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Debug port connection parameters for Prosoft modules and gateways
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Connect PC to module's debug / configuration port using a null-modem cable
  1. Start Hyperterminal, Putty or other comm program and use the following settings:
    • bits per second: 57,600
    • data bits: 8
    • parity: none
    • stop bits: 1
    • flow control: Xon/Xoff

  2. Once connected, press "?" to display debug menu.
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    Posted by: Technical Support - Tue, Nov 28, 2006 at 8:08 AM This article has been viewed 54457 times.
    Filed Under: 4000 / 5000 Series, MVI46 Series, MVI56 Series, MVI69 Series, MVI71 Series
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