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Hi I run slackware64 13.0 and I can`t get my D-50 modem to switch into modem mode.Comtech 570l
I have downloaded the modeswitch stuff and everything seams to compile fine even I tought it wouldent work on my 64-bit system.But the modem refuse to switch into modem mode I have tried the command for cmotech D-50 modem in the modeswitch.conf file
and tried the commands in a tread I found here but neigther will make the modem switch..
And the drivers for the modem from det vendors dosen`t work on 64 bit systems.. so I can`t use that
/Nicke
The purpose of this guide is to describe the procedures for installing and configuring Comtech EF data satellite modems for use with all Uplogix appliances.
The Uplogix RMOS revision 6.0 includes support for the following Comtech EF Data Satellite Modems
- CDM-550
- CDM-570/L
- CDM-570/L-IP
- CDM-570/L-IPEN
- CDM-625
The Remote Control (RS232) port of the Comtech modem will be connected to the Uplogix appliance using a DB-9 -> RJ-45 adapter. Connect the adapter to a serial port on the appliance using standard CAT5 cable. If you are using a 430, you will need a rolled cable.
In order for the Uplogix appliance to manage the Comtech EF Data satellite modem, the modem must be in Serial Remote Mode. Both Local Mode and Ethernet Remote Mode are unsupported.
From a configured port:
From the terminal:
From the editor:
Use a workstation to open a terminal or SSH session to the Uplogix appliance.
Issue the port command to switch to the appropriate port:
Use the config init command to configure the satellite modem.
Issue the terminal command to start a terminal session with the modem.
Issue the <0/TFT? command to verify communication with the modem. You should see the following response:
To begin working with the Configuration Editor, navigate to the configured Comtech port and enter the command:
In this instance, we've elected to edit the current configuration. However, you can choose to edit the previous configuration or any of the archive configurations stored on the Uplogix appliance with the same command.
Within the editor, using the ? will provide a list of the available commands.
Entering the full parameter name without value will display the possible parameter values and help information if there is any available. For example:
Help text is specific to modem type. Entering the name of a parameter that does not exist will result in a 'no such parameter' response.
To set the value, enter the parameter name with value as shown in the example below:
If a user attempts to set a parameter to a value not possible for the parameter, the appliance will respond with 'Invalid input value', display the set of possible parameter values and the current parameter value. In the example below, the user attempted to set the TX FEC Code Rate to 8 which is not a possible value for this parameter.
Type exit to leave the Configuration Editor. Upon exit you will notice the configuration you edited is now saved as candidate.
The device execute command allows Comtech commands to pass directly from the port command line to the modem. Using the device execute command will make changes to the current running configuration on the modem. Cenix digicom driver download for windows 10 64-bit. The Uplogix appliance will archive the current version of the configuration prior to p. The current version is archived in case the command places the modem in a bad state which would require a configuration rollback.
Using Device Execute
To change parameter values using device execute, enter the three letter Comtech command and the new value:
In the example above you can see the Eb/No Alarm Point value has been changed to 2.0. When entering commands using device execute, the command must be in the format specified in the Comtech manual. Device execute does not correct parameter formatting like the Configuration Editor does. For example setting the CID parameter requires 24 characters to work correctly - also note to end the CID command with spaces the whole command must be surrounded by quotes:
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Querying Parameter Values with Device Execute
To query the current value of a Comtech parameter, follow the three letter Comtech command with a ? as in the example below:
To push a candidate file to the modem, begin by reviewing the configuration to ensure all parameters are set correctly using the show running-config command. This command displays the device's current configuration. Using the -t extension displays the configuration in a terse format.
Once you have verified the candidate configuration is acceptable, you are ready to push the candidate file to the modem using the command push running-config candidate. The push commands allow you to write a previously saved configuration to a device.
When the file transfer is complete, you can view the new running configuration using the show running-config current command.
If you need to roll back to a previous configuration on the Comtech, first identify the correct configuration. To view a listing of running configurations saved on the appliance run the show directory command:
You can confirm the configuration you would like to roll back to by reviewing the configuration by running the command show running-config . This command displays the device's current configuration.
Once you have verified the configuration is acceptable, you are ready to push the file to the modem using the command push running-config . The push commands allow you to write a previously saved configuration to a device. The example below shows rolling back to the previous configuration version.
When the file transfer is complete, you can view the new running configuration using the show running-config current command.
For further details and instructions for your Comtech EF Data satellite modem, please consult the manual, which can be found here: https://www.comtechefdata.com/modemDocs.asp#manuals
Uplogix monitors collect chassis and interface data from supported network devices. There are two monitors that have been implemented for the Comtech EF Data modem: chassis and remotestate. Once the modem has been initialized using the config init command, these monitors will be created with a 30 second interval. Both monitors can be run with two options: -n
Information collected in monitors is available for use with the Uplogix rules engine. The rules engine can be used to create customized rules to evaluate conditions and take actions.