Sierra Wireless DART 300 User Manual
Feature Reference
DART 300 Modem
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Implementation
(AT is omitted for brevity.)
To Read the Table:
1. +WVFRIENDLIST displays the entire table with one line for each entry. The displayed
entries include: index number, IP address, and port.
To make an entry in the table:
1. +WS213=n where n is the index number of the entry to add or change.
2. +WVFRIEND=ip.port where ip is the dotted-decimal IP address and port is a port number
to use for dialing features (described below). The .port number is optional and only needed
if a dialing feature will use this address. If included, it is also dot-delimited.
When you press <enter> the modem will respond with a prompt to confirm the change in the
table. The old and new values are both shown.
Press
if a dialing feature will use this address. If included, it is also dot-delimited.
When you press <enter> the modem will respond with a prompt to confirm the change in the
table. The old and new values are both shown.
Press
Y (case insensitive) to confirm the change, or
Press
N (or any key other than Y) to cancel the command.
The modem will respond with OK if the NEI is in a valid IP form.
To delete an entry in the table:
1. +WS213=n where n is the index number of the entry to delete.
2. +WVFRIEND=0.0.0.0 to replace the entry with the null value.
When you press <enter> the modem will respond with a prompt to confirm the change in the
table. The old and new values are both shown.
Press
table. The old and new values are both shown.
Press
Y (case insensitive) to confirm the change, or
Press
N (or any key other than Y) to cancel the command.
5.2. Dial
Directory
A supplemental application of the Friends Only list is to “quick dial” client sessions to addresses
in the list. The list supports the entry of a port number along with each IP. The port number is
ignored by server sessions when testing incoming packets but is used for quick dialing.
in the list. The list supports the entry of a port number along with each IP. The port number is
ignored by server sessions when testing incoming packets but is used for quick dialing.
Details
The Dial command (D) supports use of a digit parameter (1 – 10) in place of an explicit IP address
and port. The number is the index to an entry in the Friends List. Provided the entry contains a
valid address and port, the modem will use that destination to connect a client session.
and port. The number is the index to an entry in the Friends List. Provided the entry contains a
valid address and port, the modem will use that destination to connect a client session.
The modem must be set to a PAD service mode (UDP or TCP) for this feature to work.
Implementation
(AT is omitted for brevity.)
To enter an address for the dial directory, see Section 5.1, Friends Only, above.
To verify the address for a quick dial:
1. +WS213=n where n is the index number of the Friend List entry to dial.
2. +WVFRIEND? to display the IP address and port entry that will be used.
If the entry is not correct, either change the index value to the correct entry or edit the Friend List
to make the desired entry. See Section 5.1 above for details on displaying and manipulating the
Friend List.
to make the desired entry. See Section 5.1 above for details on displaying and manipulating the
Friend List.
To make a quick dial call:
1. Dn where n is the index number of the Friend List entry to dial.
This abbreviated form of the dial command is useful for applications that configure and connect a
client session using a single AT command string.
client session using a single AT command string.