Chapter 4 Connecting to the ETC II
Using Telnet
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ETC II Network Communicator
2.
Type
open
followed by the ETC II IP address, followed by 5023 as the
ETC II port number, for example:
Microsoft Telnet>open 192.168.0.203 5023
Opening a Telnet Session
When a telnet connection is established, the ETC II Telnet server prints a list
of the available commands as follows:
ETC Telnet Commands.
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h - Displays this text
ver - About ETC version
password - Password setting
ip - TCP/IP settings
port - TCP service port number
COM[Port] [Baud] [Data] - Serial port
settings:
Port = 3/4/5
Baud
=
1200/2400/…/57600/115200
Data = 7E/8N/8E
mbus - Set MODBUS ID range and
ETC MODBUS ID
modem - Modem connection
parameters
XP - eXpertPower client
parameters
time [hh:mm:ss] - Time
date [dd/mm/yy] - Date
log - Prints network log
stat - Prints network statistics
stat ip - Prints current network IP
addresses
stat xp - Prints XP client status
service - Service Menu
datasrv - Data server configuration
run dump - Starts dumping the log to
console
run server - Starts the TCP server
stop dump - Stops dumping the log to
console
stop server - Shuts the TCP server down
reset - Resets the device
rsttmr - Reset timer period
quit - Quit console
You are prompted for the login name and password to login, as in the
following example:
Login Name: *******
Login password: ******
>
If your login was successful, you are not prompted for the password again
until you close your telnet session. Consult your local representative for the
default ETC II login name and password.
After receiving the Telnet prompt “>”, you may enter your commands.
Closing a Telnet Session
To close your Telnet session, close your telnet client application.
