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RCS/3000
Hardware Manual Documentation |
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The
on-line Administrator's Guide is the
most current version of the Guide.
The on-line Guide includes changes
which were not available for the print
version distributed in the PDF format.
This on-line guide documents Release
06A of the RCS/3000 firmware and is
based on Revision B of the Hardware
Manual (Part number: 80-001043-6).
Currently, none of the information
has changed. The on-line manual contains
the same information as the PDF manual.
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Systech
Port Server Administrator's Guide |
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The
on-line Administrator's Guide is the
most current version of the Guide.
The on-line Guide includes changes
which were not available for the print
version distributed in the PDF format.
This on-line guide documents Release
06A of the Systech port server operating
system and is based on Revision A
of the Administrator's Guide (Part
number: 80-001042-5). Currently, there
have been no changes to the on-line
Guide. It is identical to the PDF
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Adapting
an RCS/3000 to an RCS/4000 Network |
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If
you are using your RCS/3000 to replace
a Systech RCS/4000 port server or
including it in a network that already
contains RCS/4000s, you may want to
use an adapter on your RCS/3000 serial
port that maps the RCS/3000 DB-9 connector
to an RJ-45 connector emulating the
RCS/4000 RJ-45 serial ports. The adapter
would allow you to use your existing
cables to connect to the RCS/3000.
Information and a diagram for an RCS/3000
to RCS/4000 adapter are available
in the on-line RCS/3000 Administrator's
Guide in the section, Adapting Your
RCS/3000 to an RCS/4000 Network |
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Newark
Electronics (www.newark.com) can provide
an adapter (DEM-45F Jack Adapter,
Part Number 50F9356). The adapter
is color coded as follows: |
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| DB-9
Pin |
RJ-45
Pin |
Color |
| 1 |
1 |
Blue |
2 |
5 |
Green |
3 |
4 |
Red |
4 |
8 |
Gray |
5 |
3 |
Black |
6 |
8 |
Red |
7 |
2 |
Orange |
8 |
7 |
Brown |
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Newark
Electronics
www.Newark.com
(800) 463-9275 (To find the nearest
location) |
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Host
Utilities |
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| Deterministic
Telnet Daemon (dtelnetd) |
Available
for UNIX Systems. Allows
you to have telnet sessions
and to specify which PTY
device to use for an incoming
telnet connection, rather
than arbitrarily picking
a PTY device. This allows
you to have the same tty
name every time you log
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r4000 Utility |
Available
for UNIX and Windows 95/98/NT/XP.
Provides command line
uploads and downloads
from the RCS/4000. Allows
you to script updates
of software and configurations
for your field installation.
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rtn Utility |
Available
for UNIX. Creates a pseudo-tty
(pty) device on the host
that is connected via
TELNET or raw TCP to an
RCS/4000 serial port.
Allows UNIX programs such
as tip(1C) and uucp(1C)
to access serial devices
attached to RCS/4000 ports.
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