Configuration Via Command Line (Cli); The Enter Key - GE MDS Setup Manual

c. Click on SDMS Configuration...
d. Redundant radios share a common configuration and are
managed simultaneously through Radio, Security, or
Maintenance and Status...
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3.2

Configuration via Command Line (CLI)

A scriptable command-line interface is accessible through the
Ethernet port using Secure Shell (SSH) terminal, or through the
unit's USB interface. For enhanced security, the unit does not sup-
port Telnet configuration. The steps below describe a cabled USB
connection and assume the proper drivers have been installed.
1. Connect a PC to the unit's USB port and establish a console
terminal session using a serial communications program.
2. Press the ENTER key to receive the login prompt. The COM
LED flashes to indicate data communications.
3. Enter the username (admin is the default username) and
press ENTER.
4. At the Password prompt, enter the password (admin is the
default password). Press ENTER. Upon successful login, the
connection message appears.
5. Enter the configuration mode by typing configure followed by

The ENTER key.

4 MDS SD Master Station
6. Review and configure all key settings for the required applica-
tion. Built-in help is available by pressing the Tab key. A sum-
mary of all unit settings may be viewed by entering the
% show | details command.
Tab-completion is a powerful feature that provides assistance
when typing commands in CLI. Depending on the text that was
already entered, tab-completion displays different possible com-
pletions. When the Tab key is pressed and no text has been
entered, the CLI shows all possible commands that can be typed.
Key items that should be reviewed or set for the unit are as follows:
• Create one-time programmable passwords for unit recovery
• Change login passwords (to maintain security)
• Evaluate default factory configuration and lock the unit down
to the required security level
• Radio configuration, including TX/RX frequency plan
Refer to the Technical Manual for details on the above items.
7. When finished, log out of the console session and disconnect
the PC from the master station.
4.0 IN-SERVICE OPERATION
In-service operation of the master station is completely automatic.
The only operator actions required are to apply power and check
the module LEDs for proper indications as shown in
Table 4: Module LED Descriptions
Module LED Name
Platform Manager PWR
PWR and ALARM on (solid) = system initialization (pre-bootup)
Platform Manager ALARM
Radio PWR/ALARM
Radio ACTIVE
Radio TX
Radio RX
Alarm/Relay ALARM MAJ
Alarm/Relay ALARM MIN
Alarm/Relay ACT A
Alarm/Relay ACT B
5.0 COM1/COM2 REFERENCE
The COM port is commonly used to connect an external DTE
telemetry device to the unit, supporting either the RS-232 or
RS-485 (balanced) format, depending on how the device is config-
ured. The unit supports data rates of 300, 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600,
19200, 38400, 57600, and 115200 bps (asynchronous data only).
This connector mates with a standard RJ-45 plug available from
many electronics parts distributors.
Table 4.
Function
On—Power applied
Flash—System bootup
Flashing—Alarmed (SD
Master)
On—Power applied
Flashing—Alarmed radio
On—Active
Off—Standby
On—Transmitting
On—Receiving
On—Major Alarm (SD
Master)
On—Minor Alarm (SD
Master)
On—Radio A Active
Off—Radio A Standby
On—Radio B Active
Off—Radio B Standby
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