Multi-Tech Systems manual MR9600 User Guide

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MR9600 User Guide

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#character, 17

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10Base-T connector, 5

A

ASCII text files, 33

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CC9600 chassis, 2, 3, 8, 9, 16, 36, 72 changing directories, 33

chassis, 9

colon in device parameter, 22 command

t1channelstatus, 60 commands

!!, 30 !a, 30 !n, 31 ?, 31 A:, 31 abort, 31 B:, 32 boot, 32 bpstatus, 32 bye, 33 cat, 33

cd, 17, 33 cfg, 34 chdir, 33 cl, 34 clock, 34 config, 18 configure, 34 copy, 34 cp, 34

d, 34 date, 34 del, 35 delete, 35 dir, 35 download, 36 e1cfg, 36 e1channelstatus, 36 e1chstatus, 36 e1setup, 37

e1status, 37 exit, 38 format, 38 getcalls, 17, 38 getdevices, 39 gete1, 39 getfaults, 17, 39 getfkey, 40 getgateway, 40 getip, 40 getmodems, 17, 41, 56 getpowerstatus, 41 getpri, 42 getprichannels, 42 getps, 41

getrack, 43 getras, 43 getreadcommunity, 43 getsendtrap, 43 getslots, 44 getsubnet, 44

gett1, 44 gettemp, 44 gettrap, 45 getwritecommunity, 45 haltsys, 45

history, 30, 31, 45 listmod, 46

lo, 46 loadmod, 46 logout, 18, 46 ls, 35

md, 46 mkdir, 46 more, 47 mount, 47 oc, 47 online, 47, 67 oosclear, 18, 47 oosclr, 47 oosset, 18, 48 os, 48 passwd, 16, 49 password, 49 ping, 49 poweroff, 49 poweron, 49 pricbchannels, 50 priosbchannels, 50 prisetup, 51 pristatus, 52

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Contents MR9600 Controller User Guide Page Page Page CommPlete Communications Server CommPlete Communications Server Table of Contents Solving Problems Introduction Product Description LED IndicatorsIntroduction Card Status LEDsEthernet Status LEDs IntroductionConnectors Concentrator LEDsSpecifications MR9600 User Guide Installation Installation Procedure Ethernet Cabling Serial CablingMR9600 User Guide Quick Start Turn off all power to the CommPlete chassis MR9600 Quick StartSelect Setup Snmp Mode Supervisor Select option 3, Configuration of RASExpressSupervisor Console Quick Start Operation File System SecurityEvent Files Command Line Interface Snmp InterfaceLogging Telnet InterfaceWeb Browser Interface Getting Modem InformationFTP Interface Web Interface LimitationsOperation Page Commands Examples Parameter TypesExample Commands Listed by Function DisplayFile Modem Control System Commands Listed by Security Level GuestOperator Supervisor Parameter None Command ReferenceModules Security Guest ExampleSecurity Guest Parameter None AbortSecurity Operator Example Bye BootBpstatus Security Supervisor ExampleCd, chdir Cfg, configureCat, type ChdirCopy, cp ConfigureCl, clock DateDownload Dir, lsSecurity Supervisor E1cfg E1setupE1channelstatus, e1chstatus Exit E1statusFormat Getdevices GetcallsGete1 Getgateway GetfaultsGetfkey1, getfkey2, getfkey3, getfkey4 GetipGetpowerstatus, getps GetmodemsGetprichannels GetpriGetrack Getsendtrap GetrasGetreadcommunity GetslotsGettemp GetsubnetGett1 GettrapHistory GetwritecommunityHaltsys ListmodMd, mkdir Lo, logoutLoadmod MoreOc, oosclear, oosclr MountOnline Oosset, os Passwd, passwordPing Poweron PoweroffPriocbchannels Prisetup PriosbchannelsPristatus RassetupQuit Rasstatus Rd, remdirRen, rename Reset, rsReadme RendirSe, setenviron SecuritySetgateway SetconfigSetfkey1, setfkey2, setfkey3, setfkey4 SetipSetpollingoff SetpollingonSetsubnet SetreadcommunitySetsendtrap Parameter On, offSync SettrapSetwritecommunity TimeT1debug T1cfgT1channelstatus, t1chstatus Security Supervisor Limitation CC9600 only ExampleT1setup T1statusUnloadmod UpdateType UnmountUpload UptimeUserid UsageVer, version Whoami Error Messages Error Unknown error Error No history is being maintainedError Password not changed Error Bad or missing configuration fileMR9600 User Guide Solving Problems Introduction MR9600 Diagnostic Tests Solving Problems MR9600 User Guide Appendix Appendix a Updating the MR9600 Controller Firmware Index MR9600 User Guide Index IP address mask parameter IP address parameter

MR9600 specifications

Multi-Tech Systems MR9600 is a versatile and powerful device tailored for today's diverse communication needs, featuring advanced technology that ensures reliable connectivity and performance. This multi-purpose communication platform is primarily designed for applications in the Internet of Things (IoT), machine-to-machine (M2M) communications, and various telecommunication systems, providing seamless data transmission across multiple networks.

One of the standout features of the MR9600 is its integrated 4G LTE capability, offering high-speed cellular connectivity. This ensures that users can maintain uninterrupted communication regardless of their geographic location. The device supports a wide range of LTE bands, making it compatible with numerous cellular networks worldwide. Additionally, the MR9600 is equipped with fall-back support for 3G networks, providing a safety net for areas with limited 4G coverage.

The MR9600 is designed with a variety of interfaces, including Ethernet, serial, and USB ports, allowing for easy integration with legacy systems and modern devices. This flexibility ensures that the MR9600 can be deployed in numerous environments, from industrial automation to smart city applications, making it a go-to solution for system integrators and developers looking to enhance connectivity.

Security is another essential aspect of the MR9600, featuring built-in security protocols that protect data transmission and device integrity. With secure access controls, including VPN and firewall capabilities, users can rest assured that their information remains safe from potential threats.

Furthermore, the MR9600 supports over-the-air (OTA) firmware updates, allowing for streamlined management and maintenance of devices in the field. This feature reduces downtime and enhances operational efficiency, enabling businesses to scale their IoT deployments effortlessly.

In summary, the Multi-Tech Systems MR9600 combines advanced 4G LTE technology, multiple connectivity options, and robust security features to deliver a reliable and efficient communication solution. Its versatility makes it suitable for a wide array of applications, solidifying its place as a leading choice for enterprises looking to optimize their communication capabilities in an increasingly connected world.
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