Changes between Version 17 and Version 18 of Hardware/jCM/dCM3/dUsage

Timestamp:

Oct 18, 2011, 5:44:28 PM (13 years ago)

Author:

Ilya Chigirev

Comment:

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Hardware/jCM/dCM3/dUsage

@@ -21 +21 @@
 UDP is the primary way to control the node, and is always running in the software. UDP is used to communicate between the CMC and the CM, each command from the CMC has a ACK (in software) to signify that the command was received and processed. UDP allows for the powering on, off, and reset of the node, as well as a reset command to the CM and enabling and disabling the update feature.
 
-=== Command line access ===
+=== Command line interface (CLI) access ===
 
 Base on telnet to port 8023 (also used for Lantronix access). You can find more about implemented commands with "?" e.g.:
@@ -46 +46 @@
  || power off soft || Issue shutdown through the console interface || 
  || reset node || Reset the node || 
- || show node || ||
+ || show node || Show operating condition of node ||
  || '''''CM related commands''''' ||
- || reset cm || ||
- || show cm || ||
- || show history || || 
+ || reset cm || Reset CM software||
+ || show cm || Show MAC, IP, and software version of CM||
+ || '''''CLI related commands''''' ||
+ || show history || Display previous commands entered|| 
  || write || || 
  || clrscrn  || Clears the screen ||
@@ -77 +78 @@
 === Serial to Telnet tunnel ===
  
-Telnet to IP address of CM and you will get access to serial console of the node.
+Telnet to IP address of CM and you will get access to serial console of the node. The default serial settings for the serial-to-telnet tunnel are:
+|| Baud || 115200 ||
+|| Parity || None ||
+|| Data Bits || 8 ||
+|| Stop Bits|| 2 ||
+|| Flow Control || None ||