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Application Development InstructionsSY-7000 SDK Manual
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Stop bits = 1
Flow control = None.
Step 6. When the communication is defined, select File/ Open.
The terminal comes up and the terminal data is displayed.
The last line which appears should resemble: “192.168.108.2 login:” (the IP may vary according
to what is entered in the UBoot)
Step 7. After this last line appears type “root” and press ENTER.
Step 8. When a # symbol appears on the command line type the command “cd /” to go to the file system
root directory.
From the root directory you can drill down to the Terminal directory (under Home/Terminal)
where you can upload your application to the terminal.
3.2.2 Setting up Communication via Telnet
PREREQUISIT - Before connecting to the terminal via Telnet you need to set a legal IP in the local
network. See Chapter 2 - Terminal Configuration Instructions for information on how to set an IP for the
terminal.
The recommended IP for the terminal is: 10.0.0.2
Step 1.
Physically connect between the host and the terminal to a network connection cable.
Step 2. Open the Command prompt in the host (by opening Start/ Run, typing “cmd” and press
ENTER).
Step 3. Type the command: “telnet 10.0.0.2” and press ENTER.
The terminal comes up and the terminal data is displayed.
The last line which appears should resemble: “192.168.108.2 login:” (the IP may vary according
to what is entered in the UBoot)
Step 4. After this last line appears type “root” and press ENTER.
Step 5. When a # symbol appears on the command line type the command “cd /” to go to the file system
root directory.
From the root directory you can drill down to the Terminal directory (under Home/Terminal)
where you can upload your application to the terminal.