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Using Serial Commands
The $PASHQ,ETH command can be used to check the
settings.
Script example:
$PASHS,ETH,PAR,DHP,0,ADD,10.20.2.28,MSK,255.255.255.0,GTW,
10.20.2.1,DN1,134.20.2.16,DN2,134.20.2.3
$PASHR,ACK*3D
$PASHQ,ETH
$PASHR,ETH,I,ON,02:03:04:85:06:07,DHP=1,ADD=10.20.2.28,MSK=255.
255.255.0,GTW=10.20.2.1,DN1=134.20.2.16,DN2=134.20.2.3*67
3. $PASHS,TCP,PAR : This command is used to define the
Ethernet port (Port I) as a port dedicated to receiving and
parsing $PASHS commands, and also outputting data
(NMEA, RTCM, ATOM, etc.). The port may be activated to
do so either with or without user authentication. The
command is also used to define the IP port number
(default: 8888).
If user authentication is chosen, the login and password
must be provided in the command. Later, when remote
users want to access the receiver, they will need to provide
these two parameters.
Script example (where TCP/IP is activated without
authentication and $PASHQ,TCP is used to check the new
setting):
$PASHS,TCP,PAR,MOD,1
$PASHR,ACK*3D
$PASHQ,TCP
$PASHR,TCP,MOD=1,LGN=,PWD=,ADD=192.34.76.1,
PRT=8888*OC
Connecting the
Ethernet Port
After the Ethernet port has been configured, use the Ethernet
adaptor cable (P/N 702426) and a standard RJ45 cable to
connect the receiver, either to your local network through a
hub or switch, or directly to a modem.
Ask your network administrator to make the receiver visible
from the public network (Internet) according to the choices
made earlier for the TCP/IP connection. Make sure that the
Receiver
Ethernet port
P/N 702426
Standard
RJ45 cable
RJ45
Hub, switch
or Modem
Internet