Silex technology SX-560 specs

Appendix E Using the Silex Virtual Link USB Software

The SX-560 can be used to connect USB V1.1 (12Mbps) devices transparently over the network from any PC or Macintosh computer. To take advantage of this capability, you will need to do the following:

•Download the SVL USB firmware into the SX-560.

•Install the Silex SX-Virtual Link software on your PC or Macintosh

Important: This version of the SVL USB firmware does not support isochronous USB devices, iPhone or iPod Touch players, or USB devices that do not have a valid USB ID.

The installation steps are described in detail below.

1.Download the Silex SVL USB firmware on to your PC. This firmware is contained in the file svlupd.bin, which is available on SX-560 web page in the Products & Services section of the Silex America website (www.silexamerica.com).

2.Use either TFTP or the Update IP utility as described in Appendix D to download this firmware from your PC into the SX-560 (the SX-560 will automatically load the firmware into the appropriate location within the SX-560 Linux file system).

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3.Install the SX-Virtual Link software on your PC or Macintosh. This software can be downloaded from the SX Virtual Link download page on the Silex America website (http://www.silexamerica.com/sx-virtual-link.html). The SX-Virtual Link setup software will guide your through the installation process.

4.If you are using the SX-560-6900 evaluation daughtercard, you MUST remove the shunts from jumpers JP4 and JP5 (these jumpers activate the USB-to-Ethernet interface on the daughtercard). You cannot use the Ethernet interface on the SX-560-6900 if you are using the SX-560 USB port.

5.After you start the SX-Virtual Link software on your PC or Macintosh, you will see the SX-560 in the list of USB device servers. Click on the triangle next to the SX-560 name to see the attached USB device.

6.Click the Connect button to connect to the USB device. You can now use the device as if it were directly connected to your computer.

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Contents

SX-560 Embedded Intelligent Module Trademarks Contents 101 Figures Silex Part Number Contents About This Reference Guide Safety PrecautionsEmissions Disclaimer Silex SX-560 top and bottom view Introduction Silex Part Number Introduction Installing SX-560 Module in Evaluation Daughtercard Chapter Installing the Evaluation Daughtercard Silex Part Number Installing the Evaluation Daughtercard Verify Development Kit Contents SX-560 Module Inserted in Daughtercard Installing the SX-560 Module Function State Status Monitoring Module StatusOEM Interface Status Monitors OEM Interface Signal Descriptions Pin Type Electrical Characteristics DTR DCDRXD TXD CTS DB-9 RS-232 Signal TypeLogical Serial Port 1 Signal Descriptions Pin Input/Output RTS GPIO6 DCD0 GPIO3 TspicsGPIO4 DTR0 GPIO5 DSR0 26-Pin I/O Header Signal Selectable LED and Gpio Descriptions USB Host Port and Ethernet Port UART0TXD, UART0RTS UART1TXD, UART1RTS UART2TXD LCD Interface Silex Part Number Installing the Evaluation Daughtercard Wireless Configuration Settings Chapter Configuring the SX-560Basic Configuration Requirements TCP/IP Settings Configuration Methods Initial Wireless Setup Configuring the SX-560 Silex Part Number Silex Configuring the SX-560 Silex Part Number Silex Using the SX-560 Configuring the SX-560 Silex Part Number Using a Web Browser to Configure the SX-560 Configuring the SX-560 Silex Part Number Using the Internal Command Console to Configure the SX-560 AD-HOC Init Exit Space Linux Programmability Chapter Using the SX-560 with Your ApplicationCustomizing the SX-560 User Interface Init Power ConfigurationSET Default Serial Port Emulator Telnet ipaddress portnumber Raw TCP connection RFC 2217 Remote Modem Control Support ECable Mode Console Mode Switching Print Server ModeSET Port S1 Constr ++++ Snmp Traps, Email Alerts, and Gpio Status AT CommandsSET Port S1 Filter AT Interfacing the SX-560 to the OEM Device SX-560 Evaluation Daughtercard Schematics SX-560 Evaluation Daughtercard Schematics CPIO2, GPIO3 ResetiSpics TXD1 Spiclk CTS1 Ground Iicsdc TXD2 Iicsda RXD2 USB SX-560 Power RequirementsSignal Pin Type Description USB+ Antenna Connectors Installing the SX-560 Retaining Bracket Optional Antenna Connector Types Parameter Description Drive High/Low Description Regulatory Approval RequirementsGeneral Purpose I/O Interface Gpio Interface Pin CTS/RTS Chapter Advanced ConfigurationFactory Default Settings Factory Default Settings Parameter Description Parameter Description Settings Default Setting Modifying TCP/IP Settings Change Password Window Parameter Setting DNS TCP/IP Configuration Settings Parameter Snmp Commands Configuring SnmpCommand Description Snmp Configuration Configuring the General Purpose I/O Gpio Lines Show Gpio DIR Gpio General Commands Description Show Gpio Special SET Gpio Special EN DIS Show Gpio Specm DIS Gpio Trigger Commands Description Show Gpio Trigm Trig # Email String Your email text msg here Gpio #2 is Gpio Transmit Commands DescriptionGpio Data Commands Trig # Email String Gpio #1 is Gpio #2 is Show Gpio Data SET Gpio Port Gpio TCP Monitor CommandsSET Gpio MON EN DIS Show Gpio MON GPIO=00abLF 5 4 3 2 1 Index # Xmit String Trigger string was seen Port Monitor Alert Commands DescriptionIndex # Monitor String Index # Xmit String Xmit string Using AT Modem Commands Setting up Email Alerts and Snmp Traps AT Commands Parameter Description Standard AT Commands Supported Extended AT Commands Parameter Description Parameter Command DescriptionAT#Cset nw ssid silex#Csave Response Codes Using ExtendView for Bulk ConfigurationResponse Codes Numeric Code Description Silex Chapter Product Specifications Port Destination Device TCP Port ConnectionsSdio TCP Port Connections Ttls Leap Peap TLS Fast Appendix a Advanced Security ConfigurationPSK EAP WEP Key Value Encryption ModeWireless Authentication Type Key Selection Private Key TLS Wireless Security Only PasswordAuthentication Protocol Authentication Certificate Silex Part Number Advanced Security Configuration Wireless and Network Security Commands Appendix B Console CommandsNetwork Commands TLS Fast WPA-PSK SET NW RTS SET NW PW SET NW ID SET NW Inap PAPMSCHAPV2 SET NW Wpagroup Enable DisableSET NW Realm SET NW Reset Port CommandsPort Commands Description SET Port S1 Size 7 Server Information CommandsServer Information Commands Description CL Port S1 JOB SH Serial Serial server Firmware Ver .19 Boot Ver 16Mbit FlashSerial number is Service Commands Description Service Commands SET Servi service name NAme Newname SET Servi service name FRMSET Servi service name FRS SET Servi service name IP ENable DIsable Snmp Commands Description Snmp CommandsSET Snmp Getcomm POSTSCRIPT\0A String CommandsString Commands Enter LANGUAGE= TCP/IP Commands TCP/IP Commands Auto Dhcp Static SET IP FTPSET IP Http SET IP LPD SET IP Tftp SET IP TELnet ENable DIsableSET IP Timeout SET IP TCP Bit# Hex Value Trigger Condition SH IPAuto XxxxxxS1A 9100 XxxxxxS1B 3001 SH Power Power Configuration CommandsPower Configuration SET Power power-level Save Miscellaneous CommandsHelp Commands Miscellaneous Commands Appendix C Engineering Drawings Antenna Cable Drawings and Specifications Electrical Performance Parameter Value Antenna Drawings and Specifications Vswr Electrical Specifications Parameter Value Silex Part Number Engineering Drawings Tftp -iipaddress put filename access Appendix D Firmware Update Procedures Silex Part Number Firmware Update Procedures Appendix E Using the Silex Virtual Link USB Software Silex Part Number SVL USB Firmware Appendix F GNU/Linux Open Source and Programming Silex Part Number GNU/Linux Programming Silex Technology Beijing, Inc Appendix G Silex Contact InformationSilex Technology America, Inc Silex Technology Europe GmbH Silex Part Number Silex Contact Information Part Number 140-00192-100 Revision C-2 Silex Technology America, Inc