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ZyWAN - User Manual
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Note:
When adding or deleting rows of a Serial Ports Table , make sure to click the Insert
Row# or Delete Row# buttons within the brown section of the Serial Ports Table , not
the buttons at the very bottom of the main table.
The following table lists the buttons available in the Serial Ports Table .
BUTTON EXPLANATION
Insert Row# Each row of the Serial Ports Table contains the definition of a
serial port to use for this Terminal Server configuration. One
Terminal Server may send data received from the network client
to multiple serial ports simultaneously. In order to insert a row in
the table, enter a number in the box between 1 and one greater
than the highest number of rows. Then click the Insert Row#
button to insert a blank row. This row must be filled in with all
data required.
Delete Row# In order to delete a row of the Serial Ports Table , enter a
number in the box between 1 and the highest number of rows.
Then click the Delete Row# button to delete the row. Once a
row is deleted, it cannot be restored without inserting a row and
entering the data again.
The following table lists the options available for the Serial Ports Table . At least one row of the Serial Ports
Table is required for the Terminal Server to operate.
FIELD/OPTION EXPLANATION
COM Port Select the serial COM port to which the Terminal Server data is sent.
Important:
Make sure this COM port is not configured for another
service in the ZyWAN. Otherwise, both services may
conflict for the port and not operate correctly.
It is possible in some applications to configure two
Terminal Servers to use the same COM port. In order for
this to work, the Demark option must be set to Half Duplex
or Broadcast . In Half Duplex mode, the clients connecting
to each port may need to wait much longer for a response,
since the Demark and Response Timeout times for all
connections are observed, in the order that the requests
are received from each client.
Baud Rate Select the baud rate to use for the Terminal Server port. Baud rate
options range from 1200 to 115,200 bps.
Data Bits Select the number of data bits to use for the Terminal Server port.
Options are 5 , 6 , 7 , and 8 .
Parity Select the parity to use for the Terminal Server port. Options are None ,
Odd , Even , Mark , Space .
Stop Bits Select the number of stop bits to use for the Terminal Server port.
Options are 1 , 1.5 , and 2 .
Flow Control
Select whether to use hardware flow control for the Terminal Server
port. Options are None , and RTS/CTS (hardware flow control).