If you do not know the configured settings of WMT700, or the settings have been accidentally changed, you may not get any response when you type the OPEN command. In that case, restore the serial port settings to known values. |
- Connect a cable between your terminal computer, power supply, and WMT700.
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Open the HyperTerminal program.
You can also use other terminal programs, such as Tera Term. - Cancel the new connection.
- Select File > Properties.
- Select the correct COM port and then Configure.
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Regardless of the configured port settings of WMT700, select the following
communication settings:
- Bits per second: 19200
- Data bits: 8
- Parity: None
- Stop bits: 1
- Flow Control: None
- Close the New Connection Properties window.
- Connect to WMT700 using the RS-485 interface.
- Switch the sensor power supply off and back on.
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Press # on your keyboard and hold down the key for at least 5
seconds. WMT700 responds with the following string:
Ok Restoring COM1 and COM2 settings…
Updating the settings is completed in a few seconds. When the operation is done, WMT700 sends the following response:Done. Rebooting…
WMT700 has applied the settings and reboots using the new settings. For the restored settings, see the table below. - Before you start configuring new values to WMT700, apply the new settings to HyperTerminal. To close the connection, select Call > Disconnect.
- Select File > Properties.
- Select Properties > Configure.
- In Bits per second, select 9600.
- Close the Properties window.
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Select Call > Call.
Table 1. Restored serial port settings Parameter name Default value Description com1_baud
com2_baud
4 4 = 9600 bauds per second com1_data
com2_data8 Number of data bits com1_delay
com2_delay20 Response delay in milliseconds com2_interf 0 0 = RS-485 com1_parity
com2_parity0 0 = None com1_protocol
com2_protocol0 WMT700 protocol com1_stop
com2_stop1 Number of stop bits The serial port settings are now restored to known values. You can type the OPEN command and start configuring WMT700.