W&T 58620 User manual

Release 2.0, January 2010

Model 58620

Firmware 2.10 or higher

Manual

LAN-Modem

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Introduction

The LAN-Modem permits devices that require dial-up modems

for communicating to use the Intranet or Internet instead of the

telephone system. On a serial interface, the LAN-Modem

behaves in a way this is compatible with standard modems for

the telephone system; the only difference is that the dial-up

number is replaced by an IP address.

Modem

Intranet /

Internet

“ATDT <Tel. No.>”

RS232

before:

LAN Modem

RS232

“RING”

now:

serial

device

serial

device

serial

device

RS232

Modem

RS232

“RING”

serial

device

serial

device

serial

device

“ATDT <IP. No.>”

RS232

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Inhalt

1 Quickstart 7

1.1 Installation in flow chart form 8

1.2 Factory Default setting 9

2 Assigning the IP address 11

2.1 Configuring network parameters with WuTility 12

2.2 Serial assigning of IP, subnet mask and gateway 15

2.3 Assigning the IP using DHCP protocol 17

2.3.1 Activating/Deactivating DHCP 17

2.4 Assigning the IP using BOOTP protocol 20

3 Interfaces and displays 23

3.1 Ethernet connection 24

3.2 RS232 interface 26

3.3 Supply voltage 27

3.4 LED displays 28

4 LAN-Modem operation settings 29

4.1 Standard mode LAN-Modem <> LAN-Modem 30

4.2 Mode LAN-Modem <> Virtueller Modemport 31

5 Modem Operation 35

5.1 Serial transmission parameters 36

5.2 Command syntax 37

5.3 Command and data mode 38

5.4 All AT commands 39

5.4.1 A (ATA) 40

5.4.2 D (ATD[IP address]) 41

5.4.3 E (ATE[0|1]) 44

5.4.4 H (ATH) 45

5.4.5 In (ATI[0–8]) 46

5.4.6 O (ATO) 47

5.4.7 Q (ATQ0|1) 48

5.4.8 Sn? (ATS[0-40]?) 49

5.4.9 Sn=x (AT[0–40]=[0–255]) 50

5.4.10 Vn (ATV[0|1]) 52

5.4.11 Zn (ATZ[0|1]) 53

5.4.12 &C (AT&C[0|1]) 54

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5.4.13 &D (AT&C[0|1|2|3]) 55

5.4.14 &Fn (AT&F[0|1]) 56

5.4.15 &K (AT&K[0|3|4|5|6]) 57

5.4.16 &Sn (AT&S[0|1]) 58

5.4.17 &Vn (AT&V[0|1|2]) 59

5.4.18 &Wn(AT&W[0|1]) 60

5.4.19 &Yn (AT&Y[0|1]) 61

5.4.20 &Zn=x (AT&Z[0|1|2|3]=[IP address]) 62

5.4.21 %Bn (AT%B[2-8]) 63

5.4.22 %Dn (AT%D[7|8]) 64

5.4.23 %Pn (AT%P[0|1|2]) 65

5.4.24 %Sn (AT%S[1|2]) 66

5.4.25 %Nn (AT%N[0|1]) 67

5.4.26 ** (AT**) 68

Appendix 69

A1 Extended configuration of the LAN-Modem 70

A1.1 Starting the Telnet session 70

A1.2 Configuration of the TCP server port (Local Port) 71

A1.3 Configuration of the System Name 72

A1.4 Configuration of the System Password 72

A1.5 Configuration of Keep Alive Check 73

A1.6 Configuration of Link Speed 73

A2 Firmware update of the LAN-Modem 75

A3 Reading/Sending Configuration Profiles 82

A4 Software reset of the LAN-Modem 83

A5 The Modem Protocol on the TCP Level 84

A6 Used ports and network security 85

A7 Technical Data 88

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1 Quickstart

Already experienced users of LAN-Modems will find on the two following

pages a flow chart with the essential steps for start-up as well as the

configuration. Detailed information can be found then in the following

sections.

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1.1 Installation in flow chart form

Select site

Connect

supply voltage

LAN-Modem Windows PC

with TCP/IP

WuTility

installed?

yes

Connect

network cable

Finish

Network

no

Optain IP

address, subnet

mask, gateway

address

Install

WuTility with

product CD

Button:

IP address

Enter IP address,

subnet mask,

gateway

Start

WuTility

Select

LAN-Modem in

inventory list

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1.2 Factory Default setting

The list contains an overview of the most important settings.

Detailed information on the respective parameters can be found

in later sections of this manual.

Network settings

Hardware connection: Auto negotiating

IP address: 0.0.0.0

Gateway address: 0.0.0.0

Subnet mask: 255.0.0.0

DHCP: Active

TCP port for incoming calls: 8000

1To prevent unintended address assignments or changes,

we recommend deactivating the DHCP, BOOTP and RARP

protocols if they are not expressly used in the respective

network environment.

Serial settings

Baud rate: 9600

Data bits: 8

Parity: NO

Stop bits: 1

Handshake: Hardware (RTS/CTS)

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2 Assigning the IP address

The LAN-Modem is factory set to IP address 0.0.0.0. Before you can make

the entry in the LAN-Modem, you need to specify an IP address that is valid

for your network. You system administrator will provide you with this. If

you have only a small network with no routing, use the IP address of your

PC and simply change the last digit. The IP address must be unique within

the network!

.Assigning IP address, subnet mask and gateway address

using WuTility management tool

.Assigning IP address, subnet mask and gateway address

through the serial port

.Assigning IP address, subnet mask and gateway using

DHCP/BOOTP protocol

.Using the ARP command

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2.1 Configuring network parameters with WuTility

The Windows tool WuTility version 3.0 and higher allows not

only inventorying of LAN-Modem, Com-Server and Web-IO

installations, but also convenient assignment of the following

network-side basic parameters:

•IP address

•Subnet mask, gateway address

•Activating/deactivating BOOTP/DHCP

Assigning requires that the PC and LAN-Modem be in the same

subnet. In firmware revisions 1.45/1.14 and higher the function

is independent of the current address settings in the LAN-Mo-

dem, i.e. even changes to parameters not matching the network

are easily made. Any system password which has been set must

however in this case be known.

Downloading and installing WuTility

The most current version can always be found at our Web site

under the following address:

http://www.wut.de

From there use the menu tree on the left side to navigate:

Downloads r Serial Com-Servers

After unzipping the ZIP file, begin installation by double-

clicking on the file wutility_xxxus.msi. WuTility is started from

Start r Programs r W&T Software Toolkit r WuTility

Starting the assignment dialog

First be sure that both the LAN-Modem and the computer you

are using are connected to the same network and are in the

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same subnet. When started, WuTility automatically searches the

local network for connected W&T network devices and creates

an inventory list. This search process can be repeated manually

as often as desired by clicking on the Scan button:

Within the inventory list you can identify the desired LAN-Mo-

dem based on its MAC address. For initial installations its IP

address is 0.0.0.0.

Select the LAN-Modem and click on the IP address button:

To use the LAN-Modem with dynamic IP parameters, select in

the following dialog box the corresponding option DHCP or

BOOTP and then click on the Next button. Detailed information

about these modes can be found in the section IP Assignment

using DHCP protocol and IP Assignment using BOOTP protocol.

The Static option allows you to assign fixed basic parameters

while simultaneously disabling DHCP and BOOTP protocols in

the LAN-Modem. Enter the desired values for IP address, subnet

mask and gateway address in the corresponding entry fields.

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Clicking on the Next button assigns the network parameters to

the LAN-Modem. After acknowledging the resulting message,

all the columns in the WuTility device list are filled in with

information.

This concludes the network-side startup of the LAN-Modem.

With the exception of a few special settings, the rest of the

configuration is done as for a standard dial-up modem using

the serial port and AT commands.

1Changing network parameters is protected by the

system password. To prevent improper access, we

recommend assigning a system password for any LAN-Modems

in use. Additional information can be found in the section

Extended configuration of the LAN-Modem.

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2.2 Serial assigning of IP, subnet mask and gateway

After a LAN-Modem reset a time window of around 2 seconds is

available, during which you can assign a new IP address, subnet

mask and gateway address by entering at least 3 „x“.

1This serial method functions regardless of whether the

LAN-Modem already has an IP address or not. The

procedure can be repeated as often as desired. Therefore use

this method if you don‘t know the IP address or have forgotten

it.

First connect the serial port of the LAN-Modem to a computer.

For a standard PC or laptop, you will need a 1:1 wired RS232

cable (=modem cable, see section RS232 interface).

The serial transmission parameters of the terminal program you

use should be set to 9600 baud, no parity, 8 bits, 1 stop bit, no

handshake. Reset the LAN-Modem by interrupting the power.

When the green status LED lights up, enter the letter „x“ at least

three times on the terminal, until the LAN-Modem returns the

prompt IPno.+<Enter>.

Use the usual format (xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx) to enter the IP

address, and end the entry by pressing <Enter>. If the entry

was accepted, the acknowledgement is the assigned IP address.

Otherwise you will get a FAIL message followed by the last

current IP address.

2.2.1 Assigning of subnet mask and gateway address

Together with the IP address, the subnet mask and gateway

address can also be assigned serially. The entry is separated

by commas and follows the IP address. Entering as shown in

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the following example will assign IP address 172.17.231.99,

subnet mask 255.255.255.0 and gateway 172.17.231.52 to the

LAN-Modem.

xxx -> LAN-Modem

IP no.+<ENTER>: <- LAN-Modem

172.17.231.99,255.255.255.0,172.17.231.52 -> LAN-Modem

172.17.231.99,255.255.255.0,172.17.231.52-1 <- LAN-Modem

2.2.2 Activating/Deactivating DHCP, BOOTP/RARP

The DHCP and BOOTP/RARP function of the LAN-Modem can

be turned off as part of assigning the IP address serially. To

activate/deactivate the DHCP or BOOTP/RARP client enter one

of the following options directly appended (no space!) to the IP

address and confirm with <Enter>.

•-0

DHCP and BOOTP/RARP = OFF

•-1

DHCP = OFF,

BOOTP/RARP = ON

•-2

DHCP = ON

BOOTP/RARP = OFF

Example: Deactivation of DHCP and BOOTP/RARP

xxx -> LAN-Modem

IP no.+<ENTER>: <- LAN-Modem

172.17.231.99-0 -> LAN-Modem

172.17.231.99 <- LAN-Modem

1To prevent unintended address assignments or changes,

we recommend deactivating the DHCP and BOOTP/RARP

protocols if they are not expressly used in the respective

network environment. LAN-Modems with incorrectly assigned IP

addresses can be easily found after the fact using the scan

function of the WuTility management tool and reconfigured.

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2.3 Assigning the IP using DHCP protocol

Many networks use DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration

Protocol) or its predecessor BOOTP described in the following

section for centralized and dynamic assignment of the network

parameters. DHCP protocol is activated by the factory default

settings, so that in network environments dynamic IP

assignment is sufficient for connecting the LAN-Modem to the

network. The following parameters can be assigned using

DHCP:

• IP address

• Subnet mask

• Gateway address

• Lease time

1To prevent unintended address assignments or changes,

we recommend deactivating the DHCP and BOOTP/RARP

protocols if they are not expressly used in the respective

network environment. LAN-Modems with incorrectly assigned IP

addresses can be easily found after the fact using the scan

function of the WuTility management tool and reconfigured.

2.3.1 Activating/Deactivating DHCP

The factory default setting is for DHCP protocol active. To

deactivate it or to enable it again later, use one of the following

options.

•Management-Tool WuTility

Select the desired LAN-Modem in the device list and click

on the IP Address button. In the following dialog box enter

the desired option DHCP, BOOTP or Static. Clicking on

Continue then sends the new configuration data to the LAN-

Modem.

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•Serial port

As part of serial IP assignment, the following options for

deactivating/activating DHCP and BOOTP can be selected

directly following the address string:

-0 r Deactivates DHCP and BOOTP/RARP

-1 r Activates BOOTP/RARP

-2 r Activates DHCP

A detailed description of the procedure can be found in the

section on Serial assignment of IP, subnet mask and

gateway.

2.3.2 System Name

To support any automatic updating of the DNS system by the

DHCP server, the LAN-Modem identifies itself within the DHCP

protocol with its system name. The factory default setting for

this is LanModem- followed by the last three places of the

Ethernet address. For example the factory set system name of

a LAN-Modem with the Ethernet address 00:c0:3d:01:02:03 is

LanModem_010203. The system name of the LAN-Modem can

be changed in the configuration. For additional information

refer to the section Extended configuration of the Lan-Modem.

2.3.3 Lease-Time

The lease time determined and transmitted by the DHCP server

specifies the Time-To-Live of the assigned IP address. After half

the lease time has expired, the LAN-Modem attempts to extend

the time for the assigned DHCP server and up update the

address. If this is not possible by the time the lease time

expires, for example because the DHCP server can no longer

be reached, the LAN-Modem deletes the IP address and starts a

new cyclical search for alternate DHCP servers for the purpose

of assigning a new IP address.

Because of the absent clock, the lease time associated with the

current IP address is no longer available after a reset. After the

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restart therefore a corresponding update request is issued with

the original DHCP server. If the latter is not resolvable at this

point in time, the LAN-Modem deletes the IP address and starts

a new cyclical search for alternate DHCP servers.

1If after the assigned lease time has expired the DHCP

server is not reachable, the LAN-Modem deletes its IP

address. All existing network connections with other network

clients are thereby closed. To prevent such events, we

recommend configuring the assigned lease time in the DHCP

server to infinite if possible.

2.3.4 Reserved IP addresses

A LAN-Modem provides services which other clients in the

network can make use of as needed. To open a connection, they

of course need the current IP address for the LAN-Modem, so

that in such situations it makes sense to reserve a particular IP

address for the LAN-Modem on the DHCP server. This is

generally done by linking the IP address to the unique Ethernet

address of the LAN-Modem, which can be found on the sticker

attached to the housing.

58xxx [Model]

EN=00c03d004a05

OK xxxxxx

Ethernet address

2.3.5 Dynamic IP addresses

Operation with dynamic address assignment, whereby the LAN

modem receives a different IP address after each restart of after

the lease time has expired, is not recommended, since the AT

dial-up command can be used only with numeric IP addresses.

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2.4 Assigning the IP using BOOTP protocol

Many networks use BOOTP as predecessor of DHCP protocol

for centralized and dynamic assignment of IP addresses. The

factory default setting is for BOOTP turned off. You can activate

it e.g. by using WuTility The following parameters can be

assigned:

•IP address

•Subnet mask

•Gateway address

1To prevent unintended address assignments or changes,

we recommend deactivating the DHCP and BOOTP/RARP

protocols if they are not expressly used in the respective

network environment. LAN-Modem with incorrectly assigned IP

addresses can be easily found after the fact using the scan

function of the WuTility management tool and reconfigured.

2.4.1 Address reservation

BOOTP protocol is based on fixed reservations of fixed IP

addresses for particular Ethernet addresses. This means a LAN-

Modem connected to the network only gets an IP address if the

latter was previously stored in the BOOTP server. Check with

your system administrator for creating this reservation. The

Ethernet address of the LAN-Modem can be found on the

housing sticker.

58xxx [Model]

EN=00c03d004a05

OK xxxxxx

Ethernet address

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