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[UART_A]
BAUDRATE_A
115200
Channel A UART port baudrate setting. Range [128 –
230400]
DATABITS_A
8
Channel A UART port data bits setting. Values: 7, 8, 9
Please refer to comments at the bottom of this page!
PARITY_A
0
Channel A UART port parity setting.
0 – no parity
1 – even parity
2 – odd parity. Please refer to comments!
STOPBITS_A
1
Channel A UART port stop bits setting.
1 - (one stop bits)
2 - (two stop bits)
[UART_B]
BAUDRATE_B
115200
Channel B UART port baudrate setting. Range [128 –
230400]
DATABITS_B
8
Channel B UART port data bits setting. Accepted
values: 7, 8, 9 Please refer to comments!
PARITY_B
0
Channel B UART port parity setting.
0 – no parity
1 – even parity
2 – odd parity. Please refer to comments!
STOPBITS_B
1
Channel B UART port stop bits setting.
1 - (one stop bits)
2 - (two stop bits)
[VIRTUALCOM]
VIRTUALCOMMODE
3
Virtual COM feature mode.
0 – disabled
1 – Channel A data forwarding
2 – Channel B data forwarding
3 – Terminal text menu mode
4 – AT commands interface
5 – Channel A+B data forwarding (raw mixed)
[ETHERNET]
HOSTNAME
rslogger
Device Host name for LAN.
IP
192.168.1.100
Device’s IP address.
MASK
255.255.255.0
IP address mask.
GATE
192.168.1.1
LAN Gateway IP address.
TCOM1MODE
0
TCP COM1 port mode:
0 – disabled
1 – Channel A data forwarding
2 – Channel B data forwarding
TCOM1PORT
22334
TCP port number for TCP COM1
TCOM2MODE
0
TCP COM2 port mode:
0 – disabled
1 – Channel A data forwarding
2 – Channel B data forwarding
TCOM2PORT
22335
TCP port number for TCP COM2
Comments:
according to RS232 data frame format the databits and parity settings are related. Some abnormal
combinations of these parameters are forced or prohibited. For example: for databits = 7 the parity have to be always
enabled (odd or even) and for databits =9 the parity has to be always disabled (parity = 0).
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