AT Commands for PING
No | Command | Description |
C1901 | AT+SNPING4 | Sends an IPv4 ping |
C1902 | AT+SNPING6 | Sends an IPv6 ping |
C1901 AT+SNPING4 Sends An IPv4 Ping
T) AT+SNPING4=? |
+SNPING4: “URL”,(1-500),(1-1400),(0-60000)
OK |
W) AT+SNPING4=<URL>,<count>,<size>,<timeout> |
+SNPING4: <replyId>,<IP address>,<replyTime>
OK or ERROR |
Parameters <URL> String type :Address of the remote host <count> The number of Ping Echo Request to send, range: 1~500 <size> Number of data bytes to send, range: 1~1400 <timeout> Ping request timeout value (in ms),range:0-60000 <replyId> Echo Reply number <IP Address> IP Address of the remote host <replyTime> Time, in ms, required to receive the response |
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Reference |
Note: Before sending PING Request the GPRS context must be activated |
C1902 AT+SNPING6 Sends An IPv6 Ping
T) AT+SNPING6=? |
+SNPING6: “URL”,(1-500),(1-1400),(0-60000)
OK |
W) AT+SNPING6=<URL>,<count>,<size>,<timeout> |
+SNPING6: <replyId>,<IP address>,<replyTime>
OK or ERROR |
Parameters <URL> String type :Address of the remote host <count> The number of Ping Echo Request to send, range: 1~500 <size> Number of data bytes to send, range: 1~1400 <timeout> Ping request timeout value (in ms),range:0-60000 <replyId> Echo Reply number <IP Address> IP Address of the remote host <replyTime> Time, in ms, required to receive the response |
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Reference |
Note: Before sending PING Request the GPRS context must be activated. |