Appendix F. Serial Console Commands

RabbitLink
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Appendix F. Serial Console Commands

Appendix F lists all the serial console commands used to control the RabbitLink.

Table F-1. Configuration Commands
Task

Command

Parameters

set gateway set gateway x.x.x.x x.x.x.x is the gateway IP address

set name set hostname <name> <name> is a unique name (up to 40 characters) that you assign to the RabbitLink

set IP address set ip x.x.x.x x.x.x.x is the IP address

set sender's E-mail address set mail from <username@domain.ca> <username@domain.ca> is the RabbitLink's E-mail address

set mail server IP address set mail server x.x.x.x x.x.x.x is the IP address of the mail server

set netmask set netmask x.x.x.x x.x.x.x is the netmask

set password set passphrase should be as long as possible (up to 255 characters)

set port set port x x is the TCP port number, the default TCP port number is 4244

NOTE Ask your network administrator for assistance with these values.

Table F-2. Other Commands
Command

Description

createv <varname> <vartype>

<format>

<value> [strlen]

variable name
type of the variable (int8, int16, int32, float32, or string)
<format> is the printf-style format specifier (such as %d) for outputting the variable
<value> is the value to assign to the variable.
only used if the variable is of type string to give the maximum length of the string

delete <filename> deletes <filename>

echo <on> turn character echoing on

<off> turn character echoing off

get <filename> use to view <filename>

getv <varname> gets the value of the variable called <varname>

help
online help

<filename> online help for <filename> specified

list files show all files stored in flash

variables show all variables

put <filename> use to put <filename> on RabbitLink

putv <varname> <value> assigns the given <value> to the given variable <varname>

reset
reset values (except password) to factory defaults

<filename> reset <filename>to factory defaults

variables deletes all variables

show
get a list of all assignable variables (except the password) and their settings

<filename>

***Table F-2. Other Commands***
Command	Description
createv	<varname> <vartype> <format> <value> [strlen]	variable name type of the variable (int8, int16, int32, float32, or string) <format> is the printf-style format specifier (such as %d) for outputting the variable <value> is the value to assign to the variable. only used if the variable is of type string to give the maximum length of the string
delete	<filename>	deletes <filename>
echo	<on>	turn character echoing on
<off>	turn character echoing off
get	<filename>	use to view <filename>
getv	<varname>	gets the value of the variable called <varname>
help		online help
<filename>	online help for <filename> specified
list	files	show all files stored in flash
variables	show all variables
put	<filename>	use to put <filename> on RabbitLink
putv	<varname> <value>	assigns the given <value> to the given variable <varname>
reset		reset values (except password) to factory defaults
<filename>	reset <filename>to factory defaults
variables	deletes all variables
show		get a list of all assignable variables (except the password) and their settings
<filename>

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