User`s guide

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2.3.71 set wlan fmon <value>
This parameter is used in soft AP mode to detect if the individual client devices are
active and in range of the module.
This command sets the soft AP mode link monitor timeout threshold for the associated
client device, where <value> is a decimal number representing the number of seconds
of client inactivity (i.e., no data received from the client device). When this timer expires,
the module deauthenticates the inactive client.
Setting this timer to a low value, e.g., 10 seconds, can result in client devices frequently
deauthenticating if they do not send data before the timer expires.
To disable the fmon timer, set <value> to zero (0).
Default: 3600
Example: set wlan fmon 1000 // Sets the fmon timer to 1,000 seconds
2.3.72 set wlan hide <value>
This command hides the WEP key and WPA passphrase, where <value> is 0 or 1. If
this parameter is set to 0, the pass phrase or passkey is displayed. If you set this
parameter to 1, the module shows ****** for these fields when displaying the WLAN set-
tings. To show the pass phrase or passkey, re-enter the key or pass phrase using the
set wlan key or set wlan passphrase command.
Default: 0
Example: set wlan hide 1 // Hide the pass phrase or passkey
2.3.73 set wlan id <string>
This command sets the EAP ID. This command is reserved for future development and
is unused.
2.3.74 set wlan join <value>
This command sets the policy for automatically associating with network access points,
where <value> is one of the options shown in Ta bl e 2-1 4 . The module uses this policy
on powers up, including waking up from the sleep timer.
TABLE 2-14: SET WLAN JOIN COMMAND OPTIONS
Value Policy
0 Manual. Do not try to associate with a network automatically.
1 Try to associate with the access point that matches the stored SSID, passkey, and channel. If the channel is
set to 0, the module will scan for the access point. (Default)
2 Associate with ANY access point that has security matching the stored authentication mode. The module
ignores the stored SSID and searches for the access point with the strongest signal. You can limit the chan-
nels that are searched by setting the channel mask.
3 Reserved.
4 Create an ad hoc network using stored SSID, IP address, and netmask. You MUST set the channel. Unless
another ad hoc device can act as DHCP server, set DHCP to 0 (static IP) or use automatic IP.
You can use this policy instead of the hardware jumper to create a custom ad hoc network.
7 Create a soft AP network using stored the SSID, IP address, netmask, channel, etc. This mode applies only
to firmware versions supporting soft AP mode, not ad hoc mode.