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LEDR Series I/O Guide
MDS 05-3627A01, Rev. D
NOTE: Firmware versions 2.3.1 and earlier, require that this parameter
be properly configured for correct operation of the link. More recent
firmware versions do not require that this item be manually configured.
However, the
clkmode
command may still be used to determine which
port is being used to drive the timing.
Firmware Version 3.0.0 and Later– The
clkmode
command applies
only to the EIA-530 interface.
coffset
Carrier Offset of Radio Modem
Usage:
coffset
This command displays the Modem Carrier Frequency Offset.
con
Console port
configuration on LEDR front panel
Usage:
con (baud [300|1200|2400|4800|9600|19200|38400|115200]) (parity
[none|even|odd])
This command sets or displays the
CONSOLE
Port’s operating parame-
ters. The
CONSOLE
Port data rate is set or displayed using the
baud
sub-
command. The parity is set or displayed using the
parity
subcommand.
The default setting is 9600 bps, no parity, 8 data bits and 1 stop bit.
config
Configuration
Usage:
config [get|send|getall] [filename|console] [hostIP]
This command is used to get or send a radio configuration file.
The radio stores its configuration data in a file that you can download
using the
config send
command. The output can be directed to a file or to
the NMS window, either in a Telnet session or a serial NMS session.
The
config send
command allows sending the configuration file over the
Ethernet management channel and storing it on a PC running a TFTP
server.
Subcommands:
send
—Upload entire radio configuration file to host (includes all
radio-specific data)
get
—Download radio configuration file from host (DOES NOT
download radio-specific data)
getall
—Download entire radio configuration file from host
(including all radio-specific data)
Radio-specific data includes IP address, network settings, frequencies,
target power thresholds, calibration data, and IP routing table.
Command Example:
config send config.txt 192.168.1.14
