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Advanced Settings
In the Advanced Settings tab, you may configure how serial data is transmitted from the PC to the
WE-2100T.
Tx Mode
Hi-Performance is the default for Tx mode. After the driver sends data to the
module, the driver immediately issues a “Tx Empty” response to the program.
Under Classical mode, the driver will not send the “Tx Empty” response until after
confirmation is received from the module. This causes lower throughput. Classical
mode is recommended if you want to ensure that all data is sent out before further
processing.
FIFO
When “FIFO” is disabled, the selected serial port will send one byte each time the
Tx FIFO becomes empty, and an Rx interrupt will be generated for each incoming
byte. This will cause a faster response time but lower throughput.
Serial Parameters
In the Serial Parameters tab, the COM port’s serial communication parameters are defined.
- First Edition, August 2007 1
- Moxa Technologies Co., Ltd 1
- Copyright Notice 2
- Trademarks 2
- Disclaimer 2
- Table of Contents 3
- Introduction 9
- Overview 10
- Package Checklist 10
- Product Features 10
- Product Specifications 11
- Dimensions 14
- WE-2100T-ST 15
- Pin Assignments 16
- WE-2100-ST LED Indicators 17
- Getting Started 18
- Wiring Requirements 19
- Circuit Pad 20
- Connecting to the Network 21
- Connecting the Power 21
- DI/O Test Settings 21
- LED Circuit Diagram 22
- Selecting an Operation Mode 23
- TCP Server Mode 24
- TCP Client Mode 25
- UDP Mode 25
- Real COM Mode 25
- Factory Default IP Address 28
- Web Console: Basic Settings 34
- Navigating the Web Console 36
- Basic Settings 37
- Local Time 38
- Time Server 38
- IP Configuration 41
- IP Address 41
- Netmask 42
- Gateway 42
- Network Type 46
- Profile Name 48
- Operation Mode 49
- Channel 49
- Authentication 52
- Encryption 53
- PSK Passphrase 53
- WEP Key Length 54
- WEP Key Index 54
- WEP Key Source 55
- WEP Passphrase 55
- WEP Key Format 55
- WEP Key 1 Through 4 55
- EAP Method 57
- Tunneled Authentication 57
- Username 57
- Password 57
- Anonymous Username 58
- Verify Server Certificate 58
- Trusted Server Certificate 58
- User Certificate 58
- User Private Key 58
- Gratuitous ARP 59
- Auto Report To 59
- Auto Report Period 60
- Active Interface 60
- Settings for RealCOM Mode 64
- Delimiter 1 and 2 65
- Force Transmit 65
- Settings for RFC2217 Mode 66
- Settings for TCP Server Mode 68
- Max Connection 69
- TCP Port 69
- Settings for TCP Client Mode 71
- Destination Address 1 to 4 72
- Connection Control 72
- Settings for UDP Mode 74
- Interface 77
- IP List 79
- Agent Settings 81
- Mail Server 84
- From E-mail Address 84
- To E-mail Address 1 to 4 84
- Trap Version 85
- HTTP Console 86
- HTTPS Console 86
- Telnet Console 86
- SSH Console 86
- S/W Trigger Character 93
- DIO0 through DIO8 94
- All DIO 94
- DIO Function 94
- Connections 103
- Save Configuration 114
- Restart> Restart System 114
- Restart> Restart Ports 115
- Navigation 119
- Using the Target Module List 120
- Configuration 121
- Broadcast Search 122
- Specify by IP Address 122
- Assign IP Address 123
- Configure 123
- Upgrade Firmware 124
- Monitor 125
- Remove Target 126
- Load Configured COM Port 126
- Settings 126
- Port Monitor 128
- COM Mapping 129
- Add Target 130
- COM Settings 131
- Advanced Settings 132
- Serial Parameters 132
- Apply and Discard Change 133
- IP Address Report 134
- Serial Command Mode 136
- Serial Command Format 137
- Command Set 138
- Operation Mode Commands 140
- TCP Server Mode Commands 140
- Real COM Mode Commands 140
- TCP Client Mode Commands 141
- UDP Mode Commands 142
- Digital IO Commands 143
- Serial Command Mode Commands 143
- Operation Flow Chart 144
- Configuring Trigger Type 145
- Using Telnet Console 146
- Using Web Console 147
- Using Serial Console 147
- Entering Serial Command Mode 148
- Exiting Serial Command Mode 148
- Determining the Active Mode 149
- Serial Command Examples 150
- Well Known Port Numbers 153
- NECI Library 155
- DIO Commands 156
- Like Group 160
- IP Address Report Protocol 162
- Hardware and AP ID 163
- Example 164
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