AT Commands 7 (88)
3.2.2 AT*ANDHCPSTA DHCP Start Address Offset
Set/get the DHCP start address offset. Used when the internal DHCP server is enabled. For
default value see AT*AMDEFAULT.
AT*ANDHCPSTA=
Set the DHCP start address offset.
Syntax:
AT*ANDHCPSTA=<start_address_offset>,<store>
Input Parameters:
Name
Type Description
start_address_
offset
Integer Start address of the DHCP IP range. The internal DHCP server IP
range will then be calculated once the DHCP server is enabled by
taking the static assigned IP-address (AT*ANIP) and modifying the
last octet to the inputted start address offset (start_address_offset).
It is impossible to assign the start address offset to values equal to 0
or above 247.
Example:
If the start address offset is set to 201, it will start at 201 and hand
out 7 addresses. If the devices static IP-address is 192.168.0.99,
then the DHCP IP-addresses shall be calculated as follows.
*192.168.0.201
*192.168.0.202
*192.168.0.203
*192.168.0.204
*192.168.0.205
*192.168.0.206
*192.168.0.207
store Boolean If store is 1 the new value is stored permanently.
AT*ANDHCPSTA?
Read the DHCP start address offset.
Syntax:
AT*ANDHCPSTA?
Example:
INPUT: AT*ANDHCPSTA? <br>OUTPUT: *ANDHCPSTA:<start_address_offset>
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Reference Guide SCM-1202-004 EN 1.7