Wilan VIP 110-24, Operator'S Manual

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VIP 110-24 Operator’s Manual (rev E)
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directory
format=short or full
Lists all the files currently stored in flash PROM and RAM, their size, the sectors occupied and
the MD5 checksum (full version). It also indicates which of the files is the default program.
Files stored in flash PROM have the flash/ prefix. Files stored in RAM have the tmp/ prefix.
Examples:
>directory full
download-file
source=path/filename
destination=filename
method=inline
or binary
Downloads a program file from a PC to the VIP 110-24 .
To download a file through the Ethernet port or across RF links you need to be running the
Econsole program on a PC attached to a radio through the Ethernet port. In this case the
program file must be in binary format (with extension .bin). The
path/ in the source parameter
is the PC directory where the file resides. The program file is transferred to the VIP 110-24 and
is stored in the radio memory under the name specified by the destination parameter. If the
destination parameter is omitted, the file will be stored in Flash PROM with the same name as
the source. Note that the “.bin” extension is not needed in the command. The download
“method” to use must be “binary” (which is the default).
Example:
>download C:\ucw\vip01_12
download the file vip01_12.bin from the PC directory C:\UCW into the VIP110-24
flash/vip01_12
If the download is performed from a terminal connected to the Auxiliary port, the file is in
ASCII format and has the extension .dwn. The download method must be “inline”. The source
parameter is not needed since, after issuing the command, the user must initiate the transfer of
the file from the terminal.
Example:
>download destination=vip01_12 method=inline
After issuing the command initiate the file transfer using the terminal facilities..
run
filename=filename
Executes the specified file. The file is first copied into RAM and then the program is executed
out of RAM. If the radio is rebooted or power cycled, the radio reverts back to the program
defined as the default boot program. If the memory location is not defined (flash or tmp), the
command assumes the flash directory.
Examples: