MDS 05-3627A01, Rev. D
LEDR Series I/O Guide
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This command sets or displays the network group in which the radio is
operating.
Example Response:
group: 1
In a typical system, all the radios would operate in the same group,
allowing the flow of network-management and orderwire activity
between radios and from one radio link to any other in the system. At a
repeater site, all radios must be set to the same “group number” (and not
group zero) for this flow of information to take place. Setting group
numbers differently in repeater systems isolates links from each other
from a network-management perspective, allowing segmenting net-
works and controlling the flow of network-management information.
Across a radio link, groups can differ from each other; only radios phys-
ically connected by Ethernet cables to each other or to the same hub
must have the same group number to intercommunicate.
Setting a radio’s group to zero prohibits all network management traffic
from flowing to and from that radio’s Ethernet port.
help or ?
User help
Usage:
help or ?
This command can be used alone, to list all available commands, or with
a specific command, to provide syntax assistance. Entering
help
before
or after a command will display the usage and possible subcommands of
the command.
icopy
Image Copy
Usage:
icopy [<app|dsp|fpga|scripts>]
This command is used to copy the active software image to the inactive
software image.
Each radio stores two independent firmware files that control the radio’s
operation. The radio uses one of the files as the active software, which
is running. The other software file is inactive and is not running. The
ability to have two firmware images allows firmware reprogramming to
be done over-the-air and provides the ability to restore operation to the
original software if required. The
icopy
command allows copying all, or
a selected subset, of the regions of the active image to the inactive image
area. This is typically used to update the inactive image after loading
new firmware and rebooting the radio from the new image.
To view or change the active firmware image
.
idlepat
Idle Pattern
Usage:
idlepat [<linelist>] [slots <slotlist>] <pattern>
E1
FT1
FE1