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6.1.7
Module Settings (MODULE)
The
module
command provides the ability to configure and display specific module settings. The serial
interface baud rate, chassis name, module identifier, and enable/disable hardware DIP-switches can be
configured using the
module
command.
To configure the module setting, use the
module
command from the CLI prompt. A list of options is
displayed when the
module -h
command is entered.
> module -h
Description:
module - module global configuration
Syntax:
module [-h]
module -s [all|led|env|mfg|mod]
module [-bau baudRate] [-id modId]
[-nm chassisName] [-prmpt pName] [-dis|-ena dipsw]
module -dall
Switches:
-bau serial port baudrate, [baudRate]: {1..9}, dflt 8
1 = 300bps, 2 = 1200bps, 3 = 2400bps, 4 = 4800bps, 5 = 9600bps,
6 = 19200bps, 7 = 38400bps, 8 = 57600bps, 9 = 115200bps
-dall restore factory defaults
-dis disable function: {dipsw}
-ena enable function: {dipsw}
[dipsw] DIP switch, dflt enable
-h display help information
-id module identification, [modId]: 1-255 ASCII characters
-nm chassis name, [chassisName]: 1-255 ASCII characters
-prmpt prompt string, [pName]: 0 to 32 ASCII characters
-s show current configuration: {all|led|env|mfg|mod}
>
The options available using the
module
command are shown below.
The
-bau
switch configures the baud rate of the serial interface. The default rate is 57,600bps.
The
-dall
switch restores the factory defaults of all switch setting.
The
-dis
switch disables the hardware DIP-switches and allows CLI commands to override the functions.
The
-ena
switch enables the hardware DIP-switches and prevent the CLI commands from overriding the
functions.
The
-h
switch displays the help screen presented above. It is static and provides help information for the
specific command.
The
-id
switch configures the switch identifier. The switch identifier can be any 1-255 alphanumeric
character string.
The
-nm
switch configures the chassis name. The chassis name can be any 1-255 alphanumeric character
string.
The
-prmpt
switch configures the name associated with the switch prompt.
The
-s
switch displays the switch global configuration. Specific parameter can be displayed using the
all,
led, env, mfg
or
mod
command.
all
displays all the information on the switch.
led
displays the status of the LEDs on the switch.
