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Step 1 Connect a terminal or laptop to the DB9
connector on the active TTC card.
Step 2 Start HyperTerminal
(Start/Programs/Accessories/Communications/HyperTerminal).
Step 3
Name the connection (TL1).
Step 4 Click OK.
Step 5 On the “Connect To” Screen, click the tab to
the right of the “Connect Using” window and select “Direct to Com
1”.
Step 6
Click OK.
Step 7
On the Com 1 window, select 9600 bits per
second. Other default settings are OK (8, none, 1, hardware).
Step 8
Click OK.
Step 9 Press the Enter key on the terminal. You
should see a “>” on the screen. If you see nothing (or garbage),
remove the cable from the TTC card. Check the settings in
HyperTerminal. Reconnect and try again.
Step 10 If there is no password to CISCO15 enter this
message: Act-user::CISCO15:<ctag>; where ctag is any number. You
should receive an M <ctag> COMPLD message. You are now logged in.
Note User ID and password are case sensitive.
Step 11 When a password has already been assigned to
the node, enter this message: Act-user::CISCO15:<ctag>::<passed>;
where ctag is any number and passwd is the password. You should
receive a M <ctag> COMPLD message. You are now logged in.
Step 12 Enter Rtrv-ne-gen:::<ctag>; where ctag is any
number. You should receive a M <ctag> COMPLD message followed by
the IPADDR, IPMASK, DEFRTR, NAME, SWVER, and LOAD values. You may
need to scroll up to find this message. Enter: Canc-user::CISCO15:<ctag>;
where ctag is any number. You should receive an M <ctag> COMPLD
message. You are now logged off
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