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DataMover ESS User’s Guide
SIMREX MAN.ESS-01, Rev. F
SIMREX Corporation
1.2.6 Upgrading Older Wireless Network with
Serial Interfaces
Millions of wireless data products have been sold in the last two decades
for licensed and license-free operation, many of them sold by SIMREX
Corporation. There are several ways that these systems can benefit from
incorporating ESS equipment. The chief advantages are interface flexi-
bility (serial and Ethernet in one unit), and higher data throughput. By
taking advantage of its built-in serial and Ethernet interfaces, the trans-
ceiver is well suited to replace leased lines, dial-up lines, or existing
MAS 900 MHz data transceivers.
Replacing Legacy Wireless Products
In most cases, legacy radio transceivers supporting serial-interface
equipment can be replaced with ESS transceivers. Legacy equipment
can be connected to the transceiver through the
COM1
or
COM2
port with
a DB-25 to DB-9 cable wired for EIA-232 signaling. The
COM2
port
supports all standard EIA-232 signaling and acts as a data-terminal
equipment device (DTE).
NOTE:
Several previous SIMREX-brand products had non-standard
signal lines on their interface connectors (for example, to
control sleep functions and alarm lines). These special func-
tions are not provided nor supported by the ESS transceiver.
Consult equipment manuals for complete pinout information.
Supplement legacy wireless network with IP services
The ESS Dual Gateway model can support up to two serial devices and
one Ethernet connection at the same time. The serial interfaces (COM1
and COM2) operate in two different modes: Connectionless UDP and
connection-orientated TCP.
In the UDP mode, the transceiver supports point-to-multipoint
serial-port to serial-port connectivity. In the TCP mode, it supports
point-to-point Ethernet/IP to serial port connectivity.
For further details on the transceiver’s Serial Gateway interface modes,
see
“CONFIGURING THE SERIAL INTERFACES”
on Page 61
.
1.2.7 High-Speed Mobile Data
The ESS radios support high-speed data communications in a mobile
environment. Remote radios roam between different access points, pro-
viding seamless transitions and continuous coverage. For additional
information on configuring a mobile network, refer to
Mobile Data Con-
figuration
on Page 58
.
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