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Western Telematic CMS-16 manual The Network Status Screen /SN

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●Port: The Port Number. Note that if this column contains a plus sign (+), this indicates that the port will be allowed to access the Supervisor Mode if the appropriate Supervisor Password is entered at login.

●Name: The user-defined name for each port.

●Status: The connect status for each port. When the port is connected, this column will list the number of the other port that is connected to this port. Note that if this column contains an asterisk, this indicates that the port has accessed the Command Mode.

●Baud: The baud rate selected for each port.

●COM: The Data Bits, Parity, and Stop Bits selected for each port. For example, "8N1" indicates Eight data bits, No parity, and One stop bit.

●HS: The handshaking (flow control) mode for each port.

●Mode: The user-selected Port Mode. This column will read Any (Any-to-Any), Modem, Passive, or Buffer, depending on the configuration selected for each port.

●BUF: Lists the amount of data (in bytes) currently stored in the buffer for this port.

●CTS: The High/Low status of the CTS line at the RS232 interface.

6.3. The Network Status Screen (/SN)

This screen lists general parameters for the Network Port. To display the Network Status Screen (Figure 6.3), type /SN and press [Enter].

Note that the Network Status Screen is only available in Supervisor Mode. When the user has logged on with a Port Password, the /SN command will return an "invalid" message.

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Western Telematic CMS-16 manual The Network Status Screen /SN

Contents

CMS-16 Console Management SwitchUsers Guide WTI Part No Rev. BNameplate Power Warning No Serviceable Parts Inside Authorized Service Personnel OnlyBattery Replacement Rack Mount InstallationDisconnect Power Table of Contents3.2. Apply Power to the CMS 3.3. System SetUp Ports 3.4. Connecting your PC to the CMS4.2.1. Default Baud Rate Sw1, Sw2, Sw3 4.1.2. DC Powered Units 4.2. Configure Option Switches4.2.2. Default Handshake Sw4, Sw5 4.2.3. Default Response Message Format Sw67.2. Passive Mode 7.3. Buffer Mode 7.1.1.2. Disconnecting Ports 7.1.2. Defining Hunt Groups7.3.1. Reading Data from Buffer Mode Ports 7.3.2. Port Buffers 7.4. Modem Mode 8. Saving and Restoring Configuration Parameters6.2. The Port Diagnostics Screen Defaults Shown 6.1. The Port Status Screen Supervisor Mode, Defaults ShownLimited Command Access Configuration Backup2.1. Front Panel 2. Unit DescriptionTypographic Conventions COURIER FONT2.2. Back Panel 2. Power Cable Receptacle 3. Power Switch3. Getting Started Using Other Parameters for this Overview Optional3.1. Communication Parameters 3.3. System SetUp Ports 3.2. Apply Power to the CMS3.4. Connecting your PC to the CMS 3.5. Communicating with the CMS Unit2. Press Enter to access the CMS Command Mode Figure 3.1 The Supervisor Level Help Screen Figure 3.2 The Port Status Screen Defaults Shown4.1. Connecting Power to the CMS Unit 4. Hardware Installation4.1.1. AC Powered Units 4.2. Configure Option Switches4.1.2. DC Powered Units 4.2.2. Default Handshake Sw4, Sw5 4.2.1. Default Baud Rate Sw1, Sw2, Sw34.2.3. Default Response Message Format Sw6 4.3. Initialize Unit to Default Settings4.2.4. Default Command Echo Sw7 4.5. Application Example 4.4. Connecting Devices to the CMSFigure 4.2 CMS Application Example Not to Scale 5.1. Access to the CMS Command Mode 5. Configuration$ telnet 192.1.1.1 Enter 5.2. System SetUp Ports5.3.1. The Supervisor Password 5.3. Password Functions5.3.2. The Port Passwords 5.4. Defining the Site ID and Supervisor Password5.5.1. Configuration Conventions 5.5. Port Configuration5.5.2. Port Modes 5.5.3. RS232 Port Configuration MenusTo select port parameters, proceed as follows 5. Stop Bits Default = Figure 5.2 Port Configuration Menu Modem Mode AT&C1$D2S0=15.5.4. Network Port Configuration Menu Figure 5.3 Network Parameters Menu Supervisor Mode Only = On Figure 5.4 IP Security Menu 5.5.5. Implementing IP SecurityExample 2 Allow access only by addresses that begin with Example 1 Deny access to all hosts except Security Mask #1Mask #1 Action Deny Security Mask #2 Mask #2 Action Permit Security Mask #1 Mask #1 Action Deny Security Mask #25.6. Copying Parameters to All Ports 5.7. Save User Selected Parameters 6. The Status Screens6.1. The Port Status Screen /S Name The user-defined name for each port 6.2. The Port Diagnostics Screen /SD 6.3. The Network Status Screen /SN Figure 6.3 The Network Status Screen Defaults Shown 6.4. The Port Parameters Screens /WWP xx Enter 7. Operation 7.1. Any-to-Any Mode7.1.1. Port Connection and Disconnection 2. Invoke the /C command to connect the desired ports D 3 Enter D 3 4 EnterD 4 Enter Hunt Group Example 7.1.2. Defining Hunt Groups7.3. Buffer Mode 7.2. Passive ModeHunt Group Example C xx Enter 7.3.1. Reading Data from Buffer Mode PortsE xx Enter 7.3.2. Port Buffers 7.4. Modem Mode8.1. Sending Parameters to a File 8. Saving and Restoring Configuration Parameters8.2. Restoring Saved Parameters 9. Upgrading CMS Firmware 10.1. Command Conventions 10. Command Reference Guide10.2. Command Response Command Availability 10.3. Command SummaryCommand Syntax Terse Verbose1 Supervisor Mode displays parameters for all ports Enter Enter Command Mode 10.4. Command SetEnter+++Enter Resident Disconnect Sequence Format EnterxxxEnterCP Copy RS232 Port Parameters Format /C x x EnterFormat /CP Enter D Third Party DisconnectD/Y 2 Enter or /D/Y 3 Enter Format /D/Y x x EnterE Erase Buffer Format /E/Y x x EnterFormat /F Enter I Default and TestH Help Format /H EnterN Set Network Port Parameters Format /J EnterFormat /N Enter P Set RS232 Port ParametersT Reset Network Port SD Display Port DiagnosticsFormat /SD Enter SN Display Network StatusX Exit Command Mode UF Upgrade FirmwareFormat /UF Enter W Display Port Parameters WhoAppendix A. RS232 Port Interface Appendix B. SpecificationsFormat /X Enter Power Appendix C. Customer ServiceStop Bits 1 or Trademarks Used in this Manual Trademark and Copyright Information