Messages And Response Codes; Messages - Sierra Wireless DART 200 CDPD Modem User Manual

DART 200 CDPD Modem User's Guide
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NOTE:
Error codes 7 and 8 do
not apply to UDP,
because UPD is a
connectionless protocol
with no error feedback.
PN1197-00 Revision 1.0
Entries with port numbers can be used as both ping targets and in the
friends' list. The port numbers are ignored if not required by the
command or function.

Messages and response codes

The DART 200 provides information to the MAS concerning its
operation by response codes and messages. By default (X1) the modem
presents one of 10 response codes in verbose (textual) or terse (numeric)
format. If extended result codes are disabled (X0), only response codes 0
to 4 are available, codes 5 to 10 are mapped onto codes 0 to 4, as
appropriate. Disabling extended response codes is not recommended.
Terse Verbose
0 OK
1 CONNECT
2 RING
3 NO CARRIER - The modem did not have an active CDPD
channel at the time the operation was attempted
4 ERROR
6 NO DIALTONE - The modem was not registered at the time the
operation was attempted
7 BUSY - Connection is busy or an improper port was specified or
the appropriate server was not active at the target location
8 NO ANSWER - Auto answer was not enabled, or that the remote
modem is not registered or has lost RF coverage
9 BLOCKED - PIN Number or Service Provider Key was entered
incorrectly three times, or the Unblocking Key was entered
incorrectly ten times. To clear this condition refer to Appendix F,
Clearing blocked status, p. F-23
10 NOT ENABLED - A command requiring a PIN, or requiring the
modem to be in Service Provider mode was used

Messages

The only standard message that the DART 200 issues is:
INVALID NEI: CONTACT SERVICE PROVIDER
This means that the modem does not have an IP Address (NEI) stored in
it yet, so enter one before starting communications. It does not prevent
the modem from processing AT commands as part of normal modem
setup.
If other messages are encountered, contact modem technical support for
assistance.
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