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1. Set Program Access and Defaults ee Windows Catalog amp Windows Update rn fan Accessibility E Games gt Entertainment Fe Documents gt Startup gt System Tools j f Internet Explorer Q Address Book Ww msn I Calculator Search gt Q Outlook Express BY Command Prompt e gt Remote Assistance E Notepad windows media Player W Paint HyperTerminal 3 Windows Messenger Program Compatibility Wizard e Network Connections windows Movie Maker Synchronize Network Setup Wizard Log Off Bruce a Realtek Sound Manager gt Tour Windows xP E New Connection Wizard sisRaID gt E Windows Explorer F Remote Desktop Connection Turn Off Computer A WordPad 2 Wireless Network Setup Wizard fm Co HyperTerminal Settings J Help and Support Run Windows XP Professional 4 After HyperTerminal launches choose a name for the connection such as W406 Connection Description ay New Connection Enter a name and choose an icon for the connection Name wang Icon W406 CE User s Manual Firmware Upgrade Procedure 5 Click Cancel when the Connect To window opens Connect To B W406 Enter details for the phone number that you want to dial Country region U nited States 1 Phone number Connect using COMI v 6 Select File gt Properties from the main HyperTerminal screen W406 HyperTerminal AO
2. 0x89 INTEL 0x0089 Deviceld 0x18 Query DeviceSize 0x1000000 Query NumEraseBlocks 0x1 Query sBlockInfol blocks 0x80 Query sBlockInfol block_size 0x20000 Init MOXA UART Init RF Module 0K Moxa Technologies Co Ltd Version 3 0 0 0 Make date Sep 3 2009 11 02 44 Module Name W406CE Serial No 1 HACO 00 90 E8 00 00 40 Network Configuration Format User Disk Firmware Upgrade Reset to Factory Default Command gt gt _ Connected 0 01 12 VT100 115200 8 N 1 1 Inthe boot loader utility select 1 Network Configuration and then 1 Change IP Setting to configure IP addresses W406 HyperTerminal DEAR File Edit View Call Transfer Help os 23 aD 4 Init MOXA UART Init RF Module OK Moxa Technologies Co Ltd Version 3 0 0 0 Make date Sep 3 2009 11 02 44 Module Name W amp 6CE Serial No 1 HACO 00 90 E8 00 00 40 1 Network Configuration Format User Disk 3 Firmware Upgrade Reset to Factory Default Moxa Technologies Co oe vesion 3 0 0 0 Make date Sep 3 2009 02 44 Module Name W406CE iol No 1 HACO 00 90 E8 00 00 40 1 Change IP Setting 2 Show Current IP Setting Command gt gt 1 Local IP Address XXX XXX XXX XKK Connected 0 02 12 VT100 115200 8 N 1 A 11 W406 CE User s Manual Firmware Upgrade Procedure 2 You will need to enter the IP address of the embedded computer and your PC Follow the steps below to config
3. System Model Name W406 CE Networking Computer Name W406CE Firmware Version V1 1 Serial Port Net CF Version 2 0 SP2 File Manager CPU Architecture Cirrus 9315 CPU System Time 2009 09 30 09 20 59 Greenwich Standard Time Services Free Total Memory 8704 17028 K Bytes OF FE a E aA aD a aD TRL IGR SSE CBA DR PS DS CG C A E Processes Free Total FS RAM 1320 1508 K Bytes ak FO OR a FY Free Total FS Flash 2624 2624 K Bytes a a ra a TU a a aE 3 2 W406 CE User s Manual Web based Management System Networking Server Configuration The W406 computer has two network interfaces To view or change the settings click the Networking item on the menu bar After the page loads enter the relevant details in the corresponding text fields and then click Update to activate the changes MOXA 7 Windows Embedded CE6 0 LAN1 CS89501 ee DHCP Enable Networking Network Address 182 166 20 144 Wests Network Mask 255 255 255 0 Serial Port Network Gateway Domain Name Server File Manager Services GPRS At Present The Web Manager does not support GPRS configuration You must Processes config them by the following command line tools sim_input_pin input PIN code sim _get_pin_status check the SIM card status sim_enable_pin Enable Disable PIN Code authentication gprs_connect Connect to the GPRS network gprs_disconnect Disconnect the GPRS network gprs_diag
4. The W406 embedded computer is a ready to run RISC based headless computer with a robust and network centric design It uses the Microsoft Windows CE 6 0 operating system Developers of embedded communication applications will find that the open programming environment makes the W406 well suited for both new system development and legacy system migration Application Development Environment e C Libraries and Run times Compared to the C libraries and run times used on a desktop PC running Windows the C libraries and run times on a W406 WinCE are a subset of the WIN32 APIs The system supports a full ANSI C run time standard input output library standard input output ASCH library and standard ASCII string functions In addition C compiler exception handling and Run Time Type Information RTTI equivalent to desktop C compilers are supported e Active Template Library Active Template Library ATL for Windows CE is a C template library designed to help create small fast Microsoft ActiveX servers An ActiveX server is a dynamic link library DLL or executable exe that contains one or more Component Object Model COM components COM components can be anything from a simple dialog box to a full ActiveX control e Component Services COM The Common Object Model COM is an operating system independent object oriented system for creating binary software components that can interact with other COM based component
5. lt pin_code gt point to the PIN code password lt enable gt 1 enable PIN code 0 disable PIN code Return Values 0 on success otherwise the function fails Remark W406 CE User s Manual Application Development Get the modem module temperature int cellular_modem_gprs_get_module_temperature unsigned int fd Inputs lt fd gt the cellular modem Return Values the tempture of GPRS module Remark UART Gets the UART interface DWORD uart_getmode int port Inputs lt port gt the serial port number Return Values 0 RS 232 1 RS485 2W 2 RS422 3 RS485 4W otherwise the function fails Remark For example user uart_getmode 2 to retrieve the interface of COM2 Sets the UART interface BOOL uart_setmode int port int mode Inputs lt port gt the serial port number lt mode gt the interface parameter 0 RS 232 1 RS485 2W 2 RS422 3 RS485 4W Return Values TRUE indicates success FALSE indicates failed Remark For example user uart_getmode 2 to retrieve the interface of COM2 DIO Opens a DIO handle for later use HANDLE mxdio_init void Inputs none Return Values pointer to a DIO handle Return 0 on failure Remark Every DIO API needs the handle parameter so you must use the function first before you program them W406 CE User s Manual Application
6. 3 A console port cable for connecting through HyperTerminal 4 A cross over Ethernet cable for upgrading the firmware through a TFTP server and LAN port 5 The firmware for the embedded computer Target Site Server Site Console Port HyperTerminal E J LAN Port TFTP A Embedded Laptop Computer PC There are three steps in the recovery process A Configure HyperTerminal for the console port B Download and install the TFTP program C Download the firmware and upgrade through HyperTerminal If you are familiar with Moxa embedded computers and the firmware upgrade procedure you may skip to Step C However we suggest that you go through all three steps to ensure the firmware upgrades properly W406 CE User s Manual Firmware Upgrade Procedure A Configure HyperTerminal for the Console Port 1 Connect the console port with a console port cable to your PC The console port is located on the bottom panel e e e m e m Re T T m e RS 232 422 485 Console Port 2 Connect your embedded computer to the power source The power input is located on the top panel Power Input 12 48V Power Input A 2 W406 CE User s Manual Firmware Upgrade Procedure 3 Launch a serial communication tool to access your embedded computer We suggest that you use HyperTerminal which is built into Windows XP Navigate to Start gt Programs gt Accessories gt Communications and then select HyperTerminal
7. Class Name GPRS Method int RecevSMS int index uint msg_mode ref SMSMSG pmsg Inputs lt index gt the index to the message pool lt msg_mode gt 0 message in text 1 message in PDU lt psms gt point to the message Return Values 0 on success otherwise the function fails Remark public struct SMSMSG public uint been_read public string msg_date public string msg_time public string phone_number public uint msg_length public string msg_text If you like to use PDU mode to receive your SMS message you must destruct the SMSMSG msg_ text field to extract the message body Deletes an indexed SMS message Class Name GPRS Method int DeleteSMS int Inputs lt index gt the index to the message pool Return Values 0 on success otherwise the function fails Remark B 15 W406 CE User s Manual Application Development Gets the status of the SIM card Class Name GPRS Method SIMCardState GetSIMCardStatus Inputs none Return Values 0 ready okay to use 1 no sim card or loose 2 PIN wait for the pin code for authentication 3 PUK three times of wrong pin codes otherwise the function fails Remark public enum SIMCardState Ready 0 NoSIMCard NeedPINCode NeedPUKCode When the SIM card status is set to NeedPINCode 2 this function retrieves the available PIN code attempt count If the SIM
8. DigitalOutput Method bool Set int port int data Inputs lt port gt the port index from 0 to 3 mapping to DO0O DO3 lt data gt 1 HIGH 0 LOW Return Values true on success false the function fails Remark Get one of the DIN inputs Class Name DigitalInput Method int Get int port Inputs lt port gt the port index from 0 to 3 mapping to DIO DI3 Return Values 1 indicates HIGH 0 indicates LOW Remark Gets one of DOUT outputs Class Name DigitalOutput Method int Get int port Inputs lt port gt the port index from 0 to 3 mapping to DO0O DO3 Return Values 1 indicates HIGH 0 indicates LOW Remark Watchdog Starts up the watchdog Class Name Watchdog Method bool start uint dwRefreshPeriod Inputs lt dwRefreshPeriod gt the watchdog refresh time interval in milliseconds Return Values True on success false indicates failure Remark After calling the start you must call refresh in the specified time dwRefreshPeriod or the system will be triggered rebooting B 19 W406 CE User s Manual Application Development Watchdog refresh function call Class Name Watchdog Method bool refresh Q Inputs none Return Values true indicates the watchdog refresh succeed false indicates refresh failure Remark Closes the watchdog handle Class Name Watchdog Meth
9. Process Thread Monitoring Control Launching Processes Automatically Monitoring and Controlling Services Binary Text File Management OOOOUOOOD W406 CE User s Manual Web based Management System Logging into the Web based Management System The web based management system installed in the W406 computer incorporates often used features into CGI pages and categorizes them on a menu bar Before attempting to connect to the management system make sure the network connection from your PC to the target computer active and you are able to use the PC s Internet browser The following steps describe how to log on to the web based system 1 Type the IP address of the target computer in the browser s address box When the main page appears click on Web Based Management 2 Enter your user ID and password in the corresponding fields both are case sensitive and then press enter to request access to the management system The system checks your data with the users previously defined in the computer and then determines the validity of your logon The default User ID and Password are as follows User ID admin Password admin System Information After you log on successfully the main page displays the system information of the W406 computer including the firmware version of the computer the CPU system time and system resources including main memory and file system usage RAM and Flash MOXA E windows Embedded CE6 0
10. T100 500 Input Translation W406 CE User s Manual Firmware Upgrade Procedure B Download and Install the TFTP program 1 ftp papa indstate edu You will need to download a free TFTP server package to upgrade the firmware for the boot loader utility The utility can be found at the following URL The TFTP program is located in this path winsock 1 Windows95 Daemons TFTPD Download the file named tftpd32d zip 2 When the download is complete extract the files to your PC File Edit Yiew Favorites Ow Oo Tools Help Search gt Folders E Eek Ax File and Folder Tasks I Make a new folder d Publish this folder to the Web E Share this folder Other Places se Sys_TW C My Documents O Shared Documents 5 My Computer My Network Places Details TFTP File Folder Date Modified Friday June 19 2009 2 43 PM BLE file_id diz DIZ Fil TN tftpd32 JIZ File pd32 exe 1 KB NIP TFTPD32 HLP VENDINFO DIZ Help File DIZ File 33 KB 4 KB A 7 W406 CE User s Manual Firmware Upgrade Procedure C Download and Upgrade the Firmware through HyperTerminal 1 Connect to Moxa s website at http www moxa com and then select Software from the Support drop down menu My Moxa Partner Zone International Sites Contact Moxa M OXA search About Moxa Product Application Support Documentation Te
11. and then press Enter Step 7 After a few seconds you will see the bootloader menu again Unplug the power line and then plug it back again It takes about 3 minutes to reset the operating system Boot Loader For addressing OS stability issues we provide an easy and useful function with Boot Loader for the following tasks 1 Reset to default you can set the flag to reset WinCE 6 0 to factory default settings 2 Format storage flash The CE 6 0 file system is an FAT that can be damaged by unstable power or improper application execution If the FAT table crashes do not start up the OS You can however format the file system and reboot your W406 At startup the W406 will check the file system and re partition it if the file system is empty 3 Firmware upgrade If you find a new firmware from Moxa s website you can upgrade the firmware with this function details in appendix A Go to the boot loader menu from serial console Step 1 Power off your W406 device Step 2 Make sure the serial console wire is connected to your PC correctly Step 3 Go to Start gt Programs gt Accessories gt Communication gt Terminal to create a new terminal communication with the following settings baudrate of 115200 no hardware flow control 8 N 1 and character set VT 100 Step 4 Activate this terminal window on your PC Step 5 Hold DEL key continuously Step 6 Power on the W406 device Operating Your W406 Compu
12. gt Application Development Environment gt Networking and Communications Capabilities gt Supported Servers and Daemons Q Obtaining the Firmware Build Version C1 Memory and File Systems RAM File System Flash File System External File System Cautions when Using File Systems Using a RAM File System instead of a Flash File System Hive based Registry Connect to Network via Ethernet Cellular Networking Inserting an SD Card into the Computer Connecting a USB Mass Storage Device to the Computer Serial Ports gt Console Port gt RS 232 422 485 Serial Ports VVVV V OOoCOoOCcCDd W406 CE User s Manual Introduction Overview The W406 is an embedded Linux or WinCE computer that features 2 software selectable RS 232 422 485 ports 1 Ethernet port and quad band GSM GPRS EDGE 900 1800 850 1900 MHz for cellular communication It also comes with an SD socket USB host and 4 digital input and 4 digital output channels making it the ideal computer for a variety of industrial applications such as data acquisition data processing protocol conversion and remote device control and monitoring via wireless communication The W406 comes pre installed with either Linux or WinCE 6 0 and offers a reliable and powerful computing platform for industrial environments Programmers will find that the W406 provides a convenient programming environment for producing bug free industrial applications at a lower cost W406 Software
13. gt sms_remove_msg c Telnet 192 168 30 209 gt sms_remove_msg Usage sms_remove_msg h i i index Remove a message for the specific index remove_msg h display this message remove_msg i 1 3 Delete the Message of Index 1 Troubleshooting the GPRS EDGE Connection When encountering GPRS EDGE connection problems use the following commands 1 gprs_diagnose c Telnet 192 168 30 197 Nnorflash gt gprs_diagnose Need PIN Code GPRS Signal Strength 21 GPRS module temperature is 35 Preferred Band GSM 966 MHz GSM 1866 MHz Nnorf lash gt In the case above the problem is Need PIN Code Simply use the sim_input_pin command to input the PIN code Meanwhile this command also shows the GPRS EDGE signal strength and the module temperature Make sure that the signal strength is greater than 10 for a better cellular communication quality 2 10 W406 CE User s Manual Getting Started 2 setregapn The setregapn exe is an APN configuration tool You can change the ISP and APN mapping For more information please type setregapn h ct Telnet 192 168 30 197 Nnorflash gt setregapn Uodafone uf internet au Chunghwa Teleco Internet Optus Internet telsta telsta intranet CTI internet ctimovil com ar Three 3netaccess Drei drei at Azercel1l1 internet Proximus internet proximus be Mascom Wireless internet mascom Orange
14. orangeinternet Oi gprs oi com br MIN Cameroo INTERNET internet T Mobile internet t mobile cz 3 three co uk Sonofon VTDC internet nline telia se mobinilweb VEMT internet emt ee PRLE internet 3 gprs_connect d This command allows users to check the ISP provider and the APN c Telnet 192 168 30 197 Nnorflash gt gprs_connect d ISP Chunghwa Teleco AAPN Internet Nnorf lash gt In the case above users may know the name of the ISP is Chunghwa Teleco and the default APN is Internet If you want to change the mapping you must use the setregapn exe utility 2 11 W406 CE User s Manual Getting Started Operating Your W406 Computer through a Telnet Client Use a cross over Ethernet cable to connect directly from your development workstation to the W406 computer or use a straight through Ethernet cable to connect the computer to a LAN hub or switch Next use the Telnet client in your development workstation to connect to the Telnet console utility of the W406 computer After connecting successfully type the login name and password as requested to log on to the computer Login admin Password admin After logging on through the console port or through a Telnet client a list of commands are available to operate the computer Use HELP to display all of the commands and type HELP command name to display extended help for the given co
15. 03 36 a CKE gen_bloader exe 5 KB 2009 03 26 AM 03 44 E CKE AutoDetect exe 13 KB 2009 03 31 AM 01 05 ervices rm CKE Regutil exe 7 KB 2009 03 30 AM 04 42 eee KE REGSVRCE EXE 5 KB 2009 03 30 AM 03 43 A GPRSConnect exe 16 KB 2009 03 30 PM 01 33 KE Reconnectexe 6 KB 2009 03 30 AM 06 20 KEI GPRSAutoDetect exe KB 2009 03 30 AM 06 40 KE maeva 26 KB 2009 03 30 AM 06 41 CKE sendsms exe 6 KB 2009 03 31 AM 01 35 CKE Linux Watchdog paf 22 KB 2009 03 31 AM 05 43 In addition the management system offers a mechanism for uploading files The mechanism gives you an easy way to transfer files from your workstation to the target computer For example after you build an application on the development workstation you can use this mechanism to upload the application to the current directory of the target computer Step 1 Click Upload File A browser window pops up Step 2 From the pop up browser window click Browse to bring up a local file manager Step 3 Browse to and select the file that you want to upload and click Open Step 4 Navigate back to the browser window and click OK The system starts to upload the file Step 5 After the file is uploaded completely refresh the page A Firmware Upgrade Procedure Moxa provides a boot loader utility for firmware upgrade or recovery You will need the following items to use this utility 1 The embedded computer that you would like to upgrade or recover 2 A PC ora laptop computer
16. 192 168 1 16 Reply from 192 168 1 16 Echo size 32 time lt lms TTL 126 Reply from 192 168 1 16 Echo size 32 time lt lms TTL 126 Reply from 192 168 1 16 Echo size 32 time lt lms TTL 126 2 14 W406 CE User s Manual Getting Started The route utility allows you to view or modify network routing tables Type this command without parameters to view a list of functions gt route To view current routing items in the tables type gt route PRINT To add a routing item on network interface 1 type gt route ADD 192 168 0 0 MASK 255 255 0 0 192 168 15 254 IF 2 To delete a routing item type gt route DELETE 192 168 0 0 Simple Network Management Protocol SNMP SNMP is the standard Internet protocol for network management and belongs to the TCP IP protocol suite SNMP was developed to monitor and manage networks It uses a distributed architecture that consists of agents and managers e The SNMP agent is an SNMP application that monitors network traffic and responds to queries from SNMP manager applications The agent also notifies the manager when significant events occur by sending a trap e AnSNMP manager is an SNMP application that generates queries to SNMP agent applications and receives traps from SNMP agent applications The W406 computer installs an SNMP agent to serve as an SNMP device You should install the SNMP manager on the workstation computer for example a Linux system that monitors the network After i
17. Development Closes the DIO handle void mxdio_stop HANDLE hDIO Inputs lt hDIO gt the DIO handle Return Values None Remark Sets one of the DOUT outputs int mxdio_set_dout HANDLE hDIO unsigned int port unsigned int data Inputs lt hDIO gt the DIO handle lt port gt the port index from 0 to 3 mapping to DO0 DO3 lt data gt 1 HIGH 0 LOW Return Values 0 on success otherwise the function fails Remark Gets one of the DIN inputs int mxdio_get_din HANDLE hDIO unsigned int port Inputs lt hDIO gt the DIO handle lt port gt the port index from 0 to 3 mapping to DIO DI3 Return Values 1 indicates HIGH 0 indicates LOW Remark Gets one of DOUT outputs int mxdio_get_dout HANDLE handle_dio unsigned int port Inputs lt hDIO gt the DIO handle lt port gt the port index from 0 to 3 mapping to DO0 DO3 Return Values 1 indicates HIGH 0 indicates LOW Remark W406 CE User s Manual Application Development Watchdog Opens a watchdog handle for later use HANDLE watchdog_inittDWORD dwRefreshPeriod Inputs lt dwRefreshPeriod gt the watchdog refresh time interval in milliseconds Return Values the watchdog handle INVALID_ HANDLE_VALUE indicates failure Remark After calling the watchdog_init you must call watchdog_refresh in the specified time dwRefreshPeriod or the system will be triggered
18. EDGE cellular module for a reliable and stable wireless communication It supports quad band GSM GPRS EDGE 850 900 1800 1900 MHz and GPRS EDGE Class 10 Meanwhile it offers SMS tunnel mode for auto configuration and SIM card authentication 1 5 W406 CE User s Manual Introduction Inserting an SD Card into the Computer The W406 is equipped with an SD slot When an empty SD card is inserted into the slot the computer automatically formats it in the FAT file system This process takes a few minutes to complete After an SD card is inserted the embedded computer will create a directory named StorageDisk under the root directory The StorageDisk directory controls access to the SD storage space The embedded computer will create a directory called StorageDisk2 if another USB storage device is plugged in at a later time Connecting a USB Mass Storage Device to the Computer The USB mass storage device is highly portable between your PC and a computer that does not support the TFAT system We suggest that you format your devices with the FAT format When the first USB storage device is plugged into the slot on the back of the computer a directory named USBDisk under the root directory is created in the internal file system as a link to the storage device The embedded computer will create a directory called StorageDisk2 if another SD storage device is plugged in at a later time The following table lists USB ma
19. GPRS_ERROR_FLOWCONTROL 1 lt lt 2 define GPRS_ERROR_PINCODE 1 lt lt 3 define GPRS_ERROR_TEMPERATURE 1 lt lt 4 define GPRS_ERROR_SIGNAL_STRENGTH 1 lt lt 5 define GPRS_ERROR_RADIOBAND 1 lt lt 6 define GPRS_ERROR_MODULE 1 lt lt 7 If the Cellular modem temperature greater than 88 degree or less than 35 degree the function will return with GPRS_ERROR_TEMPERATURE Sets the storage base of SIM messages int cellular_modem_sms_set_storage_base unsigned int fd int mode Inputs lt fd gt the cellular modem lt mode gt 0 on SIM card 1 on modem module 2 on both Return Values 0 on success otherwise the function fails Remark Gets the storage base of SIM messages int cellular_modem_sms_get_storage_base unsigned int fd Inputs lt fd gt the cellular modem Return Values 0 on SIM card 1 on modem module 2 on both otherwise the function fails Remark Gets the number of stored messages allowed out of the maximum space int cellular_modem_sms_get_message_count unsigned int fd int maximum Inputs lt fd gt the cellular modem Outputs lt maximum gt pointer to the maximum number of messages allowed Return Values the number of stored messages otherwise a negative value indicates a failure Remark W406 CE User s Manual Application Development Sends a SMS message to a specific phone number int cellular_modem_sms_send_m
20. Method void Close Inputs none Return Values none Remark You must close the cellular modem handle resource if you don t need to use cellular modem APIs later Sends AT command to the cellular modem directly and gets the responded string Class Name GPRS Method int SendATCommand string atCmd ref string szRecv uint timeout Inputs lt atCmd gt AT command string Remember to concatenate the r in the end of string lt szRecv gt The Responded string lt timeout gt Timeout in milliseconds Return Values Number of bytes returned otherwise the function fails Remark B 11 W406 CE User s Manual Application Development Gets the signal strength of the GPRS modem Class Name GPRS Method int GetSignalStrength Inputs none Return Values 1 to 99 on success otherwise the function fails Remark It is suggested to call this function periodically Establishes a GPRS connection to the ISP service provider Class Name GPRS Method int Connect int Connect string user string password Inputs lt user gt the user id string lt password gt the password string Return Values 0 on success otherwise the function fails Remark Aborts a GPRS connection Class Name GPRS Method int Disconnect Inputs None Return Values 0 on success otherwise the function fails Remark Checks the
21. advantages over using the Flash file system including faster read write access and not needing to deal with the life cycle issue For important applications that relay data back to the host directly you should write the necessary log data to the RAM file system After the host accesses the data the application erase the data freeing up the memory space for further use The embedded computer has limited resources and designers should decide if storing data in a file system is really necessary If it is necessary be sure to choose the most appropriate file system Hive based Registry The W406 uses a hive based registry not a RAM based registry A hive based registry stores registry data inside files or hives which can be kept on any file system This removes the need to perform a backup and restore on power off Under default settings registry data will be auto flushed If AutoFlush is disabled the RegFlushKey function is needed to change the registry value in your applications The AutoFlush exe utility is provided to change the auto flush setting Type autoflush d to disable the auto flush setting gt autoflush d Or type autoflush e to enable the auto flush setting gt autoflush e Or just type autoflush to display the current status Connect to Network via Ethernet The W406 computer offers a 10 100M RJ 45 Ethernet port for network redundancy Cellular Networking The W406 computer has been embedded with a GSM GPRS
22. are incorporated into new editions of the publication Technical Support Contact Information Www moxa com support Moxa Americas Moxa China Shanghai office Toll free 1 888 669 2872 Toll free 800 820 5036 Tel 1 714 528 6777 Tel 86 21 5258 9955 Fax 1 714 528 6778 Fax 86 10 6872 3958 Moxa Europe Moxa Asia Pacific Tel 49 89 3 70 03 99 0 Tel 886 2 8919 1230 Fax 49 89 3 70 03 99 99 Fax 886 2 8919 1231 Chapter 1 Chapter 2 Chapter 3 Table of Contents IPTPOGUGTION ics svassetssctestasecfaveseccansenaucoscvaste vateaucteaccnsavestunaaseadyecasuncuswarsaneraatens 1 1 OVEIMIEW neti ihn Sh een nti nln oie ai ead ee oe 1 2 AE rO ESTO AAE t EEE R ASA ETT E 1 2 Application Development Environment cecceesceseeceseceseceseceeeneeeseeeeeeeeeeseeneeeesees 1 2 Networking and Communications Capabilities sseeeseseeeeeseeeeeesrsrsesreereresrsesrereerees 1 3 Supported Servers and Daemons es sssesssseessseesstertssesrtsrrstesreserrtsserrsesreeesrenreseeetset 1 3 Obtaining the Firmware Build Version cscsssscsceeecsseeecesecseesecseeseceaeecessecaeeseceeeeeenaseneeas 1 4 Memory and File Systems nonien a ee E E a EE E S e EEEE EEE EE a 1 4 RAM File Systemi snena o aia areae e E E E A a E 1 4 Flash File Systemi aises noii nieteens e EE disor ode ates es 1 4 External File S ysterines ssssc5 iseees ssbeescusasdsateasspassveettesohastos cardesbbstathabipasseentiesthasbasstviouseses 1
23. can be downloaded from the following FTP site ftp esource moxa com moxasys WinCE_Examples C 2 You may need to copy the mxdevice dll within the example when you try to execute the program B 21
24. gt setinterface mode mode a 1 2 3 RS232 gt CRS485 2 Wire CRS 422 gt CRS485 4 Wire 1 7 Change the COM1 Change the COM2 mode to RS422 mode to RS485 4wire 2 Getting Started In this chapter we explain how to use a PC to operate a W406 embedded computer We will refer to the PC that connects to the W406 as the development workstation and the W406 embedded as the target computer development workstation target computer PC used to operate the embedded computer W406 embedded computer In addition we describe the steps you should follow to carry out certain operations such as setting the system time and troubleshooting network connectivity Some of these operations can be carried out using system commands after gaining access to the target computer and others can be carried out using a web based management system The web based management system is described in a later chapter The following topics are covered in this chapter OOCOCOOOOCODOOOOCOOODOCOOD Starting Your W406 Computer Resetting Your W406 Computer Boot Loader Operating Your W406 Computer through the Serial Console Changing the Network Settings Accessing Files with File Sharing Connecting to a GPRS EDGE Network Disconnecting from a GPRS EDGE Network GPRS EDGE Connection Error Detection SIM Card Utilities Sending Reading and Deleting SMS Messages Troubleshooting the GPRS EDGE Connection Operating Your W406 Comp
25. not support BBM Bad Block Management For this reason the FAT file system would not know when a flash block has reached its cycle and would try to scan the block repeatedly FAT sequentially searches for free memory space for write operations After deleting many files the memory space could become fragmented making it more difficult to search for free space If your program updates deletes and then creates a file frequently it is quite possible that the program writes data to the same flash area In the long run FAT would be blocked when scanning the area and would cause the operating system to hang 1 4 W406 CE User s Manual Introduction An SD card has its own life cycle Since most SD cards are made from a NAND Flash their hardware controllers implement BBM This feature allows FAT to skip bad blocks if they exist Furthermore the memory space of an SD card is much larger than that of the NOR Flash Using this space cautiously will ensure that its life cycle is not exceeded When creating a file for storing log data we suggest creating a large empty file e g 30 MB and then writing data evenly to that space When the space is used up the program rewinds the write operations As a result the number of write operations to each block is reduced Using a RAM File System instead of a Flash File System Even though data in the RAM file system will be deleted after shutting off the power using the RAM file system has several
26. status of a GPRS connection Class Name GPRS Method ConnectionState GetConnectionStatus Inputs none Return Values 0 indictes the connection is on otherwise it is disconnected Remark public enum ConnectionState Connected 0 Disconnected B 12 W406 CE User s Manual Application Development Diagnoses the status of a GPRS connection and the status of the SIM card Class Name GPRS Method int Diagnose Inputs none Return Values 0 indictes no error otherwise a 32 bit number indicating a combination of errors Remark define GPRS errors of which each stands on one of a 32 bit number const GPRS_ERROR_BAUDRATE_COM3 1 lt lt 0 const GPRS_ERROR_BAUDRATE_COM4 1 lt lt 1 const GPRS_ERROR_FLOWCONTROL 1 lt lt 2 const GPRS_ERROR_PINCODE 1 lt lt 3 const GPRS_ERROR_TEMPERATURE 1 lt lt 4 const GPRS_ERROR_SIGNAL_STRENGTH 1 lt lt 5 const GPRS_ERROR_RADIOBAND 1 lt lt 6 const GPRS_ERROR_ MODULE 1 lt lt 7 If the Cellular modem temperature greater than 88 degree or less than 35 degree the function will return with GPRS_ERROR_TEMPERATURE Gets the number of stored messages allowed out of the maximum space Class Name GPRS Method int GetSMSMessagesCount ref int Inputs lt fd gt the cellular modem Outputs lt maximum gt pointer to the maximum number of messages allowed Return Values The number of stored messeages otherwise a nega
27. to the boot loader utility menu and enter the file name of the firmware image W406 HyperTerminal File Edit View Call Transfer Help Warning The User Data Would Be Formated N y EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE Format Process Completed Moxa Technologies Co Ltd Version 3 0 0 0 Make date Sep 3 2009 11 02 44 Module Name W4 6CE Serial No 1 HACO 00 90 E8 00 00 40 Network Configuration Format User Disk Firmware Upgrade Reset to Factory Default Moxa Technologies Co Ltd yT SLN 3 0 0 0 Make date Sep 3 2009 11 02 44 Module Name W406CE Serial No 1 MACO 00 90 E8 00 00 40 File Name xxx hfm W406 CE_V1 0_Build 09060415 hfm Connected 0 11 33 VT100 115200 8 N 1 10 The firmware upgrade will then start to run W406 CE_V1 0_Build 090604 File size 12342755 4620288 Bytes sent 23101 44 Bytes sec A 18 W406 CE User s Manual Firmware Upgrade Procedure 11 It will take several minutes for the firmware files to be written to your embedded computer Do not power off your computer W406 HyperTerminal File Edit View Call Transfer Help De 3 DB frm_headerlength 58 frm_header_version 1 frm_modelname W406CE frm_totallength BC558B frm_checksum 4D7D51ED frm_totalfileno 1 frm_apidno 1 file _headerlength 68 file_header_version file filename nk bin file_filelength BC5523 10100001 file_checksum file_flash
28. 4 Cautions when Using File Systems cc eeeeeescsseseceseceeesececesecneeeeceaecaeesecaeeseenaeseeeas 1 4 Using a RAM File System instead of a Flash File System 0 0 0 cc eeessseeseeeeeeeeneeeeeeee 1 5 Hive based Registry inating ads et a aan cle stain kis bare eae At 1 5 Connect to Network via Etherneti tee iii ereserki aa Eaa ea aaraa isai 1 5 Cellular N tWworkint inao era aa E A Ee EEE E EA EE neta E 1 5 Inserting an SD Card into the Computer eseeeeeeseesesseeseseereeressrstsretreretssesesterrersersesrerrereeseese 1 6 Connecting a USB Mass Storage Device to the Compute ieeeeeesceeeeeseceeeseceeeeeeneeeeeees 1 6 Serial POrtss seisena tetr sib uses seins sheep as aa a cra ycostesthas e r a a ea E EE Eea E E nET 1 6 Console Port ceiien e Eea ee Ee EE EE E EEE E EE cps ES E E E E 1 6 RS 232 422 485 Setial Ports 3 ass0isngantnits IE E E A E E EE 1 7 Getting SUAS cst cscs Sats a a cineca se ser eee cet aE ait 2 1 Starting Your W406 Computer ceceeecsssecsseccssecseesecsevsecsaeeecsaecaeesecsevsecseeecsaseeesaeeaeeseenees 2 2 Resetting Your W406 Computer se imati na E E E a S A 2 2 Bo t Loader resensie sirti e E REEE nE eE E Sevens SESE A TEE Eee 2 3 Operating Your W406 Computer through the Serial Console eee seessecseeeecneeeeeneeeeeees 2 3 Changing the Network Settings eseeseesesesessreerersrseserrerestetrsesetteeretsessesteteerstsesesterretserseseeee 2 4 Accessing Files with File Sharin is necer iien
29. Edit View Call Transfer Help New Connection Open Save Save As Page Setup Alt F4 Displays the properties of the current session A 4 W406 CE User s Manual Firmware Upgrade Procedure 7 You can change the COM port number in the Properties window Click Configure for additional configuration options W406 Properties Connect To Settings D wu Country region United States 1 Enter the area code without the long distance prefix Area code Phone number Connect using x Use country region code and area code Redial on busy 8 Configure the Port Settings with following parameters Bits per second 115200 COM1 Properties Data bits 8 Port Settings Parity None Stop bit 1 Bits per second 115200 Flow control None Click OK to continue Data bits Parity Stop bits Flow control A 5 W406 CE User s Manual Firmware Upgrade Procedure 9 Click the Settings tab and then select VT100 for Emulation Click OK to complete the configuration W406 Properties Connect To Settings Function arrow and ctrl keys act as Terminal keys Windows keys Backspace key sends CtH Del Emulation Ctrl H Space Ctrl H Terina Setup Telnet terminal ID Backscroll buffer lines O Play sound when connecting or disconnecting ASCII Setup
30. W406 WinCE User s Manual Third Edition December 2009 www moxa com product MOXA 2009 Moxa Inc All rights reserved Reproduction without permission is prohibited W406 WinCE User s Manual The software described in this manual is furnished under a license agreement and may be used only in accordance with the terms of that agreement Copyright Notice Copyright 2009 Moxa Inc All rights reserved Reproduction without permission is prohibited Trademarks MOXA is a registered trademark of Moxa Inc All other trademarks or registered marks in this manual belong to their respective manufacturers Disclaimer Information in this document is subject to change without notice and does not represent a commitment on the part of Moxa Moxa provides this document as is without warranty of any kind either expressed or implied including but not limited to its particular purpose Moxa reserves the right to make improvements and or changes to this manual or to the products and or the programs described in this manual at any time Information provided in this manual is intended to be accurate and reliable However Moxa assumes no responsibility for its use or for any infringements on the rights of third parties that may result from its use This product might include unintentional technical or typographical errors Changes are made periodically to the information in this manual to correct such errors and these changes
31. a E E A R 2 4 Connecting to a GPRS EDGE Network sesssseesesessseseeeeresesssesertteretsestsretretstsseserteererserersreee 2 5 Disconnecting from a GPRS EDGE Network ssseseseseseeseeresesrsesrrrrerersrstsrerieretrsesrsteererserseseere 2 7 GPRS EDGE Connection Error Detection s e eseeseesesseseesesrstsetrteretserstsrtrreretsersrsrerrerserersrere 2 7 SIM Card Utiliti eSis Kirenan e E E A EEE A EE a A ests 2 8 Sending Reading and Deleting SMS Messages cscssscssesccsseeeeesecseeecseeeecsaeeeesaeeaeeseenees 2 9 Troubleshooting the GPRS EDGE Connection 00 cc ceceeeeseeeceseeeceseceeesecneeeecsaeeeessecaseneenees 2 10 Operating Your W406 Computer through a Telnet Client ee eeesesecseeeeceseeeeeseeeeeseenees 2 12 User Group Managements 3s csciscsecsstscscassh as askcescaessejapesctespessesoa chin REE EEEE EEEE E S 2 12 System Time Managementl csssesesessssssesesencnercoseseseessstvevencnensesevesosesensseseevosenensesoreness 2 13 Adjusting OS Time Zone ssic i ysis a a Ea EAr E teas epee A EAE EEA AE ER E eens ete tested 2 13 SNTP Client etan e a E E EE N E NEE les 2 13 Starting and Stopping Servicesin aaeeea e a EEE E A E A E E 2 14 Troubleshooting Network Connectivity ssesseseesesessstsrtetereeersestttteretsrstsrererstseesrsrerreesrees 2 14 Simple Network Management Protocol SNMP csccssscssseecseceeeseceeeeceeeeecsaeeeeeseeaeeeeens 2 15 Web based Management System cccseseeeeseeee
32. ain multiple Web sites You e authentication and directory bro d on the Default Web site can configure a variety ol T each Web site created on your Web server inel g For more information s i uring Web sites lf you do iding virtual not have multiple Web sites all requests will n existing Web site or create a new one Default Web site Modify Create a new Web site CremeNew 0 Sull Vernon 1 90 Syara on 1 490 lt 1 3 W406 CE User s Manual Introduction Obtaining the Firmware Build Version There are two ways to obtain the firmware version of W406 embedded computers This information is particularly important for identifying the features supported by the computer e Examine the welcome message after you log on to the computer e Log on to the web based management system described in a later chapter to view the system information Memory and File Systems The 32 MB of SDRAM is divided into two main parts The main memory which houses the operating system and user applications has a capacity of about 20 MB The kernel image occupies the remainder of the memory space RAM File System The internal file system in the W406 computer controls access to flash and also provides file storage in the object store which is in the RAM The root directory is a RAM file system of size 4 MB Child directories such as Windows Temp My Documents Network and Pr
33. al Application Development Deletes an indexed SMS message int cellular_modem_sms_delete_message unsigned int fd int index Inputs lt fd gt the cellular modem lt index gt the index to the message pool Return Values 0 on success otherwise the function fails Remark Gets the SIM card status int cellular_modem_sim_get_sim_card_status unsigned int fd Inputs lt fd gt the cellular modem Return Values 0 ready okay to use 1 no sim card or loose 2 PIN wait for the pin code for authentication 3 PUK three times of wrong pin codes otherwise the function fails Remark When the SIM card status is set to PIN 2 this function retrieves the available PIN code attempt count If the SIM card status is set to PUK 3 this function gets the available PUK code attempt count int cellular_modem_sim_get_pin_attempt_count unsigned int fd Inputs lt fd gt the cellular modem Return Values the attempted count left of PIN PUK code authentication otherwise a negative value indicates a failure Remark When the SIM card status is set to PIN 2 this function authenticates a PIN code If the correct code is entered the status will be set back to ready 0 int cellular_modem_sim_authenticate_pin_code unsigned int fd char pin_code Inputs lt fd gt the cellular modem lt pin_code gt point to the PIN code Return Values 0 on success otherwise the
34. ay gt d lt DNS server gt w lt WINS Server gt noask e g netconfig n IXP425ETHNPE i 192 168 10 101 g 192 168 10 254 netconfig n CS89501 i 192 168 12 101 m 255 255 0 0 Alias LAN1 CS89501 For example if your development workstation has a LAN port at 192 168 1 1 and the IP address of the Domain Name Server DNS is 192 168 2 6 execute the following command gt netconfig n LAN1 i 192 168 1 5 m 255 255 255 0 g 192 168 1 254 d 192 168 2 6 Use the netconfig command to view the updated settings gt netconfig LAN1 Interface Configuration IP Address 192 168 1 5 SubNet Mask 255729595425570 Gateway 192 168 1 254 DNS 192 168 2 6 Accessing Files with File Sharing The W406 CE provides a File Server feature for efficient file transfer to the W406 CE Navigate to Start gt Run and input x x x x the device IP and then you should see the following authentication window Enter the username and password to access the W406 CE Connect to moxacorp 54adda moxa com PR Connecting to 192 168 30 46 User name administrator Password eeccccece C Remember my password 2 4 W406 CE User s Manual Getting Started After logging in enter the netshare h command to learn how to configure shared folders For example netshare s docs My Documents a admin will share the My Documents folder as docs for the user admin oy Of x Welcome to the Windows CE Telnet Serv
35. card status is set to NeedPUKCode 3 this function gets the available PUK code attempt count Class Name GPRS Method int GetPINAttemptCount Inputs none Return Values The attempted count left of PIN PUK code authentication otherwise a negative value indicates a failure Remark B 16 W406 CE User s Manual Application Development When the SIM card status is set to NeedPINCode 2 this function authenticates a PIN code Then the status will be set back to ready 0 Class Name GPRS Method int InputPINCode string pin_code Inputs lt pin_code gt the PIN code string Return Values 0 on success otherwise the function fails Remark When the SIM card status is NeedPUKCode 3 this function changes the status to NeedPINCode 2 If it fails the SIM card is locked Class Name GPRS Method int UnlockSIMCard string puk_code string new_pin_code Inputs lt puk_code gt the PUK passwd code string lt new_pin_code gt the new PIN code string Return Values 0 on success otherwise the function fails Remark Gets the PIN code enable status of the SIM card Class Name GPRS Method int GetPinEnableStatus Inputs lt fd gt the cellular modem Return Values 0 PIN code disabled 1 PIN code enabled otherwise the function fails Remark Gets the PIN code enable status of the SIM card Class Name GPRS Method int P
36. chnical FAQs Request Support MTSC Certification Software Learning Center Documentation f Drivers A Firmware ral Libraries Wa A Warranty Policy Technical FAQs a Utilities Request Support Location Home gt Support gt gt Software Hil Please sign in E Mail this Page Print this Page Software 2 Under Search for Software select the product line and then choose the specific product model Click on Search to continue Software Drivers amp Firmware cn Libraries y Software i o Packages Utilities a amp Bl Search for Software Enter search query OR Embedded Computers W406 vl include Morivers MFirmware M Libraries Msottware Packages Mutilities Search W406 CE User s Manual Firmware Upgrade Procedure 3 In the software list select the firmware for your model Choose the appropriate OS and then click the download icon to start downloading the new firmware Note Check the filename it may differ from the filename shown below Search for Software EJ 7 Results for Wireless Embedded Computers W406 Firmware Utilities Software Packages Drivers Libraries Items 1 to 10 displayed 4 Previous Next gt Item Version OS Release date Download i Windows Moxa Device Manager Tool 24 ind Jul 22 2009 y New XP x86 Linux The examples for W406 LX 0 Be Jul 17 2009 zy kesh 0 2 5 x Ju r 2009 RISC gt Linux The tool chain for W406 LX ay R
37. ee jul 17 2009 Eg Newll E ese Ju f UUS x86 The firmware for W406 CE 10 ENS Jul 17 2009 y New CE 6 0 The firmware for W406 LX Bes E N C ie O 47 gt 0ANG 5 Newill 1 0 2 6 x Jul 17 2009 EJ W406 CE User s Manual Firmware Upgrade Procedure 4 Put the latest firmware image in the same directory as the TFTP files File Edit Yiew Favorites Tools Help Q ax amp amp JO search gt Folders E Address C TFTP file_id diz File and Folder Tasks DIZ File TN tftpd32 exe 1 KB NIP Make a new folder ia Publish this Folder to the am TFTPD32 HLP VENDINFO DIZ Web Help File DIZ File 3 KB 4 KB E Share this folder W406 CE_ 1 0_Build 090604 HFM File Other Places se Sys_TW C G My Documents Shared Documents 3 My Computer amp My Network Places Details TFTP File Folder Date Modified Wednesday September 02 2009 2 54 PM 5 Next connect the LAN Port of the embedded computer to your PC using a cross over Ethernet cable The LAN1 port is located on the rear panel of the embedded computer po H il LAN Port PAM 1100 A 10 W406 CE User s Manual Firmware Upgrade Procedure 6 Press and hold down the DEL key on your PC and power on the embedded computer at the same time You will be guided to the boot loader utility menu as show below W406 HyperTerminal File Edit View Call Transfer Help a f Init Timer 0K Init Platform HanufactureId
38. eeeeeeeeeeeeesseeeeeeeesenneneeeees 3 1 Logging into the Web based Management System ec ceseseessesecseeeeceseeecaeceeesecneeseeneeeeeas 3 2 System Information necs sights teil bela oil tle Reed been ied a eaea a is 3 2 Networking Server Configuration csccesscsssecssesecseceeceseeecesecseesecnevsecsaeecesaecasesecsesereneseeeeas 3 3 Serial Port Configuration siesiy sae aea ei Sie eE cadences EE e AE AEE RREA ube 3 3 Appendix A Appendix B Process Thread Monitoring Control csceescsssscseeeeceseeecesecseesecnevseceaeeecsaecaeesecneeeeenaeeneeas 3 4 Launching Processes Automatically 0 ceeessssssecseesscseeeeceseeseesecseesecneeeecsaseeessecseeseenereeesaees 3 4 Monitoring and Controlling Services ceceeecssesecesecseeeeceeeeceseeeceaecaeesecseeseesseeecsaecateaeeneeats 3 5 Binary Text File Management 0 0 cceeeseescseesccsseeeessecseesecseesecsseeecsaecseesecneeseenaeeeeeaecateaeeneeaes 3 6 Firmware Upgrade Procedure cccccsssessseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeseeneeeeeeeeenseeneeeeneneenens A 1 A Configure HyperTerminal for the Console Port eessesecseeeeceeeeeceseeeeeseeneeeeens A 2 B Download and Install the TFTP program eeeeceeeeesseceeeeecnseceeeeecsaeceeeeeenaeeeees A 7 C Download and Upgrade the Firmware through HyperTerminal eee A 8 Application Development vicccciisisisnsccdiccisssstaandecasentucisicasanenewedsereisaraeenene raves B 1 Developing an application With VS2005 tc ecesees
39. end file_version Write File to F flash_program file_flashstart 4D 7D4BFD1 0 0 file_flashlength 0 file_DRAMstartaddr 0 file_mtdno 0 0 lash Now 0x60060000 8x3000C OxBC5523 Connected 0 16 58 VT100 115200 8 N 1 12 When you return to command line mode the firmware upgrade has completed At this point you may reboot the embedded computer to complete the firmware upgrade or recover from the boot loader utility W406 HyperTerminal File Edit View Call Transfer Help D 58 aD 8 file_filename file_filelength file_checksum file_flashend file_version Write File to F flash_program Module Name file_header_version file_flashstart 1019000 nk bin BC5523 4D 7D4BFD 0 0 file_flashlength 0 file_DRAMStartaddr 0 file_mtdno 0 0 lash Now 0x60060000 0x3000CO OxBC5523 Moxa Technologies Co Ltd Version 3 0 0 0 Make date Sep 3 2009 11 02 44 W406CE Serial No 1 HACO 00 90 E8 00 00 40 VT100 115200 8 N 1 A 19 W406 CE User s Manual Firmware Upgrade Procedure 13 If you cannot reboot your embedded computer even after following all the steps above contact Moxa s technical support staff for further assistance A 20 B Application Development The mxdev library for C and the mxdevice library for VB net and C are provided to help users deve
40. essage unsigned int fd unsigned int msg_mode SMSMSG psms Inputs lt fd gt the cellular modem lt msg_mode gt 0 message in text 1 message in PDU lt psms gt point to the message Return Values 0 on success otherwise the function fails Remark define MAX_SMS_BYTES 512 typedef struct _SMSMSG unsigned int been_read char msg_date 12 char msg_time 20 char phone_number 20 unsigned int msg_length char msg_texttMAX_SMS_BYTES SMSMSG PSMSMSG If you like to use PDU mode to send your SMS message you must construct your PDU data into the SMSMSG msg_text field with exact length SMSMSG msg_length Receives an indexed SMS message int cellular_modem_sms_recv_message unsigned int fd int index unsigned int msg_mode SMSMSG psms Inputs lt fd gt the cellular modem lt index gt the index to the message pool lt msg_mode gt 0 message in text 1 message in PDU lt psms gt point to the message Return Values 0 on success otherwise the function fails Remark define MAX_SMS_BYTES 512 typedef struct _SMSMSG unsigned int been_read char msg_date 12 char msg_time 20 char phone_number 20 unsigned int msg_length char msg_texttMAX_SMS_BYTES SMSMSG PSMSMSG If you like to use PDU mode to receive your SMS message you must destruct the SMSMSG msg_ text field to extract the message body W406 CE User s Manu
41. function fails Remark W406 CE User s Manual Application Development When the SIM card status is PUK 3 this function changes the status to PIN 2 If this fails the SIM card will be locked int cellular_modem_sim_unlock_pin_code unsigned int fd char passwd char new_pin_code Inputs lt fd gt the cellular modem lt passwd gt point to the PUK passwd code lt new_pin_code gt point to a new PIN code Return Values 0 on success otherwise the function fails Remark Gets the PIN code enable status of the SIM card int cellular_modem_sim_get_pin_enable_status unsigned int fd Inputs lt fd gt the cellular modem Return Values 0 PIN code disabled 1 PIN code enabled otherwise the function fails Remark When the SIM card status is ready 0 and the PIN code is enabled this function assigns a PIN code to the SIM card int cellular_modem_sim_assign_pin_code unsigned int fd char old_pin_code char new_pin_code Inputs lt fd gt the cellular modem lt old_pin_code gt point to the old PIN code lt new_pin_code gt point to the new PIN code Return Values 0 on success otherwise the function fails Remark When the SIM card status is ready 0 this function enables or disables PIN code authentication int cellular_modem_sim_enable_pin_code unsigned int fd char pin_code int enable Inputs lt fd gt the cellular modem
42. function periodically Establishes a GPRS connection to the ISP service provider int cellular_modem_gprs_establish_connection unsigned int fd char user char password Inputs lt fd gt the cellular modem lt user gt point to the user id null indicates empty userid lt password gt point to the user password null indicates empty password Return Values 0 on success otherwise the function fails Remark Aborts a GPRS connection int cellular_modem_gprs_abort_connection unsigned int fd Inputs lt fd gt the cellular modem Return Values 0 on success otherwise the function fails Remark Checks the status of a GPRS connection int cellular_modem_gprs_check_connection_status unsigned int fd Inputs lt fd gt the cellular modem Return Values 0 indictes the connection is on otherwise it is disconnected Remark W406 CE User s Manual Application Development Diagnoses the status of a GPRS connection and the status of the SIM card unsigned int cellular_modem_gprs_diagnose_status unsigned int fd Inputs lt fd gt the cellular modem Return Values 0 indictes no error otherwise a 32 bit number indicating a combination of errors Remark define GPRS errors of which each stands on one of a 32 bit number define GPRS_ERROR_BAUDRATE_COM3 1 lt lt 0 define GPRS_ ERROR_BAUDRATE_COM4 1 lt lt 1 define
43. gprs_connect d command to re detect the new parameters for the current RAS entry W406 CE User s Manual Getting Started Disconnecting from a GPRS EDGE Network To disconnect from the GPRS network type gt gprs_disconnect After a few seconds the embedded computer will disconnect from the GPRS EDGE network A notification message will NOT be shown c Telnet 192 168 30 194 B x gt gprs_disconnect Opened RasEntry GPRSConnection UserName PW Domain Hanging up xDBE46666 GPRSConnect ion gt GPRS EDGE Connection Error Detection To detect connection problems gprs_diagnose exe allows users to diagnose connection problems during the network connection process This utility will execute a series of steps to check whether the configuration is correct or not Most GPRS EDGE connection problems can be indentified with this command c Telnet 192 168 30 194 O x gt gprs_diagnose Need PIN Code GPRS Signal Strength 21 Need PIN code GPRS module temperature is 36 Preferred Band GSM 966 MHz GSM 1800 MHz gt If gprs_diagnose exe displays the message The Cellular modem is unresponsive you will need to reset the cellular modem by pushing the Cellular Reset Button It is located on the front panel just beside the SD SIM card socket cover 2 7 W406 CE User s Manual Getting Started SIM Card Utilities The W406 provides some utilities for manipulating
44. ice on UC 712X CE MOXA Firmware Version V2 6 Build 68051914 login admin Password gt netshare INORF lash NNORF lash Tenp h s lt ShareName gt lt SharePath gt a lt Useri User2 User3 gt r lt ShareName netshare h Show this help netshare Display all shared folder netshare s docs My Documents a admin Share My Documents folder as docs shared name for user admin Connecting to a GPRS EDGE Network Before connecting to a GPRS EDGE network make sure the SIM card is properly installed and the antenna is connected Please refer to W406 Hardware User s Manual for installation details Please note the SIM card must be installed when the embedded computer is powered off The LED indicators on the top panel can be used to check the signal strength A background process gprssignalled exe is responsible for this task NOTE Make sure that Mobile Equipment Error Message Format CMEE has not been set or the GPRS connection functions may return incorrect values 1 To create a connection use the following command gt gprs_connect O x gt gprs_connect Opened RasEntry GPRSConnection UserName PW Domain Dialing RasEntry GPRSConnection UserName PW Domain RasDial successful hRasConn xDOE4000A gt gprs_connection_status GPRS connection is active n gt You can connect to the GPRS EDGE network using gp
45. inEnable string pin_code bool enable Inputs lt pin_code gt the PIN code password lt enable gt true to enable PIN code authentication false to disable the PIN code authentication Return Values 0 on success otherwise the function fails Remark B 17 W406 CE User s Manual Application Development When the SIM card status is ready 0 and the PIN code is enabled this function assigns a PIN code to the SIM card Class Name GPRS Method int ChangePINCode string old_pin_code string new_pin_code Inputs lt old_pin_code gt the old PIN code string lt new_pin_code gt the new PIN code string Return Values 0 on success otherwise the function fails Remark Gets the modem module temperature Class Name GPRS Method int GetGPRSModuleTemperature Inputs none Return Values the tempture of GPRS module Remark UART Sets the UART interface Class Name SerialInterface Method void SetComPortInterface string port SerialMode mode Inputs lt port gt serial port name string e g COM1 COM2 device COM12 lt mode gt the interface number of serial port Return Values none Remark public enum SerialMode byte RS232_ MODE 0x0 RS485_2WIRE_ MODE 0x1 RS422_ MODE 0x2 RS485_4WIRE_MODE 0x3 B 18 W406 CE User s Manual Application Development DIO Sets one of the DOUT outputs Class Name
46. ing Started user xxxx has been added to group yyyy Deleting a User Use the command userdel lt userID gt to delete a user from the system User admin CANNOT be deleted gt userdel xxxx user xxxx has been deleted You can also just remove a user from a user group by using the command userdel g lt groupName gt lt newUserID gt For example gt userdel g yyyy xxxx user xxxx has been removed from group yyyy System Time Management Setting the System Time Manually Use the date and time commands to query the current system date time or to set a new system date time gt date The current date is Tuesday November 22 2005 Enter the new date mm dd yylyy 12 23 05 gt date T Wednesday November 23 2005 gt time The current time is 5 27 17 PM Enter the new time hh mm ss 16 02 00 gt time T 4 02 04 PM Adjusting OS Time Zone In the web manager you can adjust your current system Time Zone The system time will not be updated automatically after the time zone has been changed you must reboot your system for it to take effect SNTP Client In the web manager you can adjust your SNTP setting After the SNTP is enabled the system time will automatically update so you must reboot your system for updates to take effect 2 13 W406 CE User s Manual Getting Started Starting and Stopping Services After booting up the W406 computer runs several services continuously to se
47. ing for Microsoft Networks o QoS Packet Scheduler Description Transmission Control Protocol Internet Protocol The default wide area network protocol that provides communication across diverse interconnected networks C Show icon in notification area when connected Notify me when this connection has limited or no connectivity A 13 W406 CE User s Manual Firmware Upgrade Procedure D Next select Use the following IP address and enter the IP address and Subnet mask For example IP address 192 168 1 1 This IP address is only an example you may assign any IP address of your choice as long as it s on the same LAN as your PC Subnet mask 255 255 255 0 Internet Protocol TCP IP Properties General You can get IP settings assigned automatically if your network supports this capability Otherwise you need to ask your network administrator for the appropriate IP settings Obtain an IP address automatically Use the following IP address IP address Subnet mask Default gateway Preferred DNS server Alternate DNS server 192 168 1 tl 255 255 255 0 Obtain DNS server address automatically Use the following DNS server addresses A 14 Cancel W406 CE User s Manual Firmware Upgrade Procedure Go back to the boot load utility menu and assign the local IP address and then enter the serve
48. ing loaded After the factory defaults have been loaded the computer will reboot automatically Resetting the System In rare circumstances the FAT file system may be damaged by executing improper applications or due to an unstable power supply In this case the computer may fail to boot up if the FAT table crashes In order to get the system back up and running you will need to format the flash disk and reset the operating system Note that all user files and configurations will be erased The following steps show how to format the flash disk through boot loader utilities Step 1 Power off the W406 embedded computer Step 2 Connect the W406 to your PC using the console port cable Step 3 Start a terminal program with the settings Baudrate 115200 no hardware flow control 8 N 1 character set VT 100 Step 4 Hold in the DEL key on your PC Step 5 Power on the W406 You will be guided to boot loader utility menu Query NumEraseBlocks 0x1 Query sBlockInfo 0 blocks 0x80 Query sBlockInfo 0 block_size 0x20000 Init MOXA UART Init RTC Init RF Module 0K Moxa Technologies Co Ltd Version 2 7 0 0 Make date Mar 5 2009 16 10 46 Module Name W406CE Serial No 409 MACO 00 90 E8 00 00 D3 il Network Configuration 2 Format User Disk 3 Firmware Upgrade 4 Reset to Factory Default Command gt gt 2 2 W406 CE User s Manual Getting Started Step 6 Type 2 for Format User Disk
49. lop their application on the W406 quickly and easily The complete source code can be found in the sample directory on the software CD peveP nd an application with VS2005 Open Microsoft Visual Studio Net 2005 From the File menu choose New Project e Choose the Project Type and then select the Smart Device Application as the type of project e Fill in the project name and click OK e Choose Windows CE as the target platform e Select the desired project type and click OK e Write your application code e From the Device toolbar choose Windows CE Net Device e From the Build menu choose Build Project or Rebuild Project e When you complete your application upload it to the embedded computer e Log on to the embedded computer At the console prompt execute it directly if it is a C or C file W406 CE User s Manual Application Development Visual C Library After the SDK is installed on your development PC the library will be available in your Visual Studio 2005 2008 environment GPRS SIM SMS The definition header file includes the entire library API you can find it in the SDK installation path C Program Files Windows CE Tools wce600 W406 CE Include Armv4i moxa Opens a cellular modem handle for later use unsigned int cellular_modem_open void Inputs None Return Values pointer to a cellular modem handle Return 0 on failure Remark Every cellular modem API needs the cellular modem handle
50. mmand Some of these commands such as DATE and TIME are very useful for managing the computer s system time Other commands such as DIR and MKDIR are good utilities for file management For example to inspect the file structure of the root directory type DIR gt dir b Network NORFlash My Documents Program Files Temp Windows User Group Management User Group You should assign specific services such as ftp and Telnet to defined user groups so that these services are accessible only by the users within the permissible user group Three user groups namely ftpd telnetd and httpd are already created by default for your convenience Adding a Group Use the command useradd g lt groupName gt to create a user group gt useradd g yyyy group yyyy has been added Deleting a Group To remove a group use the command userdel g lt groupName gt gt userdel g yyyy group yyyy has been removed Adding a User Use the command useradd lt newUserID gt to add a user to the system The user s password by default is the same as the user name gt useradd xxxx user xxxx has been added In addition you can permit this user to access a particular service by typing g followed by the user group name of the service i e useradd g lt groupName gt lt newUserID gt For example gt useradd g telnetd xxxx user xxxx is existent group telnetd is existent 2 12 W406 CE User s Manual Gett
51. nching Processes Automatically To set your application to start on boot up do the following Step 1 Click the Processes item on the main menu bar In the lower part of the page there is an area marked Automatic Launching Step 2 Enter the full path of the application in the first text field and enter its arguments if there are any in a separate text field Step 3 Click Add 3 4 W406 CE User s Manual Web based Management System 7 windows Embedded CE 6 0 ra Processes Networking NKEXE 1 49 Serial Port ludevice exe 2 1 ludevice exe 3 2 File Manager ludevice exe l a ludevice exe 5 h Services servicesd exe 6 25 Kil ce_neci exe yA Processns kill aprssignalled exe b h Kill OMD EXE 9 1 Automatic Launching 1 ce_neci exe Remove 2 scandisk exe Remove 3 ATSAGENT exe Remove 4 GPRSSignalLED exe Remove I E Monitoring and Controlling Services Some services such as ftp and telnet daemons run in the background to provide services for user requests To monitor and control these services do the following Step 1 Click the Services item on the main menu bar The running services are displayed Step 2 Click the relevant check box to toggle a start stop operation for the desired service MOXA F Windows Embedded CE6 0 Services System Networking JELO Telnet Service Running FTPO FTP Service Running Serial Port CONO C
52. nose Detect the error of GPRS connection Serial Port Configuration The W406 computer has two high performance serial ports each of which supports RS 232 RS 422 and RS 485 By default each port is set for RS 232 data transmission Each port can be assigned a different serial interface The updated settings take effect after the system has rebooted and remain in place until another update is made MOXA 7 Windows Embedded CE 6 0 Default Operation Mode System Al Ports bal save al Networking Serial Port com1 P2 COM2 RS232 File Manager Services Processes 3 3 W406 CE User s Manual Web based Management System Process Thread Monitoring Control At runtime the W406 computer manages up to 32 applications You can use the management system to monitor and control them To view current processes click the Processes item on the main menu bar You can kill a process by clicking the Kill button next to the process name MOXA EY windows Embedded CE6 0 System B Processes NK EXE 1 49 Serial Port udevice exe 2 1 udevice exe 3 2 File Manager udevice exe 4 1 udevice exe 5 1 Services servicesd exe 6 25 Kill ce_neci exe 7 4 Processes Kill gprssignalled exe 8 1 Kill CMD EXE 9 1 Automatic Launching 1 ce_neci exe Remove 2 scandisk exe Remove 3 ATSAGENT exe Remove 4 GPRSSignalLED exe Remove JI Add Lau
53. nstalling the nodes you need to configure the SNMP manager and agent To check SNMP agent capabilities on a target W406 computer e g network IP at 192 168 3 127 log on to the workstation computer on which the SNMP manager resides and type gt snmpwalk v 2c c public 192 168 3 127 system SNMPv2 MIB sysDescr 0 Microsoft Windows CE Version 6 0 Build 1400 SNMPv2 MIB sysObjectID 0 SNMPv2 SMI enterprises 8691 13 406 SNMPv2 MIB sysUpTime 0 1282929 SNMPv2 MIB sysContact 0 Your System Contact Here SNMPv2 MIB sysName 0 WindowsCE You will see a series of messages from the SNMP agent on the W406 computer You may then proceed to monitor and manage the computer 2 15 3 Web based Management System Note You must use Internet Explorer 5 5 or above to access the web based management system W406 CE ready to run embedded computers are network centric platforms designed to be used as front end computers for data acquisition and industrial control Due to the distributed characteristics of the devices that these computers control they often reside in harsh environments away from the system administrator To manage these computers operations such as networking server configuration file management and process thread monitoring control are critical The following topics are covered in this chapter Logging into the Web based Management System System Information Networking Server Configuration Serial Port Configuration
54. od bool close Inputs None Return Values True indicates the watchdog refresh succeed false indicates refresh failure Remark Buzzer Turns on the buzzer Class Name Buzzer Method void BeepOnQ Inputs none Return Values none Remark Turns off the buzzer Class Name Buzzer Method void BeepOff Inputs none Return Values none Remark B 20 W406 CE User s Manual Application Development Visual C Examples A device Net CF 2 0 class library mxdevice dll is provided to simplify application development with Visual Studio 2005 tools This library covers the Net CF Class Library for the buzzer and digital I O devices To link the library with your Visual Studio 2005 project environment perform the following steps from your Visual Studio 2005 tool 1 Copy the library file mxdevice dll to any folder on your local disk This file can be found on the product CD in the folder sdk dot Net Compact Framework Library or the file can be downloaded from the FTP site listed in the NOTE at the bottom of this page 2 Open the Visual Studio 2005 IDE tool and then add a new C Smart device console application 3 Enter the project name and location path 4 Inthe Solution Explorer View add mxdevice dll to the reference section 5 Click OK A ATTENTION 1 The programming examples for Moxa embedded computers are frequently updated The latest examples
55. ode disable the PIN code authentication 2 8 W406 CE User s Manual Getting Started 4 To change the PIN code of the SIM card gt sim_change_pin lo x gt sim_change_pin Usage sim_change_pin h o old_pin n new_pin Change the PIN code sim_change_pin 3 display this message sim_change_pin h display this message sim_change_pin o 1234 n 8888 5 change the PIN code from 1234 to 5 To unlock the SIM card if your SIM card status is Need PUK code gt sim_unlock o x gt sim_unlock Usage sim_unlock h p PUK_code n new_pin_code Unlock the SIM card sim_unlock display this message sim_unlock h display this message sim_unlock p 876 n 1234 input PUK code with new pin code assigned Sending Reading and Deleting SMS Messages 1 Tosend an SMS message gt sms_send_text_msg ojx d_text_msg _send_text_msg h i Send a text message to a specific number nd_text_msg h display this message nd_text_msg n 8860911345678 t Hello how are you Send Messa n Phone_Number t Text_Message 2 To read an SMS Message gt sms_read_text_msg O x gt sms_read_text_msg Usage sms_read_text_msg h i i index Read a message from the SIM or Memory storage _read_text_msg h display this message _read_text_msg i 1 Read the Message of Index 1 W406 CE User s Manual Getting Started 3 To delete an SMS message
56. ogram Files are under the root directory They can be used for storing temporary files for your applications However do not place persistent files or applications in these directories because they will be deleted when the system is shut down Instead place them in the NORFlash directory Flash File System The Flash file system provides persistent storage for applications and related data even when the main power supply is lost The system integrates the read only files that are stored on the Flash with the read write files from both applications and users A child directory named NORFlash is created under the root the size of the directory is 3 MB External File System The additional file systems from USB and SD storage devices are placed in the root of the internal file system If you intend to use these devices to port data between your PC and the W406 computer you should format them using the FAT file system on your PC Cautions when Using File Systems We recommend storing your programs only in the on board NOR Flash Please store the log data generated by your programs in an external storage device such as an SD card or Network File System Note that a Network File System will generally provide more storage space than the SD card In addition it is easier to replace a full or damaged Compact Flash than an on board NOR Flash A NOR Flash has a life cycle of 100 000 write operations in block 128 KB level and does
57. onsole Service Running File Manager GMT MonroGreenwich Standard Time v Services ri net ntp shim org ntp cyber fleet net ntp landau acru Processes dours Save Settings _ Please note that in order to maintain normal operations some listed services cannot be stopped These services do not have a check box 3 5 W406 CE User s Manual Web based Management System Binary Text File Management PC users enjoy the convenience of using Windows friendly windows based file manager to browse delete and organize files and directories Moxa s web based management system provides the same kind of convenience for managing files on the target computer Click File Manager to view the directory tree of your target computer The file manager can be used to perform the following operations e To browse a child directory click the name of the directory e To delete a file click the X in front of the file icon e To create a child directory click Create Directory and then follow the on screen instructions e To refresh the current directory click Current Directory at the top of the page MOXA EY windows Embedded CE6 0 File Manager System Goto Root Current Directory NORFlash Operation Name Size Modified Date Networking im Create Directory oo L Upload Fie WebManager 2009 03 30 AM 03 26 a CK MemoryLeak_gen bat 68 B 2009 03 26 AM 03 44 A CKE testsDK exe 5 KB 2009 03 26 AM
58. p 3 2009 11 02 44 Module Name W406CE Serial No 1 MACO 00 90 E8 00 00 40 1 Network Configuration Format User Disk 3 Firmware Upgrade 4 Reset to Factory Default Moxa Technologies Co Ltd Version 3 0 0 0 Make date Sep 3 2009 11 02 44 Module Name W amp 6CE Serial No 1 HACO 00 90 E8 00 00 40 Command gt gt 1 File Name xxx hfm Connected 0 08 59 VT100 115200 8 N 1 A 16 W406 CE User s Manual Firmware Upgrade Procedure 7 To start the TFPF server double click on the tftpd32 icon to launch the TFTP server File Edit View Favorites Tools Help Q sxx gt E pe Search Folders E Address E c TFTP P file_id diz File and Folder Tasks j DIZ File 1 KB G Make a new folder Publish this folder to the TFTPD32 HLP Web Help File EZ Share this folder 33 KB w406 CE_V1 0_Build 090604 HFM File Other Places 12 054 KB sa Sys_TW C G My Documents O Shared Documents 3 My Computer My Network Places Details TFTP File Folder Date Modified Wednesday September 02 2009 2 54 PM SS tftpd32 exe VENDINFO DIZ DIZ File 4 KB 8 When the TFTP server has been launched the following screen will appear TFIPD32 by Ph Jounin Base Directory c TFTP tftpd32d Show Dir Server interfaces 192 168 11 Current Action Listening on port 69 Settings Help A 17 W406 CE User s Manual Firmware Upgrade Procedure 9 Go back
59. parameter so you must use the function first before you program them Closes a cellular modem handle void cellular_modem_close unsigned int fd Inputs lt fd gt the handle Return Values None Remark You must release the cellular modem handle resource if you don t need to use cellular modem APIs later Sends an AT command to a cellular modem and waits for a reply int cellular_modem_send_cmd unsigned int fd char at_cmd char recy int recv_size int timeout Inputs lt fd gt the cellular modem lt at_cmd gt the AT command lt recv_size gt maximum size of the buffer that stores replied data lt timeout gt timeout in milliseconds if no response Outpus lt recv gt point to buffer that stores the reply Return Values the number of received data 1 indicates failure Remark Generally you can set the timeout to be 1000 2000 milliseconds but if you call the function with AT SMGL ALL command We suggest you set the timeout greater than 10000 because listing all of the SMS messages requires more time W406 CE User s Manual Application Development Gets the signal strength of the GPRS modem int cellular_modem_gprs_get_signal_strength unsigned int fd Inputs lt fd gt the cellular modem Outpus lt recv gt point to buffer that stores the reply Return Values 1 to 99 on success otherwise the function fails Remark It is suggested to call this
60. r IP address The local IP address is the IP address of the embedded computer Note that the local IP address must be on the same LAN as the server IP address For example if the server IP address is 192 168 1 1 you can choose a local IP address between 192 168 1 2 to 192 168 1 254 W406 HyperTerminal Fie Edit view Call Transfer Help 1 Change IP Setting 2 Show Current IP Setting Set Seruem Address to COn8O101 flash_program 0x6004000C 0x73F60 flash_program 0x60040010 x73F5C Moxa Technologies Co Ltd Version 3 Make date Sep 3 2009 11 02 44 Module Name W406CE Serial No HACO 00 90 E8 00 00 40 Connected 0 03 56 VT100 115200 8 N 1 W406 HyperTerminal File Edit View Call Transfer Help Des S3 29 Moxa Technologies Co Ltd Version 3 0 0 0 Make date Sep 3 2009 11 02 44 Module Name W4 6CE Serial No 1 HACO 00 90 E8 00 00 40 1 Change IP Setting 2 Show Current IP Setting Command gt gt 2 Local IP Address 192 168 1 2 COA80102 TFTP Server IP Address 192 168 1 1 COA80101 JE JE JE JE JE JE JE JE JE JE JE JE JE JE JE JE JE JE JE JE JE JE JE JE JE EE JE JE EEE EEE Moxa Technologies Co Ltd Version 3 0 0 0 Make date Sep 3 2009 11 02 44 Module Name W amp 6CE Serial No 1 MACO 00 90 E8 00 00 40 VT100 115200 8 N 1 A 15 W406 CE User s Manual Firmware Upgrade Procedure 5 Press the ESC key to exit the IP setting option If you encounter a
61. ration through a standard Telnet client FTP Server A sample server used for transferring files to and from remote computer systems over a network using TCP IP File Server tThe File Server functionality in Microsoft Windows CE enables clients to access files and other resources over the network Dial up Networking Consists of RAS client API and the Point to Point Protocol PPP RAS and PPP support Extensible Authentication Protocol EAP and RAS scripting Watchdog A CPU Hardware function for reset CPU in a user specified time interval You must call the MOXA library function to trigger it Web Server HTTPD Includes ASP ISAPI Secure Socket Layer support SSL 2 SSL 3 Transport Layer Security TLS SSL 3 1 public key based protocols and Web Administration ISAPI Extensions AO E htep 192 168 27 234 eb Adina lt Home Instructions Logging SSL Configuration Restart Web Server Web Server Configuration The Web Server Administration WebAdmin page for the Windows CE Web Server enables you to remotely administer your 4 browser Use n to manage the lity security and file sharing you Web server including the follo yver using your Web g tasks system will be inacce the Web server or co The Web server configuration is intended for advanced users only For more information refer to the help topics included with System Administrator Choose a Web site 4 Web server can cont
62. rebooting Watchdog refresh function call BOOL watchdog_refresh HANDLE hWdg DWORD dwRefreshPeriod Inputs lt hWdg gt the watchdog handle from watchdog _init returned Return Values TRUE indicates the watchdog refresh succeed FALSE indicates refresh failure Remark Closes the watchdog handle BOOL watchdog_release HANDLE hWdg Inputs lt hWdg gt the watchdog handle watchdog_init returned Return Values TRUE indicates the watchdog refresh succeed FALSE indicates refresh failure Remark Buzzer Turns on the buzzer void mxbeep_on void Inputs None Return Values None Remark Turns off the buzzer void mxbeep_off void Inputs None Return Values None Remark B 10 W406 CE User s Manual Application Development Visual C Examples The C examples are available on the software CD for your reference Net Compact Framework Library For Net programming MOXA also provides a Net Compact Framework library E GPRS SIM SMS The definition header file includes the entire library APIs you can find it in the Software CD Opens a cellular modem Class Name GPRS Method bool Open Inputs None Return Values True indicates success False means failure Remark You must open the cellular modem first before you use the other GPRS method Closes a cellular modem Class Name GPRS
63. rs_connect exe For more details please see the command syntax gprs_connect h W406 CE User s Manual Getting Started When the GPRS EDGE has successfully connected you can use gprs_connection_status exe to check the GPRS EDGE connection status or use ipconfig exe to verify the Network Status Nnorflash gt ipconfig Windows IP configuration Ethernet adapter CS89561 1 IP Address gt 192 168 380 194 Subnet Mask 255 255 255 0 adapter CHAYES COMPATIBLE ON COMi 1 IP Address gt 116 59 53 154 Subnet Mask 255 0 0 0 Default Gateway 116 59 53 154 DNS Servers 192 168 1 97 192 168 1 91 168 95 1 1 168 95 192 1 2 To create a permanent GPRS EDGE connection a x Nnorflash gt gprs_reconnect t 5 Connect retry 1 times Opened RasEntry GPRSConnection UserName PW Domain Dialing RasEntry GPRSConnection UserName PW Domain RasDial successful hRasConn xDG E56008 If the connection fails use the gprs_reconnect exe command to re connect to the GPRS network again For more details please see the command syntax gprs_reconnect h Use gprs_disconnect r to stop the gprs_reconnect exe daemon 3 To re create an entry for connection use the following command 0 x gt gprs_connect d ISP Chunghwa Teleco APN Internet gt If you would like to change your SIM card or to use another APN name you must execute the
64. rve requests from users or other programs Some important services are telnet TELO console CONO world wide web HTTP HTPO and file transfer FTP FTPO If you rarely use these services you can still start up or stop a service with its associated name by using the services command For example Start the FTP service with the following command gt services start FTPO Stop the FTP service with the following command gt services stop FTPO0 Troubleshooting Network Connectivity The ipconfig tool prints the TCP IP related configuration data of a host including the IP addresses gateway and DNS servers gt ipconfig all Windows IP configuration Ethernet adapter Local Area Connection IP Address 192 168 30 127 Subnet Mask 255 255 255 0 Adapter Name CS89501 Description CS89501 Adapter Index 2 Address 00 90 e8 00 d1 23 DHCP Enabled NO Host name W406 Domain Name moxa com DNS Servers 192 168 1 99 192 168 1 98 NODETYPE 8 Routing Enabled NO Proxy Enabled NO To troubleshoot network connectivity or name resolution use the ping command This command verifies P level connectivity to another TCP IP computer by sending Internet Control Message Protocol ICMP Echo Request messages The corresponding return Echo Reply messages are displayed along with round trip times For more information type ping without parameters gt ping www moxa com Pinging Host www moxa com
65. s in the same process space in other processes or on remote machines e Microsoft NET Compact Framework 2 0 with service pack 2 Offers a choice of languages initially Microsoft Visual Basic and Microsoft Visual C and eliminates the common problems of language interoperability e XML support for XML Query Language XQL e Winsock 2 2 Provides enhanced capabilities over Winsock 1 1 including installable service providers for additional third party protocols and Media sense 1 2 W406 CE User s Manual Introduction Networking and Communications Capabilities Simple Network Management Protocol SNMP Monitors remote connections to the network Simple Network Time Protocol SNTP Client Provides support for synchronizing the device s system time with an SNTP server and supports Daylight Savings Time Serial Communications In addition to the 16550 UART driver bound to a debug port and the console port a special driver for 2 additional Moxa serial ports is also included Network Utilities IpConfig Ping Route Utilities for troubleshooting various network problems TCP IP Includes IP Address Resolution Protocol ARP Internet Control Message Protocol ICMP Internet Group Membership Protocol IGMP Transmission Control Protocol TCP User Datagram Protocol UDP name resolution and registration and DHCP Supported Servers and Daemons Telnet Server A sample server that allows remote administ
66. ss storage devices that have been tested successfully for compatibility Vendor Device Name Size 128 MB 128 MB PQI 256 MB Transcend JetFlash 512 MB Transcend JetFlash 1 GB A ATTENTION Some USB storage devices may not be detected by the system We suggest that you use one of the devices listed in the above table since these USB mass storage devices have been tested successfully for compatibility Serial Ports Console Port The serial console port located on the bottom panel is a 4 pin pin header RS 232 port It is designed for serial console terminals which are useful for viewing boot up messages system configuration and develop applications 1 6 W406 CE User s Manual Introduction RS 232 422 485 Serial Ports The W406 CE embedded computer contains two software selectable RS 232 422 48 serial ports for reliable and stable serial communication They both support non standard baudrate settings of up to 921 600 bps To configure the interface of the serial ports simply use the setinterface command in telnet or console mode Please note that Port 1 refers to COM1 while Port 2 refers to COM2 You may use the setinterface h command to learn the configuration syntax For example to configure Port 1 as RS 422 enter SetInterface COM1 2 cx Telnet 192 168 30 197 gt setinterface h SetInterface COMx mode mode mode mode mode SetInterface COMI 2 SetInterface device COM2 3
67. ssecseeeecseesecseeecsseceeesecneeseesaeeeesaecateseeseeaes B 1 Visual Ct LADTAary s scSesotes uses eeatt eea aea Ea orsa EE EAS e aE YEE EEE EEA aS B 2 Vis al CHF Examples nieo Shela thd S E A teh eee belied Beek debe E E B 11 Net Compact Framework Library eeeeseeeeesesesesisresresesssestsreererssrsesrerierstsesesrerrereenes B 11 Visual C Examples nnen a a a R a e belie tessa sles B 21 1 Introduction The W406 embedded computer has two RS 232 422 485 serial ports one 10 100 Mbps Ethernet port an embedded GSM GPRS EDGE module an SD socket interface for storage expansion one USB 2 0 host port four digital input channels and four digital output channels This combination of features makes the W406 ideal for your wireless embedded applications RISC based W406 embedded computers come with the Windows CE operating system pre installed Microsoft Windows CE 6 0 is an open scalable 32 bit operating system that allows users to build a wide range of innovative small footprint devices A typical Windows CE based device is designed for a specific use and often runs disconnected from other computers or distributed as a front end to a centralized host Examples include enterprise tools such as industrial controllers communications hubs point of sale terminals and display devices such as HMI advertisement appliances and interactive panels The following topics are covered in this chapter O Overview 0 W406 Software
68. system crash or have problem booting up the system we suggest you select 2 Format User Disk to solve the problem However please note that all data on the disk will be erased and cannot be recovered after a disk format Enter Y if you would like to format the disk or N if you would not W406 HyperTerminal File Edit View Call Transfer Help Rees 028 g Local IP Address 192 168 1 2 C A80102 TFTP Server IP Address 192 168 1 1 COA80101 Moxa Technologies Co Ltd Version 3 0 0 0 Make date Sep 3 2009 11 02 44 Module Name W4 6CE Serial No 1 HACO 00 90 E8 00 00 40 Moxa Technologies Co Ltd Version 3 0 0 0 Make date Sep 3 2009 11 02 44 Module Name W406CE Serial No 1 HACO 00 90 E8 00 00 40 Network Configuration Format User Disk Firmware Upgrade Reset to Factory Default Warning The User Data Would Be Formated N Connected 0 07 01 VT100 115200 8 N 1 When you finish formatting your disk you may exit the boot loader utility and reboot your computer If you still cannot boot up your computer perform the firmware upgrade as described in the following steps 6 Select 3 Firmware Upgrade and then 1 Load from LAN1 TFTP to continue W406 HyperTerminal Elle Edit View Call Transfer Help 58 05 f ee E eo n BEI Warning The User Data Would Be Formated N y EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE Format Process Completed Moxa Technologies Co Ltd Version 3 0 0 0 Make date Se
69. ter through the Serial Console The serial console port located on the bottom panel gives users a convenient way of connecting the development workstation to the console utility of the target computer This method is particularly useful when using the computer for the first time After you have wired a serial cable go back to the development workstation and start a terminal program e g HyperTerminal by using the settings shown below for the serial console port 115200 bps Data bits 8 Stop bits 1 Flow Control None Terminal ANSI After a successful connection type the login name and password as requested to log on to the computer The default values are both admin Login admin Password admin 2 3 W406 CE User s Manual Getting Started Changing the Network Settings The W406 computer has one network interface There is no default IP address the default network setting is configured as DHCP If you have a DHCP server simply connect the W406 to your network using an Ethernet cable An IP address will automatically be appointed to the W406 If you would like to use a fixed IP address you should use netconfig command The netconfig command is a utility that is used to complete the task Before changing the IP addresses type netconfig h to list the help for this command gt netconfig h Usage netconfig n lt AdapterName Alias gt EnableDHCP i lt IP address gt m lt etmask gt g lt gatew
70. the PIN code NOTE Make sure your PIN code is correct After three failed attempts at entering the PIN code the SIM card will be locked and the PUK code will be required to unlock the SIM card After ten failed attempts at entering the PUK code the SIM card will be invalidated and no longer usable 1 To input your PIN code gt sim_input_pin cx Telnet 192 168 30 209 gt sim_input_pin Usage sim_input_pin pin_code s PIN code authenticattion e g sim_input_pin display this message sim_input_pin h display this message sim_input_pin p 1234 input PIN code 1234 for SIM card authenticatio sim_input_pin p 1234 s input PIN code and save it for automatic authe mtication at system start up gt gt sim_input_pin p BAHA 2 To verify the SIM card status gt sim_get_pin_status cx Telnet 192 168 30 194 gt sim_get_pin_status SIM Card is ready PIN code authentication is disabled gt There are 4 possibilities for SIM card status Ready No SIM card Need PIN code and Need PUK code 3 To enable or disable the PIN code authentication gt sim_enable_pin c Telnet 192 168 30 194 gt sim_enable_pin h Usage sim_enable_pin h i e p pin_code i d p pin_code Enable or able the PIN authentication e g sim_enable_pin display this message sim_enable_pin h display this message sim_enable_pin e p pin_code 5 enable the PIN code authentication sim_enable_pin d p pin_c
71. tive value indicates a failure Remark Gets the current SMS storage base Class Name GPRS Method int GetSMSStorageBase Inputs none Return Values Storage base number in StorageBase type Remark public enum StorageBase SIMCard 0 CellularModule Both B 13 W406 CE User s Manual Application Development Sets the SMS storage base Class Name GPRS Method int SetSMSStorageBase StorageBase mode Inputs lt mode gt Storage base number in StorageBase type Return Values 0 on success otherwise the function fails Remark public enum StorageBase SIMCard 0 CellularModule Both Sends an SMS message to a specific phone number Class Name GPRS Method int SendSMS uint msg_mode ref SMSMSG pmsg Inputs lt msg_mode gt 0 message in text 1 message in PDU lt psms gt SMS message structure Return Values 0 on success otherwise the function fails Remark public struct SMSMSG public uint been_read public string msg_date public string msg_time public string phone_number public uint msg_length public string msg_text If you like to use PDU mode to send your SMS message you must construct your PDU data into the SMSMSG msg_text field with exact length SMSMSG msg_length B 14 W406 CE User s Manual Application Development Receives an indexed SMS message
72. ure the IP addresses A From Start gt Settings select Network Connections Set Program Access and Defaults Windows Catalog Windows Update Programs Documents O Control Panel Settings a rk Connections Search BE a Cy Printers and Faxes P T a2 Help and Support B askbar and Start Menu Run Log Off Bruce Windows XP Professional Turn OFf Computer UC 7400 HyperTer DER Fie Edit View Favorites Tools Advanced Help B po Search Folders Ez S e Network Connections LAN or High Speed Internet Network Tasks ocal Area Connection Create anew zi connection Disable Set up a home or small tatus office network Repair Change windows Firewall settings Disable this network Create Shortcut device abe RS Repair this connection Bridge Connections Rename this connection view status of this connection E Change settings of this connection Other Places G Contral Panel My Network Places B My Documents 5 My Computer Details Local Area Connection A 12 W406 CE User s Manual Firmware Upgrade Procedure C Click the General tab and select Internet Protocol TCP IP and then click on Properties Local Area Connection Properties General Authentication Advanced Connect using S9 SiS 900 PCI Fast Ethemet Adapter This connection uses the following items El Client for Microsoft Networks A File and Printer Shar
73. uter through a Telnet Client User Group Management System Time Management Adjusting OS Time Zone SNTP Client Starting and Stopping Services Troubleshooting Network Connectivity Simple Network Management Protocol SNMP W406 CE User s Manual Getting Started Starting Your W406 Computer Connect the SG wire to the shielded contact located in the upper left corner of the W406 computer and then power it up by connecting it to the power adaptor It takes about 30 to 60 seconds for the system to boot up Once the system is ready the Ready LED will light up The light will stay lit until you shut down the computer Resetting Your W406 Computer When the target computer stops responding or an application locks up or the target computer fails to work normally you may need to restart or reset the target computer s operating system We provide four ways to restart or reset the operating system Warm Start When the computer is powered on insert a pin into the Reset hole next to the serial console and hold for 1 to 2 seconds The computer will reboot automatically Cold Start Unplug the power line and then plug it back in again The computer will reboot automatically Resetting to Factory Defaults If the computer is not working properly and you want to reset it back to factory default settings press and hold the Reset button for at least 5 seconds The buzzer will sound while the factory default settings are be

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