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Parameter
Description Values
A) TFTP Host
Address IP address of the host computer from which
to get the file. Any valid IP address;
127.0.0.1
B) Firmware
Filename Name of file to be received from the TFTP server.
Verify that this string corresponds to the TFTP
directory location. May require a sub-directory; for
example: firmware/sln-3_2_4.mpk. Any 40-char
alphanumeric string;
blank; firmware.mpk
C) TFTP Timeout Time in seconds the TFTP server waits for a packet
ACK (acknowledgment) from the unit before
suspending the file transfer. 10-120; 30
D) Retrieve File Initiate the file transfer from the TFTP server. The
received image is placed into the inactive firmware
position in the transceiver non-volatile memory. y, n
E) Image Verify Initiate integrity verification of the firmware file held
in the unit.
1, 2
F) Image Copy Copying the active firmware into the inactive image.
y, n
G) Reboot Device Restart the unit. Use this command to toggle
between firmware images.
1, 2
Current Firmware Shows the current firmware revision level. 0.0.0
4.3.8.2 Configuration Scripts Menu
If you plan to have more than a few transceivers in your network, you may want to use the
Configuration Script feature to configure similar radios from a common set of parameters. Over 50
customer settings that optimize the network are saved in a configuration file (text file). However, only a
few essential parameters need to be reviewed and altered to use the file with another transceiver.
A configuration file makes it easy to apply your unique settings to any transceiver(s) you wish.
Configuration files also provide you with a tool to restore parameters to a known working set, in the
event that a parameter is improperly set and performance is affected.