Quatech WLNG-ET-DP500 Series - Manual (Page 30)

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 wl-xmit-type is used to enable UDP transmission of data from the serial
interface.
 wl-udp-xmit is used to enable unicast, or broadcast UDP datagram
transmission, or both.
 wl-udp-ip/wl-udp-port is used to set the UDP transmission destination
IP address/port.
 wl-udp-rxport sets the UDP port that the Module will receive data on for
the bridge.
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If wl-xmit-type is set for both, then the TCP bridge must remain active for the
UDP bridge to remain active. If the TCP server becomes inactive, the UDP bridge will
be terminated.
 Only the data payload of the UDP packet if forwarded to the serial interface. All serial
data received is sent as the UDP packet payload.
8.1.5 Data Bridging with XMODEM Guidelines
Once a data bridge is established, the endpoints may transfer raw binary data.
Some systems may choose to apply a protocol such as ZMODEM or XMODEM,
etc.
For systems using XMODEM protocol, the following guildelines must be adhered
to:
 XMODEM works with 8-bit connections only. If you communicate with the Module
via a serial port connection, configure your communication settings as follows:
Data bits: 8
Parity: None
Stop bits: 1
 Run XMODEM with either no flow control or hardware (RTS/CTS) flow
control because the protocol provides no encoding or transparency of control
characters. If you run XMODEM with software (XON/XOFF) flow control, your
connection will hang. For this reason, configure the flow control parameter in
your communication settings to NONE or RTS/CTS, not to XON/XOFF or
BOTH.
 During transmission, XMODEM pads files to the nearest 128 bytes. As a
result, original file sizes are not retained.
 These guideline apply to the use of Xmodem during firmware, certificate, Private key
and configuration file upload to the device server.