Np301 User Manual

NP Series Serial Device Server
User Manual
Document Version: 04
Issue Date: 10/30/2020
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NP Series Serial Server User Manual
Preface
NP series serial device server user manual has introduced:

 Product features
 Network management method
 Network management relative principle overview
The screenshot reference model for this manual is NP302T-2D(RS-485). Other types of
products in addition t/o the supported serial type (RS-232, RS-422, RS-485), and the
number of network ports and the number of serial ports are different, the interface functions
and operation are the same.
Audience
This manual mainly suits for engineers as follows:
 Network administrator responsible for network configuration and maintenance
 On-site technical support and maintenance staff
 Hardware engineer
Text Format Convention

Format Description
“” Words with “” represent the interface words. e.g.: "The port
number".
> Multi-level paths are separated by ">". Such as opening the
local connection path description: Open "Control Panel>
Network Connection> Local Area Connection".
Light Blue Font It represents the words clicked to achieve hyperlink. The font
color is as follows: ‘Light Blue’.
About this chapter The section ‘about this chapter’ provides links to various
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sections of this chapter, as well as links to the Principles
Operations Section of this chapter.
Symbols
Format Description
Remind the announcements in the operation, improper
operation may result in data loss or equipment damage.
Pay attention to the notes on the mark, improper operation
may cause personal injury.
Make a necessary supplementary instruction for operation
description.
Configuration, operation, or tips for device usage.
Pay attention to the operation or information to ensure

success device configuration or normal working.
Revision Record
Version No. Revision Date Revision Description
01 2017-06-09 Manual development
02 2017-10-10 Add Password Verification
Function
03 2018-08-28 Change screenshots
04 2020-10-30 Upgrade

Content
PREFACE....................................................................................................................................... 1
CONTENT ....................................................................................................................................... I
THE FIRST PART: OPERATION .................................................................................................... 1
1 LOG IN THE WEB INTERFACE .................................................................................................. 1
WEB BROWSING SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS ....................................................................... 1
SET THE IP ADDRESS OF THE COMPUTER ......................................................................... 1
LOG IN THE WEB CONFIGURATION INTERFACE ................................................................... 3
WEB OVERTIME PROCESSING .......................................................................................... 3
2 EQUIPMENT INFORMATION...................................................................................................... 5
3 NETWORK SETTING .................................................................................................................. 7
4 SERIAL SERVER ...................................................................................................................... 10
COM SETTINGS ............................................................................................................. 10
SERIAL PORT INFORMATION ............................................................................................ 13
MODE SETTING............................................................................................................... 14
4.3.1 RealCom Mode............................................................................................................ 15
4.3.2 TCP Server Mode ........................................................................................................ 18
4.3.3 TCP Client Mode ......................................................................................................... 22
4.3.4 UDP Server Mode ....................................................................................................... 26
4.3.5 UDP Client Mode ......................................................................................................... 29
4.3.6 Pair Slave & Master Mode ........................................................................................... 31
4.3.7 UDP Rang Mode ......................................................................................................... 33
4.3.8 UDP Multicast Mode .................................................................................................... 35
CAN MODE INFORMATION .............................................................................................. 37
REBOOT PORT ............................................................................................................... 38
5 STATE MONITOR ...................................................................................................................... 40
NETWORK CONNECTION STATE ....................................................................................... 40
COM STATE ................................................................................................................... 41
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SERIAL PORT ERROR COUNT .......................................................................................... 43

SERIAL PORT PARAMETER .............................................................................................. 43
6 ACCESS CONTROL ................................................................................................................. 45
DEVICE SECURITY .......................................................................................................... 45
IP ADDRESS FILTERING .................................................................................................. 46
MAC ADDRESS FILTERING............................................................................................... 48
USER MANAGEMENT ...................................................................................................... 49
7 SYSTEM MANAGEMENT ......................................................................................................... 52
SYSTEM INFORMATION; ................................................................................................... 52
FILE MANAGEMENT ........................................................................................................ 53
SYSTEM RESTART ........................................................................................................... 55
8 CAN MODE SETTING EXAMPLE............................................................................................. 56
REALCOM MODE ............................................................................................................ 56
TCP SERVER MODE ....................................................................................................... 62
TCP CLIENT MODE ........................................................................................................ 67
UDP SERVER MODE ...................................................................................................... 73
UDP CLIENT MODE ........................................................................................................ 78
PAIR SLAVE & MASTER MODE ......................................................................................... 83
UDP RANG MODE .......................................................................................................... 84
UDP MULTICAST MODE .................................................................................................. 92
THE SECOND PART: FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS....................................................... 98
9 FAQ ........................................................................................................................................... 98
SIGN IN PROBLEMS ........................................................................................................ 98
CONFIGURATION PROBLEM ............................................................................................. 98
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The First Part: Operation
1 Log in the Web Interface
WEB Browsing System Requirements

Using the serial device server, the system should meet the following conditions.
Hardware and Software System Requirements
CPU Above Pentium 586
Memory Above 128MB
Resolution Above 1024x768
Color 256 color or above
Browser Internet Explorer 8.0 or above
Operating system  Windows XP
 Windows 7
Set the IP Address of the Computer

The default management of the serial device server is as follows:
IP Settings Default Value
IP address 192.168.1.254
Subnet mask 255.255.255.0
When configuring a serial server through the Web:

 Before remote configuration, please make sure the route between computer and
switch is reachable.
 Before making a local configuration, make sure that the IP address of the
computer and the serial server are on the same subnet.
Notes:
When the serial server is first configured. If it is configured locally, make sure the current
computer network segment is 1.
Eg: Assume that the IP address of the current PC is 192.168.5.60, change the
network segment "5" of the IP address to "1".
Operation Steps
Amendment steps as follows:

Step 1 Open "Control Panel> Network Connection> Local Area Connection> Properties>
Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP / Ipv4)> Properties".
Step 2 Change the selected "5" in red frame of the picture below to "1".
Step 3 Click “OK”, IP address is modified successfully.

Step 4 End.

Log in the Web Configuration Interface
Operation Steps
Login in the web configuration interface as follow:

Step 1 Run the computer browser.
Step 2 Enter the address of the serial server "http://192.168.1.254" in the address bar of the
browser.
Step 3 Click the “Enter” key.
Step 4 Pop up a window as the figure below, enter the user name and password on the login
window.
Note:
 The default username and password for the serial server are "admin", which is strictly
case-sensitive when typing.
 Default user account has the administrator privileges.
 Webserver will provide 3 times opportunities to enter username and password. If user
enters the error information for 3 times, the browser will display "Access denied" to
reject access message. Refresh the page and try again.
Step 5 Click “OK”
Step 6 End.
After login in successfully, user can configure relative parameters and information
according to demands.
Note:
After logging in to the device, you can modify the IP address of the serial server for ease of use.
WEB Overtime Processing


When the user does not operate for more than 300 seconds in the Web interface, the
system will do the timeout processing:
 Reserve the configuration this login conduct;
 Cancel this login.
Notes:
After the system overtime, please login in again if post operation needs to be conducted
on the Web interface.

2 Equipment Information
Function Description
Check the device name, model, description, serial NO., hardware ver, firmware ver
and other information on the "Overview" page.
Operation Path
Device information> basic information
Interface Description
Basic Settings interface screenshot
The main element configuration description of basic settings interface:

Interface Element Description
Device name Display device name.
Device model. The batch number used by the device to facilitate the
management of device tags.
Description Display device description.
Device serial Display device serial number.


number.
Hardware Version Current hardware version information, pay attention to the
hardware version limits in software version.
Software version. Current software version information, updated software
version with more features.
Contact Display the contact information of the device maintenance
information. personnel.
Number of LAN Display LAN port number of the Gateway device.
Network information interface screenshot
The main element configuration instructions in the network information interface

Gets IP Mode Display how to get an IP Address of the Gateway device.
Subnet mask. Display the Subnet mask of the Gateway device.
DNS mode Display how to get a DNS of the Gateway device.
MAC Address Display device MAC address.
IP Address Display the default IP Address of the device.
Gateway Display the Gateway address of the Gateway device.
DNS Server Display the DNS server address of the gateway device.

3 Network Setting
Configure device IP address or DNS server address access method, manually

configure device IP address, network mask, gateway, DNS server address and other
information on the "Network Setting" page.
Operation Path
Open “Network Settings> Network Settings” in sequence.
Network settings interface screenshot
The dual-port device displays the "Lan1" and "Lan2" columns. The single-port device
displays only the "Lan1" column.

The main element configuration description of network setting interface:

Default LAN Enable the data from the different network segment of the
device to transmit from the default network port.
Note:
Single network port device doesn’t have this option.
Lan1 Network configuration column of Ethernet port 1.
Note:
Lan1 default IP is 192.168.1.254.
IP Access Method  Use the following IP address: Manually configure IP
address, subnet mask and default gateway.
 Automatically obtain IP address: Automatic access of IP
address, subnet mask and default gateway.


IP Address Manually configure IP address in the "IP address" text box.
Subnet Mask Manually configure network mask in the "Network Mask" text
box.
Gateway Manually configure gateway in the "Gateway" text box.
DNS Server  Use the following DNS server address: Manually
Address Access configure DNS server address information.
Method  Automatically obtain DNS server address: Automatic
access of DNS server address information.
IP Report IP report configuration column.
Note:
When the serial server adopts the "automatic IP address", it reports
the IP address of the user by intermittently, so that the user knows
the new IP address of the serial server in time.
Server Address Server for receiving IP address report.
Server Port Port for sending IP address report.
Repeat Time The sending frequency of IP report.

4 Serial Server
COM Settings
On the “COM settings” page, you can configure basic parameters such as baud rate,
data bit, stop bit and parity bit corresponding to the serial port number. You can also
configure whether the corresponding serial number is enabled for FIFO function, RTS
control, DTR control and Packing length and other advanced parameter information.
Operation Path
Open “serial server > COM settings” in sequence.
COM settings interface screenshot

The main elements configuration instructions in COM settings

Serial No Select corresponding serial number of the device.
Alias Enter the alias for the corresponding serial number in the
“Alias” text box.
Baud Rate Select baud rate of corresponding serial number. Options:
300/600/1200/2400/4800/9600/19200/38400/57600/115200
Data Bits Select data bits of corresponding serial number. Options:
 5 bits
 6 bits
 7 bits
 8 bits
Stop Bits Select stop bits of corresponding serial number. Options:
 1 bit
 2 bits


Parity Select parity bits of corresponding serial number. Options:
 None
 Odd
 Even
 Mark
 Space
Flow control Flow control is used in two data transmission speed of different
devices in the control of data flow technology to ensure that
two devices communicate with each other to avoid data loss.
Click the "flow control" drop-down list box, select the flow
control parameters, the options are:
 No
 RTS/CTS
 XON/XOFF
 DTR/DSR
Working mode It’s jointly determined by software and hardware, 3IN1
products RS232 and RS485/RS422 optional, RS485/RS422
and RS232 can be automatically identified by the hardware.
Note:
There are differences in the mode selected by different products.
FIFO Enable Enable or disable the FIFO function, if the serial device does
not support data transceiver cache FIFO, FIFO function can
be disabled to avoid data transmission errors.
RTS Ctrl RTS pin can be controlled, the options are:
 Auto
 Force ON
 Force OFF
DTR Ctrl DTR pin can be controlled, the options are:
 Auto
 Force ON
 Force OFF
Packing length The frame length of serial data to Ethernet data. In the set time
range, the data forwards when it is greater than or equals to
the set frame length. The value range is 0~1460. It means no


limit on data transmission length when it’ set to 0.
Note:
There are some slight deviations between the actual package length
value and the set value.
Delimiter If the packaging length or the forced transfer time is 0 and the
number of delimited characters is greater than 0, the system
would detect and process the delimiter after receiving serial
data. Every time it receives matched delimiter (or combination
of characters), the system would send out all cached serial
data via network.
Character Handing Select the method of delimiter processing. Options:
 Retain: the system would send out the received delimiter
and other data via network.
 Delete: the matched delimiter (or combination of
delimiter) would be deleted. The system only transmits
data except delimiter.
Transmit time If the forced transmission time is greater than 0, the system
sends the serial data received within the specified time
through a packet, in the range of 0 to 65535 ms. When the
transfer time is 0, it means that the data transmission interval
is not restricted.
Apply to all Port Check the “Apply to all port” check box to apply the current
settings to all serial ports.
 "Work mode" is corresponding to the model, there are RS232, RS485, RS422 options.
 If there are no matching characters, the data will be sent when the serial data cache is
full of 1460 bytes.
Serial Port Information

On the "COM Information" page, user can view parameter information such as serial
number, alias, baud rate, data bit, stop bit, parity bit and flow control.
Operation Path
Open "Serial server> COM Information" in sequence.
COM information interface screenshot
COM information interface, the main elements of the configuration instructions

Serial Port Display device serial port number.
Alias Display serial port alias.
Baud Rate Display serial port baud rate.
Data Bits Display serial port data bit.
Stop Bits Display serial port stop bit.
Parity Display serial port parity bit.
Flow Control Display whether the serial port flow control function is enabled.
FIFO Display whether the serial port FIFO function is enabled.
Working mode Display serial port work mode.
Mode setting
On the “COM Mode Settings” page, you can configure the operating mode of the
device's serial port number.
The serial server supports the working modes such as: RealCom mode, TCP server
mode, TCP client mode, UDP server mode, UDP client mode, Pair mode, UDP rang
mode, and UDP multicast mode.

Operation Path
Open in sequence: "Serial Server>COM Mode Settings".
4.3.1 RealCom Mode
In RealCom mode, the serial port server and Windows / Linux operating system with
the RealCOM drive work cooperatively. RealCom COM / TTY driver establishes a
transparent network transmission connection between the host and the serial device
in the operating system. Map the serial port of the serial port server to the local
COM/TTY device of the host according to the user configured serial server IP
address and serial port number and other parameters. The original serial device
software or communication module without modification can be used directly without
modification.
The RealCom driver gets the data be sent to the local COM / TTY device of the host,
then sends it over Ethernet in the form of TCP / IP packet. At the other end of the
transparent transmission, the serial server will receive the TCP / IP packet and
analyse the packet, and after unpacking send the original data to the serial device
through the corresponding serial port, and vice versa.
RealCom Mode interface screenshot

Main element configuration instructions in RealCom Mode interface

Session Number The number of hosts that one serial port connects to.
 Each host communicates with serial port in the order of
first-in first-out;
 The system supports up to 4 connections.
TCP Alive Time If there isn't any TCP activity within schedule time, the system
will automatically send connection detection message and
check whether the TCP connection is valid. If the reply packet
of opposite side hasn't been received after sending probe
packet for 3 times, system will regard the opposite side as
down and forwardly close the communication connection.
Ignore jammed Enables or disables ignore jammed connections. Options:
 Enabled: The system ignores blocked network
connections and continues to send data to other normal
network connections.
 Disabled: If the network connection is blocked or the
response is lost, the system will wait until the data is
successfully sent to all network connections before
sending the next data.
Cmd type Compatible with virtual serial port management softwares of
other companies. Options:
 Disable: means to use our company's virtual serial port


software VSP Management to access the serial server.
 MCP: means to use MOXA's virtual serial port software
to access the serial server.
 CCP: means to use Kang Hai's virtual serial port
software to access the serial server.
Queue access Enable or disable queue access mode. Options:
 Enabled: Multiple hosts can send or receive data from
the serial port at the same time. The serial server
processes the communication data in the order of FIFO
(first in, first out), prioritizes requests from the first host,
and returns the response to the first host.
 Disabled: Means that queue access mode is not
enabled.
Response time Time interval that allows the serial server to respond to each
host's request, the communication between serial server and
host is deemed to be completed after schedule time, serial
server continues to deal with the next host request.
Frame break If the idle wait time after the serial and host communication is
completed is longer than the frame break setting time, the
serial port will consider the communication to be completed
and continue processing the command from the next host.
This approach is very effective in reducing latency and
improving product performance.
 When the maximum number of connections is greater than 1, set the parameters to be
consistent when multiple hosts are connected to the same serial port, otherwise it will
cause communication error.
 The communication parameters of the real serial port will automatically change
according to the communication parameters of the virtual serial port. You can view the
real-time communication parameters of the serial port through "COM parameter" option

under "state monitor".

 The queue access mode is a question-and-answer communication mode to ensure that
the communication is normal.
4.3.2 TCP Server Mode
In the TCP server mode, the serial device server is assigned an IP port number,
passive waiting for the host connection. When the host initiates a connection request
and establishes a connection with the serial device server, the host can realize
bidirectional transparent data transmission through the network connection and the
serial port. The TCP server mode supports up to four session connections
simultaneously, allowing multiple hosts to simultaneously read or send Ethernet data
to a serial device.
TCP server mode interface screenshot

TCP server mode interface main element configuration instructions

first-in first-out;
Local port The destination connection port of TCP client.
pwd_check After the device is connected with the remote client, the peer
client needs to send the authentication password to the
device. After the password is verified, the client can
communicate with the device. Options:
 Enable: Enable password verification function.
 Disable: Disable password verification function.
Note:
When password verification is enabled, only users with "admin"
account privileges can send / receive messages using this device.
 The first data sent by the peer client to the device defaults to the
check password.
 Verification password is "admin" account password.
 If the password is entered incorrectly, re-establish the
connection and then re-enter the password.


Send_msg The information sent after the device is connected to the peer
client. Options:
 Ipaddr: After the connection is successful, send the IP
address of the device to the remote client.
 Devicename: After the connection is successful, send
the device name of the device to the remote client.
 turnoff: After the connection is successful, no information
is sent to the peer client.
Cmd type Compatible with virtual serial port management softwares of
other companies. Options:
 Disable: means to use our company's virtual serial port
software VSP Management to access the serial server.
 MCP: means to use MOXA's virtual serial port software
to access the serial server.
 CCP: means to use Kang Hai's virtual serial port
software to access the serial server.
TCP Alive Time If set TCP Alive Time to "0", the function will be disable.
If no TCP activity occurs within the allotted time, the system
would send contact-probing message to check the validity of
TCP connection. If the reply packet of opposite side hasn't
been received after sending probe packet for 3 times, system
will regard the opposite side as down and forwardly close the
communication connection.
Idle timeout Set the TCP timeout for the serial server's current data
communication link.
If the idle time-out during communication is larger than 0, the
system would close the TCP connection without any data
transmission activity occurring in the specified time
automatically; 0 means the free TCP connection would not be
closed automatically.


enabled.

4.3.3 TCP Client Mode
In the TCP client mode, the serial device server can automatically establish a
network connection with the host specified by the user when the serial data arrives.
When the data transmission is completed, the serial server will automatically shut
down the network connection according to the parameters such as TCP alive time
and TCP idle timeout time. Similarly, TCP client mode can support up to four session
connections at the same time, so that multiple hosts can simultaneously read or send
Ethernet data to a serial device.
TCP Client mode interface screenshot

TCP client mode interface main element configuration instructions

Session Number The number of host that one serial port connects to.
first-in first-out;
Destination Enter the IP address of the server to be connected by the
Address serial device server.
Dest Port Enter the TCP port number of the server to be connected by
the serial device server.
Local port The serial server provides a local service or connection port
number for the TCP connection that is used to connect and
communicate with the server.
pwd_check After the device is connected with the remote server, the peer
server needs to send the authentication password to the
device. After the password is verified, the server can
communicate with the device. Options:
 Enable: Enable password verification function.


 Disable: Disable password verification function.
Note:
When password verification is enabled, only users with "admin"
account privileges can send / receive messages using this device.
 The first data sent by the peer server to the device defaults to the
check password.
 Verification password is "admin" account password.
 If the password is entered incorrectly, re-establish the
connection and then re-enter the password.
Send_msg The information sent after the device is connected to the peer
server. Options:
 Ipaddr: After the connection is successful, send the IP
address of the device to the remote server.
 Device name: After the connection succeeded, send the
device name of the device to the remote server.
 turnoff: After the connection is successful, no information
is sent to the peer server.
Connection control Select how the serial server initiates a connection request.
Options:
 Always: Immediately after the system is started, it tries to
establish a connection with the target host and
automatically reconnects the target host after the
connection is disconnected.
 Char: Automatically connects to the target host when
receiving data from the serial port.
 DSROn: Automatically connects to the target host when
the DSR signal is detected.
 DCDOn: Automatically connects to the target host when
the DCD signal is detected.
Disconnection Select how the serial server is disconnected. Options:
control  None: Never shut down the network connection
automatically.
 DSROff: Automatically shuts down the network
connection when the DSR signal is detected invalid.
 DCDOff: Automatically shuts down the network


connection when the DCD signal is detected invalid.
 Idle: If the idle timeout time is greater than 0, the system
will automatically shut down TCP connections that do
not have any data send and receive activity for a
specified period of time.
TCP Alive Time If no TCP activity occurs within the allotted time, the system
would send contact-probing message to check the validity of
TCP connection. If the reply packet of opposite side hasn't
been received after sending probe packet for 3 times, system
will regard the opposite side as down and forwardly close the
communication connection. If set TCP Alive Time to "0", the
function will be disable.
Idle timeout Set the TCP timeout for the serial server's current data
communication link. If the idle time-out during communication
is larger than 0, the system would close the TCP connection
without any data transmission activity occurring in the
specified time automatically; 0 means the free TCP connection
would not be closed automatically.



enabled.
The TCP timeout takes effect only when "Disconnect control" is set to "idle".
4.3.4 UDP Server Mode

In UDP server mode, the serial server through the UDP protocol and user-specified
host for serial data transmission. UDP mode serial device server can transfer data
from the serial device to one or more hosts, and the serial device server can also
receive data from one or more hosts. Compared with TCP mode, UDP protocol is
faster and more efficient.
UDP server mode interface screenshot
UDP server mode interface main element configuration instructions


first-in first-out;
Listen port The network receives the listening port of UDP data. The user
must assign a unique listening port to each serial port so that
the system can normally receive UDP data.
Idle timeout When communicating, data communication between other
hosts and serial port server is not allowed. Once the TCP
timeout is met, the current IP address and port are released,
allowing other hosts and serial servers to communicate.
enabled.

The TCP timeout takes effect only when "Disconnect control" is set to "idle".
4.3.5 UDP Client Mode
In UDP server mode, the serial server through the UDP protocol and user-specified
host for serial data transmission. UDP mode serial device server can transfer data
from the serial device to one or more hosts, and the serial device server can also
receive data from one or more hosts. Compared with TCP mode, UDP protocol is
UDP Client mode interface screenshot

UDP client mode interface main element configuration instructions

first-in first-out;
Destination Enter the IP address of the host that will be connected by serial
Address device server.
Dest Port Enter the port number of the host that will be connected by
serial device server.
enabled.


4.3.6 Pair Slave & Master Mode
Pair mode requires two serial server devices to work together to break the serial data
transmission distance limit. The two serial servers in this mode establish a network

connection with each other via Ethernet and transparently transmit data from the
respective serial port to each other.
In the pair mode, two serial servers need to be used in pairs. One of the serial
servers for the slave mode, for the passive connection, listen to a designated port,
passively waiting for the connection. Another serial server is the master mode, and
the destination address is the IP address of the slave mode serial server, the
destination port is the listening port of the slave mode serial server.
Pair mode interface screenshot
Pair mode interface main element configuration instructions

TCP Alive Time The device sends a heartbeat packet by setting the time
interval. If the device sends a heartbeat packet three times
without receiving a response, the existing connection is
disconnected. If set TCP Alive Time to "0", the function will be
disable.
Listen port Applied to the pair salve mode, that is, the destination port of
the pair master mode device.
Destination Applied to the pair master mode, that is, the IP address of the
Address pair slave mode device.


Dest Port Applied to the pair master mode, that is, the listen port of the
pair slave mode device.
 Pair Slave mode automatically changes according to the communication parameters of

Pair Master mode device. During communication, it needs to configure the same
parameters of the sending interface at both ends to communicate normally.
 Pair mode requires two serial devices. The IP address of the pair slave device as the
destination address of the pair master mode device. The listening port of the pair slave
mode device serves as the destination port for the pair master mode device.
4.3.7 UDP Rang Mode
When the routers and switches and other devices do not support multicast, but also
need to achieve the multicast function, you can make the serial server in UDP rang
mode. In this mode, the serial server through the UDP protocol with the user
specified the same network segment of the host advance serial data transmission, to

achieve point to multipoint data communication. UDP port mode serial device can
also receive data from one or more hosts.
UDP rang mode interface screenshot
UDP rang mode interface main element configuration instructions

first-in first-out;
Start Address Enter the start IP address of the UDP rang destination
address.
End Address Enter the end IP address of the UDP rang destination address.

 Rang address only supports B class and C class IP address. The start addresses value and
end address value of the Rang address need to be the same network segment.
 The start value of Rang address must be less than or equal to the end address value.
 If you want to ensure the normal communication, because each IP consumption of 20ms,
address range to be as small as possible, the length of the package must not be 0, send
the data packet length and packet assemble length consistent, packet transmission
frequency can not be too fast.
4.3.8 UDP Multicast Mode
In UDP multicast mode, the serial server can send unicast or multicast data of the
serial device to one or more hosts specified by the user through the UDP protocol,
and can also receive unicast or multicast data from one or more devices, enabling
multipoint-to-multipoint communication.
UDP multicast mode interface screenshot


UDP Multicast Mode interface main element configuration instructions:

first-in first-out;
Group Number Select the number of multicast groups and support up to four
multicast groups.
Dest Address Enter the IP address of the host that will be connected by serial
device server.
Multicast address Group address is used for identifying an IP multicast group,
multicast address range is: 224.0.0.0 ~ 239.255.255.255. The
device can send or receive group data to or from multiple
hosts.
CAN Mode Information
On the "COM Mode Information" page, you can view the operating modes for each
serial port number.
Operation Path
Open in sequence: "Serial Server> COM Mode Information".
COM mode information interface screenshot

COM Mode information interface main element configuration instructions

Serial No Display corresponding device serial port
Working mode Display work mode of device serial port
Reboot Port
On the “Reboot Port” page, you can reboot the corresponding serial port of the
device as needed.
Operation Path
Open in sequence: "Serial server> Reboot port".
Reboot port interface screenshot
Reboot port interface main element configuration instructions

Serial Port Display corresponding device serial port
Reboot Port Check the "Reboot serial port" check box, which means
restarting the device corresponding serial port.

The port restart will disconnect the corresponding serial port and Ethernet connection,
serial communication will also be interrupted, the transmission of communication data may
be lost.

5 State Monitor
Network Connection state
On the “Connect State” page, you can view the working mode and connection state
of the device's corresponding serial port number.
Operation Path
Open in order: "State Monitor > Network Connection State".
Network connection state interface screenshot
Connect state interface main element configuration instructions

Working mode Display work mode of the device’s serial port
Local port Display the corresponding local port number of the device
serial number
Destination Address Display destination IP address information of connecting this
serial port


Destination port Display destination port information of connecting this serial
port
Status The connection state of this serial port. Different serial port
modes correspond to different serial port states:
 Connected;
 Accepting;
 Listening;
 Connecting;
 Do not display
COM State
On the "COM State" page, you can view the data transceiver state and pin state of
the corresponding serial port of the device.
Operation Path
Open in sequence: “State Monitor> COM State”.
COM State interface screenshot
Main element configuration instructions in COM State interface

Auto-refresh Automatically refresh serial port status
information after checking.
TX, RX, TX Total, RX Total Displays the data reception and transmission
status of the serial port corresponding to the


Modbus gateway.
CTS, DSR, RI, DCD, DTR, RTS Displays the pin status of the serial port to the
Modbus gateway corresponding.

Serial Port Error Count
On the "Serial Port Error" page, user can check the error data count for the
corresponding serial port of the device.
Operation Path
Open in order: “State Monitor> Serial Port Error Count”.
Serial Port Error Count interface screenshot
The main element configuration description of serial port error count:

Auto-refresh Automatically refresh serial port status
information after checking.
Frame, Parity, Overrun, Break Displays the error data count for the
corresponding serial port of the device.
Serial Port Parameter
On the “COM Parameter” page, you can view information about the port number,
baud rate, data bits, stop bits, parity bits, and flow control parameters for the device.
Operation Path
Open in sequence: “State Monitor> COM Parameter”.
COM parameter interface screenshot

COM parameter interface main element configuration instructions

Baud Rate Displays the baud rate of the serial port corresponding to the
device.
Data Bits Displays the data bits of the serial port corresponding to the
device.
Stop Bits Displays the stop bits of the serial port corresponding to the
device.
PairtyBits Displays the parity bits of the serial port corresponding to the
device.
Flow Control Display whether or not flow control is enabled on the serial
port of the device.

6 Access Control
Device Security
User can enable or disable Web interface configuration, Telnet remote control,
network management software search device and update the software and hardware
function via Web interface or command line.
Operation Path
Open in sequence: “Access Ctrl> Device Security”.
Device Security interface screenshot
The main element configuration description of device security interface:

Web Console Enable or disable Web console function. Options:
 Enabled: Users can log in to the Web interface via
BlueEyes/VSP software or a browser to configure the


device.
 Disable: Disable Web console function.
Telnet Console Enable or disable Telnet console function. Options:
 Enable: User can remotely access the system
configuration interface via Telnet terminal.
 Disable: Disable the Telnet console feature.
Search Device Enable or disable the BlueEyes/VSP software search device
feature. Options:
 Enabled: The user can search the serial server device
through the management software.
 Disable: Disable BlueEyes/VSP software to search for
device features.
System Upgrade Enable or disable firmware updating function. Options:
 Enable: User can update the device software and
hardware via Web interface or command line.
 Disable: Disable firmware update function.
IP Address Filtering
User can limit the ongoing access or connected host IP address and subnet mask via
setting access rules on the "IP Filter" page.
Operation Path
Open in sequence: "Access Ctrl> IP Filter".
IP Filtering interface screenshot


Main element configuration instructions in IP Filtering interface

IP Filter Enable or disable IP Filtering rules.
Filtering rule: Set IP filtering rules 1 to 16 other than the IP address to allow
access to the system.
Number Displays the IP address filtering rule number.
Status Enable or disable filtering rules.
Access Permission Set access permission, options include:
 Allow: Allow access to your set IP address and subnet
mask.
 Forbidden: Disable access to your set IP address and
subnet mask.
IP Address Set the IP address in dotted decimal format within the filtering
rule, for example "192.168.1.61".
Subnet mask Set the subnet mask in dotted decimal format within the
filtering rule, for example "255.255.255.0".
Mac Address Filtering
On the "MAC Filter" page, user can restrict the host MAC address to access or
connect by setting access rules.
Operation Path
Open in sequence: "Access Ctrl> MAC Filter".
MAC Filtering interface screenshot

Main element configuration instructions in MAC Filtering interface

MAC address Enables or disables MAC address filtering rules.
filtering
Filtering rule: Set the access rights of the system beyond the MAC address
of the filtering rule number 1~16.
Number Displays the MAC address filtering rule number.
Status Enable or disable filtering rules.
Access Permission Set access permission, options include:
 Allow: It's allowed to access the MAC address set by
user.
 Forbidden: It's forbidden to access the MAC address set
by user.
MAC Address Set the six-byte hexadecimal format MAC address in the filter
rule, such as "00-22-6F-03-BD-52".
User Management

On the "User Manage" page, user can configure the username, password and other
parameter information to login in the WEB configuration interface.
The serial server provides hierarchical management: Observer permissions and
administrator privileges. Observers only have the rights to view the status of the
serial server, and only the system administrator can configure the parameters of the
serial server.
Operation Path
Open in sequence: “Access > User Manage”.
User Management interface screenshot
Main element configuration instructions in User Management interface

Authentication Enable or disable authentication function
Number Displays the user number.
Username. Displays the user name of the login WEB configuration
interface.
Password The hidden text displays the user password for logging in to
the WEB configuration interface.
Permission Click the "permission" drop-down list box to select the login
WEB configuration interface user permissions.
Operation Click "Edit" to change the user name and password for logging
in the WEB configuration interface.

Please keep in mind the revised user name and password, once forgetting, please conduct
restore default settings through the WEB interface, the default login WEB configuration
interface user name and password are "admin".

7 System Management
System information;
On the “System Information” page, you can configure the device module, name,
description, serial number, and contact information.
Operation Path
Open in sequence: "System Manage> System Info".
System information interface screenshot:
The main element configuration description of state information interface:


Device model Enter model in the "Model" text box.
Device name. Enter the device name in the “Name” text box. In order to
identify each device in the network, Intitle different name for
each device, support Chinese entering, and maximum length
shouldn't overpass 16 bytes.
Description Enter the device description in the “Description” text box. A
summary of the device, no more than 16 bytes.
Device serial Enter the device number in the “Serial NO.” text box. Describe
number. the location of the device installation, no more than 30 bytes.
Contact Enter the contact information of the equipment maintenance
information. personnel in the "Contact information" text box.
File Management
On the “System File” page, user can restore the factory settings, upload and
download the configuration file, and make a firmware upgrade.
Operation Path
Open in sequence: "System Manage> System File".
System file interface screenshot

Main element configuration instructions in System File interface.

Restore Factory Click "Start" to restore the serial server to the factory
Default configuration.
Download Click "Download" to download the current configuration file
Configuration File for the serial server.
Upload Click "Choose File", select the profile you are ready, click
Configuration "Upload", you can upload the existing configuration to the
serial server.
Upgrade Firmware Click "Choose File", select your prepared software upgrade
file, click "Upgrade", you can achieve serial server software
online upgrade.
 In the process of configuration file upload or firmware upgrade, don't click or configure
other WEB page of serial server, or restart serial server; otherwise configuration file
uploading or firmware upgrading will fail, which will cause serial server system
breakdown and other scenes.
 Load factory default will cause all device status to be the factory status, default IP
address is "192.168.1.254".

System restart
On the “Logout & Reboot” page, you can log off and reboot the serial server system.
Operation Path
Open in sequence: "System Manage > Logout & Reboot".
Logout & Reboot interface screenshot
Logout & Reboot Interface main Element Configuration Instructions

System restart Click "reboot" in the pop-up dialog box, click "OK" to complete
the system reboot.
System Log Off Click "Start", system will be logout and skip to initial login
interface.

8 CAN Mode Setting Example
RealCom Mode
Background introduction
Assume that the IP address of the serial server is: 192.168.1.250; COM1 is a real
serial port, need to establish a connection with the virtual serial port COM2 in the
management software VSP Manager.
The serial port information is as follows:
 Baud rate: 115200
 Parity bit: None
 Data bit: 8
 Stop bit: 1
Operation Steps
Step 1 Configure the IP address of the serial server.

Step 2 Configure the serial port parameter information.

Step 3 Configure the working mode of the serial server.
Step 4 Run "VSP Manager" software, configure the virtual serial port COM2.


After the completion of the above configuration, between the real serial port COM1
and virtual COM2 connection can be successfully established to send data to each
other.
Step 5 Run the "ComTest3One" software, test the real serial port COM1 and virtual COM2
communicate with each other.


TCP Server Mode
Assuming that the serial port "COM1" of the serial server is operating in the "TCP
server mode", passively waiting for one host PC to connect, and the host can read or
send Ethernet data to a serial device.
The parameters of the serial server (TCP server) are as follows:
 IP Address: 192.168.1.250
 Local Port: 30000
 Data bit: 8
 Stop bit: 1
Host PC (TCP client mode) parameter information as follow:
 IP address: 192.168.1.61
Operation Steps


Step 4 Run "3onedata Debugging Assistant" software to create TCP client for the host.


Step 5 Synchronize the operation of the "ComTest3One" and "DebugTool" software, test the
serial server (TCP server) and the host PC (TCP client) to communicate with each
other.

TCP Client Mode
Assuming that the serial port "COM1" of the serial server is working in "TCP client
mode", it initiates a connection with a host PC, and the host can read or send
Ethernet data to a serial device.
When the data transfer is completed, the serial server will automatically shut down
the network connection after 30 seconds.
The parameters of the serial server (TCP client) are as follows:
 IP Address: 192.168.1.250
 Data bit: 8
 Stop bit: 1
Host PC (TCP server mode) parameter information as follow:
 IP address: 192.168.1.61

 Local Port:31000
Operation Steps


Step 4 Run the "DebugTool" software, for the host to create TCP server.

Step 5 Simultaneous operation of the "DebugTool" and "ComTest3One" software, test the
serial server (TCP client) and the host PC (TCP server) to communicate with each
other.


UDP Server Mode
Assuming that the serial port "COM1" of the serial server is operating under "UDP
server mode", passively waiting for one host PC to connect, and the host can read or
send Ethernet data to a serial device. Compared with TCP mode, UDP protocol is
The parameters of the serial server (UDP server) are as follows:
 IP Address: 192.168.1.250
 Data bit: 8
 Stop bit: 1
Host PC (UDP client mode) parameter information as follow:
 IP address: 192.168.1.61
Operation Steps


Step 4 Run "3onedata Debugging Assistant" software to create Udp client for the host.

UDP (User Datagram Protocol), it's a connectionless protocol. Therefore, after successfully
creating UdpClient connection, user doesn't need to click "Start".

serial server (UDP server) and the host PC (UDP client) to communicate with each
other.

UDP Client Mode
Assuming that the serial port "COM1" of the serial server works in the "UDP client
mode", it initiates a connection with a host PC, and the host can read or send
Ethernet data to a serial device. Compared with TCP mode, UDP protocol is faster
and more efficient.
The parameters of the serial server (UDP client) are as follows:
 IP Address: 192.168.1.250
 Data bit: 8
 Stop bit: 1
Host PC (UDP server mode) parameter information as follow:
 IP address: 192.168.1.61
Operation Steps


Step 4 Run "3onedata Debugging Assistant" software to create UDP server for the host.


UDP (User Datagram Protocol), it's a connectionless protocol. Therefore, after

successfully creating UdpClient connection, user doesn't need to click "Start".
serial server (UDP Client) and the host PC (UDP server) to communicate with each
other.

Pair Slave & Master Mode
Pair mode requires two serial server devices to work together to break the serial data
transmission distance limit. The two serial servers in this mode establish a network
connection with each other via Ethernet and transparently transmit data from the
respective serial port to each other.
Assume that serial device server A uses pair slave mode to passively wait for a
connection.
The serial device server B uses the pair master mode to actively connect the serial
device server A.
The serial port that serial server A and serial port B connect with the computer is
“COM1”.
The "dest address" of the serial server B is the IP address "192.168.1.254" of the
serial server A. The “dest port” of the serial server B is the listening port "30000" of
the serial server A.
Serial device server A configuration steps
Step 1 Serial device server A configuration steps
Step 2 Log in to the Web configuration interface and select "Serial Server> COM Mode
Settings".
Step 3 Select “COM1” from the serial port number drop-down list box.
Step 4 Enter "30000" in the "Listen port" text box.
Step 5 Other parameters remain the default, click “Submit”.

Serial device server B configuration steps
Step 1 Log in to the Web configuration interface and select "Serial Server> COM Mode
Settings".
Step 2 Select “COM1” from the serial port number drop-down list box.
Step 3 Click the “Work Mode” drop-down list box and select “Pair Master Mode”.
Step 4 Enter the IP address "192.168.1.254" of the serial device server A in the "Dest
Address" text box.
Step 5 Enter the listen port "30000" of the serial device server A in the "Dest Port" text box.
Step 6 Other parameters maintain the default, click "Submit".
After the completion of the above configuration, serial server A and serial server B
establish connection successfully, and they can send and receive serial data from
each other.
UDP Rang Mode
When the router, switch and other devices do not support multicast function, the
serial device server can work in the UDP Rang mode to achieve multicast function.
Assuming that the serial port COM1 of the serial device server is connected to the
host computer, it needs to transmit the serial data to two hosts that specify the same
network segment "192.168.1.61" to "192.168.1.62" through the UDP protocol at the
same time.
The parameters of the serial server (UDP server) are as follows:
 IP Address: 192.168.1.250


 Data bit: 8
 Stop bit: 1
Host A (UDP client A) parameter information as follow:
 IP address: 192.168.1.61
Host B (UDP client B) parameter information as follow:
 IP address: 192.168.1.62
Operation Steps


Step 4 Run "3onedata Debugging Assistant" software on the host A to create Udp client A.

Step 5 Run "3onedata Debugging Assistant" software on the host B to create Udp client B.


serial server, host A and host A to communicate with each other.


UDP Multicast Mode
It's assumed that serial server IP address is "192.168.1.250", user needs to add the
serial server to the multicast address "239.0.0.0". So that the serial server through
the UDP protocol can make the serial device data through unicast or multicast sent to
one or more hosts, but also can receive from one or more host unicast or multicast
data, complete multipoint-to-multipoint communication.
The parameters of the serial server are as follows:
 IP Address: 192.168.1.250
 Data bit: 8
 Stop bit: 1
Host PC parameter information as follow:
 IP address: 192.168.1.61

Operation Steps


Step 4 Run "3onedata Debugging Assistant" software to create UDP multicast for the host.

serial server and the host PC to communicate with each other.


The Second Part: Frequently Asked

Questions
9 FAQ
Sign in Problems
1. Why the webpage displays abnormally when browsing the configuration

via WEB?
Before access the WEB, please eliminate IE cache buffer and cookies.
Otherwise, the webpage will display abnormally.
2. What should I do if I forget my login password?

For forgetting the login password, the password can be initialized by restoring
factory setting, specific method is adopting BlueEyes_� software to search and
use restore factory setting function to initialize the password. Both of the initial
user name and password are "admin".
3. Is configuring via WEB browser same to configuring via BlueEyes_Ⅱ

software?
Both configurations are the same, without conflict.
Configuration Problem

1. Use TCP Socket to connect the serial port server to the access control
machine to debug communication, and found that the normal
communication unavailable?
Fault detection:
- The IP address and port number may not be configured correctly.
- The serial port parameters may not be configured correctly.
- RS-485 wiring may be abnormal.
Problem solving: found that the parity bit error, none parity modified to mark
parity, communication is normal.
2. The serial port server could not communicate normally. It found that there
was a command, but the data from the serial port server was wrong?
Fault detection:
Older version of VSP Manager's Realcom function to receive code algorithm
exception, resulting in the serial server to open the WEB function and VSP
Manager open Realcom function, the serial port to send and receive data are
wrong.
Problem Solving: After upgrading the VSP management software, the
communication is normal.
3. PC with straight-through cable directly connected to the serial server, Ping
test packet loss?
Check whether the Ethernet port of the serial server is damaged, if it has been
damaged, it will cause Ping test packet loss.
4. Serial server and computer use network cable connection, the local
connection will appear "!" exclamation mark (that is, local connection is
limited)?
Fault detection:
- MAC address aging.
- The computer and the serial server are not on the same network segment.
Problem Solving: After a period of time to see whether the local connection "!"
Exclamation mark or the computer and serial server can be changed to the
same network segment.
5. Serial server link LED does not light?
Fault detection:
- The serial server is not powered on.

- Network cable or fiber optic cable is not connected or poor contact,

network cable damage.
- Network port damage, network cable line error and did not do according to
the standard line.
- Optical port damage, fiber type, fiber wavelength, transmission distance,
transmission medium and data format does not match.
- The serial port server Link indicator is damaged.
Problem Solving:
- Confirm the communication environment, whether the device is powered
on, check the network cable contact problem.
- Ping serial server IP address, if you can Ping, then it would prove that the
serial server Link indicator is damaged. If the Ping fails, proceed to the
following steps.
- For copper port, replace the copper port of the network cable, computer or
serial server for test.
- For optical ports, check whether the fiber type, fiber wavelength,
transmission distance, transmission medium, and data format match. If it
matches, replace the fiber or optical port for testing.
6. Why is the serial server power supply not powered?
Check whether the power supply is damaged or whether the positive and
negative terminals are connected; whether the power indicator light is on and the
power supply is stable.
7. Device can be searched via VSP Manager, and virtual serial port is
established, but when viewing the virtual serial port, it cannot Link?
Fault detection: session is not enabled
Problem Solving:
- Confirm the communication environment, if you can search the device,
Link indicator light is also bright, that PC to the serial server can
communicate.
- Check whether the PC and the serial server can Ping successfully. If the
Ping fails, change the PC and serial server to the same network segment.
- Enter the configuration interface of the serial server to check whether the
working mode is configured correctly; whether the IP address and port

number of the remote virtual serial device and the serial server are
consistent.
8. Test the serial server with test software found garbled?
Fault detection: serial port parameters do not match, for no reason to open
Realcom function.
Problem Solving:
- Confirm the communication environment (whether there is a strong
magnetic field around), check whether the communication line is in good
contact, and whether the quality of the communication line is OK.
- Verify that the serial parameters of the test software, serial server, and
serial device are matched.
- When creating a virtual serial port, select "RealCom Mode" for the working
mode in the WEB configuration interface of the serial server.
9. Why is the serial server disconnected after a period of connection?
- Equipment supply voltage instability. Troubleshooting: Check the power
supply wiring and supply voltage.
- Network status is unstable. Troubleshooting: Ping the IP address of the
serial server to view the network.
- TCP connection channel is occupied. Troubleshooting: Modify the serial
server's IP address and local port number.
- VSP driver software is modified. Troubleshooting: Install the high version
of the VSP driver software.
- The firewall caused the device to fail to connect. Troubleshooting: Turn off
the firewall and anti-virus software.
- Hardware problems. Troubleshooting: Replace the computer, network
cable, serial server.
- Upper software caused. Troubleshooting: restart the upper software, re-
establish the connection.
10. Modify the MAC address of the serial server to affect the communication?
If the MAC address is not a broadcast or multicast address, it will not affect the
communication. In the WEB configuration interface of the serial server, MAC
address modification is not supported. It is recommended that you do not modify
the MAC address.
11. Can a serial server support multiple computer communication?

Support up to 4-computer communication, as long as the multi-session

connection is enabled.
12. When the two computers correspond to a virtual serial port, will the
communication be intermittent?
Open 2 sessions and establish two virtual serial port connections for
communication.
13. Can the serial server communicate after crossing the network segment?
Yes, set the default gateway address, the serial server can cross-network
communication.
14. In the use of the process found that the serial server LEDs all bright, can
not communicate properly?
- LAN storm. Troubleshooting: Host directly connected to the serial server.
- Network IP address conflicts. Troubleshooting: the host directly connected
with the serial server, modify the IP address of the serial server.
- The baud rate is set too high. Troubleshooting: Modify the baud rate of the
serial server.
- Indicator is abnormal. Troubleshooting: Replace the other serial server for
testing.
15. Serial server work in TCP client mode, can support virtual serial
communication?
- Serial server work in TCP Server mode, support virtual serial
communication, RealCom function is turned on.
- Serial server work in TCP Client mode, does not support virtual serial
communication, RealCom function is turned off.
- Serial server work in UDP mode, does not support virtual serial
communication, RealCom function is turned off.
16. Communication environment: computer + wireless router + serial server,
can use this way?
The computer is connected via WiFi, but the VSP software on the computer must
search for the device (the wireless router and the serial server must be on the
same network segment).
17. What is the wiring situation when the serial server uses RS-485
communication?
RS-485 terminals are T + / D + and T- / D-.

18. How many RS-485 terminal nodes can the RS-485 port of the serial server
support?
The conventional serial server supports 32 devices and can also customize
64,128 nodes.
19. After configuring the serial server parameters, found that these parameters
can not be saved?
- Display problem of browser. Troubleshooting: Replace the browser to view
or replace the host.
- System software problems. Troubleshooting: Restore factory settings.
- Product chip problems. Troubleshooting: Depot Repair.
20. Can the serial server be used in pairs?
Yes, one device works as TCP Server, and the other one works as TCP Client.
They are connected by network cable.
21. Serial server RS-485 interface connecting attendance machines and
vending machines, only one IP address will have an impact on the data?
The data will not be affected, because the RS485 device address code and
machine number are not the same.
22. When the serial server is creating a virtual serial port, causing the
computer blue screen crash?
Usually the driver causes the computer blue screen crash, troubleshooting
method:
- Replace to the higher version of the driver.
- Turn off the firewall, exit antivirus software.
23. Can the baud rate of the serial server support 921.6k?
No; serial port server support baud rate: 300 ~ 115200bps, but can be achieved
through customization.
24. Just bought the serial to Ethernet converter (serial server), how should I
debug the device used?
The live environment is as follows: Do not cross the gateway (the device is under
the same gateway as the monitoring host).

RS-232/485/422
PC Layer 2 Switch Serial Device Server Terminal
- Will be connected to the same serial port with the host LAN (with the
network segment, with the Vlan, with the broadcast domain), use the
management software to search the device, view the device IP address.
- In the management software, modify the device IP and host IP to the same
network segment. Refer to the CD-ROM documentation and configure the
parameters at both ends of the communication (virtual serial port / serial
port server).
- Access terminal serial equipment (attendance, access control, etc.), the
use of data acquisition and management software to test whether the
normal communication connection.

3onedata Co., Ltd.
Headquarter address: 3/B, Zone 1, Baiwangxin High Technology Industrial Park, Song Bai Road,
Nanshan District, Shenzhen
Technology support: [email protected]
Service hotline: +86-400-600-4496
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WEB Browsing System Requirements

Set the IP Address of the Computer

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Configure device IP address or DNS server address access method, manually

Open “Network Settings> Network Settings” in sequence.

Network settings interface screenshot

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The main element configuration description of network setting interface:

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Interface Element Description

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Open “serial server > COM settings” in sequence.

COM settings interface screenshot

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The main elements configuration instructions in COM settings

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