Other commands, Using the device advisor, Select the device advisor tab – Comtrol RPSH Windows 2000 User Manual
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Using the Device Advisor
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To turn on monitoring of any calls into driver (events), type:
MON EV
To send strings and commands to attached peripherals—for example, to send “ATH0” to a modem—type:
SEND ATH0
A return and linefeed are always appended to each string sent.
Other Commands
Enter commands at the : prompt and follow each command with Enter.
Keep in mind that all commands are processed in the driver, and that Peer simply acts as a conduit for this
information. For more information, see the Peer.hlp help file.
Using the Device Advisor
You can use the Device Advisor to determine
the following information:
•
Summary of the device status
•
The MAC address of the network
interface card (NIC)
•
The Adapter ID string
•
The RocketPort Serial HubVS1000 MAC
address
•
Detailed state of the RocketPort Serial
HubVS1000
•
Total number of successful load attempts
•
Total number of devices on the network
•
Transmit statistics, such as the number
of:
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Frames out
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Packets to device
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Retransmitted frames
•
Receive statistics, such as the number of:
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Frames accepted
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Frames passed on
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Packets from device
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Out of sequence frames
Note: Use the Help button if you need detailed information about any field.
Use the following procedure to access the Device Advisor:
1.
, highlight the device name, and select Properties
2.
Select the Device Advisor tab.
Peer
Tracer Commands
Command
Effect
MON TX
Monitor data being transmitted through the selected port.
MON RX
Monitor data being received through the selected port.
M
Turn off all monitoring.
?
Display Peer Tracer command summary.
PORT COMxx
Change port being examined to COMxx.