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How do I use AT Commands — New UI

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Diagnostics Overview

The Diagnostics page allows administrators to perform device-level network troubleshooting directly from the Cloud Controller. It provides built-in tools to test connectivity, routing, DNS resolution, and wireless environment visibility for a selected network device.

This page helps isolate network, ISP, DNS, and device-related issues without requiring local access to the device.
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Navigation

Path:
Select Network → Monitor → Network Devices → Action → Diagnostics

Network Devices 
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MAC Address 
Serial Number 
Firmware Version 
Last Seen Time 
Activated On 
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Status 
Name 
Diagnostics 
UP 
00:00:66:16:4D:29 
2.0.2.46_R 
just now 
Jan 01, 2026 
UP 
00:0C:66:10:E8:73 
439799048307 
2.0.2.44_T_AP 
just now 
Jan 01, 2026 
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Device Selection

At the top of the page, the following device details are displayed:

Diagnostics 
Device 
00:0C:66:16:4D:29 X 
V 
Model PC-61C4-MW6 
MAC Address 00:0C:66:16:4D:29 
Tools 
Packet Capture 
ARP Table 
Speed Test 
AT Command 
Wi-Fi Scan
  • Device – Selected device MAC address

  • Model – Device model identifier

  • MAC Address – Hardware address of the selected device

Administrators can switch devices using the Device selector dropdown.
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Diagnostic Tabs

  1. AT Command

The AT Command tab allows administrators to execute AT (Attention) commands directly on supported devices for advanced modem-level diagnostics.

Interface Components

  • Command input field – Enter a valid AT command (e.g. AT)

  • Run – Executes the command

  • Clear – Clears the output window

  • Response output – Displays raw device response

Example output:

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Search Devices by 
Diagnostics 
~~ NOC Dashboard 
Health 
Device 
00:0C:66:16:4D:29 X 
Model PC-61C4-MW6 
MAC Address 00:0C:66:16:4D:29 
> 
Tools 
Packet Capture 
ARP Table 
Speed Test 
AT Command 
Wi-Fi Scan 
SELECT NETWORK 
SpotOn 
V 
Router 
AT Command 
Monitor 
100% 
Conne 
Command 
at 
Run 
Clear 
Configure 
Network Devid 
You can view the AT command here 
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Firmware 
reponse:at 
OK 
Search 
Status 
UP 
. 
UP

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