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User Manual RS485 / RS232 / Ethernet
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O
PERATING
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ODALITY
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EMOTE
COM P
ORT
It consists of a configuration in which the device is generally controlled by a PC that is connected
using the TCP or UDP protocol. It writes bytes that automatically are sent on the serial line and
each byte read from the serial port is transmitted through the line to the connected PC.
The means of the fields for “ETHERNET” are:
In the field “ IP Address ” the IP address of the converter is defined;
In the field “ SubNet Mask ” the Subnet Mask of the converter is defined;
If the field “ Use Gateway ” is checked, in the field below it is possible to insert the IP
Address of the gateway used for going out to the net.
The means of the fields for “RS232/RS485/RS422” are:
The field “ Enable Serial ” is used for selecting if the serial is used (field checked) or not
(field unchecked). For the codes with only one serial, this field isn’t editable (it is always
checked); for the codes with two serials, at least one of the two must be checked.
In the field “ Port ” the port used to communicate with converter using TCP/UDP protocol is
defined. The port of second serial must be different from the first one;
In the field “ Socket Disconnect TimeOut (Seconds) ” a time in seconds is defined. If no
data pass through the socket for the seconds defined, the socket disconnects.
In the field “ Baudrate ” the data rate of the serial line in use is defined;
In the field “ Parity ” the parity of the serial line in use is defined;
In the field “ Data Bits ” the number of data bits used for the serial line communication is
defined;
In the field “ Stop Bit ” the number of Stop bits used for the serial line communication is
defined;
In the field “ Data Packing ” the serial to Ethernet conversion’s method is defined:
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Default: standard way defined in the firmware;
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Length: defined number of bytes in the field on the right;
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Timeout: after a defined time with no communication in the field on the right;
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Delimiter: after a specific char defined in the field on the right.
Figure 3: “Devices Setting” window
(Remote COM Port)