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Report Status

2-2 AT+i Commands Reference Manual May 31, 2008

Status Message Format

Table 2-1 gives the report status message format.

AT+i!RP11 Returns a list of all ad-hoc networks available in the surrounding area.

i=14 Returns a DHCP server table of MAC and IP addresses of all the stations

connected to W24.

i=19 Returns Analog-to-Digital Converter (ADC) pin status report.

i=20 Returns a list of all APs and ad-hoc networks available in the surrounding

area.

Default: None

Result Code:

i=0..20 Status message followed by I/OK.

I/ERROR Otherwise

Table 2-1: Report Status Message Format

Report Option Format

0COnnnAD-ii

nnn – Version number; ii – Interface code: S-Serial, L-LAN, D-Dual

1IiimmmTss (<version-date>)

Iii – Interface code; mmm – Major Version; T – Version type code;

ss – Sub-version

Status string: "Modem data<CR/LF>"

"Command mode<CR/LF>"

"<CR/LF>Connecting to ISP<CR/LF>"

"<CR/LF>Connected to ISP<CR/LF>"

"<CR/LF>Connecting as RAS<CR/LF>"

"<CR/LF>RAS Connected<CR/LF>""<CR/LF>Closing PPP<CR/LF>"

"<CR/LF>Establishing SMTP<CR/LF>"

"<CR/LF>Sending Email<CR/LF>"

"<CR/LF>Establishing POP3<CR/LF>"

"<CR/LF>POP3 Open<CR/LF>"

"<CR/LF>Establishing HTTP<CR/LF>"

"<CR/LF>Receiving HTTP<CR/LF>"

"<CR/LF>Carrier Lost<CR/LF>"

"<CR/LF>Link Lost<CR/LF>"

3 nnmm – Boot block version number

4I/(<sock0sz>, <sock1sz>, … ,<sock9sz>)

sock<i>sz >=0 : Number of bytes pending in socket’s input buffer

<0 : Negative value of socket’s error code

5 nnnnnnnn – Hexadecimal representation of W24 serial number