6.5.12 PROGRAMMING THE RFL 9300 WITH A PC OR TERMINAL
You can use APRIL and your terminal to program the RFL 9300. All programming functions that are normally
done using the keypad on the RFL 9300's display module can be done using a terminal. To use your PC or
terminal to program the RFL 9300, use the "P" command.
Format: 9300>P [ENTER]
The "P" command tells the RFL 9300 to send a list of all programming commands to your terminal. Since us-
ing the programming commands will affect how the RFL 9300 operates, the "P" command is password-
protected. When you enter the "P" command, the following prompt appears:
9300> enter password:
Either enter the super-user password ("CDLNRW") or the password that has been stored in the RFL 9300's
memory. The RFL 9300 gives you three chances to enter the correct password. After the third incorrect pass-
word is entered, the RFL 9300 enters a lock-out mode. This mode will last for about five minutes, during which
you will not be able to enter the programming mode.
If the proper password is entered, a programming menu similar to the one shown in Figure 6-28 will appear.
H - Display programming help
Q - Leave programming menu
SV - Save new settings
C - Change password (superuser authorization required)
D - Display present settings and parameter numbers
## - Edit this specific number parameter
9300-P> _
Figure 6-28. Typical programming menu
You are now in the programming mode, as indicated by the "9300-P>" prompt on your screen. You may now
use the programming commands to re-program the RFL 9300. For more information on each programming
command, refer to the paragraph numbers listed below.
Programming
Command Meaning Para.
H Display programming help 6.5.12
Q Leave programming menu 6.5.12.4
SV Save new settings 6.5.12.3
C Change password 6.5.12.1
D Display current settings and parameter numbers 6.5.12.2
RFL 9300 RFL Electronics Inc.
January 30, 2002 6-57 (973) 334-3100
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