Guralp Systems CMG-CD24 User Manual
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Operator's Guide
5.2.2 BAUD
Syntax: port baud-rate BAUD
Sets the baud rate for one of the serial ports on the CD24, in bytes per
second. The CD24 has a single port, numbered 0. For example,
0 19200 BAUD
This will reset a standard CD24 to its default configuration.
The allowable values for baud-rate are 4800, 7200, 9600, 14400,
19200, 57600 and 115200. Note especially that 38400 baud is not
available on the CD24.
If you have a CD24 with Ethernet or Wi-Fi options, the settings you
configure here are used both on the standard data output port, and on
the internal port which sends data to the Ethernet/Wi-Fi module. If
you change them, you will also need to configure the Ethernet/Wi-Fi
module to receive data with the new settings. This can be done using
the Lantronix DeviceInstaller utility (see section 2.3 on page 13 and
5.2.3 LOAD
Syntax: LOAD (interactive)
Starts an Xmodem file transfer for new CD24 firmware. For full
instructions, see Chapter 6, page 81.
This command is in the extended dictionary; to use it, first issue the
command ok-1 and finish with [seal].
5.2.4 LOAD-I
Syntax: LOAD-I (interactive)
Starts an Xmodem file transfer for a new Info Block. This block can be
up to 1 K long, and will automatically be transmitted from the CD24
when it first powers up. You can use the Info Block to store any
information you like: for example, about the digitiser, your project, or
calibration data for attached sensors.
Before uploading an Info Block, you must convert it to Intel Hex
format. Freely-downloadable tools exist that can help you with this
conversion. Similar software is also available from Güralp Systems.
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