Western Telematic CMS-16 manual Back Panel, Power Cable Receptacle Power Switch

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button, wait for the Port LEDs to flash, and then release the SET button.

Note:

During initialization, all port LEDs will flash ON three times.

During initialization, all command-selected parameters will be cleared, and the CMS will revert to the default parameters specified by the Option Switches.

4.RDY: (Ready) Flashes to indicate unit is operational.

5.NET: Lights when a Network Connection is present.

6.ACTIVITY LEDs: Light to indicate data activity at the corresponding port. The CMS-16 includes sixteen Activity LEDs, and the CMS-8 includes eight Activity LEDs.

2.2. Back Panel

Figure 2.2: Instrument Back Panel

1.Network Port: An RJ45 Ethernet port for connection to your TCP/IP network. To communicate via network, you must first specify the IP Address, Subnet Mask, and Gateway Address as described in Section 5.5.4.

2.Power Cable Receptacle

3.Power Switch

4.RS232 PORTS: For connection to console ports on target devices. Standard DB9 connectors configured as DTE ports. The RS232 ports are similar to a serial port on a PC. When connecting a modem, use a standard serial cable. When connecting a PC or other DTE device use a null modem cable.

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Contents CMS-16 Rack Mount Installation Nameplate Power WarningBattery Replacement Table of Contents Page Appendices List of FiguresIntroduction Typographic Conventions Unit DescriptionFront Panel Power Cable Receptacle Power Switch Back PanelCommunication Parameters Using Other Parameters for this Overview OptionalGetting Started Apply Power to the CMS System SetUp PortsConnecting your PC to the CMS Communicating with the CMS UnitCommand Menu Display Configuration ControlPort Name Password StatusHardware Installation Connecting Power to the CMS UnitDC Powered Units Configure Option SwitchesAC Powered Units Default Baud Rate Sw1, Sw2, Sw3 Default Handshake Sw4, Sw5Default Command Echo Sw7 Initialize Unit to Default SettingsDefault Response Message Format Sw6 Connecting Devices to the CMS Application ExampleCMS Application Example Not to Scale Configuration Access to the CMS Command Mode$ telnet 192.1.1.1 Enter Password Functions Supervisor PasswordDefining the Site ID and Supervisor Password Port PasswordsPort Configuration Configuration Conventions3. RS232 Port Configuration Menus Port ModesPort Parameters #02 CTS/RTSATZ Stop Bits Default =Parameters #02 AT&C1$D2S0=1 Network Port Configuration Menu Network Parameters Telnet Port ParametersPage Implementing IP Security IP SecurityPage Copying Parameters to All Ports Copy Port ParametersPort Status Screen /S Status ScreensSave User Selected Parameters Status Mode Buffer Count Port Status Screen Supervisor Mode, Defaults ShownPort Diagnostics Screen /SD DiagnosticsMode BUF CTS Name StatusNetwork Status Screen /SN Port Parameters Screens /W Network Status LAN StatusTelnet Port Status CMSPort Parameters #03 RTS/CTSPort Connection and Disconnection Any-to-Any ModeOperation Disconnecting Ports Enter Defining Hunt Groups Hunt Group ExamplePassive Mode Buffer ModeReading Data from Buffer Mode Ports Xx EnterModem Mode Port BuffersRestoring Saved Parameters Saving and Restoring Configuration ParametersSending Parameters to a File Upgrading CMS Firmware Command Reference Guide Command ConventionsCommand Response Command Summary Terse VerboseWP n Enter Command Set Enter Enter Command ModeEnter+++Enter Resident Disconnect Sequence ConnectFormat /C x x Enter CP Copy RS232 Port ParametersFormat /CP Enter Third Party DisconnectFormat /D/Y x x Enter 2 Enter or /D/Y 3 EnterErase Buffer Format /E/Y x x EnterDisplay Site ID Default and TestHelp Display Port Status Set Network Port ParametersSet RS232 Port Parameters SD Display Port Diagnostics Reset Network PortSN Display Network Status Save ParametersUF Upgrade Firmware Exit Command ModeFormat /UF Enter Display Port Parameters WhoFormat /X Enter Appendix B. SpecificationsAppendix A. RS232 Port Interface Stop Bits 1 or Appendix C. Customer ServicePower Trademark and Copyright Information Trademarks Used in this Manual
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