Accessing the CD from a Unix System

Insert CD in system CD drive

UNIX Software &

Documentation

Determine your CD device

Common names for CD-ROM devices:

NAME	EXAMPLE
/dev/cdrom	/dev/cdrom
/dev/cdrom/cdromn	/dev/cdrom/cdrom1
/dev/cdn	/dev/cd0
/dev/dsk/cktmdn	/dev/c1t2d0

To list descriptions of devices: AIX: lscfg

HPUX: - Make sure you have administrator privileges and your PATH includes /usr/sbin

ioscan -funC disk

Solaris: Most Solaris systems use an auto-mounter.

See the man page on vold: man vold

If your system auto mounts the CD, skip to step 5. Auto Mount programs may use the volume information to define a mount point. If the CD volume label is "Digi" then the mount point may be /cdrom/digi

Identify the mount-directory.

Some common pre-existing mount points:

/mnt/cdrom /cdrom

Or create your own:

mkdir /mnt/mycdrom

HPUX - Check to see if pfs is running ps -ef grep pfs

If not, start the daemons:

pfs_mountd&; pfsd&

Mount the CD by entering one of the commands from the following table:

	Operating	Command
	System
	AIX	mount -r-v cdrfs device mount-directory
	*HPUX	do not use mount, it will not operate correctly
	*HPUX	pfs_mount device mount-directory
		See man pages for pfs and pfs_mount for more
		information.
	Linux	mount device mount-directory
	SCO	mount -r-F cdfs device mount-directory
	UnixWare
	SCO	mount -r-f ISO9660 device mount-directory
	OpenServer
	Solaris	mount -F hsfs device mount-directory
	(Intel &	Most systems use an auto-mounter. See the man page
	SPARC)	on vold: man vold

device is the path to the device file assigned to the cdrom drive, mount-directoryis the directory where the Digi CD is mounted

*HPUX When finished, leave the CD directory and pfs_umount

pfs_umount mount-directory

(If you inadvertenly use umount instead of pfs_umount, kill the pfs daemons to remove the CD-ROM.)

Navigate to mounted CD directory, enter: ./setup

If you see DISPLAY permission errors when running the

CD, you may want to verify your DISPLAY variable is set.

To set the DISPLAY variable:

DISPLAY=localhost:0.0; export DISPLAY

AND/OR

xhost +localhost

Pinouts

Pin 1

PortServer TS 8/16

ONLY

RJ-45	EIA-232	EIA-422/485	EIA-485	Optional 8-pin
Pin		Full-Duplex	Half-Duplex	EIA-422 (Alt-4 Wire)

RI	TXD-	TXD-
DSR	RxD-	RxD-	RxD- (B)
RTS	RTS+	n/a	TxD+ (A)
GND	GND	GND	CGND
TxD	TxD+	TxD+	no connection
RxD	RxD+	RxD+	RxD+ (A)
SG	SG	SG	SGND
CTS	CTS+	n/a	no connection
DTR	RTS-	n/a	TxD- (B)
DCD	CTS-	n/a

Need help with cabling?			Digi TS EIA-232 Cable Adapter Reference
	Part number	Adapter		Application

	76000697	Digi TS DB-9F		Bay Accelar, Nortel and other DB-9 DTE devices
Cabling your serial devices to a		Console Adapter (4-pack)
Cabling your serial devices to a	76000698	Digi TS DB-25M		Sun Sparc, Sun Ultra, terminals, printers and other
Digi Product is now simpler than ever	76000698	Digi TS DB-25M		Sun Sparc, Sun Ultra, terminals, printers and other
Digi Product is now simpler than ever		Console Adapter (4-pack)		DTE devices with DB-25 Female ports
with a Digi Cable Adapter. While many		Console Adapter (4-pack)		DTE devices with DB-25 Female ports
with a Digi Cable Adapter. While many	76000699	Digi TS DB-25F		Cisco, IBM and other DTE devices with
custom cabling solutions can leave you	76000699	Digi TS DB-25F		Cisco, IBM and other DTE devices with
with a cable that is either too long or too		Console Adapter (4-pack)		DB-25 Male ports
short for your application, the	76000700	Digi TS DB-25M		Modems and other DCE devices with
Digi Cable Adapters are used with		Modem Adapter (4-pack)		DB-25 Female Ports
commercially available CAT 5 cable of	76000701	Digi TS DB-9M		Modems and other DCE devices with
any length. Simply plug standard CAT 5		Modem Adapter (4-pack)		DB-9 Female Ports
cable into your Digi Product, connect a
cable into your Digi Product, connect a	76000692	Digi TS DB-25M		For use with Printers. This adapter differs
Cable Adapter to the other end and plug	76000692	Digi TS DB-25M		For use with Printers. This adapter differs
Cable Adapter to the other end and plug		Printer Adapter (4-pack)		from a Console Adapter in that it utilizes the
the adapter into your device. Whether		Printer Adapter (4-pack)		from a Console Adapter in that it utilizes the
the adapter into your device. Whether				DTR signal (instead of RTS) for hardware flow control
you need a crossover or straight-through				DTR signal (instead of RTS) for hardware flow control
you need a crossover or straight-through
connection, or require a DB-9 or	76000631	Digi TS to		For use with Cisco and Sun RJ-45 Console ports.
DB-25 connector, there is a		Sun Netra / Cisco Cable		Also available in 8-pack and 16-pack quantities.
Digi Cable Adapter solution.		(single pack)
Digi Cable Adapter solution.
For additional cabling information, see the
For additional cabling information, see the	63000042-01	RJ-45 to RJ-45		Can be used as a networking cable or combined with
Cabling guide under Documentation on	63000042-01	RJ-45 to RJ-45		Can be used as a networking cable or combined with
Cabling guide under Documentation on		Straight Through		one of the adapters as a serial cable.
your CD. If you prefer to order cables,		Ethernet Cable

see our website at http://support.digi.com

	and select Cabling.	All RJ-45 cables and connectors are 8-pin. When using these adapters with modems or other applications that require
	and select Cabling.	DCD on pin 1, you must turn on altpin. If altpin is turned off, the hardware signal on pin 1 becomes DSR instead of

		DCD. This alternative can be used if DCD is not required, and DSR is needed instead. Configure the altpin through
		the web interface or the command line. See the User's Guide, MEI chapter or the set flow command in the Command
		Reference on the Digi CD under Documentation for more information about setting the altpin.