Digi TS W Family, One TS W, PortServer TS 2 W, PortServer TS 4 W Quick Start Manual

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Congratulations!

The Wireless device is

configured. Go to the User

Guide on the CD for more

information.

RUN

WIZARD

REBOOT

INSTALL

Connect
serial device

Connect
Ethernet
cable

Connect
power
supply

Insert CD

Follow wizard

Disconnect
power
supply

Disconnect
Ethernet
cable

Re-connect
power supply

PortServer TS 4 W

shown

What you will need

Software &
Documentation

Software &
Documentation

If you have a UNIX system and it
does not use an auto-mounter, you
will need to manually mount the CD.
See the back of this guide for UNIX
specific instructions.

Quick Start Guide

power supply
may be either
supply shown here

Ethernet cable not included

Accessing the CD from a UNIX System

Software &
Documentation

Insert CD in system CD drive

Mount the CD by entering one of the commands from
the following table:

1

2

3

4

Determine your CD device

Common names for CD-ROM devices:

NAME EXAMPLE

/dev/cdrom /dev/cdrom
/dev/cdrom/cdromn /dev/cdrom/cdrom1
/dev/cdn /dev/cd0
/dev/dsk/cktmdn /dev/c1t2d0

If your system auto mounts the CD, skip to step 5.
Auto Mount programs may use the volume information
to define a mount point. If the CD volume label is
"Digi" then the mount point may be /cdrom/digi

AIX

*HPUX

Linux

SCO

UnixWare

SCO

OpenServer

Solaris

(Intel

& SPARC)

Command

mount -r -v cdrfs device mount-directory

do not use mount, it will not operate correctly

pfs_mount device mount-directory

See man pages for pfs and pfs_mount for more
information.

mount device mount-directory
mount -r -F cdfs device mount-directory

mount -r -f ISO9660 device mount-directory

mount -F hsfs device mount-directory

Most systems use an auto-mounter. See the man page
on vold: man vold

Operating

System

device is the path to the device file assigned to the cdrom drive,
mount-directory is the directory where the Digi CD is mounted

Navigate to mounted CD directory, enter: ./setup

5

UNIX

To list descriptions of devices:
AIX: lscfg
HPUX: - Make sure you have administrator privileges and
your PATH includes /usr/sbin

ioscan -funC disk

Solaris: Most Solaris systems use an auto-mounter.
See the man page on vold: man vold

If you see DISPLAY permission errors when running the CD,
you may want to verify your DISPLAY variable is set.
To set the DISPLAY variable:

DISPLAY=localhost:0.0; export DISPLAY

AND/OR

xhost +localhost

Identify the mount-directory.
Some common pre-existing mount points:

/mnt/cdrom /cdrom

Or create your own: mkdir /mnt/mycdrom

HPUX - Check to see if pfs is running

ps -ef | grep pfs

If not, start the daemons:

pfs_mountd&; pfsd&

*HPUX When finished, leave the CD directory and pfs_umount

cd
pfs_umount mount-directory

(If you inadvertenly use umount instead of pfs_umount, kill the
pfs daemons to remove the CD-ROM.)