Valid <SETTING>s are:

TCPIP

Set/get the TCP/IP settings.

Set <PARAMETERS> (separated by ;)

[<Interface>]	Either ETHERNET OR WIFI.
<Type>	Either DHCP or STATIC.
[<IP>]	Desired IP address, if <Type> == STATIC
[<Netmask>]	Desired net mask, if <Type> == STATIC
[<Gateway>]	Desired gateway address, if <Type> == STATIC
[<Nameserver>]	Desired name server address, if <Type> == STATIC

Set response

SETCONFIG;NETWORK;[Interface;]TCPIP;<Type>[;<ConfiguredIP>;<ConfiguredNetmask>;<ConfiguredGateway>;<ConfiguredNameserver>]

Get response

GETCONFIG;NETWORK;[Interface;]TCPIP;<Type>[;<ConfiguredIP>;<ConfiguredNetmask>;<ConfiguredGateway>;<ConfiguredNameserver>];<ActualIP>;<ActualNetmask>;<ActualGateway>;<ActualNameserver>

Where parameters prefixed with Configured are the configured values. The values prefixed with Actual are the actual settings used by the decoder. If Interface is omitted it defaults to Ethernet. The parameter is available since protocol version 2.1.

Note
When changing the network settings, all TCP/IP connections may be dropped even if the call does not result in an IP address change.