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47 Advanced LAN Bypass User Manual
Chapter 4
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BPCU
4.8 ./lbpcu -SW
Sets the initial countdown value (unit: 100 ms per count) of the WDT (cf. Section
3.7.4.1):
Figure 4.12 Usage of the "lbpcu -SW" Command
Example
Set the WDT timeout on Segment 1 to 100 s and then use the "lbpcu -GW" command
to confirm the change:
Figure 4.13 Set the WDT Timeout to 100 s on Segment 1
4.9 ./lbpcu -GW
Retrieves the current WDT status (cf. Section 3.7.4.2):
Figure 4.14 Usage of the "lbpcu -GW" Command
root@localhost:~# ./lbpcu -SW
Example: Set segment_1 WDT initial countdown value to 100 sec-
onds, 100ms/count. So use -SW 1 1000 will set segment_1
Watch_Dog_Timer 100 seconds.
Command: Set Watch_Dog_Timer
Syntax: SW <segment> <countdown value(100ms/count)>
Output: N/A
Error: LBP_ERR_PARAM_OUT_OF_BOUND (0x93)
root@localhost:~# ./lbpcu -SW 1 1000
root@localhost:~# ./lbpcu -GW 1
Watchdog Timer Is: Stopped
External WDT pin status: active slave mode
Toggle pin WDT mode: active.
Toggle pin arm status: armed
Toggle pin auto rearm: disabled
Toggle pin status at start up: enabled
Initial Countdown: 100.0 sec
Current Countdown: 0.0 sec
root@localhost:~# ./lbpcu -GW
Example: Get segment_1 Watch_Dog_Timer status. So use -GW 1
will get Watch_Dog_Timer status for segment_1.
Command: Get WDT status
Syntax: GW <segment>
Output: Watch_Dog_Timer status.
Error: LBP_ERR_PARAM_OUT_OF_BOUND (0x93)