> set hostednetwork mode=allow \
ssid=<NETWORK_NAME> key=<PASSWORD>
<NETWORK_NAME>: must match with the ESSID configured on the ANET side
<PASSWORD>: must match with the Password configured on the ANET side
Note:
Alternatively the entire sequence described above can be called by a single command
from the standard command prompt by simply preceding the ‘netsh wlan’ command
sequence:
> netsh wlan set hostednetwork mode=allow \
ssid=<NETWORK_NAME> key=<YOUR_PASSW>
The hosted network will use WPA2 encryption per default.
See the displayed settings, after the call of a ‘show hostednetwork’ command (see
below at para 6).
start the hosted network via the following input at the ‘netsh wlan>’ prompt:
> start hostednetwork or
> netsh wlan start hostednetwork (from standard cmd prompt)
The hosted network can be checked via the following input at the ‘netsh wlan>’ prompt:
> show hostednetwork or
> netsh wlan show hostednetwork (from standard cmd prompt)
(Optional) In case the hosted network shall be explicitly disabled, following command
> stop hostednetwork or
> netsh wlan stop hostednetwork (from standard cmd prompt)
Note:
The ‘start hostednetwork’ command has to be applied every time after a new system
boot or start up. Therefore the command could be added to a batch command file which
has to be executed with Administrator rights!
Configure System Services
Click on the Services tab in the navigation bar. You will see now a page where you can
configure the services that shall be running on your ANET429 module and also the
services that are currently running.
The ANS429 establishes a connection between the Arinc 429 API library on a host
system and the ANET429. This allows to run custom applications on a remote system
that are able to control the Arinc 429 functionalities of the device.
Note: If the ANS429 has been switched off, the 429 API is no more able to connect to
the ANET429!
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