Specifications

2 – CLI Commands
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Command CLI Arguments Ln Description
wl-tcp-ip [IPadrs] L3 Configures the primary target server IP address to use when the
CLI Session on the serial interface initiates a TCP connection with
the pass or serial-default commands. If this IP address is
empty or the connection is unsuccessful, the CLI Server will attempt
a connection to wl-tcp-ip2 as a secondary target server.
Default is 0.0.0.0.
wl-tcp-ip2 [IPadrs] L3 Configures the secondary target server IP address to use when
the CLI Session on the serial interface initiates a TCP connection
with the pass or serial-default commands. If the CLI Server
can not connect to the primary target server, the CLI Server will
attempt connection to wl-tcp-ip2 as a secondary target server.
Default is 0.0.0.0.
pass L2 Creates a data bridge between the wireless and serial interfaces.
The behavior of the pass command depends on a number of
factors including the interface on which the command was issued
and the mode of operation of the CLI Session on the serial
interface.
See “PASS Mode for the Serial Interface” for details on this
command when issued in a CLI Session on the serial interface.
See “PASS Mode for the Wireless Interface” for details on this
command when issued in a CLI Session on the wireless interface.
putget <integer1>
<integer2> <aschex>
L2 Performs a binary <aschex> data transfer to a target server or to
the CLI Session on the serial interface. The operation waits for
<integer1> bytes of returned data or times out after <integer2>
seconds. Excess bytes are discarded. After the command
completes, the connection remains in CLI Mode. The command can
be issued from a LAN application (serial in Listen Mode) or from a
Serial Host application.
<integer1> = number of bytes, from 0 -1800 bytes max.
<integer2> = timeout, 32 bit unsigned, seconds.
<aschex> = senddata, up to the max. length of the command
line.
Example:
putget 10 60 aef32bc89d<CR><LF>
putexpect <integer1>
<integer2>
<aschex1>
<aschex2>
L2 Performs a binary <aschex> data transfer to a target server or to
the CLI Session on the serial interface. The operation waits for
<integer1> bytes of returned data or times out after <integer2>
seconds or the <aschex> terminator is recognized. Excess bytes
are discarded. After the command completes, the connection
remains in CLI Mode.
The command can be issued from a LAN application (serial in
Listen Mode) or from a Serial Host application.
<integer1> = maximum number of bytes, 0 – 1800 bytes max.
<integer2> = timeout, 32 bit unsigned, seconds.
<aschex1> = senddata, up to max. length of command line.
<aschex2> = terminator, 16 bytes maximum.
Example:
putexpect 64 60 aef32bc89d 646464<CR><LF>
close L3 Closes a TCP connection initiated by the Serial Host with the pass
or serial-default commands. It also closes the TCP tunnel
connection on the wl-tunnel-port.