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“C:\Program Files\Wavetronix\SmartSensor Manager Matrix v1.4.2\Bin\SSM Matrix
v1.4.2.exe” Internet
Or it is possible to specify all of the connection options as in the following example:
“C:\Program Files\Wavetronix\SmartSensor Manager Matrix v1.4.2\Bin\SSM Matrix
v1.4.2.exe” Internet UseID 18,20 10.10.254.21 4002 1000 02048
For serial connections Arguments 4–12 are as follows:
Argument 4 is the communication port (e.g. COM1).
Argument 5 is the baud rate (e.g. 9600).
Argument 6 is the communication timeout specied in ms (e.g. 250).
Argument 7 is the buer size specied in bytes (e.g. 02048).
Argument 8 is the number of data bits (e.g. 8).
Argument 9 is the ow control (e.g. None).
Argument 10 is the parity (e.g. None).
Argument 11 is the stop bits (e.g. 1).
Argument 12 is for automatically upgrading the sensor (e.g. AutoUpgrade).
Arguments 6–11 are usually the same and do not have to be specied every time if so. e
following is the example of how to connect to an isolated sensor on a specic communica-
tions port assuming the usual advance settings:
“C:\Program Files\Wavetronix\SmartSensor Manager Matrix v1.4.2\Bin\SSM Matrix
v1.4.2.exe” Serial Broadcast Unknown COM1 9600
It is recommended to list all sensor IDs when doing an AutoUpgrade using the Broadcast
connection. When the device ID is “Unknown” or not all devices are listed, then all sen-
sors might not be backed up and restored. However, all sensors at the intersection will be
upgraded.
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