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Step 5. To configure the Z-CARD 210 using AT commands
a.
To send AT Command to Z-Card 210, you must find a communications
program to be operated in ASCII terminal emulation mode under your PCs
(host). The followings are some typical programs:
HYPER TERMINAL in WINDOWS 95
TELIX or similar alternatives
In the Terminal Program you choose, set the parameters of the COM Port
as follows:
19200 bps, 8 data bits, No parity check and 1 stop bit.
b.
AT Command for the Z-CARD 210 setup
i.
Set the IP Address
AT!Ixxx.xxx.xxx.xxx , xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx is the IP Address e.g.
AT!I203.67.40.233
ii.
Set the Side Preference
AT\N3 A Side Preference , AT\N4 B side Preference
iii.
Save all you setting into memory and Reset your Z-CARD 210
AT&W
ATZ
Step 6.Connecting to the CDPD Network
a.
Connecting to the CDPD network -- Run the TCP/IP stack
Click
My Computer
, select
Dial-Up Networking
, and double-click
Z-210
. The
Connect to
dialog will appear. Click
Connect
to start the connection. Wait for
the
Terminal Screen
dialog to appear, then click
Continue
to complete the
connection.
Step 7. Start Observer
a.
Click
Start
in the task bar, highlight
Z-Card CDPD Utilities
, and double-click
Observer.
i.
Read the Observer status indicators. Definition of each indicator is described in
more detail in the
Z-Card 210 User’s Manual
.
ii.
Open the Configuration Dialog, make sure that IP address and Channel
Preference are set correctly. Either enable the
Automatic Seek
function or type
the channel number of local area in the
Manual Channel
box.
iii.
Read the register and channel status indicators at
Observer
to ensure that
your Z-Card 210 is registered to the CDPD network and has acquired an
available channel, then start enjoying wireless Internet!
