User`s guide

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Clearing the Analyser Trace and Event Log
To clear the analyser trace, the CLI command is ana 0 anaclr
To clear the event log, the CLI command is
clear_ev
Activate and Deactivate interfaces
To manually activate (or raise) an interface, the following CLI command can be used as an
activation request.
<entity> <instance> act_rq
To manually deactivate (or lower) an interface, the following CLI command can be used as
an activation request.
<entity> <instance> deact_rq
Where <entity> can be:
PPP for PPP interfaces
TUN for GRE TUN interfaces
OVPN for OpenVPN interfaces
And
<instance> is the interface number, such as 0, 1, 2 etc
For example, to activate PPP 1, the CLI command would be:
ppp 1 act_rq
and to deactivate PPP 1:
ppp 1 deact_rq
Special Usernames
There are some special usernames that can also be used for both local and remote
authentication, these are:
%s This uses the serial number of the router as the username.
%i This uses the IMEI of the cellular module as the username.
%c This uses the ICCID of the SIM as the username.
If a ‘%’ symbol is part of the username, it must be escaped with another ‘%’ symbol.
For example, ‘user%1’ should be entered as ‘user%%1’.
GPIO (General Purpose Input Output)
GPIO commands are necessary to configure a WR44, which has one Digital Input/Output
port and one Digital Input port. This command allows configuration of the I/O port either as
an input port or an output port. For example:
Command
Description
gpio inout input Configures the I/O port as an input.
gpio inout output Configures the I/O port as an output.
gpio inout ON Sets the I/O port to ON when configured as an output.
gpio inout OFF Sets the I/O port to OFF when configured as an output.