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Viewing the serial port parameters, Setting serial port parameters, Setting normal operating mode parameters – Quatech Serial Device Server User Manual

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Quatech SDS User’s Manual

Configuring the SDS using a Web interface

Viewing the serial port parameters

Step

Procedure

Description

‰

Preliminary

Step

Select Serial Ports from the selection

bar and then select Serial Port Status
from the left panel.

The Serial Port Status screen shown

on the following page displays.

Note: You cannot make any changes to
port parameters from this screen. To
adjust these settings, select the Setup link.

¾

In Use indicates whether the port

has been opened by a serial port
application and so cannot be

opened by another user application.


If the port is open, In Use further

indicates whether the port is open
in Normal, Tunneling, Raw TCP,

Auto TCP, or Raw UDP mode.

Figure 51 - Serial Port Status screen

Setting serial port parameters

In configuring your Serial Device Server’s serial port parameters,
there are two main considerations:

¾

Which operating mode should you use?

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Is your serial port connection RS-232, RS-422 or RS-485?

Setting Normal operating mode parameters

This section explains how to set your RS-232 and RS-422/485 parameters

and also provides details on setting up your SDS in the Normal operating
mode. In the following sections, you’ll find information on configuring your

SDS for Tunneling, Raw TCP, Auto TCP, and Raw UDP operating modes.
In most cases, you will use the Normal operating mode for your SDS.

This allows you to use either Quatech’s virtual COM port drivers or the

IntelliSock SDK to communicate over a network.

Note: Normal is the standard
connection mode for an SDS.

Step

Procedure

Description

‰

Preliminary
Step

Click on Serial Ports in the selection
bar.

The Serial Port Setup screen shown on
the following page displays.

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