GE MDS TransNEXT NET9L - Device Configuration; Configuration Command Overview

32 MDS TransNEXT Technical Manual MDS 05-7280A01, Rev. A
3.3 Device Configuration
Overview
Non-volatile, user-configurable parameters are controlled with the “cfg” command.
>
>cfg help
cfg snapshot Save a snapshot of the database
cfg restore Restores saved database snapshot
cfg show Show entire database
cfg load Load database from flash
cfg save Save database to flash
cfg replace Replace database: prompts for multi-line value
cfg get <key> Get value assigned to key
cfg set <key>.<value> Assign value to a key
cfg import <Paste> in a configuration
Configuration items are organized into attribute groups, identified by a <key> as shown in the table
below.
Table 3-1. Configuration Items (cfg)
Attribute Group <Key>
Items controlled
owner
Owner name and message
system
System operating characteristics
leds
Reserved for future
pushbtn
Reserved for future
display
Settings associated with E-ink display behavior
(only applicable for units equipped with an E-ink display)
eth
IP address, netmask, and default gateway
com1
Settings associated with serial payload interface, including baud rate,
RTS/CTS handshaking, and embedded RTU simulator controls.
radio
Settings associated with frequency hopping radio behavior
ippl
IP/Payload controls
dlink
Diagnostic Link controls (for use by an external NMS or configuration tool)
password
Settings associated with password complexity control.
To display all saved user configuration settings, enter cfg show as follows:
>cfg show
{
owner: {
message: "TransNEXT",
name: ""
},
system: {
mode: "TransNEXT",
asense: "hi",
amask: 0x00000000
},
leds: {
},
pushbtn: {
},
display: {
enabled: "on",
invert: "off",
show_ip: "on"