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Installation
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Then bring up your terminal window and use the following settings for your serial port:
Bits per second: 115,200
Data bits: 8
Parity: None
Stop bits: 1
Flow control: None
2.2.7.1 Basic Key Operations
The command line editing and history features support ANSI and VT-100 terminal modes. The
command history buffer can hold up to 64 commands. The full command line editing and history
only work on main CLI and telnet sessions when entering new commands. Basic Key
Assignments are listed in Table 3-1 below. Simple only, not full command, line editing is
supported:
• when the CLI prompts the user for more information.
• when the alternate CLI prompt is active. (The alternate CLI is used on the RS-232
connection during an active telnet session.)
NOTE : Not all telnet programs support all of the keys listed in the Basic Key Assignments Table
(Table 3-1). The Backspace key in the terminal program should be setup to send ‘Ctrl-H’.
Figure 3-1 Basic Key Assignments.
Key Escape Sequence Description
Backspace Ctrl-H, 0x08 deletes the preceding character
Del Del, 0x7F or Esc [3~ deletes the current character
Up Arrow Esc [A gets the previous command in the history
buffer
Down Arrow Esc [B gets the next command in the history
buffer
Right Arrow Esc [C moves the cursor to the right by one
character
Left Arrow Esc [D moves the cursor to the left by one
character
Home Esc [H or
Esc [1~
moves the cursor back to the start of the
line.
End Esc [K or
Esc [4~
moves the cursor forward to the end of the
line
Ins Esc [2~ toggles character insert mode, on and off
NOTE: Insert mode is on by default and resets to on for each new command.
PgUp Esc [5~ get the oldest command in the history
buffer
PgDn Esc [6~ get the newest command in the history
buffer