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Motorola EWB100 Usage and Deployment Guide Rev 1.7
When either side terminates the session (or it times out), a SIP “END” packet will
be sent and the session will be terminated on both sides following one or more
additional packets.
The voice stream is half duplex, being controlled by the SIP handshakes. Voice
packets are in a compressed format using G729 every 100ms and so contain
100 bytes of voice plus approximately 50-60 bytes of IP, UDP, and RTP headers.
They are addressed to the IP address and UDP port that were defined in the SIP
handshake.
8.3 UC Command Reference
There are no customer visible configuration values for the Private Reply
capability.
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- Revision History 10
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- 1 Introduction 12
- 2 EWB100 User Overview 13
- 2.3 Voice Modes 14
- 3.1 Two software subsystems 15
- 3.2 Configuration Data Base 15
- 3.3 802.11 Radio 15
- 3.4 IP Stack 15
- 3.6 Profiles 16
- 3.7 Airbeam and MSP 16
- 3.9 Web Server 16
- 4.1 Basic Concepts 17
- 4.3 Accessing the CLI 18
- 4.4 CLI Access Control 19
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- 4.8 CLI Commands Commands 21
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- 5 802.11 Interface 23
- 5.2.1 ESS 24
- 5.2.2 User Default ESS 24
- 5.2.3 Security modes 25
- 5.2.5 WEP Security Key 25
- 5.2.6 WEP index 25
- 5.2.7 WPA Password 26
- 5.2.11 WPA key 26
- 5.2.12 User Default WPA key 27
- 5.2.13 Encrypted WPA key 27
- 5.2.15 Minrssi 27
- 5.2.16 Deltarssi 28
- 5.2.17 Channel mask 28
- 5.2.18 roamMissBeacon 28
- 5.2.19 scanMissBeacon 28
- 5.2.20 roamRssi 29
- 5.2.21 B rates 29
- 5.2.22 blockedrates 29
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- 6 IP Stack 31
- 6.2.1 Network Mode 32
- 6.2.3 IP address 32
- 6.2.4 IP mask 32
- 6.2.5 Default gateway 32
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- 7 Walkie Talkie 34
- 7.2 Protocol Elements 35
- 7.3 Alternative Channels 36
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- 7.5.2 One channel 38
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- 7.6 WTT Command Reference 40
- 8.1 Basic Concepts 41
- 8.2 Protocol Elements 41
- 8.3 UC Command Reference 42
- 9 Profiles 43
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- 9.2 Profile Initialization 46
- 9.3 General Parameters 46
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- 9.4 Key Usage 50
- 9.5 Key Action Data 50
- 9.6 Alerts 51
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- 9.7 Timeouts 53
- 10 User Defined Default 54
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- 11.1 Basic Concepts 56
- 11.2 Out of range power down 56
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- 11.10 Roam alert timeout 58
- 12 Telnet 59
- 13 Airbeam 60
- 13.2.2 Packages 61
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- 13.3 Using Airbeam 63
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- 13.3.3 The FTP Port 65
- 13.3.4 The User Name 65
- 13.3.5 The Password 66
- 13.3.6 Package Filename 66
- 13.5.1 Mode 67
- 13.5.2 User Default Mode 67
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- 13.5.23 Cradle Wait Time 71
- 14 MSP Support 72
- 15 Misc CLI Commands 73
- 15.3 The Cfg Command 74
- 15.4 Notes 74
- 15.5 Reset Device 74
- 15.6 Power Off Device 74
- 15.7 The Notify Command 74
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- 16 Audio Services 76
- 16.3 Clip names and clip-ids 77
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- 16.5 Multilanguage support 79
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- 17 Web Server 83
- 17.2.3 System Reset 84
- 17.3 Configuration Commands 85
- 18.1 Basic Concepts 86
- 18.2 LED Blink Patterns 86
- 18.3 Status Key Sequence 86
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- 18.4 Status Message 88
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- 18.5 Roam Command 90
- 18.6 The Statistics Command 90
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- 18.6.2 UMAC Counters 92
- 18.6.4 Roaming statistics 93
- 18.6.5 Scanning counters 93
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- 18.6.12 TCP Counters 97
- 18.6.13 UDP Counters 97
- 18.6.14 ICMP Counters 98
- 18.6.15 Arp Tables 98
- 18.6.17 DHCP Counters 99
- 18.6.18 “IF” Counters 100
- 18.6.19 Deployment Counters 100
- 18.6.20 WTT Counters 100
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- 19 Trace 104
- 19.1.2 Umac Tracing 105
- 20 MiniKernel Commands 106
- 20.2 Version 107
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