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app-notes:hayes-modem-at-simulator [2018/05/08 17:09] cakir [Example Workflow] |
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| After you applied the mode "modem emulator" you will find the detailed options. | After you applied the mode "modem emulator" you will find the detailed options. | ||
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| ==== Field Legacy Mode ==== | ==== Field Legacy Mode ==== | ||
| - | In Case you want to have the connection from a central point to the devices in the fields there is no need to integrade the model emulator on the server side. | + | In Case you want to have the connection from a central point to the devices in the fields there is no need to integrate the model emulator on the server side. |
| - | If you can skip the AT Commands on the Server side you can just initiate a tcp connection to the tcp Port of the field devices. It initiate the same procedure as an incomming call and will have the same output on the serial interface as in the full legacy Mode. | + | If you can skip the AT Commands on the Server side you can just initiate a tcp connection to the tcp Port of the field devices. It initiate the same procedure as an incoming call and will have the same output on the serial interface as in the full legacy Mode. |
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| - | until the incoming Connection will be acceptet with an ATA and confirmed with a CONNECT 115200 | + | until the incoming Connection will be accepted with an ATA and confirmed with a CONNECT 115200 |