Siemens A53457 Manuals

Table of Contents

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  Proprietary Information
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  Translations
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  Warranty Information
• 2

  Sales and Service Locations
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  Document History
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  Notes, Cautions, and Warnings
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  Electrostatic Discharge (Esd) Precautions
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  Table of Contents
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  List of Figures
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  Glossary
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  Description
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    General
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    Wag Message Management
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    Figure 1-1. General Network Overview
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    Wag Hardware Interface
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      Ports
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        Figure 1-2. Wayside Access Gateway
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        Table 1-1. WAG Ports
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        Pinouts for J1
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        Pinouts for J2
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        Table 1-2. Pinouts for J1
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        Table 1-3. Pinouts for J2
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        Echelon Interface (J4) Characteristics
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        Pinouts for J3A/J3B
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        Pinouts for J4
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        Table 1-4. Pinouts for J3A/J3B
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        Table 1-5. Pinouts for J4
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      LED Indicators
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    Product Specifications
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      Physical Specifications
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      Dimensions
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      Power Specifications
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      Environmental Specifications
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      Default Factory Settings
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    Persistent Serial Tunneling (Pst) Functionality
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    Figure 1-3. Persistent Serial Tunneling
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    Office System Interface (Osi) Functionality
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    Figure 1-4. Office Systems Interface
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    Boot Loader Rs485 J1/J2 Jumper Detection
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    Figure 1-5. J1/J2 Jumper Auto Detect Option
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    External J1/J2 Jumpers
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    J1/J2 Jumper Detect Test Frames
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    1.10 Rs485 Operation
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    Figure 1-6. RS485 Operational Interconnection
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    Figure 1-7. RS485 Cable Interconnections
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    Figure 1-8. RS485 Cable Interconnections
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    1.11 Hdlc-Ui Operation
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  Installation and CONFIGURATION
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    Pre-Startup
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    Hardware Installation
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      Hardware Mounting
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      Wiring
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    Equipment Connection to Wag
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      Connecting to Safetran Ethernet Radio A53325
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      Figure 2-1. Safetran Ethernet Radio A53325
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      Connecting to an Ethernet Hub
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      Figure 2-2. Ethernet Hub
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      Connecting to an Ethernet Hub and Safetran Ethernet Radio A53325
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      Figure 2-3. Ethernet Hub and Safetran Ethernet Radio A53325
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      Connecting Two Sites Using Modems
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      Figure 2-4. Connecting Two Sites Using Modems
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    Connecting Using Terminal Emulation Software
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    Figure 2-5. WAG Terminal Emulation Boot Screen
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    Table 2-1. PC Serial Port Settings
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    Figure 2-6. WAG Terminal Emulation Boot with Number 7 Screen
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    Figure 2-7. WAG Terminal Ready Screen
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    Figure 2-8. Hyperterminal Configuration Screen
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    Connecting Using Telnet
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    Figure 2-9. First Configuration Menu
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    Figure 2-10. Second Configuration Menu
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    Figure 2-11. Third Configuration Menu
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    Configuration of the Wag
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      Type 7 ATCS Address
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      Figure 2-12. Type 7 ATCS Address Configuration Screen
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      Type 3 ATCS Address
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      Serial Port Interface
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      Figure 2-13. Type 3 ATCS Address Screen
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      Serial Format
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      Figure 2-14. Serial Port Interface Screen
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      Figure 2-15. Serial Format Screen
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      Figure 2-16. an Example of HDLC Tunneling
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      Figure 2-17. an Example of HDLC Tunneling Cable Interconnections
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      WAG Test Mode
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      Echelon Address
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      Figure 2-18. Echelon Configuration Screen
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      UDP Port Assignments
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      Figure 2-19. UDP Port Assignment Screen
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      Router Expiration Timer
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      Broadcast Medium
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      Figure 2-20. Router Expiry Timer Screen
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      TCP Port Assignments
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      Figure 2-21. Broadcast Interface Screen
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      DHCP Server
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      Figure 2-22. TCP Configuration Screen
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      Figure 2-23. DHCP Server Screen
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      WAG IP Address
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      Figure 2-24. Change WAG IP Address Screen
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      Type 7 Address Route Length
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      Figure 2-25. Type 7 Address Route Length Screen
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      IP Network Mask
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      Radio Site ID Bindings
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        Figure 2-26. Change IP Network Mask Screen
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        Figure 2-27. Radio Site Ids/Dhcp Bindings Screen
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        Figure 2-28. DHCP Binding Screen
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        Figure 2-29. Change Binding IP Address Screen
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        Figure 2-30. Change Binding IP Address Bytes 1 Through 4 Screen
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        Figure 2-31. Change Binding Left Transmit Channel Screen
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        Figure 2-32. Change Binding Left Transmit Power Screen
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        Figure 2-33. Change Binding Left Transmit Speed Screen
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        Figure 2-34. Change Binding Left Receive Channel Screen
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        Figure 2-35. Change Binding Right Transmit Channel Scree
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        Figure 2-36. Change Binding Right Transmit Power Screen
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        Figure 2-37. Change Binding Right Transmit Speed Screen
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        Figure 2-38. Change Binding Right Receive Channel Screen
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        Figure 2-39. Radio Site Ids/Dhcp Bindings Screen - After Binding Configuration
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        Figure 2-40. Selected Binding Screen - After Binding Configuration
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        If More Than One Radio Is Co-Located with a DHCP Serving WAG
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      DHCP Client
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      2.6.17 WAG Circuit ID
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      Figure 2-41. DHCP Client
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      Figure 2-42. Change WAG Routing Region Screen - Initial Screen
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      Figure 2-43. Change WAG Routing Region Screen - After Digits Entered in First Field
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      Figure 2-44. Change WAG Routing Region Screen - After Digits Entered in Second Field
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      Figure 2-45. Change Routing Region Domain One - Initial Screen
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      Figure 2-46. Change Routing Region Domain One - IP Address Screen
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      Figure 2-47. Change Routing Region Domain One - Symbolic Name Screen
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      ATCS Server UDP Port Number
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      Telnet Port Numbers
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      Figure 2-48. Change ATCS Server UDP Port Number Screen
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      Figure 2-49. Change Telnet Port Numbers Screen
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      Figure 2-50. Change WAG Telnet Port Number Screen
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      Figure 2-51. Change Serial Telnet Port Number Screen
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      Genisys Wait Poll Response
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      ATCS Retry Wait
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      Figure 2-52. Change Genisys Poll Response Wait Timer Screen
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      ATCS Max Retries
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      Figure 2-53. Change ATCS Retry Timeout Scree
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      Figure 2-54. Change ATCS Retry Timeout Screen
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      Genisys Poll Starting Station
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      Genisys Poll Ending Station
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      Figure 2-55. Change Genisys Starting Station Polling Number Screen
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      Fragile Telnet Connection
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      Figure 2-56. Change Genisys Ending Station Polling Number Screen
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      Figure 2-57. Select the New Fragile Telnet Connections Option Screen
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      Persistent Serial Tunnel
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        Figure 2-58. Change Persistent Serial Telnet IP Address Screen
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        Figure 2-59. Change Persistent Serial Telnet IP Address Screen
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        Figure 2-60. Change Persistent Serial Telnet IP Address Symbolic Name Screen
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        Typical PST Configuration Parameter Settings
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      Primary and Secondary DNS
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      Table 2-2. Typical WAG Configuration Settings for PST Function
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      Figure 2-61. Change Primary DNS IP Address Screen
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      Default IP Gateway
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      Figure 2-62. Change Secondary DNS IP Address Screen
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      Figure 2-63. Change Default Gateway IP Address Screen
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      WAG Site ID
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      Route RAW Echelon: No
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      Figure 2-64. Change WAG Site Name Screen
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      Route Unknown Outbound Echelon: No
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      Figure 2-65. RAW Echelon Message Option
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      Telnet Password: Disabled
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      RS485 J1/J2 Jumper Detect: Enabled
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      Figure 2-66. Unknown Outbound Echelon Message Option
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      Figure 2-67. Telnet Password Option
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  Operation
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    Introduction
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    Table 3-1. WAG Commands
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    Viewing the Status
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      Additional Status Information When WAG Configured for OSI
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      Genisys Status Report
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    Viewing the Routing Table
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    Viewing Mac Addresses
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    Viewing the Wag Configuration
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    Persistent Serial Tunnel Command
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    Changing the Diagnostic Verbosity Levels
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    Send Wink Request to a Wag
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    Sending a Ping to an Ip Address
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    3.10 Sending a Route Ping Request
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    3.11 Tracing an Interface
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    3.12 Setting the Current Date
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    3.13 Setting the Current Time
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    3.14 Uploading/Downloading Files
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    3.15 Data/Command Mode From a Serial Interface
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    Returning the Serial Interface to Command Mode From Atelnet Session
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    3.17 Restarting the Wag
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    3.18 Viewing Software Information
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    3.19 Reviewing the Logs
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    3.20 Log Entries
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    Table 3-2. Log Entry Descriptions
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    3.21 Clearing the Log
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    3.22 Reqip
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    3.23 Wagreport
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    3.24 Ttime
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    3.25 Revisions
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  Troubleshooting
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    Introduction
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      Devices Not Talking to Each Other On Network
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      Entries Not in Routing Table
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      Wag Lights Are Off
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      Wag Will Not Complete the Boot Process
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      Boot Menu Does Not Appear
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      Cannot Telnet to Wag
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      MULTIPLE Wags HAVE SAME IP ADDRESS
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    5.0 Maintenance
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      Introduction
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      Downloading Software to Wag Using Xfiles Command
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      Figure 5-1. ZMODEM File Transfer Menu
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      Uploading Software From Wag Using Xfiles Command
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      Figure 5-2. Send File Pop-Up Window
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      Figure 5-3. Zmodem File Send Screen
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      Figure 5-4. ZMODEM File Transfer Menu
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      Figure 5-5. Receive File Pop-Up Window
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      Upgrading Wag Via Boot Options Screen
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      Figure 5-6. Zmodem File Receive Screen
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      Figure 5-7. WAG Boot Screen
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    Using Advanced Options
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      Introduction
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      Boot Menu Options
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      Figure 6-1. Boot Options Screen
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      Table 6-1. List of Boot Options
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      Debugging From the Boot Menu
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        Figure 6-2. Boot Options Screen
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        Figure 6-3. Debugger Commands List
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        Available Commands and Description
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      Upgrading the Xilinx Code
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      Figure 6-4. Exception Test Diagnostic Information
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      Troubleshooting Commands
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        Using TESTMODE
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        Using XDUMP
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        Figure 6-5. Xdump Block Display
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        Figure 6-6. Xdump Partial Block Display