L3Harris NARDA AMS-8061 User Manual page 127

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4.2 First connection –
Setting stations to Point-
to-point mode
First connection – Point to Point communication
The AMS-8061 station is equipped with a GSM/GPRS modem and is
initially set, at the factory, for FTP communication mode.
Stations set for FTP communication are intended to be configured by
means of the user's FTP server through the Internet connection but can be
accessed, locally, by connecting the RS232, USB or Ethernet cable.
Some commands, specially related to the modem activity, are not enabled
for the real time setting that can be done in wired serial connections, if the
station is set for FTP communication.
The first connection may take place either via modem or via direct RS232
or USB or Ethernet connection. The direct connection is much faster and
the first connection must be make in this way even if the subsequent
operations will be done via 4G modem.
AMS-8061 is equipped with an USB port which can be connected to the PC
through the supplied USB cable.
In Windows 10: When connecting an AMS-8061 to the PC USB port for
the first time, a message informing that new hardware "Dispositivo seriale
USB (COMn)" has been found appears and It should be automatically
installed on your computer.
In Windows 7: When connecting an AMS-8061 to the PC USB port for the
first time, a message informing that new hardware has been found
appears. To install the new hardware enter in Peripheral management
(Start > Control Panel > Device Manager). In Other Devices, the device
will be shown with a yellow exclamation point next to it
The 8061SW-02 installation folder includes the file requested for the driver
installation. Select the device with the right mouse button, click Upgrade
driver software and Browse my computer for driver software. Select
Browse, locate the file MSP430_CDC.inf on C:\Program Files (x86)\(folder
installation)\, select Next and allow Windows to install the driver program.
Point to Point and FTP Communication
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