Motorola 68P02958C00-B - Manual (Page 396)

Software Diagnostics Output
C-104
15. Last Destination IP Address for which an acknowledgement was received.
## 2520 LEVEL = 100
IPMODM user parameters
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Learn IP address from modem
: %% 1
RTU IP address : %% 2
RTU's gateway IP address : %% 3
RTU Subnet mask : %% 4
DTE IP Address in modem : %% 5
DTE Subnet mask in modem : %% 6
Home Agent in modem : %% 7
Modem IP Address : %% 8
Modem version : %% 9
Getting "OK" timeout from modem [millisec]: %% 10
Time to wait for ATD to succeed [millisec]: %% 11
Time to wait for modem to be configured [millisec]: %% 12
Optional string to send before dialing
: %% 13
Radio Sampling time for RALP prototol [millisec] : %% 14
Connect to : %%15
Disconnect on ICMP:Network Unreachable reception? : %%16
Is Abort Sequence supported in the modem ?
: %%17
Ignore CD Signal ? : %%18
Maximal Rx Idle time to disconnect [seconds ] : %%19
Parameters for packet data modem (e.g. iDEN).
1. YES if the port’s IP address is to be retrieved during run time, e.g. from iDEN modem.
2. Current RTU’s IP address.
3. Current RTU’s default gateway.
4. Current RTU’s subnet mask.
5. The IP address of the modem’s configured RTU as stored in the modem.
6. The subnet mask address of the modem’s configured RTU as stored in the modem.
7. The home agent configured for the modem (to be used as the RTU’s default IP address.)
8. The IP address of the modem.
9. The OEM version of the modem (should be R35.01.00 or later).
10. Timeout in milliseconds for getting an OK response when sending an AT command.
11. Timeout in milliseconds to wait for the modem to succeed in registration (if needed) and go online.
12. Timeout in milliseconds to wait for the modem to be configured. To be used when transmitting while
the modem is being configured. If this time elapses, transmission will fail. Refer to Modem
configuration timeout parameter in the Site Configuration Advanced Link Layer.