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6.10.3.4 MODBUS
Step 1
Click [System] -> [Transfer Configuration] to enter the corresponding interface.
Step 2
Click [MODBUS] on the operation bar, to enter the MODBUS interface.
Step 3
Click [Forwarding service], to view device name, local port, and forwarding address.
Step 4
Click [Network Port], to set peer-end IP.
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6.10.4 Template Management
Step 1
Click [System] -> [Template Management] to enter the corresponding interface.
Step 2
Click [Generate template], and fill in the template name in the pop-up window.
Step 3
Click [Upload template], to upload the configuration file.
Step 4
Click [
] to apply the template.
Step 5
Click [ ] to download the template.
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6.10.5 Port Parameter
Click "Port Parameter" to set port parameters of the Logger.
6.10.5.1 RS485
Step 1
Click [System] -> [Port Parameter] -> [RS485] to enter the corresponding interface.
Step 2
Click [
] , to modify parameters such as Port Function, Baud Rate, Parity Bit, and Stop
Bit.
When the Logger is connected to a device via the serial port, the baud rate,
parity bit, and stop bit of the serial port should be the same as those set for the
connected device, so as to ensure normal communication between the
Logger and the connected device.
Step 3
Click the icon [ ] to save the settings.
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6.10.5.2 Ethernet
Click "Ethernet" to perform Ethernet setting on the Logger.
Step 1
Click [System] -> [Port Parameter] -> [Ethernet] to enter the corresponding interface.
Step 2
If "Automatically Obtain IP Settings (DHCP)" is set to [
], IP addresses
corresponding to ETH1 and ETHE2 will be invalid. Log into the device through virtual IP.
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