The Built-in Configurator
Set the Serial Parameters
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WaveLAN/EC-S User’s Guide
Telnet
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If you selected the Telnet protocol in the section “Software
Parameters” on page 4-27, you can use this section to customize
the Telnet protocol parameters.
Parameter
Description
■
connect
This entry dictates what kind of prompt is seen on the
serial port output. Two choices are available:
■
command prompt - (default) will give a prompt
“telnet>” much like Telnet software on a UNIX system.
From this prompt, you can use the “open” command to
connect to a particular machine.
For example, typing “open 128.1.1.1” will open a
Telnet session to the machine with the IP address
128.1.1.1.
■
wait for keystroke - allows for a configuration that only
connects to one machine, requiring only a keypress to
initiate the connection.
■
wait data 1
This entry states what text to use as a prompt in wait for
keystroke mode. The value is specified as a combination
of a string and ASCII values.
The default value is “Press any key to connect to
host...”. (The double-quote marks are a part of this
value, unlike in previous examples.)
Binary data can be added by writing data as hex or
decimal, outside of quote marks. For example, the ANSI
clear-screen command string (escape, left-bracket, H,
escape, left-bracket, J) can be added to the front of this
string: 0x1b “[H” 0x1b “[J” “Press any key to connect
to host...”.
■
wait data 2
This entry states what text to display after the keystroke
is received. The format of the data is the same as in “wait
data 1”. The default is “0xd 0xa” (without the quotes),
which will move the cursor to the next line.
