ETRX357 Development Kit
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ETRX357DVK Product Manual (Rev 1.12)
To allow for easier identification, the EUI64 IDs in the device list can be named. When right clicking
on any EUI64 ID a name can be associated with the respective ID - Figure 17.
Figure 17. Device Naming
The menu bar
Figure 18. Telegesis Terminal menu bar
File
To open and save button layout files
Connection
To switch connection address mode between COM port and IP address
Commands
To open a button layout editor
Log
To save a record of the session
Tools
Refresh COM Ports
– update the drop-down list of ports
Transfer File
– open an XMODEM dialogue window
Send Text
– import a file into the large dialogue window
Show STX ETX
– displays <stx> and <etx> characters when the firmware
uses them to bracket its output
Use Nonprinting Characters
– characters can be entered as two
hexadecimal characters bracketed by <…>, eg <41> for A or <0D> for
carriage return
Help
Shows the software version
Button layout files are normally found in the folder into which Telegesis Terminal was installed. They
are xml files so they can be edited by a text editor or by a tool such as the Microsoft XML Notepad,
as well as from within Telegesis Terminal itself. Buttons usually have a single AT command attached
to them, but v4 of Telegesis Terminal allows a button to have multiple commands, each terminated
by <cr>. When the button is pressed a 100ms delay is inserted after each command.
Connection can be made to a COM port or to an IP address and port number; the latter opens a TCP
connection.
