How do I assign an IP to a UDS product using the serial connection from a PC running HyperTerminal?

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1. Use a standard modem cable (straight through) connected from your pc's DB9 port to the DB25 port on the UDS.
2. Configure a HyperTerminal, TeraTerm or PuTTY serial session for the Com port you connected the cable to for 9600bps, 8 bit characters, No parity and 1 stop bit. Make sure the HyperTerminal window is the active window on your screen
3. Power down the UDS/Cobox and power the unit up holding the x key down on the PC's keyboard
4. When the "Press Enter to go into Setup Mode" prompt appears, Press enter within 5 seconds and the following will appear:
   
   MAC address 00204A9B007D
   Software version V6.6.0.1 (080808)
   
   Press Enter for Setup Mode
   
   
   *** basic parameters
   Hardware: Ethernet TPI
   IP addr 172.18.11.190, gateway 172.18.0.1,netmask 255.255.0.0
   DNS Server 172.18.0.13
   
   *** Security
   SNMP is enabled
   SNMP Community Name: public
   Telnet Setup is enabled
   TFTP Download is enabled
   Port 77FEh is enabled
   Web Server is enabled
   Web Setup is enabled
   ECHO is disabled
   Enhanced Password is disabled
   
   *** Channel 1
   Baudrate 9600, I/F Mode 4C, Flow 00
   Port 10001
   Connect Mode : 05
   Send '+++' in Modem Mode enabled
   Show IP addr after 'RING' enabled
   Auto increment source port disabled
   Remote IP Adr: 172.18.11.114, Port 10007
   Disconn Mode : 40 (Telnet Com Port Cntrl Enabled)
   Flush Mode : 00
   Terminal name:
   
   *** Expert
   TCP Keepalive : 45s
   ARP cache timeout: 600s
   Monitor Mode @ bootup : enabled
   HTTP Port Number : 80
   MTU Size: 1400
   Alternate MAC: disabled
   Ethernet connection type: auto-negotiate
   
   Change Setup:
   0 Server
   1 Channel 1
   5 Expert
   6 Security
   7 Defaults
   8 Exit without save
   9 Save and exit Your choice ?
5. Type '0' at the "Your Choice" prompt and enter the correct IP address, and other network configuration information.
6. For assistance on subnet mask, please refer to the manual located at use the table below.
7. Choose option 9 to Save and exit to keep the new configuration.
8. NOTE: If you make a mistake, hit Enter until you get back to the menu, choose 0 and retype the correct information.

Subnet Netmask         Host bits
255.255.255.252             2
255.255.255.248             3
255.255.255.240             4
255.255.255.224             5
255.255.255.192             6
255.255.255.128             7
255.255.255.0               8
255.255.254.0               9
255.255.252.0              10
255.255.248.0              11
255.255.240.0              12
255.255.224.0              13
255.255.192.0              14
255.255.128.0              15
255.255.0.0                16
255.254.0.0                17
255.252.0.0                18
255.248.0.0                19
255.240.0.0                20
255.224.0.0                21
255.192.0.0                22
255.128.0.0                23
255.0.0.0                  24

[Originally Published On: 04/28/2003 02:46 PM]