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Resolute User Manual Version 2.5 36
$ethernetSetNetMask
111 111 111 111
Sets the configured ethernet netmask
(space delimited) ethernetSetNetMask 255
255 255 0
$ethernetGetMac Returns the set mac address of the
Resolute (default: aa bb cc dd aa bb) ethernetGetMac
$ethernetSetMac aa
bb cc dd ee ff gg Sets the mac address ethernetSetMac F1 3A 83
3C 6F BF
$ethernetGetGateway Returns the set Gateway IP of the
Resolute
ethernetGetGateway
The Gateway address is set according to the IP address automatically and cannot be set manually.
Ethernet Latency Configuration
In situations where the Ethernet port of the Resolute is connected to high latency telemetry
(BGAN, Some Ethernet Radios, etc) A higher data rate may be achieved by implementing the
$IPSetHighLatency [T/F] command. This setting enabled more packets to be sent without acks
when transferring data. The default setting is disabled. To enable send the
$IPSetHighLatency T command and reset the device.
Note: Enabling this setting on a low latency connection will result in slower
performance.
Switch Power Configuration
The Resolute has two switch Power pins, for powering external device with 12V power. These
pins can be configured on a one time basis, or via the scheduler.
To enable the switch on a one time basis the command $pwrsetswitch [1/2] [T/F], enabled the
switch until the switch is turned off or the device power reset.
To enabled the switch power via the scheduler, send the command
$Pwr1Setenabled [T/F] or $Pwr2Setenabled [T/F] depending on the switch. After enabling the
switch on the scheduler the duration, interval and offset can be set via $Pwr1Setduration
[duration], $Pwr1Setinterval [interval], $Pwr1Setoffset [offset] commands. For switch 2 use
$Pwr2... . To leave the switch always on, even after restarts, set the duration to 0:
$Pwr1Setduration 0
Using the Tunnel: Connecting to the embedded servers and
operation
The tunnel can open sockets to both the HTTP and Telnet servers on the device. Only one socket
per server can be connected. See
Appendix I for information on setting up Iridium Service.