Accessing and using telnet (port 23) – Extron Electronics IPL T PC1i User Guide User Manual
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Unsafe characters
URLs use some characters for “special use” in defining their syntax and these characters
should be encoded. For various reasons, these characters may possibly be misunderstood
within a URL.
The following table lists unsafe characters.
Character
Hexadecimal Decimal
Space
20
32
“ ” Quotation marks
22
34
<
“Less than” symbol
3C
60
>
“Greater than” symbol
3E
62
#
Pound
23
35
%
Percent
25
37
{
Left brace
7B
123
}
Right brace
7D
125
|
Vertical bar or pipe
7C
124
\
Back slash
5C
92
^
Caret
5E
94
~
Tilde
7E
126
[
Left bracket
5B
91
]
Right bracket
5D
93
`
Grave accent
60
96
Accessing and Using Telnet (Port 23)
Telnet, short for Telecommunications Network, provides a way for you to connect to a
computer or server (in this case, the PC1 interface) on a network. Once connected via
Telnet, you can send ASCII serial commands (see the Command and Response Table for SIS
Commands in the “SIS Programming and Control” section to configure and monitor the
PC1 settings).
1.
From your desktop
Start
menu, select
Run
, then enter
Telnet
, then click
OK
. The
Telnet program starts (see the figure below).
Figure 38.
Telnet Command Prompt
2.
At the command prompt, enter
open
.
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