CALL:MS:IP:ADDRess

CALL:MS:IP:ADDRess

Last updated: May 11, 2011

This section is only applicable to the lab application.

GPIB Command Conventions

CALL:MS:IP:ADDRess:ROUTing:STATe

Function	This command enables or disables forwarding of subnet traffic to the DUT IP Address. See DUT Routing State for more information.
Setting	Range:1 \| ON \| 0 \| OFF
Query	Range: 0 \| 1
*RST Setting	0 \| OFF
Requirements	Lab Application Revision: E.00.34 and above
Programming Example OUTPUT 714;"CALL:MS:IP:ADDRess:ROUTing:STATe OFF" ! Turns off the DUT routing state.

CALL:MS:IP:ADDRess[1]

Function	Sets/queries the DUT (Device Under Test) IP address. This command is used to set up a wireless device's IP address.
Setting	Range: 15 characters formatted as follows: A.B.C.D The range of values for A= 0 to 126 and 128 to 223. The range of values for B,C,D = 0 to 255
Query	Range: 15 characters formatted as follows: A.B.C.D The range of values for A= 0 to 166 and 168 to 223. The range of values for B,C,D = 0 to 255
*RST Setting	Non-volatile
Programming Example OUTPUT 714;"CALL:MS:IP:ADDRess1 `130.29.179.219'" !Sets the DUT IP Address1 to 130.29.179.219.

CALL:MS:IP:ADDRess[1]|2:IP6:PREFix

Function	Sets/queries the DUT IPv6 Prefix .
Setting	Range: 19 characters formatted as: AAAA:BBBB:CCCC:DDDD where A, B, C and D are all hex numbers. "" (Null) or 2000:0000:0000:0000 to 3FFF:FFFF:FFFF:FFFF or FC00:0000:0000:0000 to FDFF:FFFF:FFFF:FFFF Double-colon "::" can be used in the IPv6 address as valid. Moreover, "::" can be suffixed at the end of the 19 characters which is also a valid IPv6 address prefix. For example: 2009:1:2:3 and 2009:1:2:3:: are all valid IPv6 address prefixes for the GPIB parameter setting.
Query	Range: 19 characters formatted as: AAAA:BBBB:CCCC:DDDD where A, B, C and D are all hex numbers ranging from 0 to F.
*RST Setting	"" (Null)
Requirements	Lab Application Revision: H.00.00 and above
Programming Example OUTPUT 714;"CALL:MS:IP:ADDRess:IP6:PREFix '2009:1:2:3::'" !Sets the DUT IPv6 prefix to 2009:1:2:3::.

CALL:MS:IP:ADDRess2

Function	Sets/queries the IPv4 address of the second primary PDP Context.
Setting	Range: "" OR 0.0.0.0 to 225.255.255.255
Query	Range: "" OR 0.0.0.0 to 225.255.255.255
*RST Setting	""
Requirements	Lab Application Revision: G.01.00 and above
Programming Example OUTPUT 714;"CALL:MS:IP:ADDRess2 `130.29.179.219'" !Sets the address of second primay PDP Context to 130.29.179.219.

CALL:MS:IP:ADDRess[1]:CONText:PRIMary:QOService

Function	Sets/queries the DUT IP QOS Profile. This parameter specifies the QOS parameters for the first primary PDP context.
Setting	Range: NONE \| QOSProfile1 \| QOSProfile2
Query	Range: NONE \| QOSP1 \| QOSP2
*RST Setting	NONE
Requirements	Lab Application Revision: G.01.00 and above
Programming Example OUTPUT 714;"CALL:MS:IP:ADDRess1:CONText:PRIMary:QOService QOSProfile1" !Sets the QOS parameters to QOSProfile1.

CALL:MS:IP:ADDRess2:CONText:PRIMary:QOService

Function	Sets/queries the DUT IP 2 QOS Profile, the QOS parameters for the second primary PDP context.
Setting	Range: NONE \| QOSProfile1 \| QOSProfile2
Query	Range: NONE \| QOSP1 \| QOSP2
*RST Setting	NONE
Requirements	Lab Application Revision: G.01.00 and above
Programming Example OUTPUT 714;"CALL:MS:IP:ADDRess2:CONText:PRIMary:QOService QOSProfile1" !Sets the QOS parameters to QOSProfile1.

CALL:MS:IP:VERSion

Function	Sets/queries the type of the communication the test set will use when setting up a connection with the DUT, See DUT IP Version .
Setting	Range: IP4 \| IP6 \| DUAL
Query	Range: same as setting
*RST Setting	IP4
Requirements	Lab Application Revision: G.00.09 and above
Programming Example OUTPUT 714;"CALL:MS:IP:VERSion IP4" ! Sets the DUT IP Version to IPv4.

CALL:MS:IP:VERSion2

Function	Sets/queries the DUT IP 2 Version, the type of the communication the test set will use when setting up a connection with the DUT, See DUT IP 2 Version .
Setting	Range: IP4 \| IP6 \| DUAL
Query	Range: same as setting
*RST Setting	IP4
Requirements	Lab Application Revision: G.01.00 and above
Programming Example OUTPUT 714;"CALL:MS:IP:VERSion 2 IP4" ! Sets the DUT IP 2 Version to IPv4.