MDS NETio Series, Руководство по установке и эксплуатации

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MDS 05-4457A01, Rev. A MDS NETio Installation & Operation Guide 73
5.1 CONFIGURING SERIAL AND
IP/ETHERNET COMMUNICATIONS
NETio supports payload Serial and IP/Ethernet communications for
intelligent devices such as RTUs or PLCs when they are connected to
either COM1 or the LAN port on the front of a NETio Base Module. In
this case, a NETio Unit is
always a remote radio to an entraNET AP.
Most of the wireless network configuration for Serial and IP/Ethernet
communication is performed at the entraNET AP. Refer to the MDS
entraNET manual (MDS publication 05-4055A01) for configuration
steps. In general, the applicable information is contained in Chapter 3 of
that manual.
The menus described below relate to configuring serial and IP/Ethernet
Communication in NETio as though it were a Remote Serial Gateway
or IP/Ethernet Bridge.
NOTE:
If COM1 is inadvertently changed to “enabled” it will not be
possible to log-in using a console terminal connected to the
COM1 connector. This problem can be remedied by typing the
Hayes modem-compatible escape sequence of
Shift +++
followed by Enter. This restores COM1 to console terminal
mode. You will need to log in again.
5.1.1 Configuring the NETio Serial Port
To configure the NETio Serial Port (COM1), select
D
from the NETio
Main Menu shown in Figure 5-1 .
Invisible place holder
Figure 5-1. Main Menu