Kuhnt AS55 Series, Руководство по обслуживанию

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SERVICE MANUAL AS55X
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7.14 View device data
The device data menu is an overview of all basic device data. Such as the device type, the
serial number and the initial date of the manufacturer, MAC address, firmware release etc.
The details are necessary for support enquiries. For any problems with your AS55X, please
note this information. First you have hardware, firmware and boot switch revision. These are
necessary to know which hardware and firmware is used. You can also look up this
information to evaluate if new firmware is available. New releases you will find at
https://www.kuhnt.com. They will contain bug fixes and sometimes new features. If you
want to downgrade your devise you can check the first supported firmware revision for this
device (“Minimum firmware revision”). Older firmware releases will not be accepted by the
AS55X.
Finally you can find your device name, its temperature and the MAC address. The value of
the temperature is readout only at the beginning of a programming session. It is no realtime
indication. Furthermore the polling of this sensor is made first about one minute after the
device has started. So it can happen that no temperature is listed if you start your session
near after a restart of the devise. The listed MAC address is the default address. If you
change the MAC address in the menu “Special setting”, the current setting will be shown in
the “view LAN status” menu (see 7.7).
7.15 View extended features
Look here for an overview about your AS55X options. All activated extended features are
marked in this list. The amount of available Telnet channels is also listed.
If you use an upgrade key, the activated feature will be displayed as marked. After a
firmware upgrade (see 6.5) or a reset to factory default (“define default”) all extended
features will persists.
7.16 View test licenses
This shows the state of your test license. You can see if the test license is running or stopped.
The remaining time persists after a firmware update and stops if the AS55X is powered off.
For more details see 5.13.
7.17 Short Message Control
This “short message control” is designed for developers to assist them in development of
new SMS applications and includes all important messages which can be sent by the
application to the AS55X. First you have to enter server IP address and port. If you now press
“Connect to server” a new telnet session to AS55X will be established. If you now want to
test sending or receiving a short messages you can use the templates button on the right. If
you press one of these buttons a crude structure of a message will be shown in the upper
textbox. You now have to add channel number, message ID and phone number (in
international form). Finally you have to press “SendCommand” to transmit this request to