Node ID Box

= Details of how to program a node-id box = 

You will need a computer, a cross over cable and a test ORBIT node. This setup is currently in place in the ORBIT lab room

* Step 1: Connect the computer to the node's CM interface using cross-over cable and configure the node's IP address to 10.0.0.200 netmask 255.0.0.0

* Step 2: Connect the node ID that you want to program to the node ID connector socket on the front of the node

* Step 3: Connect power to the node and wait for the node ID box to start blinking

* Step 4: Telnet to 10.1.222.222, this is the default CM IP for a new node ID box
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  telnet 10.1.222.222
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* You will see a CM prompt like this
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 *** WINLAB ORBIT CHASSIS MANAGER CONSOLE *** 

 type ? for help

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* At the prompt, type eprom and hit enter, you should get the following screen
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Usage:  eprom NodeType p1 p2 HostBaud
where NodeType: 1=GridNode, 2=SupportNode, 3=SandboxNode
      p1 p2:    p1=x, p2=y GridNode coord (x,y)
      p1 p2:    p1=100, p2=SupportNode ID
      p1 p2:    p1=101...199 Sandbox ID,  p2: XXXXYYYY SandboxNode coord (X,Y)
      HostBaud: Host Console Baud Rate (1...5):
                1=9600, 2=19200, 3=38400, 4=57600, 5=115200
      Example: eprom 1 5 6 4   (all numbers decimal)

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* Step 5: As an example to program node1-1 belonging to sandbox 5, you will use the convention
  3 - for sandbox domain, 105 for IP subnet of sandbox5, 17 - for first node of sandbox and 1 for baud rate
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eprom 3 105 17 1

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* Step 6: This should give you an OK message, with a request to ''reboot'' the node ID box

* Step 7: Type ''reboot'' at the node ID console

* Step 8: You can kill the telnet session and now log in using the new node ID's IP which is 10.1.105.17 (for the above example)
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