Extended System-Level Command Functions
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Example:
<STX>KcNE[G[1,0:2,’sysadm’:]WE[1,N:2,’192.168.10.26’:]WIFI[1,Y::DV1[1,0:]]]; <CR>
<STX>Kc This is the beginning of command
NE Network Ethernet group
G General Network sub-group
1,0 1 = Primary Interface Item, 0 = Wired Ethernet Value
2,’sysadm’ 2 = Network Password, followed by string password value
WE Wired Ethernet (802.3) sub-group
1,N 1 = DHCP Enabled, N = Boolean Value for Not Enabled
2,’192.168.10.26’ 2 = Static IP Address, followed by IP address string
WIFI Wireless Ethernet (802.11) sub-group
1,Y 1 = DHCP Enabled, Y = Boolean Value for Enabled
DV1 DPAC Version 1 sub-group defined for WLS sub-group
1,0 1 = DPAC Version 1 Network Type, 0 = Value for Infrastructure
Network Configuration Parameters
The two character identifier for the Network Configuration Parameters is ‘NE’. No
Item-Value pairs are defined for ‘NE’ but there is the following sub-groups:
General Network Configuration Parameters – Identifier ‘G’
802.3 Wired Ethernet Configuration Parameters – Identifier ‘WE’
802.11 Wireless Ethernet (WIFI) Configuration Parameters – Identifier
‘WIFI’. This sub group consits of 4 addtional sub-groups:
General WIFI Configuration Parameters - Identifier ‘G’
DPAC Version 1 - Identifier ‘DV1’
DPAC Version 2 - Identifier ‘DV2’
Silex Version 1 - Identifier ‘SV1’
The configuration data stream for the network configuration parameters has the
following structure:
NE[G[…]WE[…]WIFI[..]];
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