JVC TDR6 installation and operation guide ControlEIA-232 used to configure the remote port, Mac

Command	Description	Parameters / Response Values
Control>EIA-232: used to configure the remote port
Baud	Sets the baud rate for the remote port	1200, 2400, 4800, 9600, 19200, 38400
Data Bits	Sets the number of data bits for the remote port	7, 8
Parity	Sets the parity for the remote port	None, Even, Odd
Stop Bits	Sets the number of stop bits for the remote port	1, 2
Soft Flow	Sets the software control for the data flow to on or off	■ On: if data flow is software controlled
		■ Off: if data flow is not software controlled
Hard Flow	Sets the hardware control for the data flow to on or off	■ On: If data flow is hardware controlled
		■ Off: If data flow is not hardware controlled

Control>Network: enables you to set the network parameters when the TDR6 is to be monitored and controlled through a network

Address	Sets the Internet Protocol address of the TDR6	User defined in the format: xxx:xxx:xxx:xxx where
		xxx is a decimal number from 0 to 999
		Example: 192:200:9:201
Mask	Query-only; displays the IP mask	text string
	This parameter can be set using a remote terminal and the	default: 225.225.0.0
	appropriate remote command.
Gateway	Query-only; displays the IP router address	text string
	This parameter can be set using a remote terminal and the	default: 0.0.0.0
	appropriate remote command.
MAC	Query-only; displays the ethernet hardware address of the TDR6	Format: xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx where xx is a
		hexadecimal number from 0 to f.
		Example: 00:e0:74:00:02:cb
Control>Clock: used to set the date and time
Date	Sets the date.	mm.dd.yyyy where:
	If the date is entered incorrectly, or an out-of-range value is	■ mm = the month as a value between 1 and 12
	entered, the TDR6 will display and continue to use the previously	■ dd = the day as a value between 1 and 31
	set date.	■ yyyy = the year representing all four digits of
		the current year
		Default: 00.00.0000
Time	Sets the time.	hh.mm.ss where:
		■ hh = hours, in 24-hour format, as a value
		between 0 and 23, (where 0 is midnight and 23
		is 11 PM)
		■ mm = minutes; value between 0 to 59
		■ ss = seconds; value between 0 to 59
Control>Reset: used to reset the TDR6 to the last-saved configuration set
Press Enter to Reset	When a reset if performed, the following actions occur:	Returns to the main menu after reset
	■ The last configuration that was set is restored, regardless of
	whether you saved this configuration using the User/Save
	options under the Stored Configuration menu.
	■ All programmable logic and firmware are reloaded.
	■ The unit is restarted.
	■ The fault history log is cleared.
	Additional Information: As an aid to troubleshooting, the fault
	history log should be reviewed and recorded before resetting or
	turning the TDR6 power off.
Version Menu: displays the version of firmware currently in use on the TDR6
Firmware	Query-only; displays the version of firmware currently in use on	Displays the firmware version label
	the TDR6

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