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Automatic writing on connection

The software supports automatically writing to a transceiver when it is connected to the coding board port.

To enable this feature, select the following checkboxes:

Control - Check status for connected device

Control - Auto write to plugged-in transceiver

Establish a connection to the coding board:

Connection - Connect

Automatic SFP programming settings: connection checking and writing options in the Control menu

Once this mode is enabled, the software monitors the inputs that indicate whether a transceiver is connected to the coding board ports. When a connection is detected, the write operation starts automatically using the configured password settings or script.

2024-02-09 16:57:10 > [SFP]  : Transceiver has been plugged-in the port
2024-02-09 16:57:11 > Write Table A0 add. 00,  128 byte(s) from 00
2024-02-09 16:57:11 > W1A000007F0D00230100000000000000058D00000000000A004F454D202020202020202020202020200F0002C94D43323230373331562D30313020202041314268000046BD0001049854573231313530313138342020202020313530353235202068F0037C2020202020202020202020202020202020202020202020202020202020202020
2024-02-09 16:57:13 > 0D00230100000000000000058D00000000000A004F454D202020202020202020202020200F0002C94D43323230373331562D30313020202041314268000046BD0001049854573231313530313138342020202020313530353235202068F0037C2020202020202020202020202020202020202020202020202020202020202020
2024-02-09 16:57:13 > WRITE OK

To write again, remove the transceiver from the coding board port, wait for the port status to update, then reconnect it.

Automatic SFP firmware writing in SFPTotal Wizard: the code table and operation log

To disable automatic writing, clear the checkboxes selected earlier.

Note

Combining automatic writing with script based writing enables batch programming of transceivers and significantly reduces the time spent on manual operations.

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