GWM and GW6e Configuring Options - Revision history

Alfred: /* TeraTerm (Windows) */

2017-09-25T08:05:51Z

TeraTerm (Windows)

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	* FTDI drivers: http://www.ftdichip.com/Drivers/D2XX.htm		* FTDI drivers: http://www.ftdichip.com/Drivers/D2XX.htm
	* TeraTerm: https://ttssh2.osdn.jp/index.html.en		* TeraTerm: https://ttssh2.osdn.jp/index.html.en


	Send files:		Connect usb cable between PC and RTU (Standard type A to type mini-B USB cable).
	* Make sure that usb serial is properly configured. (From TeraTerm: Setup->Serial port...)		Determine the port nuber that was assigned to the COM port by Windows. If windows has trouble installing the drivers automatically, use the FTDI drivers referred in the 'Download' section.


			Run TeraTerm and Send files:
			* Choose "Serial" option and correct COM port, press OK.
			* Make sure that usb serial speed is properly configured. (From TeraTerm: Setup->Serial port... set speed to 115200)
	* Press enter to see login prompt and login with root user		* Press enter to see login prompt and login with root user
	* Start receiving process in device with <code>rz -b</code>		* Start file receiving process in RTU device with command in commandline: <code>rz -b</code>
	[[File:Zmodem_win0.png]]		[[File:Zmodem_win0.png]]
	* Start sending process from TeraTerm		* Start sending process from TeraTerm

Alfred: /* Console */

2017-09-25T07:55:42Z

Console

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 === Console ===
-Console speed is fixed to baudrate 115200.
+USB Console port speed is fixed to baudrate 115200.
 Transfering 1MB file takes about 1.5 minutes.
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 Check <code>rz --help</code> and <code>sz --help</code> for options.
-<code>rz</code> can be cancelled by pressing <code>Ctrl-X</code> few times.
+<code>rz</code> can be cancelled by pressing <code>Ctrl-X</code> a few times.
 ==== using minicom (linux) ====
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 * Press enter if transfer is finished
 [[File:Zmodem3.png]]
 * move file to correct location and reboot.
 <pre>

Alfred at 07:47, 25 September 2017

2017-09-25T07:47:10Z

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	There are many ways to transfer resulting '''*.tar.xz''' configuration to device:		There are many ways to transfer resulting '''*.tar.xz''' configuration to device:
	* Use GWS (uses pscp.exe)		* Use GWS (uses pscp.exe)
	* copy with scp/pscp (secure copy)		* copy with scp/pscp (secure copy, TCP port 22)
	* (new) use console with Zmodem protocol.		* (new) use console with Zmodem protocol.
	* (new) use webservers config tab		* (new) use webservers config tab
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	=== GWS ===		=== GWS ===
			Configuration files are created with GWS software. Typically, the configuration files are transported to RTU via the GWS ethernet conncetion. Please refer to [[Ethernet_connection]]

	=== scp ===		=== scp ===

Alfred: Uus lehekülg: 'All configurations are currently made with GWS. In future, there may be more options. There are many ways to transfer resulting '''.tar.xz''' configuration to device: Use GWS...'

2017-09-25T07:37:25Z

Uus lehekülg: 'All configurations are currently made with GWS. In future, there may be more options. There are many ways to transfer resulting '''*.tar.xz''' configuration to device: * Use GWS...'

New page

All configurations are currently made with GWS. In future, there may be more options.

There are many ways to transfer resulting '''*.tar.xz''' configuration to device:
* Use GWS (uses pscp.exe)
* copy with scp/pscp (secure copy)
* (new) use console with Zmodem protocol.
* (new) use webservers config tab

Same options are available for firmware too. But not all of them are convenient.

== Configuration ==

=== GWS ===

=== scp ===

=== Console ===

Console speed is fixed to baudrate 115200.

Transfering 1MB file takes about 1.5 minutes.

For Zmodem GWM/GW6e has '''rz''' for receiving and '''sz''' for sending files from '''lrzsz'''. It also supports X/Ymodem protocols.

Check <code>rz --help</code> and <code>sz --help</code> for options.

<code>rz</code> can be cancelled by pressing <code>Ctrl-X</code> few times.

==== using minicom (linux) ====

Minicom uses '''lrzsz''' package for Zmodem functionality.
We assume that minicom is configured correctly for console connection.

Steps to send file to device:

* Find serial port
<pre>
DEMO ~ $ ls -l /dev/serial/by-id/usb-FTDI_FT230X_Basic_UART_DN01CIHT-if00-port0
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 13 Sep 4 16:01 /dev/serial/by-id/usb-FTDI_FT230X_Basic_UART_DN01CIHT-if00-port0 -> ../../ttyUSB2
</pre>
* Connect with minicom
<pre>
minicom -D /dev/serial/by-id/usb-FTDI_FT230X_Basic_UART_DN01CIHT-if00-port0
</pre>
* Login with root user
* Start receiving process in device with <code>rz -b </code>
[[File:Zmodem0.png]]
* Start sending process from minicom by pressing '''Ctrl-A''' and '''S''' and choose <code>zmodem</code>.
[[File:Zmodem1.png]]
* Choose file to send, mark file with space
[[File:Zmodem2.png]]
(upload will fail if file with same name already exists)
* Press enter if transfer is finished
[[File:Zmodem3.png]]
* move file to correct location and reboot.
<pre>
mv newfile.tar.xz /home/martem/setup.new.tar.xz
reboot
</pre>

==== TeraTerm (Windows) ====

Download required software if needed:
* FTDI drivers: http://www.ftdichip.com/Drivers/D2XX.htm
* TeraTerm: https://ttssh2.osdn.jp/index.html.en

Send files:
* Make sure that usb serial is properly configured. (From TeraTerm: Setup->Serial port...)
* Press enter to see login prompt and login with root user
* Start receiving process in device with <code>rz -b</code>
[[File:Zmodem_win0.png]]
* Start sending process from TeraTerm
[[File:Zmodem_win1.png]]
* move file to correct location and reboot.
<pre>
mv newfile.tar.xz /home/martem/setup.new.tar.xz
reboot
</pre>

=== Web ===

== Firmware ==

=== GWS ===

=== scp ===

=== Console ===

=== Web ===

GWM and GW6e Configuring Options - Revision history

Alfred: /* TeraTerm (Windows) */

Alfred: /* Console */

Alfred at 07:47, 25 September 2017

Alfred: Uus lehekülg: 'All configurations are currently made with GWS. In future, there may be more options. There are many ways to transfer resulting '''*.tar.xz''' configuration to device: * Use GWS...'

Alfred: Uus lehekülg: 'All configurations are currently made with GWS. In future, there may be more options. There are many ways to transfer resulting '''.tar.xz''' configuration to device: Use GWS...'