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11. CLI Commands
11.4.13 Setting the Baud Rate
To set the baud rate of RS-232 serial transmission for B162 devices, type the command in this format:
baud + a<port> | i<port> |o<port> + <baud_rate> + \r\n
Control Description
a<port> Indicates the MAC address or IP address of the target transmitter or receiver. Use
an asterisk (*) to target all transmitters and receivers in the environment.
i<port> Indicates the device ID of the target input device (B162-001-POE). Use an aster-
isk (*) to target all transmitters in the environment.
o<port> Indicates the device ID of the target output device (B162-100-POE). Use an
asterisk (*) to target all receivers in the environment.
<baud_rate>
Indicates the baud rate to which you wish to set the target devices. Valid inputs
include 9600, 19200, 38400 and 115200.
\r\n Ends the command.
Example:
• To set the baud rate of a transmitter with the device ID of 3 to 115200, type baud a3 115200
• To set all receivers to default, type baud o* 9600
11.4.14 Displaying Device Status
You can display the status of B162 transmitters or receivers or the connection status of B162-001-POE transmitters to
B162-100-POE receivers. To do this, type the command in this format: read + [i<port>] | [o<port>] + \r\n
Control Description
i<port> Indicates the device ID, MAC address or IP address of the target input
device (B162-001-POE). Use an asterisk (*) to target all transmitters in the
environment.
o<port> Indicates the device ID, MAC address or IP address of the target output
device (B162-100-POE). Use an asterisk (*) to target all receivers in the
environment.
\r\n Ends the command.
Example:
• To look up the device status of all transmitters, type read i*
• To look up the device status of a receiver with the IP address of 10.0.80.66, type read o10.0.80.66
• To look up the connection status of transmitters to receivers in the environment, type read
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