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| + | Use a terminal program (like HyperTerminal) connected to serial port 1<br\> | ||
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| + | *No parity | ||
| + | *8 databits | ||
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| + | Turning AMC dipswitch S601-1 ON disables AlphaPro over IP | ||
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Revision as of 08:21, 17 July 2007
The AlphaCom E runs a [Linux] distribution from MontaVista, kernel version 2.4.<br\> Linux uses a command line interface (CLI).
When do I need to use the Linux Console?
- Ping devices on the network
- File image update
- Access to the file system
The Linux Console can be accessed on two ways:
- Via the ethernet port using ”telnet”
- Via serial port 1
Linux Console - Telnet
Start the Windows command line
Type telnet <AMC IP-adress>
Username: alpha Password: com The Telnet port (23) is by default disabled in the firewall
Linux Console – Serial Port
Use a terminal program (like HyperTerminal) connected to serial port 1<br\> Communication parameters:
- 115.200 baud
- No parity
- 8 databits
- 1 stop bit
Turning AMC dipswitch S601-1 ON disables AlphaPro over IP
