Use the command-line interface About the Digi TransPort command line interface
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About the Digi TransPort command line interface
Using a Web browser to modify text box or table values in the configuration pages is the simplest
way to configure the router and this process is described in the next chapter. However, if you do not
have access to a Web browser, the router can be configured using text commands. These
commands may be entered directly at one of the serial ports or via a Telnet session. Remote
configuration is also possible using Telnet or X.25.
Note Low level permission users are designed to work in the web interface only. Command line
use is not supported.
Supported command types
There are several types of text commands:
▪ AT commands and S registers: Digi TransPort supports AT commands and Special registers (S
registers) to maintain compatibility with modems when using the router as a modem
replacement. For more information about the AT commands, see AT commands.
▪ Application commands, also known as text commands: Application commands are specific to
Digi International products and control most features of the router when not using the Web
interface. For more information about application commands, see Application commands.
▪ X.3 commands: These are standard X.3 commands for X.25 PAD mode only. See Configure X.25
parameters.
▪ TPAD commands: These are for TPAD mode only. See Configure TPAD parameters.
Required software for using the command line
To use the serial ports you will need:
▪ A PC connected to the TransPort router.
▪ Terminal emulation/communications software such as HyperTerminal ™ (supplied with
Windows) or TeraTerm™. Use these commands to configure the router remotely via Telnet, X.25
or V.120.
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