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Check Receive DSR/DCD/CTS changes if the flow control signal status from the physical serial
port on Console Server is to be reflected back to the Windows COM port driver (as some serial
communications applications prefer to run without any hardware flow control, i.e. in “two wire”
mode).
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The Propagate local port changes allows complete serial device control by the Windows
application so it operates exactly like a directly connected serial COM port. It provides a
complete COM port interface between the attached serial device and the network, providing
hardware and software flow control. So the baud rate, etc. of the remote serial port is
controlled by the settings for that COM port on Windows computer. If not selected then the
port serial configuration parameters are set on the Console Server .
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With the Emulate Baud Rate selected VirtualPort will only send data out at the baud rate
configured by the local Application using the COM port.
4.7.3 To Remove a Configured Port
At any stage you can delete a single configured COM port, or delete the Console Server connection (and
all the COM ports configured on that console server):
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Select the console server or COM port on the left hand menu and click the Remove button.
4.7.4 Configure the Remote Serial Device Connection
Ensure the remote serial device is connected to your remote Console Server . Then configure the serial
port as detailed in the User Guide:
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Set the RS232 Common Settings (e.g. baud rate).
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Select Console server mode and specify the appropriate protocol to be used:
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RAW TCP allows connections directly to a TCP socket and the default TCP port
address is 4000 + serial port # ( i.e. the address of the second serial port is IP Address
_ 4002 )
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RFC2217 enables serial port redirection on that port and the default port address is
IP Address Port (5000 + serial port #) i.e. 5001 – 5048 on a 48 port Console Server
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VirtualPort Secure mode enables encrypted communication (This feature will be
available mid 2010)