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Command
Configure Serial Port (continued)
Configure global port timeout
View current port timeout
Set UART start point
View UART start point
Firmware Update
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Update firmware
X3#
KEY:
= Port timeout intervals
X3$
= Start point for UART ports
X4$
= Firmware upload status
System Reboot
Reboot system (1)
Reboot system (2)
ASCII Command
Response
(Host to Switcher)
(Switcher to Host)
E
X3#
}
1*
TC
Pti1*
E
}
X3#]
1TC
E X3$
}
*MD
Pmd*
E
}
X3$]
MD
E
firmware,
Upgs
{filename}UPGS
Begin
1 to 65000 (in 10 second intervals: 1 = 10 seconds)
Default is 30 = 300 seconds = 5 minutes.
Default = 1999.
0 = Idle — No upgrade in progress
1 = Done — Upgrade has completed successfully.
2 = Busy — Upgrade has started, but writes to flash memory have not.
3 = Busy — Writing to flash memory
4 = Done — Requires a 1Boot command to finish upgrade.
5 = Failed — Insufficient flash memory space
6 = Failed — Corrupted file
7 = Failed — Product ID mismatch
8 = Failed — Other
9 = Failed — File does not meet the minimum required firmware version.
E
}
1BOOT
E
}
2BOOT
DTP2 T 204 Switcher • Remote Configuration and Control
X3#]
X3$]
X4$]
]
Boot1
]
Boot2
Additional Description
Set timeout for all ports.
View global ports timeout.
Set start point for UART ports.
Read start point for UART ports.
Upload a firmware file to the
X4$
unit. Statuses
may appear
at different points during the
installation.
Reboot the system.
A firmware update requires this
command to complete.
Reboot the system.
Changes made to the IP address,
subnet mask, DHCP setting, or
gateway address do not take
effect until this command is
issued.
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