Connect Tech Blue Heat/Net Sync User Manual

mac=

This displays the MAC address of the unit. (The default is 00:0C:8B:SS:SS:SS, where SS:SS:SS is the hex value of the serial number of the unit). Note: The MAC address cannot be changed, it can only be displayed.

dhcp=

This enables or disables DHCP support.

yes enables

no disables (default)

NOTES:

All IP addresses are entered in common IP address notation: ddd.ddd.ddd.ddd where ddd is a decimal number from 0 to 255.

IP address “my_ip, server_ip, gateway_ip and dns_ip” can be entered right justified, meaning that the address entered will be applied to the specified address starting from the least significant digit, masked by the subnet mask. For example:

If the subnet mask is set to 255.255.255.0, and the following command is entered:

net net=12.23.34.00 mip=45 sip=56 gip=67 dns_ip=89 The following IP addresses result:

the Blue Heat/Net Sync unit will be

 

 

12.23.34.45

 

the Server will be

12.23.34.56

the Gateway will be

12.23.34.67

and the DNS IP will be

12.23.34.89

save

 

 

Syntax:

save

 

Description:

This command saves the setting changes into the CDS in the non-volatile (flash)

 

memory.

 

Options:

(none)

 

update

 

 

Syntax:

update <-os -loader -jffs> [server_ip= sip=] [file=]

Description:

Download and store (in flash memory) a new uClinux Operating System image

 

or a new Loader/SCM image. The download is conducted by a TFTP download

 

from a Server. After download the image file is checked as being a valid gzip

 

file (file is decompressed to validate its contents), and then the file is stored in

 

flash memory. The OS file is stored in flash in its compressed form, but the

 

Loader is stored uncompressed.

 

Options:

-os -loader -jffs

 

 

Use -osto update the uClinux OS.

 

 

Use –loaderto update the loader/SCM.

 

Use –jffsto update the JFFS system (Journaling Flash File System).

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