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User's Guide ______________________________________________________________________

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When you no longer need the capture file, you can delete it from your

PC. The capture file is called MAWS_Terminal.Log and it is saved in the

Default capture text directory you have defined on the Directories

tab in the Preferences window.

In problem situations, give the following commands: battery, errors,

spset, SYSINFO, and warnings. When Capture all is selected, the

results are saved into a file for future use.

Opening Service Connection

Through MAWS

The command interface of the modem or an intelligent sensor can be

accessed through MAWS, for example, to send the AT commands

manually. To control the modem or sensor directly, open the service

connection to MAWS, and, for example, when the device is connected

to the DSU232’s first communication port at the module place MOD1,

type open DSU232_0_0. To terminate this operation, type close. While

the direct connection to the modem or sensor is open, any automatic

operation through the connected port is blocked. Typical parameters for

the open command are presented in Table 25 on page 190. Information

concerning the correct connector can be obtained in MAWS Lizard

under I/O Connections in the Equipment view.

Table 25 Parameters for the Open Command

Connector in MAWS Lizard Parameter

COM0 COM0

COM1 COM1

DSU232 (MOD1/1)

DSU232_0_0

1. With DSU232 and DSI486 modules, the number between the underline

characters stands for the module place, that is, MOD1 or MOD2, and the

last number for the channel on that particular module.

DSU232 (MOD1/2) DSU232_0_1

DSU232 (MOD2/1) DSU232_1_0

DSU232 (MOD2/2) DSU232_1_1

DSI486 (MOD1/1) DSI486_0_0

DSI486 (MOD1/2)

DSI486_0_1

2. With the DSI486 module, the RS-232 connection is possible only to the

channel B on the module, and thus the last number is 1.

DSI486 (MOD2/1) DSI486_1_0

DSI486 (MOD2/2)

DSI486_1_1

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