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NE-4100 Series User’s Manual Serial Command Mode
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Serial Command Examples
For the following examples, the module should be installed onto the evaluation board, and the
evaluation board’s serial port (P0) should be connected to a COM port on your PC.
ATTENTION
When using a terminal emulator program such as PComm Terminal, make sure that the Enter key
is configured to send CR only, rather than CR + LF.
Example 1: Get Model Name Using HW Trigger
STEP 1: Verify that the hardware trigger is enabled for serial command mode.
STEP 2: Check the module’s serial port settings.
STEP 3: Start Windows HyperTerminal and make sure that the PC’s serial port settings match
the module’s settings.
STEP 4: Pull DIO 0 to “Low” to enter serial command mode. DIP switch 0 on the evaluation
board may be used to control DIO 0’s state. Please refer to
Chapter 3 for information
on configuring the DIP switches for use with DIO channels.
STEP 5: HyperTerminal displays “<E”, indicating that the module is in serial command
mode.
STEP 6: Type “>RBN” in HyperTerminal and press Enter, which requests the module’s
model name.
STEP 7: HyperTerminal displays “<YBNNE-4100T”, indicating that the module’s model
name is “NE-4100T”.
STEP 8: Type “>WBR1” in HyperTerminal and press Enter, which exits serial command
mode.
Example 2: Change IP Address Using HW Trigger
STEP 1: Verify that the hardware trigger is enabled for serial command mode.
STEP 2: Check the module’s serial port settings.
STEP 3: Start Windows HyperTerminal and make sure that the PC’s serial port settings match
the module’s settings.
STEP 4: Pull DIO 0 to “Low” to enter serial command mode. DIP switch 0 on the evaluation
board may be used to control DIO 0’s state. Please refer to
Chapter 3 for information
on configuring the DIP switches for use with DIO channels.
STEP 5: HyperTerminal displays “<E”, indicating that the module is in serial command
mode.
STEP 6: Type “>WNP192.168.127.253” in HyperTerminal and press Enter, which sets the
module’s IP address to 192.168.127.253.
STEP 7: HyperTerminal displays “<YNP”, indicating that the IP address command was
executed successfully.
STEP 8: Type “>WBR2” in HyperTerminal and press Enter, which saves changes and
restarts the module.
STEP 9: Repeat STEP 1 to STEP 5 to re-enter serial command mode.
STEP 10: Type “>RNP” in HyperTerminal and press Enter, which requests the module’s IP
address.
STEP 11: HyperTerminal displays “<YNP192.168.127.253”, indicating that the module’s IP
address is 192.168.127.253.
STEP 12: Type “>WBR1” in HyperTerminal and press Enter, which exits serial command
mode.
- NE-4100 Series User’s Manual 1
- Table of Contents 3
- Introduction 7
- Package Checklist 8
- Product Features 8
- Product Specifications 9
- NE-4100T, NE-4100-ST 11
- NE-4100T, NE-4100-ST 12
- Pin Assignments 13
- Block Diagrams 14
- Panel Layout 15
- NE-4110-ST LED Indicators 16
- NE-4110-ST Pinouts 17
- NE-4120-ST LED Indicators 20
- NE-4120A Block Diagram 23
- Getting Started 24
- Wiring Precautions 25
- NE-4100-ST Starter Kit 26
- NE-4110-ST Starter Kit 26
- NE-4120 Series 27
- Connecting the Power 28
- Connecting to the Network 29
- Digital I/O Channel Settings 29
- DI/O Mode 30
- Digital Output LEDs 31
- Overview 32
- TCP Server Mode 32
- TCP Client Mode 32
- UDP Mode 32
- Real COM Mode 32
- Overview 33
- TCP Server Mode 33
- TCP Client Mode 34
- Real COM Mode 35
- Factory Default IP Address 37
- Web Console Configuration 42
- Opening Your Browser 43
- Web Console Navigation 44
- Basic Settings 45
- Network Settings 46
- IP configuration 47
- IP Address 47
- Netmask 47
- Gateway 47
- SNMP Settings 48
- IP Address report 48
- Serial Settings 49
- Serial Parameters 50
- Operating Settings 51
- Max connection 52
- Delimiter 1 52
- Delimiter 2 52
- Force transmit 52
- TCP connect on 58
- Local Listen port 60
- Accessible IP Settings 61
- Auto Warning Settings 62
- Event Type 63
- Change Password 65
- Load Factory Defaults 66
- Save/Restart 66
- Configuration Functions 71
- Specify by IP Address 72
- Configure 75
- Upgrade Firmware 77
- Monitor Functions 79
- Load Configured COM Port 80
- Settings 81
- Go and Stop 82
- Port Monitor Functions 84
- COM Mapping Functions 84
- COM Settings 85
- Advanced Settings 86
- IP Address Report Functions 87
- Linux and UNIX Configuration 89
- Linux Real TTY Drivers 90
- Mapping TTY Ports 91
- Removing Mapped TTY Ports 91
- UNIX Fixed TTY Driver 92
- Configuring the UNIX Driver 93
- Reply Structure 96
- OP Codes and Parameters 96
- Accessible IP 97
- Operation Mode 98
- UDP Mode 100
- Digital IO 101
- Serial Command Mode 101
- Operation Flow Chart 102
- Configuring Trigger Type 102
- Telnet Console 105
- Web Console 106
- Serial Console 106
- Entering Serial Command Mode 107
- Exiting Serial Command Mode 108
- Determining the Active Mode 109
- Serial Command Examples 110
- Well Known Port Numbers 112
- NECI Library 114
- Auto IP Report Protocol 115
- IP Address Report Structure 116
- Hardware and AP ID 116
- Example 116
- DIO Commands 117
- Read Single DIO 118
- Write Single DIO 119
- Read Multiple DIO 120
- Write Multiple DIO 121
- Response 122
- C Code Example: 123
- Like Group 124
- Service Information 126
- MOXA Internet Services 127
- Product Return Procedure 129
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