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2. Remove either the PS/2 mouse or keyboard connector first, then plug in the PS/2
pass-through connector. Finally, plug in the PS/2 mouse or keyboard connector on top
of the PS/2 pass-through connector.
Changing the InfoWave Baud Rate
The default baud rate of the InfoWave is 115.2 Kbps. A user can change the baud by
doing the following steps. However, please notice that you only can change the baud of
DCE mode InfoWave by issuing commands. For DTE mode InfoWave, please contact
our technical support to get a different firmware you needed.
1. Power on the InfoWave unit and connect it to one of the RS-232 ports.
2. Use the Microsoft Hyper Terminal application by doing
Start à Programs à Accessories à Communications à Hyper Terminal
3. Enter an escape sequence "|||" <CR> and a WMBx <CR>, where <CR> is the
"Carriage Return" or "Enter". You need to consecutively and quickly enter the three
"|" and then hit the <CR>. The timing between the keystrokes should be less than 0.5
second. After seeing the InfoWave respond with an "0" or "OK", you can then type in
the WMBx to set the baud rate,
Where
x = 1 for 115.2 Kbps,
x = 2 for 57.6 Kbps,
x = 3 for 38.4 Kbps,
x = 4 for 19.2 Kbps,
x = 5 for
9.6 Kbps.
4. Power off the unit and then power it back on.
5. Repeat the step 1 to 4 for the second InfoWave unit.
Synchronize Your InfoWave Units
If two InfoWave units are configured for replacing an RS-232 cable, the unique
identification code of this pair is pre-set during the manufacturing process. A
synchronization step is needed when two units fail to connect to each other due to a new
firmware upgrade or another pair of InfoWave operating in the close proximity.
The synchronization steps are:
1.) Turn off the power of each unit by pressing the power switch.
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