Network Technologies CS-16/8 Keypad Control, Functions of the Keypad, Login the administrator

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NTI RACK MOUNT CONSOLE TERMINAL WITH CONSOLE SWITCH

KEYPAD CONTROL

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Figure 30- Keypad and LEDs

Functions of the Keypad

During normal operation, the current administrator port number (if any) is displayed on the front panel. The corresponding port LED will be continuously illuminated. The data traffic between connected ports is indicated by the blinking of the corresponding port LEDs.

Using the keypad, anyone with physical access to the SERIMUX can:

¾Login the administrator

¾Logout the administrator

¾Disconnect the administrator or a user with administrative privileges

¾Login a user to the administrator main menu

¾Login a user to a port

¾Login a user and connect the user to a host port

¾Disconnect and logout a user

¾Connect 2 host ports

¾Disconnect 2 ports

¾Connect or disconnect a modem

To enable the keypad, the user must first press the “Enter” key on the keypad, enter the PIN on the keypad (default is 9999, see also page 23) and press the “Enter” key again. The keypad is disabled again after 30 seconds of inactivity. If the keypad PIN is

not entered, the keys will have no effect. If the PIN is successful, the Port, Discon, Admin, and User LEDs will all illuminate and remain illuminated for up to 30 seconds or until a command is entered.

FYI: Buttons pressed in sequence on the keypad to enter commands must be pressed within 5 seconds of each other for the SERIMUX to respond. Otherwise, the sequence will need to be repeated from the beginning.

Login the administrator

Note: In order to login the administrator to a port other than port 0, the administrator must first configure the desired port as a user port (see page 10). By default, all ports, other than 0, are configured as host ports.

Action (from Keypad)

Reaction of SERIMUX

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Press ADMIN

- The LED “Admin” will illuminate. The port 0 LED will be illuminated, the other port LEDs will

 

 

be OFF.

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Enter port number (00 by

- The corresponding port LED will illuminate. The other port LEDs will be OFF.

 

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- If the command is successful the “Admin”,”Port”,”Discon”.,”User” LEDs will illuminate

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Press ENTER

 

 

together. They will turn OFF after 30 seconds or when any other key is pressed.

 

 

- The administrator main menu (Figure 8, page 12) will be displayed on the terminal

 

 

application running on the administrator port.

The “Administrator main menu” will be displayed on the serial device connected to the specified port if:

the administrator was not already logged in at a different port;

the specified port is not otherwise already connected and the port type is “User”.

Note: If wrong digits are pressed when entering port numbers, enter the number for the correct port (01, 02, etc) before pressing the “Enter” key. The Console Switch will acknowledge the last two digits pressed.

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Contents SERIMUX-TERM-CS-16/8 Trademark Table of Contents 1 VT100, VT220 and Console Ansi Command Guide Table of Figures Terminal Converter FeaturesIntroduction Multiple RS-232 EmulationsConsole Switch Materials DB25M-RJ45F-C DB9F-RJ45FFeatures and Functions Front and Rear Views of SERIMUX-TERM-CS-16#10-32x3/4 Rack Screws supplied Cage Nuts Supplied InstallationRack Mounting Instructions Powercord Connect Devices, Hosts, and PowerIEC Power Connector RJ45 Male ConnectorConnect the Monitor and Keyboard Power Up The SERIMUX-TERM-CS-16Connect the Serimux and Terminal to a Network MonitorSetup The Terminal Getting StartedF4- Comm Setup Menu Saving and Exiting SetupF2- Genrl Setup Menu Connect to the SerimuxStartup- Accessible host list Terminal Control Using the Serimux Console SwitchDefault keypad PIN number is Serial ControlAdministrator Controls Login as the administratorPort List Port list displays the status of all portsPort Settings Port settings menuSetting Description Value Stop Bit Port serial settingsData bit ParityXon or Xoff Characters Flow control CommandInter-character delay DTR line behaviorDisplay serial settings for different port number Modem settingsCopy Port Serial Settings Function KeystrokeClear Port data buffer Display modem settings for different port numberPort data buffer User List User ListUser Settings User settings menuOption Description Port accessCopy User Settings Setting Description Value Advanced SettingsChange administrator password Local KeyPad PIN Defines the PIN number for LocalLoad new firmware Save current firmware FirmwareFunction Description Serimux is waiting to save its firmware User Accessible host list screen User ControlsUser main menu User main menuLimited user accessible Port list Port List screen¾ Accessible host list User Terse modeTerse mode commands ¾ Connect to port ¾ Port info¾ User Logout System Reset button¾ Verbose mode Firmware Upgrade Firmware upload windowLast confirmation before firmware update Functions of the Keypad Login the administratorKeypad Control Action from Keypad Reaction of SerimuxLogin a user to the administrator main menu Login user to a portAction from Keypad Disconnect and logout a userConnect 2 host ports To detach a modem Reset Serimux Console Switch to default settingsDisconnect 2 ports Using the Terminal How To Setup The TerminalChanging The Terminal Operating Parameters F1- Disp Setup MenuF2- Genrl Setup Menu Printer F3- Keybd Setup MenuF4- Comm Setup Menu F6-Tabs SET-UP Menu F5- Misc Setup MenuF7- FKeys SET-UP Definition Setup Menu Printer RCV ON/OFFF10- Colr1 Set-up Menu F9- Lan Setup MenuF8- Ansbk SET-UP Menu Programmable KeysAttribute = Bold/Blink Color Association = OFF/ON Color Setup MenuF11- Colr2 Set-up Menu OptionColor Palettes Palette Display Attribute Foreground Color Background ColorColor Palettes Contd Local Keyboard Commands Command Enhanced PCSame Terminal Command GuideCommands Supported in Ascii Personalities WyseStop parity word Native Mode WyseSelect bell volume Key/fkey DELESC . cursor1 Sequence DELKey/fkey Sequence Sequence DEL Message CRFcolor ESC a mf attrAttr Bcolor mapCcc C ColLine col Sending data Editing ContdClearing Data Set Print FunctionsCharacter Sets Pp bb...bbVariable Values for Commands Variable Values for Commands Contd Definition LengthLine/Column Max Maximum SpeedPalette Color Pallette Bell VolumeFunction Key Parity BitsSupported VT100,VT220 and Console Ansi Commands Ansi Command Guide1 VT100, VT220 and Console Ansi Command Guide ESC Ps final Supported VT100, VT220 and Console Ansi Commands, ContdCharacter Set Selection Label assignedValues for Ps above Supported VT100, VT220 and Console Ansi Commands ContdFinal character Character AttributeValues for Psn in table on Editing FunctionsShifted function key See tables below an on next page for values Kc/hc ST StringClear Key Lock Key Value Redefine keys with stringUnshifted function key Values of Fn for Numeric Keypad keysAuxiliary Keypad Modes More Terminal Control CommandsTerminal Resets Transmission/Printer ControlSee table below for values of Ps 2 VT52 Command GuideCommand VT52 Keyboard LanguageUsing Printer Server via Ethernet Connection Basic SetupSetup for LPD Tftp Printing Setup for TftpLPD printing Hardware Information Hardware Specifications TerminalHardware Specifications Serimux Serial Port Cabling Pin assignment at Wire Color Standard End Crossed EndCPU-to-RACKMUX Ethernet Crossover Cable Serial Port PinoutsRJ45 Signal Cable AdaptersDB25F 3 4 Terminal Connector Pin AssignmentsSUB-D Female connector Mating face of an RJ45 FemaleAppendix B Serimux User and Administrator Characteristics Appendix a Serimux Port CharacteristicsDescription Acceptable Value Default Value AdministratorWarranty Information Index