Digi One TS W User manual

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PortServer TS 4 W
PN:(1P)
B
90000305
Congratulations!
The Wireless device is
configured. Go to the User
Guide on the CD for more
information.
RUN
WIZARD
REBOOT
INSTALL
Connect
serial device
Connect
Ethernet
cable
Connect
power
supply
Insert CD
Follow wizard
Disconnect
power
supply
Disconnect
Ethernet
cable
Re-connect
power supply
PortServer TS 4 W
shown
What you will need
Software &
Documentation
Software &
Documentation
If you have a UNIX system and it
does not use an auto-mounter, you
will need to manually mount the CD.
See the back of this guide for UNIX
specific instructions.
Digi TS W Family
Quick Start Guide
power supply
may be either
supply shown here
Ethernet cable not included
PortServer TS 2 W,
Digi One TS W,
S

Accessing the CD from a UNIX System
Software &
Documentation
Insert CD in system CD drive
Mount the CD by entering one of the commands from
the following table:
1
2
3
4
Determine your CD device
Common names for CD-ROM devices:
NAME EXAMP E
/dev/cdrom /dev/cdrom
/dev/cdrom/cdromn /dev/cdrom/cdrom1
/dev/cdn /dev/cd0
/dev/dsk/cktmdn /dev/c1t2d0
If your system auto mounts the CD, skip to step 5.
Auto Mount pro rams may use the volume information
to define a mount point. If the CD volume label is
"Di i" then the mount point may be /cdrom/di i
AIX
*HPUX
Linux
SCO
UnixWare
SCO
OpenServer
Solaris
(Intel
& SPARC)
Command
mount -r -v cdrfs device mount-directory
do not use mount, it will not operate correctly
pfs_mount device mount-directory
See man pa es for pfs and pfs_mount for more
information.
mount device mount-directory
mount -r -F cdfs device mount-directory
mount -r -f ISO9660 device mount-directory
mount -F hsfs device mount-directory
Most systems use an auto-mounter. See the man pa e
on vold: man vold
Operating
System
device is the path to the device file assi ned to the cdrom drive,
mount-directory is the directory where the Di i CD is mounted
Navi ate to mounted CD directory, enter: ./setup
5
UNIX
To list descriptions of devices:
AIX: lscfg
HPUX: - Make sure you have administrator privile es and
your PATH includes /usr/sbin
ioscan -funC disk
Solaris: Most Solaris systems use an auto-mounter.
See the man pa e on vold: man vold
If you see DISPLAY permission errors when runnin the CD,
you may want to verify your DISPLAY variable is set.
To set the DISPLAY variable:
DISPLAY=localhost:0.0; export DISPLAY
AND/OR
xhost +localhost
Identify the mount-directory.
Some common pre-existin mount points:
/mnt/cdrom /cdrom
Or create your own: mkdir /mnt/mycdrom
HPUX - Check to see if pfs is runnin
ps -ef | grep pfs
If not, start the daemons:
pfs_mountd&; pfsd&
*HPUX When finished, leave the CD directory and pfs_umount
cd
pfs_umount mount-directory
(If you inadvertenly use umount instead of pfs_umount, kill the
pfs daemons to remove the CD-ROM.)