If after erasing all parameters in FLASH memory the module goes to reset, default set of parameters (configured
in the program of the device) is duplicated to FLASH memory.
This command is recommended to use only by users with good knowledge of the system or after
consultation with the manufacturer.
Availability of IP-connection between the WB169-RFG module and any computer on the Internet can be checked
by using the ICMP ”ping” function. By entering of
”ping [address]”
command the system sends a control ping
to the specified IP address and displays the result. Example:
GW32-2007#ping 172.16.15.1
PING ip 172.16.15.1 ..
resp. time 131 ms
resp. time 33 ms
resp. time 60 ms
GW32-2007#
The
”sens”
command can be used for displaying of current values of A/D converters measuring power voltage and
processor temperature. This command is intended only for module checking and diagnostics.
GW33H7-0#sens
-- Sensors --
CPU
:
34.6 $^\circ$C
VDA
: 3.342 V
GW33H7-0#
By using of
”gw deb”
command the required level (1, 2 or 3) of debug statements of the ”monitor” subsystem can
be set. This command is intended only for module checking and diagnostics. By using of ”deb” command without
parameter setting of debug-statements of all subsystems can be displayed. Example of setting of debug-statements
to ”1” level and follow-up check of the setting:
GW33H7-0#deb 1
Change mondebug level from 0 to 1
GW33H7-0#deb
Debug level :
monitor - 1
eth - 0
display - 0
gsm - 0
wmbus - 0
GW33H7-0#
The
”ls”, ”rm”, ”mkdir”, ”cat”, ”mount”
and
”unmount”
commands allow manual interventions in the
filesystem of the module. These commands are not needed for normal operation of the module, they can be used in
case of module upgrade (addition of HW / SW components), or when restoring module functionality, for example
after unintentional deletion of the directory with saved configurations by unprofessional operator intervention. The
individual commands have this purpose:
ls [/dir]
dump of assigned directory
rm [/dir/file]
delete of directory or file
mkdir
create a new directory
cat [/dir/file]
browse assigned configuration file
mount
mount external drive
unmount
unmount external drive
Example of listing the contents of a directory and viewing the configuration file (which must always be in the ”/etc”
directory):
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