Exegin Technologies Limited Q53R6 Manuel D’Utilisation

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Q53 Installation and Configuration Guide © Exegin Technologies Limited, 2013

9. Reference Information
Q53 Command Line Interface Shell

The three main command prefixes within the command line interface shell are:

change settings stored in Flash. When the "

" prefix is used, the 

Q53 must be restarted to apply the changes to the system. Since 
"

" affects Flash settings only, the Zigbee gateway bridge device 

must reset and read the new settings now in Flash. 

change current/working settings in memory. When the "

" prefix is 

used, a "

" command must be executed as well so that the new 

settings are retained after power cycles. Since "

" only affects the 

settings in memory, they will be lost after a power cycle unless they are 
saved into Flash ROM.

view current/working settings in memory.

When the command shell is accessed through a Telnet session, a prompt is displayed 
after login to indicate that it is ready to accept a command from the user. The Telnet 
prompt is formatted 

 where IPaddress is the IP address of the Q53 

and userid is the user ID of the currently logged-in user. For example, 

where 192.168.11.32 is the Q53’s IP address and the user is root.

The Q53’s command line interface shell provides several on-line help tools. These 
include:

Typing "

" once logged in to the command line interface 

shell will produce a full listing of all commands available.

Typing in the beginning of a command will produce an 
error message showing the correct syntax. For example, 
typing in "

" will produce a list of all 

commands that start with this prefix.

The command line interface shell consists of more than 50 commands. 

 outlines 

some of the more common commands. For a complete command reference, please refer 
to 

Store the IP address for the Q53.