Sierra Wireless 300 User Manual
DART 300 Migration Guide
Comparative AT Command Reference
2110291 Rev 1.0
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4.3. DART 300 Specific Commands
The Plus (+) command set is only available on the new DART 300. The DART 200 uses
alternative commands or registers where equivalents exist. This section is provided as a cross
reference to the equivalent commands in the older DART 200.
alternative commands or registers where equivalents exist. This section is provided as a cross
reference to the equivalent commands in the older DART 200.
Table 4-7: AT [+] Commands
Command
DART 200
DART 300
+IPR
I/O Port Rate (DTE speed)
Supported via the &L command.
I/O Port Rate (DTE speed)
Sets the communication speed between the
host (DTE) and the DART 300 modem.
Sets the communication speed between the
host (DTE) and the DART 300 modem.
+WCID
Display the System ID (SPNI).
Register S108 contains the current SPNI.
Register S108 contains the current SPNI.
Display the System ID (SPNI).
Returns the Service Provider Network
Identifier (SPNI).
Returns the Service Provider Network
Identifier (SPNI).
+WPCHAN
Lock Specific Channel
Supported via the -L command.
Supported via the -L command.
Set Modem Channel
Sets channel scanning, or locks to a specific
channel.
Sets channel scanning, or locks to a specific
channel.
+WPCURNEI
Subscriber Identity
Supported via the \S? query. The NEI
marked with an asterisk is the current one.
marked with an asterisk is the current one.
Current NEI
Returns the NEI (in dotted IP format) pointed
to by +WS176 (Auto-register NEI Index).
This should be the current, or last registered,
NEI.
Returns the NEI (in dotted IP format) pointed
to by +WS176 (Auto-register NEI Index).
This should be the current, or last registered,
NEI.
+WPDEREG
Registration Control
Supported using \R0.
Also supported indirectly via the H3
command.
Supported using \R0.
Also supported indirectly via the H3
command.
De-register
The NEI indexed by +WS197 (Active NEI
Index) is de-registered from the network.
The NEI indexed by +WS197 (Active NEI
Index) is de-registered from the network.
+WPEID
Equipment Identifier (EID)
Supported via the I0 Identification command.
Also shown by the &V command.
Supported via the I0 Identification command.
Also shown by the &V command.
Equipment Identifier (EID)
Returns the modem’s unique CDPD
equipment identification code in dotted-
decimal and Hexadecimal notation.
Returns the modem’s unique CDPD
equipment identification code in dotted-
decimal and Hexadecimal notation.
+WPNEI=<ip>
Personalization
Supported via the \Sn command to set the
index (equivalent to +WS197) then the
personalization mode command
^A<ip>/<port>
index (equivalent to +WS197) then the
personalization mode command
^A<ip>/<port>
to set the address.
Active NEI Write
Writes the specified IP address to the table
entry indexed by +WS197 (Active NEI
Index).
Writes the specified IP address to the table
entry indexed by +WS197 (Active NEI
Index).
+WPNEI?
Subscriber Identity
Supported via the \S? query. The NEI
marked with an asterisk is the current one.
marked with an asterisk is the current one.
Active NEI Read
Returns the active NEI, in dotted IP format,
from the NEI table as determined by the index
in +WS197 (Active NEI Index).
Returns the active NEI, in dotted IP format,
from the NEI table as determined by the index
in +WS197 (Active NEI Index).
+WPNEILIST
Subscriber Identity
Supported via the \S? query. The NEI
marked with an asterisk is the current one.
marked with an asterisk is the current one.
NEI List
Displays the four-entry NEI table, with the
type and status of each.
Displays the four-entry NEI table, with the
type and status of each.
+WPREG
Registration Control
Supported using \R1.
Supported using \R1.
Register (Manual)
Registers the NEI entry indexed by
+WS197
Registers the NEI entry indexed by
+WS197
(Active NEI Index) with the
network.