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Tiny Addressable Serial Converter

ICP DAS CO., LTD.

User Manual, Ver. 1.3, Apr. 2018, Page: 2

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MORE INFORMATION

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1.INTRODUCTION

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2. HARDWARE INFORMATION

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3. SETTING UP THE TM-752N

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ONNECTING THE POWER AND

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EARCH FOR THE T

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ONFIGURE THE NETWORK SETTINGS

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4. WEB CONFIGURATION

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OGGING ON TO THE T

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4.3.1 Network and Miscellaneous Settings

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4.3.2 IP Address Selection

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4.3.3 General Configuration Settings

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4.3.4 Restore Factory Defaults

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4.4.1 Port1 Settings

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4.5.1 Filter Settings

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Summary of Contents for tM-752N Series

Page 1: ...reserves the right to change this manual at any time without notice The information furnished by ICP DAS is believed to be accurate and reliable However no responsibility is assumed by ICP DAS for it...

Page 2: ...MENTS 15 2 7 WIRING NOTES 16 3 SETTING UP THE TM 752N 17 STEP 1 CONNECTING THE POWER AND HOST PC 17 STEP 2 RUN THE ESEARCH UTILITY 19 STEP 3 SEARCH FOR THE TM 752N MODULE 20 STEP 4 CONFIGURE THE NETWO...

Page 3: ...41 5 1 5 AAON stop bit 43 5 1 6 AA6 name 45 5 1 7 AA7 46 5 1 8 AAC delimiter 47 5 1 9 delimiter AA bypass 49 5 1 10 AAKV 50 5 1 11 AATN CrLfmode 52 5 1 12 AAM 54 5 1 13 AAU 55 5 1 14 AAJN timeout 57...

Page 4: ...ymodules napdos tM 752N document Firmware http ftp icpdas com pub cd tinymodules napdos tM 752N firmware eSearch Utility http ftp icpdas com pub cd tinymodules napdos software esearch tM 752N Product...

Page 5: ...232 devices via a single RS 485 network This network protocol offers stability reliability and simple cabling while delivering a low cost easy to maintain product To achieve maximum space savings the...

Page 6: ...nds to the destination RS 232 device Responses from the local RS 232 devices will be returned to the Host PC via the tM 752N module 1 2 Self Tuner ASIC Inside The built in Self Tuner ASIC on an RS 485...

Page 7: ...ver Web server enables configuration of the tM 752N via a standard web browser interface e g Internet Explorer Firefox or Mozilla etc This means that it is easy to check the configuration of thetM 752...

Page 8: ...3 wire RS 232 COM3 3 wire RS 232 Self Tuner Yes automatic RS 485 direction control RS 485 Bias Resistor Yes 10 K Node 32 max UART 16c550 or compatible COM Port Format Baud Rate 115200 bps Max Data Bi...

Page 9: ...scovery Allows easy firmware update via the Ethernet Built in Web server for easy configuration Terminal block connector for easy wiring Tiny form factor and low power consumption RoHS compliant and n...

Page 10: ...Ver 1 3 Apr 2018 Page 10 2 4 Front View Here is a brief overview of the tM 752N series module components and a description 5 J2 Connector 3 S1 System LED Indicator 4 Operating Mode Switch 1 Ethernet P...

Page 11: ...lluminated When power is supplied via PoE Power over Ethernet the PoE LED Green indicator will be illuminated 2 12 VDC 48 VDC Jack The tM 752N is equipped with a 12 48 VDC jack that is used as the pow...

Page 12: ...in the Run position by default When updating the tM 752N firmware the switch needs to be moved from the Run position to the Init position The Switch must be returned to the Run position after the upda...

Page 13: ...iagrams provide the dimensions of thetM 7521 tM 7522and CA 002 cable that can be used as a reference when defining the specifications and the DC power supply plug for any custom enclosures All dimensi...

Page 14: ...O LTD User Manual Ver 1 3 Apr 2018 Page 14 CA 002 Cable Pin Assignment P1 P2 1 RED OPEN 2 BLACK OPEN Note Cable color BLACK NO DESCRIPTION QTY UNIT 1 UL2464 18AWG 2C RED BLACK 0D5 0 COLOR BLACK 1 PCS...

Page 15: ...ter ICP DAS CO LTD User Manual Ver 1 3 Apr 2018 Page 15 2 6 Pin Assignments 1 Port 2 Wire RS 485 and 1 Port 5 Wire RS 232 Module 1 Port 2 Wire RS 485 and 2 Port 3 Wire RS 232 Module tM 7521 Pin Assign...

Page 16: ...nation resistor connected across the two wires DATA and DATA Typically 120 resisters are used 4 The Data and B pins are positive voltage pins and Data and A pins are negative voltage pins in the above...

Page 17: ...onal Isolated RS 232 to RS 422 485 converter module I 7520 module optional Step 1 Connecting the power and Host PC 1 Check Init Run switch is on Run position 2 Connect both the tM 752N and your comput...

Page 18: ...ny Addressable Serial Converter ICP DAS CO LTD User Manual Ver 1 3 Apr 2018 Page 18 3 Perform a test wiring check as follows Wiring to RS 232 Device Wiring to host PC Via the RS 485 bus PoE Power Supp...

Page 19: ...Ver 1 3 Apr 2018 Page 19 4 Connecting to Multiple Remote RS 232 Devices as follows Step 2 Run the eSearch Utility The eSearch Utility can be obtained from our FTP site http ftp icpdas com pub cd tiny...

Page 20: ...the Search Servers button to search for your tM 752N module Step 4 Configure the network settings 1 tM 752N series module is IP based devices that may not be suitable for your network using a default...

Page 21: ...r to obtain the correct network configuration information such as IP Mask Gateway Enter the network settings and then click OK The tM 752N will use the new settings within 2 seconds 3 Wait 2 seconds a...

Page 22: ...rom our FTP site http ftp icpdas com pub cd tinymodules napdos software 2 Check that the configuration of the COM Port is correct and then click the Open COM button 4 Type a string in the send field t...

Page 23: ...ectly 4 1 Logging on to the tM 752N Web Server You can log onto the tM 752N web server from any computer that has Internet access Step 1 Open a browser Mozilla Firefox Google Chrome and Internet Explo...

Page 24: ...tering the IP address the login dialog page will be displayed Enter the password and then click the Submit button to enter the configuration web page The factory default password is Step 4 Welcome to...

Page 25: ...1 3 Apr 2018 Page 25 4 2 Home Page The Home link connects to the main page which contains two parts The first part of this page provides basic information about the tM 752N hardware and software The s...

Page 26: ...stem Timeout Note After updating the tM 752N firmware you can check the version information on this page 4 3 2 IP Address Selection The Address Type Static IP Address Subnet Mask and Default Gateway i...

Page 27: ...automatically assigns an IP address to each device Please refer to Section 4 3 2 2 Dynamic Configuration Static IP Address Each tM 752N on the network must have a unique IP address This item used to...

Page 28: ...ll the network settings in the following manner Step 1 Select Static IP as the address type Step 2 Enter the appropriate network settings Step 3 Click the Update Settings button to finish the configur...

Page 29: ...able default 1 Enable 0 Enable Response Prefix Add the prefix code in front of response message 0 Alias Name Each tM 752N can be allocated a unique Alias name so that it can be identified the network...

Page 30: ...hese steps Step 1 Click the Restore Defaults button to reset the configuration Step 2 Click the OK button in the message dialog box Step 3 Check whether the tM 752N is reset to factory default setting...

Page 31: ...Port Settings 4 4 1 Port1 Settings Check the tM 752N hardware and software information The port settings provide the following functions These are 5 modes in ending chars pattern Mode 0 0x0D Mode 1 0x...

Page 32: ...on The number of User defined ending char can be 1 2 chars For example 1 char 1 0x0D 2 chars 2 0x0D 0x0A 4 Delimiter This is a special symbol placed in the front of command response message can be use...

Page 33: ...ist restricts the access of packets based on the IP header If one or more IP address are saved into the IP filter table only clients whose IP is specified in the IP filter list can access the tM 752N...

Page 34: ...tions Item Description Current password Enter the old password default is admin New password Enter the new password Confirm new password Enter the new password again Submit Click this button to save t...

Page 35: ...top bit AA stop bit Read Set the Stop Bit for COM 1 2 3 5 1 6 AA6 ID AA Set the alias name string for COM 2 3 5 1 7 AA7 AA ID Read the alias name string for COM 2 3 5 1 8 AAC delimiter AA delimiter Re...

Page 36: ...alid range is from 00 FF 2 character checksum If the checksum is disabled no chk End Character Response Byte 1 Byte 2 3 Byte 4 5 Byte 6 7 Note AA chk CrLf Valid Invalid AA chk CrLf Delimiter character...

Page 37: ...om 00 FF 0 Read Set the Baud Rate for the COM 1 1 Read Set the Baud Rate for the COM 2 3 Valid values are 1200 2400 4800 9600 19200 38400 57600 115200 2 character checksum If the checksum is disabled...

Page 38: ...Page 38 Example Assume the module address of tM 752N is 01 e g Command Response 1 01B0 CrLf 0157600 CrLf Read the COM1 RS 485 Baud Rate 2 01B19600 CrLf 01 CrLf Changes the COM2 RS 232 Baud Rate to 960...

Page 39: ...ter port address in Hex format The valid range is from 00 FF 0 Reads Sets the data bit for the COM 1 1 Reads Sets the data bit for the COM 2 3 Valid values are 5 6 7 8 2 character checksum If the chec...

Page 40: ...age 40 Example Assume the module address of tM 752N is 01 e g Command Response 1 01D08 CrLf 01 CrLf Changes the data bit to 8 for the COM1 RS 485 2 01D17 CrLf 01 CrLf Changes the data bit to 7 for the...

Page 41: ...iter character 2 character port address in Hex format The valid range is from 00 FF 0 Reads Sets the parity bit for the COM 1 1 Reads Sets the parity bit for the COM 2 3 0 NONE 1 EVEN 2 ODD 3 MARK 4 S...

Page 42: ...18 Page 42 Example Assume the module address of tM 752N is 01 e g Command Response 1 01P00 CrLf 01 CrLf Changes parity bit to NONE for COM1 RS 485 2 01P10 CrLf 01 CrLf Changes parity bit to NONE for C...

Page 43: ...ter character 2 character port address in Hex format The valid range is from 00 FF 0 Reads Sets the stop bit for the COM 1 1 Reads Sets the stop bit for the COM 2 3 Valid values are 1 2 2 character ch...

Page 44: ...LTD User Manual Ver 1 3 Apr 2018 Page 44 Example Assume the module address of tM 752N is 01 e g Command Response 1 01O12 CrLf 02 CrLf Changes the stop bit to 2 for the COM2 RS 232 2 02O12 CrLf 03 CrLf...

Page 45: ...ber of character is 15 2 character checksum If the checksum is disabled no chk End Character Response Byte 1 Byte 2 3 Byte 4 5 Byte 6 7 Note AA chk CrLf Valid Invalid AA chk CrLf Delimiter character i...

Page 46: ...e 4 10 Byte 11 12 Byte 13 14 Note AA name chk CrLf Read Byte 1 Byte 2 3 Byte 4 5 Byte 6 7 Note AA chk CrLf Invalid AA name chk CrLf Delimiter character indicating a valid command Delimiter character i...

Page 47: ...rite AA delimiter chk CrLf Delimiter character 2 character port address in Hex format The valid range is from 00 FF Default delimiter is 2 character checksum If the checksum is disabled no chk End Cha...

Page 48: ...Assume the module address of tM 752N is 01 e g Command Response 1 01C CrLf 01 CrLf Reads the delimiter for the COM2 RS 232 2 02C CrLf 02 CrLf Changes the delimiter for the COM3 RS 232 Notes 1 The del...

Page 49: ...limiter AA bypass chk CrLf AA bypass chk CrLf 2 characterport address in Hex format The valid range is from 00 FF The data string sent to COM 2 3 2 character checksum If the checksum is disabled no ch...

Page 50: ...character module address in Hex format The valid range is from 00 FF 0 checksum disabled 1 checksum enabled 2 character checksum If the checksum is disabled no chk End Character Response Byte 1 Byte...

Page 51: ...dule address of tM 752N is 01 e g Command Response 1 01K000 CrLf 0182 CrLf Disables the checksum chk 00 82 2 01K1 CrLf 01 CrLf The checksum is enabled Notes The checksum enable disable function is val...

Page 52: ...mand response string Request Byte 1 Byte 2 3 Byte 4 Byte 5 Byte 6 7 Byte 8 9 Note AA T N chk CrLf Read Byte 1 Byte 2 3 Byte 4 Byte 5 Byte 6 Byte 7 8 Byte 9 10 Note AA T N CrLfmode chk CrLf Write AA N...

Page 53: ...ndicating an invalid command 2 character port address in Hex format 2 character checksum If the checksum is disabled no chk End Character If No response syntax error communication error or address err...

Page 54: ...racter Response Byte 1 Byte 2 3 Byte 4 6 Byte 7 8 Byte 9 10 Note AA name chk CrLf Read Byte 1 Byte 2 3 Byte 4 5 Byte 6 7 Note AA chk CrLf Invalid AA name chk CrLf Delimiter character indicating a vali...

Page 55: ...reds of RS 232 devices without any loss of data in short period Buffer operation rules Rule 1 The buffer is enabled after being powered on Rule 2 The delimiter AA command disables the buffer operation...

Page 56: ...a new extension of the AAU command added in firmware version B1 1 3 for the tM 752N modules When there is no data in the serial buffer from slave device the AAU command causes no response from tM 752...

Page 57: ...AAJN chk CrLf Reads the timeout value AAJN timeout chk CrLf Sets the timeout value Request Byte 1 Byte 2 3 Byte 4 Byte 5 Byte 6 7 Byte 8 9 Note AA J N chk CrLf Read Byte 1 Byte 2 3 Byte 4 Byte 5 Byte...

Page 58: ...x format 2 character checksum If the checksum is disabled no chk End Character If no response buffer is empty syntax error communication error address error Example Assume the module address of tM 752...

Page 59: ...port address in Hex format The valid range is from 00 FF 0 Prefixed address byte disabled 1 Prefixed address byte enabled 2 character checksum If the checksum is disabled no chk End Character Respons...

Page 60: ...OM1 The prefixed address byte is disabled 2 01E1 CrLf 01 CrLf Sets the status of the prefixed address byte to enable Notes If the prefixed address byte is enabled the response for delimiter AA bypass...

Page 61: ...Addressable RS 232 Controller Command Type Each tM 752N module has a unique address The Host PC first sends a command to all tM 752Nseries modules The destination tM 752Nmodule will pass the command t...

Page 62: ...e barcode reader can scan a barcode at anytime and the tM 752Nmodule will store these barcodes in an internal buffer 1K bytes The Host PC first sends AAU command to each tM 752N modules one by one The...

Page 63: ...support two RS 232 devices AA and AA 1 The Host PC first sends a command to each tM 7522 modules one by one The destination tM 752N module will pass the command to its local RS 232 device 1 or RS 232...

Page 64: ...factory default values after the module is reset Step 1 Locate the Init Run switch that can be found on the right hand side of the tM 752N module and set it to the Init position Reboot the module to...

Page 65: ...er UDP dialog box and modify the basic settings as necessary e g the IP Mask and Gateway addresses and then click the OK button to save the new settings Step 4 Reset the Init Run switch on the tM 752N...

Page 66: ...revision history Revision Date Description 1 0 Nov 2011 Initial issue 1 1 1 Aug 2014 Updated the information about the Firmware Version v1 0 4 Jul 13 2012 in Chapter 4 Web Configuration 1 2 Aug 2017 1...

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