Your device supports access via the command line of a terminal program via different interfaces (e.g. [W]LAN, [W]WAN or serial) and protocols (such as Telnet, SSH, or TFTP). A suitable client allows you to access the LCOS CLI to read-out device data, to change and analyze it, and to use your own scripts to automate these operations for multiple devices in one go, such as for the remote servicing of multiple devices—and all without the need of a graphical user interface.
Note: In Windows, there is no Telnet client as part of the operating system. You can of course use alternative software such as the free, multi-protocol client PuTTY. PuTTY is available for Windows and Linux operating systems.
