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LiQuilaz II E and S Operations Manual
Appendix G Serial Setup Command List
“dat(a)”
Toggle data dump for diagnostic purposes.
Unit responds with “Data mode is turned on” if was off or “Data
mode is turned off” if was on. The data dump feature will always be
off after reboot. The count data presented is cumulative. The data
includes Laser Status (LS), Interval (IN), DC Light (DC), Flow Rate
(FL), Volume (VL) and (NC) channels (1-16) and then the particle
counts.
“default”
Quick setup of TCP/IP defaults.
These settings will be saved after the “write” command is issued.
The unit will “default” to the following settings, where the
xxx.yyy.zzz values come from the last 3 octets of the MAC address:
IP Address:10.xxx.yyy.zzz
Gateway:10.255.0.60
Net Mask:255.0.0.0
Multicast:224.100.100.1
Note:
These settings are especially useful at PMS. The default
gateway address is the address of the sensor router at the plant
and the IP is guaranteed to be unique by virtue of the MAC address.
“nvsram”
Display contents of all non-volatile storage.
“reset” or “reboot”
Complete firmware reboot of unit.
“set gat(e)
aaa.bbb.ccc.ddd”
Range Limits
0 – 255
Set Ethernet gateway address.
The values ddd represent decimal entries for each address octet.
Do not use leading zeros. This setting will be saved after the “write”
command is issued.
“set ip aaa.bbb.ccc.ddd”
Range Limits
0 – 255
Set Ethernet IP (Internet Protocol) address.
The values aaa.bbb.ccc.ddd represent decimal entries for each
address octet. Do not use leading zeros. This setting will be saved
after the “write” command is issued.
“set led n”
Set the operation of the Status LED.
If “n” is 1 then LED is in host run mode, otherwise LED is run
internally when not connected. If in host run mode, the LED will
flash green if not connected. This setting will be saved after the
“write” command is issued. Note that the status LED is always
under external control when the unit is connected via the PMS or
Modbus operational mode.
“set mas(k)
aaa.bbb.ccc.ddd”
Range Limits
0 – 255
Set Ethernet Net mask.
The values aaa.bbb.ccc.ddd represent decimal entries applied to
each IP address octet. Do not use leading zeros. The net mask is
used by the TCP/IP stack to filter access to addressable sub-nets.
Normally an entered octet is either 255 (must match exactly) or 0
(does not need to match at all). This setting will be saved after the
“write” command is issued.
Table
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Serial setup command list (Continued)
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