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ZyWAN User Manual
Configuring the ZyWAN
© 2008 Arcom Issue D
89
Field/Option
Explanation
Duplex
Select the duplex mode for the Terminal Server. This selects a
mode of operation for handling bi-directional communication with
a serial device.
Half Duplex
: This mode is designed for simple request-response
networks, especially where serial port sharing with another
Terminal Server may be required. After a request is received
from the network and send to the serial port, one response is
expected. After the serial port times out or after one response is
received and returned to the network client, the Terminal Server
does not read any more serial data until the next request.
Full Duplex
: This mode is designed for unsolicited data from
serial devices, full bi-directional communication, or any serial
protocol which may send large or multiple responses to a
request. In this mode, the Terminal Server constantly receives
data on both the serial and network ports, as long as a client is
connected to the IP Port.
Modbus Mode
Select the mode of operation, if Modbus protocol translation is
required. Options available are:
None
: This is the normal option for most applications.
Open Modbus to ASCII
: Converts Open Modbus/IP protocol
requests to serial Modbus ASCII protocol, and converts the
ASCII response to an Open Modbus/IP response.
Open Modbus to RTU
: Converts Open Modbus/IP protocol
requests to serial Modbus RTU (Binary) protocol, and converts
the RTU response to an Open Modbus/IP response.
Serial Driver
Select whether to use the Native Linux (ttyS) serial driver, or the
Arcom driver which allows for half-duplex RS-485
communication. Presently the Arcom driver is not available.
Broadcast Only
Select
Yes
to only send to the serial port. This option allows the
network computer to send data to the serial port without waiting
for a response. The
Response Timeout
and
Duplex
mode are
ignored.
Demark IP Packets
If a large network packet is sent to the ZyWAN and gets broken
up over the network, the fragments can sometimes arrive at
slightly different times. Each packet is sent to the serial port, but
if the time difference is too great, the serial device may not react
properly. Set this value to
Yes
to allow delayed IP packets to be
put together before sending to the serial port. The value for
Demark Timer
is used to specify the time to wait for additional IP
data. Set this value to
No
if this feature is not needed.