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4. The PortServer functionality is very simple: | 4. The PortServer functionality is very simple: | ||
| − | * Type 'p' to print boot parameters | + | * Type ''''p'''' to print boot parameters |
| − | * Type 'c' to change boot parametes | + | * Type ''''c'''' to change boot parametes |
| − | * Type '@' to boot (load & go) | + | * Type ''''@'''' to boot (load & go) |
| − | * Type '?' for printing the list of available commands | + | * Type ''''?'''' for printing the list of available commands |
| − | * Delete by using ' | + | * Delete by using ''''^h'''' |
| − | * Escape character is '^]'. Exiting is then accomplished by | + | * Escape character is ''''^]''''. Exiting is then accomplished by |
telnet> quit | telnet> quit | ||
Revision as of 15:36, 13 February 2015
1. find the PortServer name, ( Left HRS hatsv4 , Right HRS hatsv3, Bigbite Tlab : bbts-tlab )
2. connect to the PortServer, specifying the exact port, e.g.
telnet bbts-tlab 2002
3. Inside the PortServer, look for the CPU by pressing 'return'; You should be able to type your command in VxWorks interface, e.g.
[VxWorks Boot]: p
4. The PortServer functionality is very simple:
- Type 'p' to print boot parameters
- Type 'c' to change boot parametes
- Type '@' to boot (load & go)
- Type '?' for printing the list of available commands
- Delete by using '^h'
- Escape character is '^]'. Exiting is then accomplished by
telnet> quit
Spectrometers PortServer Definitions
