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8Upgrading Firmware and Managing Configuration Data

8.2.Loading/Saving F3400/F1000 Configuration Data

This menu allows user configurations to be saved and reloaded onto other F3400/F1000, or in the unlikely event the F3400/F1000 fails, a replacement F3400/F1000 can be quickly placed back in service after loading the saved configuration information. The configuration settings are saved to a binary file for backup purposes, which cannot currently be edited off line.

8.2.1 Saving Configuration Data via TFTP Client

1Verify that your PC is connected to the F3400/F1000 over the LAN and that port 69 is open between your PC and the Falcon.

2Open your TFTP client. Configure the client as follows. a Host = F3400/F1000 IP Address

b Port = 69

c Block Size = 64, 128, 256, 512, or 1024

Note The file must be sent in BINARY (not ASCII).

3The file name of the configuration being saved must contain the .cfg extension.

4Fetch or GET the file. After a few seconds, the TFTP software should indicate when it is complete.

5Use Windows Explorer to verify that the files exist on the PC's hard drive. Copy the files to your desired file backup location.

8.2.2Saving Configuration Data via EIA232 COM1 Port (X- Modem)

1Before starting, make sure the HyperTerminal properties are set correctly to perform load/ save. Select the Properties Menu (under File) to establish a direct connection through an available COM Port. This port should be set to 9600 Baud, 8 Data bits, NO Parity, 1 Stop bit, and NO Flow control.

2Select the Settings tab for additional changes. The parameters under the Settings tab should reflect what is shown below.

3To save settings, go to the F3400/F1000 onto which the configuration will be saved. Log into the F3400/F1000 (COM1) through HyperTerminal (Terminal Emulation Program). Navigate to the Load/Save Configuration Data Menu under the Main Configuration Menu.

4Select option 1 (Save XModem-1K) from the Load/Save Configuration Data Menu followed by the ENTER key. Then select the Transfer/Receive File from the menu at the top of the HyperTerminal screen.

5Specify a name by which to save the file and select the 1K X-Modemreceiving protocol. Then click on the Receive/Start button.

6Wait until the download is completed and enter X to exit the Load/Save Configuration Menu.

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Contents Monitoring & Notification Revision History Product Registration Rletech.com 970.484.6510 Contents Remote Access Alarm ID Reference Tables Rletech.com Figures F3400/F1000 Accessories Wiring Tables Rletech.com System Overview Product DescriptionFront Panel Indicators and Controls System Status LEDTerminal Block Designations System Overview Terminal Block Designations Rear Panel Indicators SW1 Switch SettingsInstallation Getting StartedCommunication Set the F3400/F1000’s IP AddressObtain the Ethernet Address Set the F3400/F1000’s IP Address using a Web Browser Troubleshooting the ARP/PING CommandsSet the F3400/F1000’s IP Address Using an EIA232 Connection Set the F3400/F1000s IP Address using a Telnet ConnectionF3400/F1000 Wiring Power Supply and Ground Connections2 EIA232 COM1 Connection 3 RJ11 Phone Line Connection4 RJ45 Ethernet Connection F3400/F1000 Ethernet Connection to a PC on a SubnetF3400/F1000 Relay Output Wiring Examples Relay K1 and K2 ConnectionF3400/F1000 Web Interface Overview Main MenuAlarm History Historical DataEvent History Digital Status History Data History Data History Text Downloads Identity Server StatusConfiguration Web LinksConfiguration Menu Configuration MenuInputs Configuration InputsCalculator Link Configuration Menu Example Relays Configuration RelaysSchedules Configuration Menu SchedulesAlarm Management Modem Configuration ModemConfigure Phone Numbers Phone Number ConfigurationConfiguration Menu Configuring Web Links Egg/Nest Falcon LinksSNMP/SYSLOG 13 Modbus Interface Configuration Modbus InterfaceLD Unit Modbus Slave Configuration 14 LD Unit Modbus Slave ConfigurationModbus Register Data Log Modbus Packet LogReset Modbus Port Series Modbus Slave Register Map17 BACnet Configuration BACnet18 Server Ping Configuration Server Ping19 System Configuration SystemClock Internet ProtocolUser Administration Web Access 22 User Administration Configuration23 Email Configuration 24 Network Time Protocol Configuration Network Time ProtocolNetwork Statistics Flash ProgramProduct Registration Configuration Menu 970.484.6510 EIA-232 Interface Unit Start Up Flash Executable CodeInformation regarding the commands in this section Main Configuration Menu SC Configuration Menu Factory MenuIP Configuration Menu TCPIP Configuration Menu Commands Remote Access Remote Access Configuration Modem OptionDisplay Date/Time TI ADC Input Values AD Configuring the F3400/F1000 POINT-TO-POINT ProtocolConfiguring the PC Upgrading Firmware Managing Configuration Data Upgrading F3400/F1000 FirmwareUpgrading F3400/F1000 Firmware via Tftp Client Port =Upgrading Firmware and Managing Configuration Data Saving Configuration Data via Tftp Client Loading/Saving F3400/F1000 Configuration DataSaving Configuration Data via EIA232 COM1 Port X- Modem Loading Configuration Data via Tftp Client Loading Configuration Data via EIA232 COM1 Port X-ModemPage Analog Input 4-20MA Reference Chart Analog 4-20Ma Gain/Offset Conversion FormulaVoltage F3400/F1000 Accessories Wiring Figure B.1 T120D Temperature SensorsFigure B.3 Dwyer Temperature/Humidity Sensors Figure B.6 HD150 & HD150-2 Gas Sensors Configuring the SeaHawk LD5100 as an Analog Input Figure B.11 SeaHawk LDRA6, LD1000, and LD300 Leak DetectionF3400/F1000 Accessories Wiring F3400/F1000 Accessories Wiring 970.484.6510 Alarm ID Reference Tables Analog TablesThermistor Tables Digital Tables Alarm ID Reference Tables 970.484.6510 Technical Specifications F3400HTTP/HTML Front Panel Interface Switches Technical Specifications 970.484.6510