Troubleshooting
Problem/Message | Reason |
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No LEDs are lit. | The unit or its power supply is |
| Change power supplies. |
| damaged. |
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The UDS/CoBox will not power | Various |
| Consult the LEDs section in the |
up properly, and the LEDs are |
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| Introduction chapter or the Quick |
flashing. |
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| Start for the LED flashing |
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| sequence patterns. Call Lantronix |
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| Technical Support if the blinking |
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| pattern indicates a critical error. |
The UDS/CoBox is not | The most likely reason is the |
| The serial settings for the serial |
communicating with the serial | wrong serial settings were |
| device and the UDS/CoBox must |
device it is attached to. | chosen. |
| match. The default serial settings |
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| for the UDS/CoBox are RS232, |
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| 9600 Baud, 8 Character Bits, No |
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| Parity, 1 Stop Bit, No Flow |
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| Control. |
When you try to enter the setup | The issue will most likely be |
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mode on the UDS/CoBox via | something covered in the |
| problem above. Confirm that |
the serial port, you get no | previous problem, or possibly |
| Caps Lock is not on. |
response. | you have Caps Lock on. |
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You can ping the UDS/CoBox, | There may be an IP address |
| Turn the UDS/CoBox off and then |
but not Telnet to the | conflict on your network |
| issue the following commands at |
UDS/CoBox on port 9999. |
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| the DOS prompt of your |
| You are not Telneting to port |
| computer: ARP |
| 9999. |
| (X.X.X.X is the IP of the |
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| UDS/CoBox) |
| The Telnet configuration port |
| PING X.X.X.X (X.X.X.X is the IP |
| (9999) is disabled within the |
| of the UDS/CoBox). |
| UDS/CoBox security settings. |
| If you get a response, then there |
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| is a duplicate IP address on the |
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| network (the LEDs on the |
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| UDS/CoBox should flash a |
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| sequence that tells you this). If |
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| you do not get a response, use |
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| the serial port to verify that Telnet |
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| is not disabled. |
With Device Installer you get | You have chosen the incorrect |
| Try upgrading the firmware again, |
the “Wrong Password” error | setting for the Existing |
| but make sure to use the correct |
when you try to upgrade the | Firmware field. |
| setting in the field of Existing |
firmware. |
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| Firmware field. |