AT Commands
Table D-15: Applications > ALEOS Application Framework (AAF)
Command Description
*AAFINSTALL
*AAFUNINSTALL
Query installed AAF applications and their status and install new AAF applications.
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AT*AAFINSTALL? returns the installation status of the last installed application, and list of installed AAF applications and the status of each application.
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AT*AAFINSTALL?<application name> returns the status of the specified AAF application.
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AT*AAFINSTALL=<hostname>,<user>,<password>,<application filename> downloads and installs the specified AAF application from the FTP server at
<hostname> using <user> <password> credentials.
Install an AAF application.
AT*AAFUNINSTALL=<application name> uninstalls the specified AAF application.
Admin
Table 4-16: Admin > Advanced Commands
Command
*BLOCK_RESET_CONFIG
Description
Query or set the ability to block resetting the device to factory default settings using the hardware Reset button.
AT*BLOCK_RESET_CONFIG? to query
AT*BLOCK_RESET_CONFIG=n to set
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n=0—Reset button can be used to reset the device to factory default settings.
(default).
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n=1—Device cannot be reset to factory default settings using the Reset button on the device.
Note: This command only blocks the ability to reset to defaults using the Reset button on the device. You can still reset the device to the factory default settings
using the “Reset to Factory Default” button in ACEmanager or the *RESETCFG
AT command.
*BOARDTEMP?
*MSCIUPADDR
*MSCIUPDPERIOD
Query the temperature of the internal hardware, in degrees Celsius.
Query or set the IP address or FQDN and port that periodic device status updates are sent to.
AT*MSCIUPADDR[IP address or FQDN][/port]? to query
AT*MSCIUPADDR=[IP address or FQDN][/port] to set
Examples: 192.168.14.100/3333
MyDevice.com/3333
Query or set the device status update interval (in seconds). Thsi specifies how frequently the device status update is sent to the port configured in
*MSCIUPADDR .
AT*MSCIUPDPERIOD? to query
AT*MSCIUPDPERIOD=n to set
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n=0 — Disabled
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n=1–255 seconds
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Table 4-16: Admin > Advanced Commands (Continued)
Command Description
NSLOOKUP
*POWERIN?
*RESETCFG
Immediately performs an NSLookup on the supplied FQDN.
ATNSLOOKUP=[FQDN]
Query the voltage input to the internal hardware.
AT*RESTCFG resets the device to factory default settings.
Important:
There is no confirmation requested. The AT command takes effect immediately.
*REMOTELOG
*SECUREMODE
Exports the log file to a remote destination (Syslog Server).
AT*REMOTELOG=<server>[,<port>,<format>,<protocol>,<encrypt>] where: parameters between brackets are optional. If the port is not specified, the default port, 514, is used.
Note: This AT command is backwardly compatible with the existing AT command
AT*REMOTELOG=<server>,<port>.
Query or set the secure mode that blocks most ports (and ICMP) for over-the-air
(OTA) or OTA and local to prevent unwanted access to the device.
AT*SECUREMODE? to query
AT*SECUREMODE=n to set
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n=0 Off; normal behavior
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n=1 Disables:
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Web management ports (ACEmanager and ALMS access) from the OTA interface
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Internet Control Message Protocol (ICMP), used for PING, for OTA and
Wi-Fi
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n=2 Disables:
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Web management ports from the Over-the-air (OTA) interface
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Internet Control Message Protocol (ICMP) for OTA and Wi-Fi
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ICMP for local ports (Ethernet, USB, and Serial)
*SYSRESETS?
*USBBYPASS
Note: Telnet and SSH ALEOS ports remain open regardless of the secure mode setting. This enables you to connect an AT console to manage the device. DHCP and DNS ports also remain open to allow the device to provide IP addresses to hosts and relay the DNS service.
Query the number of resets since the device was reset to factory default settings.
Query or set Radio Passthru mode.
AT*USBBYPASS? to query
AT*USBBYPASS=n to set
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n=0—Disable
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n=1—Enable
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