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INSTALLATION AND OPERATION MANUAL
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Enter the
Telnet Server Port Number
(TCP/IP port number) for the module. To find the Telnet
Server Port Number, double-click the configuration device’s listing to go to its website. Then,
go to the Status & Configuration page and locate the Local Telnet Port Number row, and select
the number that you wish to use with this connection.
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Select “
Start this connection automatically when Windows starts
”.
If you do not select this option, the connections will not been made unless you provide the –a
command line option that instructs the launcher to start all connections.
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Click
Create Connection
to save the information on the newly configured connection.
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Notice that
Virtual Port Pair 0
is no longer bolded, indicating that the port pair is already in
use and you cannot configure another connection using the same pair. To create another VCP
pair for use by your second (or subsequent) connection, click
Create New Pair
and repeat the
above process.
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You can now start your legacy serial application and open virtual COM port CNCA0 and
communicate with the remote contact device attached to the module.
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Contact ComNet for the command sets to communicate to the modules
Edit port names
Some serial applications are unable to connect to a serial port named using a form other than
COMm, where m is the port number. Since com0com ports are named CNCAn and CNCBn by
default, this can cause problems. If you encounter this problem, ComNet Contact over Ethernet
module Configuration application allows you to change the names of virtual COM ports, as long
as neither port in the pair is currently part of a configured connection.
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To edit the port name, expand the virtual port pair listing that contains the port you want to
change. Double-click the port name, edit the connection name, and press
ENTER
.