Manual & Integrator’s Guide
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Appendix C – SDK Sample programs
Sample programs are provided with the SDK. The purpose of the
sample programs is to show how a complete working client server
application can be built using the SDK NCL API with the client
program.
The sample programs demonstrate how to write a simple application
that allows a wireless client to send data to a central server application
and receive responses back from the central server application. The
sample programs are not intended to be a functional application, but are
intended to serve as a guide to writing applications and can be used as a
basis for developing more complex applications.
The information given in this section is intended to supplement the
source code for the applications by providing a high-level overview of
the source code.
The client application is called ModemInfo and uses the NCL API to
interface to the DataTAC
sample programs is to show how a complete working client server
application can be built using the SDK NCL API with the client
program.
The sample programs demonstrate how to write a simple application
that allows a wireless client to send data to a central server application
and receive responses back from the central server application. The
sample programs are not intended to be a functional application, but are
intended to serve as a guide to writing applications and can be used as a
basis for developing more complex applications.
The information given in this section is intended to supplement the
source code for the applications by providing a high-level overview of
the source code.
The client application is called ModemInfo and uses the NCL API to
interface to the DataTAC
®
network. The sample client program
retrieves the modem’s current status, and enables the user to send and
receive messages on the current channel the device is registered to.
receive messages on the current channel the device is registered to.
The Settings tab displays the modems current profile (i.e. Channel list,
RD-LAP version, etc), whether the modem is on or off, the modems
power save mode, and (if supported), its vibrator mode.