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Multiports power-up in the verbose or menu-driven mode. Only in the menu-driven mode can changes be saved permanently in non-volatile memory. Non-verbose mode allows the host device to configure the multiport be sending an ASCII character string which may be preferable in some instances. This mode applies only to configuration and does not affect operations. The non-verbose mode is basically the same as the verbose mode, except that no menus are sent from the multiport. Also, changes made in the non-verbose mode are not saved in non-volatile memory and will be lost upon power-down, whereupon the power-up default configuration will again be in effect.
The non-verbose mode is selected by sending to the host port of the multiport the control character (factory default is Control-T) followed by ASCII capital I.
You may now reconfigure by selecting numbers from these menus:
A. MAIN MENU | |
Set Serial Port Configuration | 2 |
Set Message Terminate Character | 3 |
Set Data Block Length | 4 |
Set Control Character | 5 |
Set Mode of Operation | 6 |
Exit | X |
B. SET SERIAL PORT CONFIGURATION MENU
Enter port number and Carriage Return.
Exit/Save | 1 |
Set baud rate | 2 |
Set word size | 3 |
Set stop bits | 4 |
Set parity | 5 |
Set Xon/Xoff | 6 |
a) SET BAUD RATE MENU | |
110 | 1 |
135 | 2 |
300 | 3 |
600 | 4 |
1200 | 5 |
2400 | 6 |
4800 | 7 |
9600 | 8 |