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- Pairing UART Devices post PTS
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- This procedure describes how to pair two UART-enabled powerline adapters once they have been programmed, personalized and tested. This example assumes you are using a Windows host and two powerline adapters having MAC addresses <code class="constant">00:B0:52:00:05:F9</code> and <code class="constant">00:B0:52:00:05:FA</code>.
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- Start with the first device, <code class="constant">00:B0:52)(00:05:F9</code>. Plug the host serial cable into the RJ45 port on the device and plug the device into an AC power source.
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- Change to transparent mode using program int6kuart. Option -v displays outgoing command and incoming serial responses. The <span class="quote">“<span class="quote">+++</span>”</span> is the serial data sent to the device and the <span class="quote">“<span class="quote">OK</span>”</span> is the device response.
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- # int6kuart -s com3 -wv
- +++
- OK
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- Read the adapter PIB into a temporary file using program <a class="ulink" href="int6kuart.7.html" target="_top">int6kuart</a>. The following command reads the PIB from serial device <code class="filename">com3</code> and saves it to file <code class="filename">temp.pib</code> on the host. You will see a series of dots appear on the console as the PIB is read from the device. The filename used is not important.
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- # int6kuart -s com3 -p temp.pib
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- Program the PIB file with the default destination address using program <a class="ulink" href="setpib.7.html" target="_top">setpib</a>. The following command inserts the MAC address of the second device, <code class="constant">00B0520005FA</code>, at fixed offset <code class="constant">0x2C8A</code> in file <code class="filename">temp.pib</code> downloaded in the previous step.
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- # setpib temp.pib 2C8A data 00B0520005FA
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- Write the modified PIB file back to the adapter and commit it to flash memory using program <a class="ulink" href="int6kuart.7.html" target="_top">int6kuart</a>. The following command write file <code class="filename">temp.pib</code> to serial device <code class="filename">com3</code> then commits the PIB to flash memory. You will see a series of dots appear on the console as the PIB is written to the device. The device will reboot.
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- # int6kuart -s com3 -P temp.pib -C2
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- Change the device to Transparent Mode using program <a class="ulink" href="int6kuart.7.html" target="_top">int6kuart</a> once the device resets.
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- # inc6kuart -s com3 -wv
- +++
- OK
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- Verify that the destination MAC address is correct using program <a class="ulink" href="int6kuart.7.html" target="_top">int6kuart</a>.
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- # int6kuart -s com3 -d
- 00B0520005FA
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- Repeat this process on the second adapter, <code class="constant">00:B0:52:00:05:FA</code>, using the MAC address of the first device, <code class="constant">00:B0:52:00:05:F9</code>, as the destination address.
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