This chapter contain a brief of Stand Alone operation mode of Babylon application. More detail can be found in More about firmware
Before use the application firmware, you must connect SerizII with its own Babylon board, as in figure below
When connected, you have 2 serial ports.
All ports work at 115200,n,8,1 no handshake.
Open 1 terminal instances, connected to the MINI USB (FDTI). This is the Server and Client main menu. This VCOMM is immediate active as soon as the powered on.
When power up ends, SerizII display will show:
The VCOMM connected to the Micro USB is activated only after the Babylon has completed its initialization (this will ends when FTDI terminal instance show the Babylon main menu, it takes about 10” after power on). Wait to open the Micro USB Vcomm port till the SerizII has completed initialization.
On the instance connected to MINI USB (FDTI), after the initialization is complete, the babylon A70CM main menu will be displayed
By pressing ‘1’ you enter in the configuration sub-menu
This menu will enable:
First of all, you must set key lengh in configuration sub menu.
Type ‘1’ from main menu, then select ‘1’ for 128, ‘2’ for 256 (see image above)
To start a work session and enable messages sending, it’s mandatory to perform Authentication process. To do this, you must start the Authenticate operations. Press ‘2’ from main menu:
when Authentication ends
When INACTIVE, no messages are sent to “Man-In-The-Middle” task. It will be ignored.
Available only when Babylon is in “Authenticated and connected state”. See image below
The demo can start by leaving the “Man-In-The-Middle” inactive (default after reset). After autentication process ends succesfully, by selecting to send a message:
All functionality described in this paragraph can be performed using Babylon firmware compiled for LAN mode. Because Server and Client are on two separate board, each one has to be programmed compiling firmware with its own defines Operation mode macros
Before use the application firmware, you must connect 2 SerizII, each with its own Babylon board, as in figure below
When connected, you have 3 serial ports.
The serizII which will show on the display “Babylon IP client” has only a single USB VCOMM connected to the mini USB (this port will use FTDI driver) and show a Client menu interface;
The serizII which will show on the display “Babylon IP server” has two USB connected, the Mini port is the Server menu interface (this port will use FTDI driver), and a micro USB which is connected to the “Man-in-the-middle” process (this port will need a CDC driver);
All ports work at 115200,n,8,1 no handshake.
Open 2 terminal instances, one for each VCOMM connected to the MINI USB (FDTI). There VCOMM are immediate active as soon as the powered on.
The VCOMM connected to the Micro USB is activated only after the Babylon Server SerizII has completed its initialization; wait to open this port till the SerizII has completed initialization (about 10” after power on).
On both instance connected to the IP Server and IP Client, after the initialization is complete, the A70CM main menu will be displayed