DART 300 Migration Guide Sample Configurations
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Following is the client side configuration for a TCP installation.
Table 2-4 Host TCP Setup (client)
DART 200 Command DART 300 Equivalent Description
^A<ip> +WPNEI=<ip>
Set the IP address (NEI) of the modem.
\N<s
2
> +WS174=<s
3
> Set the side preference. The direct translation of
the side preference numbers is:
s
2
s
3
1 3 A Only
2 4 B Only
3 1 A Preferred
4 2 B Preferred
\J0 (default)
+WPSPNI=<enter>
No channel restrictions, no SPNI matching.
\R4 +WS173=1
Use auto-registration mode.
S13=0
N/A
Continuous automatic registration. The
DART 300 always uses continuous mode.
\O0 +WS45=1
Set (TCP) PAD mode.
*A0 (default) S0=0 (manual answer)
+WS212=0 (disable server)
No server required.
*L2100 (default) +WS212=2100 (default)
Listen on port 2100.
E0 E0
Command state echo off.
V0 V0
Use numeric result codes.
Q0 (default) Q0 (default)
Disable Quiet mode.
F1 (default)
+WS62=0
Data state echo off.
X1 (default)
N/A
Extended result codes. The DART 300 will
accept the X1 command but takes no action.
&C1 (default)
N/A
DCD follows state of connection. The DART 300
uses this configuration and does not allow changes
to DCD function.
&D0 (default)
&D0
Ignore DTR.
&E2
S2=43 (Sets TDES escape
character to “+”) (default)
Enable the escape sequence and filter it from the
packet. The DART 300 ensures TDES is enabled;
the DART 300 always filters it from the packet.
&S0 (default)
N/A
DSR always active. The DART 300 always
asserts DSR.
\F3 (default)
Not needed, the next command
would change the setting.
Includes PAD forwarding character in packet.
\M0 (default)
+WS63=0
Disables PAD forwarding character.
