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| Both the 7280 and 7260 allow for daysi chaining. The 7260 is daisychained to the 7280 and the 7280 uses a startech RS-232 to Land adapter with the following properties: | Both the 7280 and 7260 allow for daysi chaining. The 7260 is daisychained to the 7280 and the 7280 uses a startech RS-232 to Land adapter with the following properties: | ||
| * Data Format on StarTech adapter: 9600-8N-1-N | * Data Format on StarTech adapter: 9600-8N-1-N | ||
| - | * 7280 Settings: Baud Rate 9600; Data Bits 8+0 parity; Parity none, Adress | + | * 7280 Settings: Baud Rate 9600; Data Bits 8+0 parity; Parity none, Adress |
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| + | The 7260 uses the following properties | ||
| + | * Baud Rate 9600; Data Bits 8+ no parity; Delimiter cr(013); Adress 1; Echo Off; Parity odd; Prompt Off | ||
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| + | Use the following command to test communication with the 72xx: | ||
| + | * printf '\\N **0**\rID\r' | ||
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| + | it should reply: | ||
| + | * 7280 | ||
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| + | The bold number represents the adress number given in the RS-232 communication setting. | ||
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