HP Fiber-Optic Hub Plus User's Guide download pdf (Page 39)

SPeed <new speed>

To change the console port baud rate. Normally, the baud rate is automatically sensed. Use

this command to set the baud rate explicitly to 300, 1200, 2400, or 9600. You will be prompted

to set the terminal’s baud rate to the same speed and to press RETURN several times for the

prompt.

STatus

To display status information for the hub, including the time elapsed since the last reset

(see the Reset command), the hub’s station address, the Thinwatch setting, and a table

with the following port information:

Port

The port ID. (BKUP) indicates the port is configured as the backup

link, (PRI) indicates the port is the primary link.

Port Status The status of each port:

ON means the port is enabled and is not auto-segmented.

OFF means the port has been explicitly disabled.

SEGMENTED means the port has been auto-segmented. (See

“Auto-Segmentation” in chapter 1.)

Light Status The light status of each fiber-optic port:

OK means light is being received, so the fiber-optic cabling is

working properly.

LOW means little or no light is being received, indicating a cabling

problem. Check the fiber-optic cabling and connections at both

ends. (Also, see chapter 4, “Troubleshooting”.)

Station Address The station address of the device connected to each port, or:

NONE meaning an address has not yet been detected. A device

must transmit packets to be detected.

MULTIPLE meaning more than one address has been detected.

TEstlink

To run a test of the link between the hub and another IEEE 802.3 device.

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HP Fiber-Optic Hub Plus User's Guide Page 39