Softload
| The password, stored in nonvolatile memory, consists of zero |
| to eight alphanumeric digits. Leading zeros are significant. The |
| password may also be disabled, preventing any softload |
| operations except inquiries. |
| By default, the softload password is set to null. It is |
| recommended that the softload password be changed when |
| initially configuring the unit in order to prevent accidental or |
| unauthorized softload attempts. The softload password |
| commands are listed in Table |
| Table |
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Command | Operation |
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%P1? | Display softload password. |
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%P1 = x | Set softload password to x, where x is |
| digits. |
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%P1 = D | Disable the softload function. |
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Request Softload Product Version Information: $Q
The $Q command returns the product code, the version number of the active software, and the version number of the alternate software. It can provide a positive verification of the success of a softload operation, and indicates which software set is currently active.
A typical response to the $Q command might be:
PRODUCT NUMBER: 4563672
ACTIVE SOFTWARE: 1D
ALTERNATE SOFTWARE: 1B
If the alternate software set contained any software versions that were invalid, the word INVALID would appear instead of a version code. A software set that is invalid cannot become the active software set.
If the $Q command returns the ERROR message, the TA does not support the optional softload feature.
Note: Before initiating softload, configure both the local DTE host computer and the local TA for a hardware
UTA220/UTA220k |