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1.                                30  4 1 APPLICATION 1     LOOPBACK                    30  4 1 1 APPLICATION 1 OVERVIEW            al at a ako a ka ERR ARR Fx FRA ak ka      30  4 1 2 INSTALLATION OF THE VSP MANAGEMENT CONFIGURATION SOFTWARE 31  4 1 3 INSTALLATION OF THE ETH SER EE9 SERIAL DEVICE SERVER                    31  4 1 4 ETH SER EE9 SERIAL DEVICE SERVER CONFIGURATION USING THE VSP   MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE              sess nennen nnne nnne rennen      31  4 1 5 ETH SER EE9 SERIAL DEVICE SERVER BROWSER CONFIGURATION          37  4 1 6 ETH SEH EES LOOPBACK TEST aussi as a o oda ka a n KR He 40    4 2 APPLICATION 2     SERIAL TO SERIAL VIA ETHERNET MODE                                         42  4 2 1 APPLICATION 1 OVERVIEW oss icis eee m   ata ka t   m   l   egos mo el ERI      43  4 2 2 INSTALLATION OF THE VSP MANAGEMENT CONFIGURATION SOFTWARE 43  4 2 3 INSTALLATION OF THE ETH SER EE9 SERIAL DEVICE SERVER  UNIT 1     43  4 2 4 ETH SER EE9 SERIAL DEVICE SERVER  UNIT 1  CONFIGURATION USING    THE VSP MANAGEMENT                                      44  4 2 5 ETH SER EE9 SERIAL DEVICE SERVER  UNIT 1  BROWSER  CONFIGURATION                  ci oar rA Ra d e asia at de eA koua kalen rebus 48    4 2 6 INSTALLATION OF THE ETH SER EE9 SERIAL DEVICE SERVER  UNIT 2      50  4 2 7 ETH SER EE9 SERIAL DEVICE SERVER  UNIT 2  CONFIGURATION USING    THE VSP MANAGEMENT 5                                                     51  4 2 8 ETH SER EE9 SERIAL DEVICE SERVER  UNIT 2  BROWSER   CONF
2.                           Data Conversion Experts    SerialComm  ETH SER EE9  Serial Device Server    Ethernet to Serial Converter  User Manual       Version 1 2   April 22  2015    CHANGE HISTORY                                                 Version Date Description of Changes   1 0 February 16  2015   Initial Publication of Document   1 1 April 9  2015 Re edited the document   1 2 April 22  2015 Replaced two images that were outdated  COPYRIGHT NOTICE    This manual is copyright protected  All rights are reserved by Jeddy Ventures Limited Liability  Company  No company or individual is authorized to duplicate or translate this manual in any  form without the written permission of Jeddy Ventures Limited Liability Company     TRADEMARK NOTICE    SerialComm    and its logo are registered trademarks      Jeddy Ventures Limited Liability  Company  Other trademarks used in this manual belong to their corresponding companies   Usage of our trademarks is not permitted without written authorization     DISCLAIMER    Jeddy Ventures Limited Liability Company reserves the right to change the manual entirely or  in part with no advance notice  Due to the product updates modifications may be required   This manual is only for your reference  Please contact us if you have any questions     TABLE OF CONTENTS    1 ETH SER EES GENERAL DETAILS    tt it wa kat   k nt          a e nat an ka kak cedere 5       SON e                                                  a ae 5      5  1 3 FEATURES  
3.             Use the following DNS server address Automatically obtain DNS server address       DNS Address   202 96 134 133                                    19    FIGURE 3 3   BROWSER CONFIGURATION TOOL    3 3 2 WEB BROWSER CONFIGURATION DESCRIPTION    The web configuration interface divided into three sections  1  Title Area 2  Menu Bar  and 3  Setting area  By clicking on the menu item of the vertical menu bar to enter the  relevant interface   SEE FIGURE 3 4        Seriai C onm    Current ome  Sat Jul 23 10 32 41 LIU COS 2011                          chien IP address    FIGURE 3 4   LABELED MAIN SCREEN  3 3 2 1 WEB BROWSER CONFIGURATION MAIN SCREEN    The setting area of the main screen is divided into to two sections the Basic Settings and  Network Settings   SEE FIGURE 3 3     3 3 2 1 1 MAIN SCREEN BASIC SETTINGS    The Basic Settings section is divided into three sections 1  Device Name and 2  Device  Description  and 3  Device Information     3 3 2 1 1 1 DEVICE NAME  Each device on a network must be named differently  This is the place that assigns a  name to the device  It can support no more than 30 characters  You can input capital    letters  lowercase letters  special characters  underlines  middle lines and Chinese  characters     20    3 3 2 1 1 2 DEVICE DESCRIPTION    The Device Description is a description of the device  You can only enter 30 characters     3 3 2 1 1 3 DEVICE INFORMATION    Device information includes the hardware version  software version a
4.         ETH SER EE9 Unit 1  Max 30 characters   System Tools  Device Description   Serial Device Server  Max 30 characters   Best viewed with IE6 above Hardware Version   V3 1 0 Firmware Version   1 4 0 build20120301R MAC Address   00 22 6F 01 6D 0D    atresolution 1024x768         Apply     Cancel         Network Settings       Use the following IP address    Automatically obtain      address       IP Address   192 168 1 4      Subnet Mask    255 255 255 0  Default Gateway   192 168 1 1                Use the following DNS server address Automatically obtain DNS server address       DNS Address   202 96 134 133                                    49    FIGURE 4 21   BROWSER CONFIGURATION TOOL    3  Under the Serial Settings we will not be changing any values  the serial settings are  necessary if you are not using a virtual COM port for the Ethernet Port      4  The Work Mode Settings are set as a TCP Server     Set as TCP Server  one converter must be a Server and the other a Client    Port number is an unused port  We are using 30000    RealCom must be closed  we are not using a virtual port     The rest of the values are not used in TCP Server mode   SEE FIGURE 4 22      coop                Net   SerialC             omm Currenttime  Sun Feb 01 2015 17 17 44 GMT 0500   x You are here  gt  gt  Main Menu  gt  gt  Mode Configuration  gt  gt  Serial Settings      Main Menu       Device Information See       Mode Configuration                                            Serial Se
5.         ya          ee 5  1 4 PACKAGE                 5   ET 6   2 ETH SER EE9 HARDWARE                                    kd aa kk ok ka ao kb bk 7  2 1 TOP AND SIDE VIEW DRAWINGS                                            7  211 TOP  VIEW  P 7  212 SIDE                                                        7  213 SIDE 2 VIEW  A an ae a l a aa eT a               ENE bl a     7  2 2 HARDWARE INTERFACE                                                             8  2 2 1 T0 100BASE T X  E THERNE TF POFLE                                   8  2 2 2 RS 232 RS 485 RS 422 SERIAL 1                                     8  2 2 9 POWER INTERFACE               9  224 LED INDICATORS             ds b EE RAN tb e      9  ECRIRE 10  24                e                                                      12  2 5 APPLICATION TECH DRAWINGS             iran di ke                     13   3 ETH SER EE9 SOFTWARE DETAILS ite vien songe ka        deua a t edd ute 16  3 1 ETH SER EE9 SOFTWARE CONFIGURATION                                                                  16  3 2 THE WEB BROWSER CONFIGURATION TOOL PREPARATION                                       17  3 3 THE WEB BROWSER CONFIGURATION TOOL                                                              17  3 3 1 LOGGING ONTO THE WEB BROWSER INTERFACE                  essen 18  3 3 2 WEB BROWSER CONFIGURATION                                                                     20   4 APPLICATION               5                              
6.       Network Settings       Use the following IP address    Automatically obtain      address       IP Address   192 168 1 4      Subnet Mask    255 255 255 0  Default Gateway   192 168 1 1                Use the following DNS server address Automatically obtain DNS server address       DNS Address   202 96 134 133                                    38    FIGURE 4 9   BROWSER CONFIGURATION TOOL    5  Under the Serial Settings  The serial settings are necessary if you are using a virtual  COM port for the Ethernet Port      These should be default values     Parity is none   Data Bits are 8   Stop Bites is 1                                 Data Packet is 500   Character Delay 5   Overtime times  201     We are select RS 232 as our protocol   115 200 as our baud rates     6  The Work Mode Settings are set as    TCP Server     a  Setas TCP Server   b  Port number is the port selected in VSP Virtual COM port manager  We are using    30000     c  The rest of the values are not used in TCP Server mode      SEE FIGURE 4 1                             0      You are here  gt  gt  Main Menu  gt  gt  Mode Configuration  gt  gt  Serial Settings    Currenttime  Mon Jan 19 2015 13 36 10 GMT 0500         Main Menu Serial                Device Information      Mode Configuration       Serial Settings     AT Command Settings  System Tools    Character Delay  5       Serial Work Mode    RS 232                Data Bits bits   8                         Baud Rate bps      Stop Bits bits       1 
7.    Connect the USB 232 2 adapter to the USB port of the PC or laptop      You will hear a beep sound  This means that the adapter driver was installed   Make sure the Ethernet is connected between converters      A virtual COM port is automatically created      The virtual COM port the Ethernet was setup during the VSP virtual port setup                   2  Determine which                 you are using  The        list of the device manager of  control panel will show you the used COM          SEE FIGURE 4 11     CONTROL PANEL   HARDWARE AND SOUND   DEVICE MANAGER   PORTS         8  LPT          Device Manager  File Action View Help  e 9               4 234 mordynaftaly pc       amp j Audio inputs and outputs   gt  84 Computer       Disk drives  E Display adapters      eia DVD CD ROM drives  85 Human Interface Devices  29 Imaging devices    Keyboards   gt  A Mice and other pointing devices      Monitors   gt  ca Network adapters  k F Ports  COM  amp  LPT      27 Communications Port  COM1   72 USB Serial Port        18        Virtual Serial Port        2   dak Print queues   gt  ga Printers   3 Processors       B   Sensors     Software devices   gt     Sound  video and game controllers       lt   Storage controllers         System devices          Universal Serial Bus controllers       FIGURE 4 11     CONTROL PANEL     PORTS ASSIGNMENTS  40    3       AccessPort select the yellow and green gear for each instance  Choose the COM  ports and serial settings  Select  Enable Auto 
8.   Configuration file  System  Upgrade  System reset  and Modify user name and password   SEE FIGURE 3 10     Current Lacation            Menus   System Tools   File Management    vestore factory default setings       Restore default value Start    All your configuration changes will be losi  Factory default setings yal  be restored afer the device rekoois   You cannottum back the decision once you click the button below        Lownload the conhguration          Upload the configuration file    AN       Browse and                configuration file to upload   It will take about    minute far ihe upload to complete  The time mayvary according to your environment  Please note inalwrong configuration      may cause serious damage to the device    Select the upgrade fle     ME       Start Upgrade    Browse and selectthe bin file to upload        take about a minute farine upload ta complete  The time mayvary according to your environment       FIGURE 3 10   SYSTEM TOOLS    3 2 2 4 1 RESTORE FACTORY DEFAULT SETTINGS    Restore Factory defaults settings puts the serial device server in its original factory  settings  Follow the following steps     1  Click    System tools      2  Click    File management      3  Choose    Restore default value      4  Click   Start     5  ALARM    Restore factory default file    192 168 1 254    will cover your configuration   please confirm Yes or No     6  Choose Yes or No   7  It will open a new interface  input    192 168 1 254    to make new co
9.   Properties   Disable Diagnose IPv6 Default Gateway  IPv6 DNS Server   lt     at  Bytes  651 493 976   868 662 097                             Internet Options       Windows Firewall       FIGURE 4 2     PC LAPTOP LAN INFORMATION    3  Make sure the ETH SER EE9 is connected to power and the Ethernet cable is  connected to the PC directly or indirectly     4  Run the VSP management software   SEE FIGURE 4 3     32               ger   VSP manager   Serial monitoring          FIGURE 4 3   VSP MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE    5  Search for the attached ETH SER EE9 device  Our name is ETH SER EE9 Unit 1  IP  169 254 138 241 MAC 00 22 6F 01 6D 0D   SEE FIGURE 4 4     33             VSP Management SoftwareV1 2 7build110921R           Device manager   VSP manager   Serial monitoring  Seach     Add   Delet Network Settings   Web Console    Name   IP Address   MAC Aden  a Automatic Search 1    a ETH SER EESUnit1     169 254 138 241 00 22 6   01 60 00  Manual Add 0                          zi          FIGURE 4 4   SEARCH ETH SER EE9 DEVICE    6  Highlight the search results and select Network Settings  Now you must put in the  correct IP information  Our      will be 192 168 1 4   192 168 1 for the matched network  and 4 for the unique ID  Enter the subnet mask  Our subnet mask is 255 255 255 0  the  three 255s masks the network id and 0 masks the unique ID   The Default Gateway is  192 168 1 1  Your information will be different   SEE FIGURE 4 5     34            Device manager   VSP manager   
10.   Virtual Serial Port  COM2    amp  VSP  Modify Jak       Serial Port                            7       Connection modes  Immediate              Ddi           ness  IP Address   192168 1                  _ Delete d     IPAddess   Port Number   RealCom      192 168 1 4 30000                           FIGURE 4 7     VIRTUAL COM PORT SETTING    4 1 5 ETH SER EE9 SERIAL DEVICE SERVER BROWSER CONFIGURATION  3  Now enter the browser utility which is part of the VSP Management Software or your    PC s browser and enter the IP of the device  An authorization screen will come up  The  default user name is  admin  and the password is  admin    SEE FIGURE 4 8      37          Authentication Required    The server http   192 168 1 4 80 requires a username and  password  The server says  Serial Server            User Name  admin    Password                  Log In Cancel       FIGURE 4 8   AUTHENTICATION SCREEN    4  The online configuration tool will come up   SEE FIGURE 4 9                    b  SerialComm Currenttime  Mon Jan 19 2015 13 34 59 GMT 0500    You are here  gt  gt  Main Menu  gt  gt  Device Information     amp  Main Menu               Device Information                Device           ETH SER EE9 Unit 1  Max 30 characters   System Tools  Device Description   Serial Device Server  Max 30 characters   Best viewed with IE6 above Hardware Version   V3 1 0 Firmware Version   1 4 0 build20120301R MAC Address   00 22 6F 01 6D 0D    atresolution 1024x768         Apply     Cancel   
11.   because the computer we are using does not have a serial port   We will need to open two instances of AccessPort since the looped back data will be  transmitted and received by two different ports  However  before setting up this  configuration we must first configure the converter with the VSP Management Software     30    RS232    2    ETHERNET  OR   gt  e  R 485  gt                       9 2I 06411                      r   1      OR      ETHERNET NETWORK    RS422 a          5      R          1                              HOST        DTE  ETH SER EE9    FIGURE 4 1                    MODE    4 1 2 INSTALLATION OF THE VSP MANAGEMENT CONFIGURATION SOFTWARE    The VSP Management Software must be first installed on the host Windows based PC or  laptop that will connect to the ETH SER EE9 via an Ethernet network  See Section 2 and  3 of the VSP Management V1 2 7 User Manual included in the software CD supplied with  the ETH SER EE9     4 1 3 INSTALLATION OF THE ETH SER EE9 SERIAL DEVICE SERVER    Now that the VSP Management Software is installed  in order for it to function properly it  needs to communicate with the ETH SER EE9         ETH SER EE9 now needs to be  connected to the host with the VSP software installed     1  The ETH SER EES s default IP address is 192 168 1 X subnet 255 255 255 0 for the  network segment  The default user name is admin and the default password is admin   These default settings will be changed later aft er installation    Unpack the ETH SER EE9 
12.   e When there is serial transmission the Rx Tx LED will blink       FIGURE 2 7     TOP PANEL VIEW WITH LABELED LEDS  2 3 DIMENSIONS    The dimension units are both in English and metric systems     10    0 14m 3 6mm   0 24m 6 2mm     Serial Comm  pata   LinkACT M    0 27m 6 8mm  m  Rx Tx     Power       S    0 98 in  25mm     0 49 in  12 5mm   a       N ETH SER EE9    Ethernet TCP IP Converter  58 232 485 422 Device Server                              lt  lt  3 149 in  80mm        1 70in  43 2mm                                   3 94in  100mm        FIGURE 2 8   ETH SER EE9 DIMENSION DRAWING    11    0 87in  22mm     2 4 SPECIFICATIONS    MODEL NUMBER     GENERAL    SER ETH EE9       STANDARDS     ET    SUPPORTED PROTOCOLS     HERNET PROPERTIES             802 1 10Base T           802 3u 100Base T  EIA TIA RS 232C   2 wire RS 485 8 4 wire RS 422 Standards    TCP  UDP  APR  ICMP and DHCP Protocols       WORKING MODES     Server and Client Modes                         SERIAL INTERFACES     DATA SPEED  10   100 Mbps  TRANSMISSION TYPE  Full duplex or Half duplex  CONNECTOR TYPE  RJ45   TRANSMISSION DISTANCE  Up to 330 ft   100 m   CABLING  CAT 3  4  or 5  SIGNALING  TX          RX   RX     ERIAL PROPERTIES    1 Port RS232 and 1 Port RS485 RS422             DATA SPEED  300 bps to 115 200 bps  TRANSMISSION TYPE  Full duplex  RS 232 RS 422  or Half duplex  RS485   CONNECTOR TYPE  RS 232  DB9 Male  RS 485 RS 422  5 Position Terminal Block       TRANSMISSION DISTANCE     RS 232  50
13.   the  serial device server will be sent data from each serial port though the socket  On the  contrary  the data received from the socket will be sent to the corresponding serial port   If TCP Client is selected then the following parameters must be specified     Local Port         Destination Address    Destination Port    Connection Mode    Keep Alive  and     RealCom        3 3 2 2 2 8 2 TCP SERVER   As the TCP Server  the serial device server will passively connect to the network    If TCP Server is selected then the following parameters must be specified     Local Port    3 3 2 2 2 8 3 UDP    As the UDP  the serial device server is both the server and client  It will support POINT   TO POINT and multicast UDP     If UDP is selected then the following parameters must be specified     Local Port     Destination Address    Destination Port    Connection Mode    Keep Alive  and     RealCom        3 3 2 2 2 8 4 TCP AUTO    26    As the        AUTO  the serial device server can act as either the server or client     If TCP AUTO    selected then the following parameters must be specified     Local Port         Destination Address        Destination Port        Connection Mode        Keep Alive    and     RealCom        3 2 2 3 AT COMMAND MODE    The AT Command Mode can be defined by the AT Command Settings screen  There are  three methods of AT Command definitions     I O Port trigger      CtriBreak trigger   and     Character strings trigger  Hex      The following menu has s
14.  22 6F 01 6D OD  Manual Add 0        amp  Network Settings    JE   Use the following IP address       Paddress  192 168  1   5    Subnet mask    255 255 255 0    Default gateway  192 168  1 1                     OK                MAC 00 22 6F 01 6D 0D               FIGURE 4 25     ALTERING THE NETWORK SETTINGS    6  You can do a PING test to see if the DEVICE is responsive   SEE FIGURE 4 26      53    a    Device manager   YSP manager   Serial monitoring    Search   Add   Delete   Network Settings    weh Console  Ping 192 168 1 5    Pinging 192 168 1 5 with 32 bytes of data   Reply from 192 168 1 5  bytes 32 time 581ms TTL 64  Reply from 192 168 1 5  bytes 32 time 192ms TTL 64  Reply from 192 168 1 5  bytes 32 time 422ms TTL 64  Reply from 192 168 1 5  bytes 32 time 36ms TTL 64  Ping statistics for 192 168 1 5    Packets  Sent   4  Received   4  Lost   0  0  loss      Approximate round trip times in milli seconds   Minimum   36ms  Maximum   581ms  Average   307ms    Size  Bytes Number  4 Start Close             FIGURE 4 26     PING TEST  4 2 8 ETH SER EE9 SERIAL DEVICE SERVER  UNIT 2  BROWSER CONFIGURATION  1  Now enter the browser utility which is part of the VSP Management Software or your    PC   s browser and enter the IP of the device  An authorization screen will come up  The  default user name is    admin    and password is    admin      SEE FIGURE 4 27      54       Authentication Required      The server http   192 168 1 5 80 requires a username and  password  The se
15.  All packets of the destination address not in  router s routing table will use the default route   SEE FIGURE 3 5     3 3 2 1 2 5 DNS ADDRESS    The DNS stands for Domain Name Server  The function is easy to remember the DNS  name or IP for the actual IP  It resolves to the IP address that the internet can identify  If  our device needs to visit some Host device  it needs to use this server to resolve an IP    21    address   SEE FIGURE 3 5        Network Settings       Use the following IP address    Autornatically obtain IP address    IP Address  192  168  1  254  Subnet Mask  255  255  255  0             Gateway  192  168  1 1  Q Use the following DNS server address Automatically obtain DNS server address  DNS  202  96  134  133    FIGURE 3 5 NETWORK SETTINGS     if you need to set DHCP    automatically obtain IP address     please ensure  DHCP Server is already on the network and can obtain IP address    successfully  After  automatically obtain IP address   you will need to use  VSP manager software to search the device and obtain the IP address of the  device        3 3 2 2 MAIN MENU MODE SETTINGS    The Mode Settings page is divided into two sections Serial Setting and Work Mode  settings   SEE FIGURE 3 7     3 3 2 2 1 SERIAL SETTINGS    The serial interface settings are in the table below   SEE FIGURE 3 6     22    Serial Interface Data Options    Setting Menu                   Working Mode Full duplex half duplex   Baud Rate   bps   300  115200  10 common  baud rate
16.  Device manager   VSP manager   Serial monitoring         New L Modify   Delete   View   Delete            lt  VSP  New    NEIN    come      Connection modes  Immediate conn  v        Remote device  IP Address    192 168  1 4 Port Number  30001    Delete      IPAddress   Port Number   Realom    192 168 1 4 30001                                         FIGURE 4 41     VIRTUAL COM PORT SETTING    4 3 5 ETH SER EE9 SERIAL DEVICE SERVER  UNIT 1  BROWSER CONFIGURATION  1  Now enter the browser utility which is part of the VSP Management Software or your    PC s browser and enter the IP of the device  An authorization screen will come up          default user name is  admin  and password is  admin    SEE FIGURE 4 42      67          Authentication Required    The server http   192 168 1 4 80 requires a username and  password  The server says  Serial Server            User Name  admin    Password                  Log In Cancel       FIGURE 4 42     AUTHENTICATION SCREEN    2  The online configuration tool will come up   SEE FIGURE 4 43                     b  SerialComm Currenttime  Mon Jan 19 2015 13 34 59 GMT 0500    You are here  gt  gt  Main Menu  gt  gt  Device Information     amp  Main Menu               Device Information                Device           ETH SER EE9 Unit 1  Max 30 characters   System Tools  Device Description   Serial Device Server  Max 30 characters   Best viewed with IE6 above Hardware Version   V3 1 0 Firmware Version   1 4 0 build20120301R MAC Address   00 
17.  ETH SER EE9  Unit 2  is connected to power and the Ethernet cable is  connected to the PC directly or indirectly     3  Run the VSP management software   SEE FIGURE 4 23       amp  amp VSP Management SoftwareV1 2 7build110921R       Device manager   VSP manager   Serial monitoring  Search Add Delete Network Settings Web Console Ping  Name IP Address MAC Address       FIGURE 4 23   VSP MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE    4  Search for the attached ETH SER EE9 device  Our name is ETH SER EE9 Unit 2  IP  192 168 1 99 MAC 00 22 6   01 60 0     SEE FIGURE 4 24       amp       Device manager   YSP manager   Serial monitoring    Search            Delete Network Settings   Web Console   Ping                  IP Address          Address     E  a ETH SER EES Unit2 192 168 1 99 00 22      01 60 0    Manual Add 0       FIGURE 4 24     SEARCH ETH SER EE9 DEVICE    5  Highlight the search results and select Network Settings  Now you must put in the  correct IP information  Our IP will be 192 168 1 5   192 168 1 for the matched network  and 5 for the unique ID  Enter the subnet mask  Our subnet mask is 255 255 255 0  the  three 255s masks the network id and 0 masks the unique ID   The Default Gateway is  192 168 1 1  Your information will be different   SEE FIGURE 4 25      52            Device manager   VSP manager   Serial monitoring         Search     E Delete   Network Settings   web Console                   IP Address   MAC Address       m Automatic Search   T  ETH SER EES Unit2   182 168 1 38 00
18.  Ethernet network  See Section 2 and  3 of the VSP Management V1 2 7 User Manual included in the software CD supplied with  the ETH SER EE9     4 2 3 INSTALLATION OF THE ETH SER EE9 SERIAL DEVICE SERVER  UNIT 1   Now that the VSP Management Software is installed  in order for it to function properly it    needs to communicate with the ETH SER EE9  The ETH SER EE9 now needs to be  connected to the host with the VSP software installed     43    1  The ETH SER EES s default IP address is 192 168 1 X subnet 255 255 255 0 for the  network segment  The default user name is admin and the default password is admin   These default settings will be changed later after installation    Unpack the ETH SER EE9  It includes the unit  a power supply  and an Ethernet cable   Connect the power supply to the converter  Wire V  of the power supply goes to  terminal post V  of the converter and wire V  of the power supply goes to terminal post  V  of the converter    Power the ETH SER EE9  The power green LED should be lit    Connect the Ethernet cable to the ETH SER EES  either directly to the PC  laptop  or to  the connecting network  Once the Ethernet cable is attached  the green Link ACT LED  should be lit     oY    iye    4 2 4 ETH SER EE9 SERIAL DEVICE SERVER  UNIT 1  CONFIGURATION USING THE  VSP MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE    The ETH SER EE9 default IP address is 192 168 1 254 subnet mask 255 255 255 0   When the ETH SER EE9 is accessed through the web browser  the Local Area Network  portion of t
19.  It includes the unit  a power supply  and an Ethernet cable   Connect the power supply to      converter  Wire V  of the power supply goes to  terminal post V  of the converter and wire V  of the power supply goes to terminal post  V  of the converter    Power the ETH SER EE9  The power green LED should be lit    Connect the Ethernet cable to the ETH SER EE9  either directly to the PC  laptop  or to  the connecting network  Once the Ethernet cable is attached  the green Link ACT LED  should be lit     2    ae    4 1 4 ETH SER EE9 SERIAL DEVICE SERVER CONFIGURATION USING THE VSP  MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE    The ETH SER EE9 default IP address is 192 168 1 254 subnet mask 255 255 255 0   When the ETH SER EE9 is accessed through the web browser  the Local Area Network  31    portion of the IP address must be the same  The device IP must be unused portion of the  IP network portion making the device IP address unique  There are two methods to do  this  one is to change the IP of the PC laptop to match that of the ETH SER EE9  not  possible in WIN 7 and WIN 8  or change the IP of the ETH SER EE9 to match that of the  PC laptop connecting network  In this example we will be changing the IP address of the  ETH SER EE9     1  The first step is to find out what is the IP of the PC laptop connecting network  This can  be done from the PC laptop WIN control panel     Control Panel     Network and Internet     Network and Sharing Center     Connect of  Ethernet Connections     Details    2  Y
20.  Location  gt                  gt  gt  System Tools   Login Settings       Login settings    Login s Name           Login s Password           Retype password        FIGURE 3 11   MODIFY NAME AND PASSWORD    4 APPLICATION EXAMPLES    Three application examples will be presented demonstrating how the ETH SER EE9 can  be configured in loopback mode  serial to serial   POINT TO POINT mode and Ethernet to  Ethernet   POINT TO POINT mode  In the three examples  freeware AccessPort  a serial  terminal   monitor program  is used however it is optional  AccessPort and its manual are  included in the CD supplied with the ETH SER EE9 and on our website  www serialcomm com     4 1 APPLICATION 1   LOOPBACK MODE  4 1 1 APPLICATION 1 OVERVIEW    A loopback test is a very useful way of determining whether a serial port  attached device   Ethernet port and virtual COM port are functioning properly  A loopback test can be  performed on a serial RS 232  RS 485 or RS 422 port on a PC or laptop and an Ethernet  port on the same computer   SEE FIGURE 4 1     In this example  we will be looping back to our ETH SER EE9 converter by connecting the  ETHERNET PORT directly to the PC laptop or to the connecting LAN Network and serial  port  The RS 232 will be connected to the DB9 connector of the converter  Since the  ETH SER EE9 is a DTE  Server   a null modem crossover cable or adapter must be used  when connecting it to a PC via the RS 232 port  We will be using a USB to RS    232 adapter  USB 232 2
21.  Your information will be different   SEE FIGURE 4 39      64            Device manager   VSP manager   Serial monitoring         Seach       Add   Delete   Network Settings   Web Console   Ping      Name   IP Address   MEM              Automatic Search 1    ETH SER EE9 Unit 1 192 168 1 4 D0 22 6F 01 5D 0D  Manual Add 0        amp  Network Settings    OR    Use the following IP address  x       IPaddress  192 168  1 4    Subnetmask  255 255 255  0    Default gateway  192 168  1 1  1   Close                                       FIGURE 4 39   ALTERING THE NETWORK SETTINGS    7  You can do a PING test to see if the DEVICE is responsive   SEE FIGURE 4 40      65    Ping 192 168 1 4         Pinging 192 168 1 4 with 32 bytes of data   Reply from 192 168 1 4  bytes 32 time lt 1ms TTL 64    Reply from 192 168 1 4  bytes 32 time lt 1ms TTL 64  Reply from 192 168 1 4  bytes 32 time  1lms TTL 64  Reply from 192 168 1 4  bytes 32 time lt 1ms TTL 64  Ping statistics for 192 168 1 4    Packets  Sent   4  Received   4  Lost   0  0  loss      Approximate round trip times in milli seconds   Minimum   Oms  Maximum   Oms  Average   Oms       Size  Bytes Number  4 Start Close       FIGURE 4 40     PING TEST    8  Next for the ETHERNET PORT we will be setting up a Virtual COM Port  Choose VSP  Manager and then New  Select an unused COM Port  We are using COM 2  Select an  unused port number  We chose 30001  Press ADD and make sure the RealCom option  is checked   SEE FIGURE 4 41      66         
22.  based  device management software for the SerialComm ETH SER EE9  The online ETH SER EE9  configuration tool is browser based and also used for configuration purposes  The ETH SER   EE9 can optionally be configured using a serial AT command set        This document describes the latest version of the ETH SER EE9 hardware and  associated browser configuration tool       The VSP Management Software is covered in detail in the                  VSP  Management Software V1 2 7 User Manual       The AT Command Set is covered in detail in the                  ETH SER EE9       Command Configuration Guide     The examples used in this document will be presented using the Microsoft Windows 7  Operating System     1 2 OVERVIEW    The SerialComm ETH SER EE9 is a rugged industrial grade power efficient  less than 1 4  Watts  serial device server which will convert from RS 232  RS 485 or RS 422 serial to  Ethernet or vice versa  The ETH SER EE9 serial device server will also make serial devices  internet ready supporting TCP  UDP  ARP  ICMP  DHCP and Windows Native COM  LLF  protocols  The ETH SER EE9 provides one serial port  RS 232  DB9  RS 485 RS 422  5  position terminal block  and one 10 100M Ethernet port in order to convert from serial devices  to IP based Ethernet and vice versa     The ETH SER EE9 can be configured with a VSP Management Software and an online  browser based configuration tool or through AT commands  The software user interface is  robust in functionality  enabli
23.  converter  Wire V  of the power supply goes to  terminal post V  of the converter and wire V  of the power supply goes to terminal post  V  of the converter    Power the ETH SER EE9  The power green LED should be lit    Connect the Ethernet cable to the ETH SER EES  either directly to the PC  laptop  or to  the connecting network  Once the Ethernet cable is attached  the green Link ACT LED  should be lit     4 3 7 ETH SER EE9 SERIAL DEVICE SERVER  UNIT 2  CONFIGURATION USING THE  VSP MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE    The ETH SER EE9 default IP address is 192 168 1 254 subnet mask 255 255 255 0   When the ETH SER EE9 is accessed through the web browser  the Local Area Network  portion of the IP address must be the same  The device IP must be unused portion of the  IP network portion making the device IP address unique  There are two methods to do  this  one is to change the IP of the PC laptop to match that of the ETH SER EE9  not  possible in WIN 7 and WIN 8  or change the IP of the ETH SER EE9 to match that of the  PC laptop connecting network  In this example we will be changing the IP address of the  ETH SER EE9     1           We know the Ethernet IP             PC is 192 168 1 3  Our subnet mask is 255 255 255 0  and Default Gateway is 192 168 1 1  We chose IP 192 168 1 4 for unit 1  We will  choose IP 192 168 1 5 for unit 2     Make sure the ETH SER EE9  Unit 2  is connected to power and the Ethernet cable is  connected to the PC directly or indirectly     Run the VSP management 
24.  ft   15 m   RS 485 RS 422  4000 ft   1200 m        RS 232 SIGNALING     TX  RX  RTS  CTS  DTR  DSR  GND       RS 485 SIGNALING     D    A   D   B   GND       RS 422 SIGNALING     TX   TX   RX   RX   GND                PARITY BIT OPTIONS  None  Even          Space  Mark   DATA BIT OPTIONS  5 Bit  6 Bit  7 Bit  8 Bit   FLOW CONTROL OPTIONS  None  RTS CTS  Hardware  or XON XOFF  Software   MAX   OF CONNECTIONS  RS 485 RS 422  32 Connection Nodes             DIRECTION CONTROL     POWER SOURCE        Auto Sensing   Auto Turnaround    ELECTRICAL    9 48VDC       DC AC POWER ADAPTER     Included 12VDC    100   240VAC 50 60hz US Type A Plug  1 A       POWER CONSUMPTION     Approximately 1 4 Watts       LAN STATIC PROTECTION     1 5KV Electric Static Discharge  ESD  Protection       SERIAL STATIC PROTECTION     15KV ESD Protection       SURGE PROTECTION     1500 W Sec Surge Protection       A A             OPERATING TEMP     HOUSING  Heavy Duty Steel Housing   DIN RAIL  Optional DIN Rail Mounts   WEIGHT  18 70 oz   530 0 grams    DIMENSIONS  3 94    X 2 70    X 0 87     100 mm X 69 mm X 22 mm     ENVIRONMENTAL     40  F to 185  F   40  C to 85  C           STORAGE TEMP      40  F to 185  F   40     to 85  C        OPERATING HUMIDITY     5  To 95    No Condensation    QUALITY                      PRODUCT SAFETY  CE  FCC and RoHS Conformance Certified   QUALITY MANAGEMENT  Manufactured and Distributed to ISO 9001 2008 Standards  RELIABILITY  Low Failure Rate     99   Reliability Since 
25.  it is 192 168 1 4    We must enter the destination port  In our case it is 30001    RealCom must be closed  we are not using a virtual port     The rest of the values are not used in TCP Client mode     SEE FIGURE 4 29      moon            n                mm Currenttime  Mon Jan 19 2015 22 16 35 GMT 0500    You are here  gt  gt  Main Menu  gt  gt  Mode Configuration  gt  gt  Serial Settings      Main Menu    Device Information SOMNIIS                                                 Serial Work Mode   RS 232   Baud Rate bps    115200     Parity Bits  None v    Serial Settings          AT Command Settings  Data Bits bits   8    Stop Bits bits   1    Max Data Packets   500  1 1024 bytes  System Tools k   an vii DANN  Character Delay  5  1 500 ms Overtime Times       1  0 60000 ms             Best viewed with IEG above Work Mode Settings    at resolution 1024x768                                                                                                       Sessions Work Mode Local Port Destination Address Destination Port Connection Mode Keep alive RealCom   1 65535   1 65535   0 65535 s       TCP Client v   30001         30000 Connect Now v   300 Clost v  192 168 1 4                Serve v    30001 IP M 31001 Connect Now v 1300 Clost v  192 168 2 3              Serve v   30002 IP    31002 Connect Now     300 Clost v  192 168 2 3   a  TCP Serve v    30003 IP Y 31003 Connect Now v   300  Clost v  192 168 2 3     Apply     Cancel            FIGURE 4 29   SERIAL AND WORK MO
26.  options    Parity Bits None Even Odd Mark Space   Data Bits   bits   5 6 7 8   Stop Bits   bits   1 2   Data Frames   bytes   1 1024   Character Spacing   ms   1 500   CtriBreak default output 0 60000   time ms                  FIGURE 3 6   SERIAL SETTINGS TABLE    The functions associated with the serial settings are  Serial Work Mode        Baud Rate bps       Parity Bits    Data Bits    Stop Bits    Max Data Packets      Character Delay      Overtime  Times                                            Current time  Wed Jan 21 2015 15 04 56 GMT 0500    You are here  gt  gt                   gt  gt  Mode Configuration  gt  gt  Serial Settings       Main Menu      Device Information IE                                       Mode Configuration                 a     Iri      Serial Setlings Serial Work Mode    RS 232 v Baud Rate bps     115200 LA Parity Bits  None v    AT Command Settings         rt         Data Bits bits   8    Stop Bits bits   1 M Max Data Packets   500  1 1024 bytes  System Tools  Character Delay  5  1 500 ms Overtime Times  201  0 60000 ms                Best viewed with IEG above Work Mode Settings    atresolution 1024x768                                                                                                             Sessions Work Mode Local Port Destination Address Destination Port Connection Mode Keep alive RealCom   1 65535   1 65535   0 65535 5             Serve v   30001      v 30000 Connect Now v   300 Oper v  192 168 1 4   B TCP Serve v   
27. 0    8 1    Prompt for saving when application exit    Remind me when update is available       FIGURE 4 12   ACCESSPORT SERIAL CONFIGURATION    41    4  In the output message box you can enter    1 2 3 4  and the other output message box you  can enter    5 6 789      5  In the input message boxes you should see the strings being received repeatedly   SEE  FIGURE 4 13      a AccessPort   COM2 115200 N 8 1  Opened  File Edit View Monitor Tools Operation Help    YODHS O    Terminal Monitor                341234123412341234123412341234  341234       Send   Hex    Char Plain Test Real Time Send Clear      StopSend    DTR   RTS      Max Size  lt  64KB  56783               Comm Status D DSRHod    ALSDHold    XOFF Hold  Ready Tx 280 COM2 115200 N 8 1           AccessPort   COM18 115200 N 8 1                File Edit View Monitor Tools Operation Help     09 42 9       Termi Monitor                Plain Text Real Time Send GtopSend L DTR  RTS          Size  lt    4                        Comm Status  cts   DSA  IRING   JRLSD CD          5    8   jDsRHod    50                    Hold             Tx 312 Rx 280 COMI8 115200 N 8 1          FIGURE 4 13   ACCESSPORT LOOPBACK TEST RESULTS    4 2 APPLICATION 2     SERIAL TO SERIAL VIA ETHERNET MODE  42    4 2 1 APPLICATION 1 OVERVIEW    Serial to serial via Ethernet   POINT TO POINT is    very common application of the ETH   SER EE9  When choosing this mode the serial  RS 232  RS 485  RS 422  will be  connected to serial devices or PCs lapto
28. 2 168 1 1  a IPv4 DNS Server 192 168 1 1  Bytes  651 493 976     868 662 097 Eee WINS                   NetBIOS over Tcpip         Yes  Linkdocal IPv6 Address    80    573 265   63       4 12  y Properties   Disable IPv6 Default Gateway          IPv6 DNS Server           HomeGroup    Internet Options       Windows Firewall       FIGURE 4 36     PC LAPTOP LAN INFORMATION    3  Make sure the ETH SER EE9 is connected to power and the Ethernet cable is  connected to the PC directly or indirectly     4  Run the VSP management software   SEE FIGURE 4 37      62                FIGURE 4 37     VSP MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE    5  Search for the attached ETH SER EE9 device  Our name is ETH SER EE9 Unit 1  IP  169 254 138 241 MAC 00 22 6F 01 6D OD   SEE FIGURE 4 38      63             VSP Management SoftwareV1 2 7build110921R           Device manager   VSP manager   Serial monitoring  Seach     Add   Delet Network Settings   Web Console    Name   IP Address   MAC Aden  a Automatic Search 1    a ETH SER EESUnit1     169 254 138 241 00 22 6   01 60 00  Manual Add 0                          zi          FIGURE 4 38   SEARCH ETH SER EE9 DEVICE    6  Highlight the search results and select Network Settings  Now you must put in the  correct IP information  Our IP will be 192 168 1 4   192 168 1 for the matched network  and 4 for the unique ID  Enter the subnet mask  Our subnet mask is 255 255 255 0  the  three 255s masks the network id and 0 masks the unique ID   The Default Gateway is  192 168 1 1 
29. 22 6F 01 6D 0D    atresolution 1024x768         Apply     Cancel         Network Settings       Use the following IP address    Automatically obtain      address       IP Address   192 168 1 4      Subnet Mask    255 255 255 0  Default Gateway   192 168 1 1                Use the following DNS server address Automatically obtain DNS server address       DNS Address   202 96 134 133                                    68    FIGURE 4 43   BROWSER CONFIGURATION TOOL    3  Under the Serial Settings  the serial settings are necessary if you are using a virtual COM  port for the Ethernet Port      These should be default values     We are select RS 232 as our protocol   115 200 as our baud rates    Parity is none    Data Bits are 8    Stop Bites is 1    Max Data Packet is 500    Character Delay 5    Overtime times  201                          4  The Work Mode Settings        set                                 a  Setas TCP Server    b  Port number is the port selected in VSP Virtual COM port manager  We are  using 30001    RealCom must be  open  since we are using a virtual port    The rest of the values are not used in TCP Server mode     SEE FIGURE 4 44                     You are here  gt  gt  Main Menu  gt  gt  Mode Configuration  gt  gt  Serial Settings    m Main Menu     Device Information mLES D      Mode Configuration                                                Serial Settings Serial Work Mode    RS 232    Baud Rate bps     115200 M Parity Bits  None        AT Command Se
30. 25  Imaging devices    Keyboards  A Mice and other pointing devices   gt      Monitors        Network adapters  ki Ports  COM  amp  LPT        Communications Port  COM1        USB Serial Port  COM17   Y    USB Serial Port  COM18       diab Print queues       Printers  b Processors   gt       Sensors   gt     Software devices    Sound  video and game controllers   gt     Storage controllers   gt      System devices       Universal Serial Bus controllers             FIGURE 4 30   CONTROL PANEL   PORTS ASSIGNMENTS  3  In AccessPort select the yellow and green gear for each instance  Choose the COM    ports and serial settings  Select  Enable Auto Send  and select OK   SEE FIGURE  4 31      57    a    File Edit View Monitor T    Do OE    Terminal         Monitor       Send                                         General     gt     Event Control  5    Flow Control       Timeout Control  i  Monitor Control            Comm Status    Ready       a    File Edit View    E    Monitor T    OG      Monitor             ab E    L       Sendo                  Char         Comm Status              OK    Cancel                               Control     Flow Control     Timeout Control     Monitor Control    Options    General    Custom Baud Rate   C  Enable    Serial Port Settings       115200    Pot COMI        Baud Rate   Parity Bit     Data Bit         115200     NONE          Stop Bit 1  Buffer Size     Send display       Char Format      Hex Format    AutoSend   V  Enable auto send       
31. 3 7     24    3 3 2 2 2 WORK MODE SETTINGS    The Work Mode Settings are divided into 4 sessions each one contacting the following  parameters   Working Mode    Local Area Ports    Destination Address    Destination Ports     Connection Mode        Keep alive        RealCom  A brief description of each is in the Work Mode  settings Menu   SEE FIGURE 3 8        Work Mode Settings Menu Data Options                            Sessions 1 4   Working Mode TCP Client  TCP Server   UDP  TCP AUTO   Local Area Ports 1 65535   Destination Address                                Destination Ports 1 65535   Connection Mode Immediate  Data trigger   Keep Alive 0 65535 sec   RealCom Open  Closed             FIGURE 3 8     WORK MODE SETTINGS MENU  3 3 2 2 2 1 SESSIONS  Each serial port of serial device servers can support 1 4 sessions  This means the serial  port of serial device server sends the received data to Ethernet through a socket  More    than one of the sessions means serial port of serial device server sends the received  data to Ethernet through more than one socket     3 3 2 2 2 2 LOCAL AREA PORT    The Local Area Port is unique and unused service port the originating TCP IP network  equipment communicating with the ETH SER EE9  There are options from 1 to 65535     3 3 2 2 2 3 DESTINATION ADDRESS    The destination address is the IP of the destination TCP IP Network equipment that the  ETH SER EES will talk to     3 3 2 2 2 4 DESTINATION PORT    The Local Area Port is unique an
32. 30001 IP    31001 Connect Now v  300 Close v   192 168 2 3             Serve v    30002         31002 Connect Now v   300   105 v  192 168 23    a         Serve v   30003 IP Y 31003 Connect Now v   300 Close v  192 168 2 3     Appy     Cancel         FIGURE 3 7   MODES SETTINGS PAGE    3 3 2 2 1 1 SERIAL WORK MODE  The Serial Work Mode parameter is the serial protocol used RS 232  RS 485  or RS 422   3 3 2 2 1 2          RATE BPS    The Baud Rate BPS parameter is the speed in which the data is transferred  It is the  number of bits transmitted in 1 second  For example 300 baud rate is equivalent to 300  bits transfer per second     3 3 2 2 1 3 PARITY BITS    The Parity Bits parameter consists of none  even  odd  mark  or space and is used to help  detect packet errors  The bits must add up to odd or even etc     3 3 2 2 1 4 DATA BITS  The Data Bits is the number of data bits in a packet  It could be either 5  6  7 or 8   3 3 2 2 1 5 STOP BITS    The Stop Bits is the last bits of the packet and is an indication of when the packet is  finished  It could be 1 or 2    3 3 2 2 1 6 MAX DATA PACKETS    The Max Data Packets parameter indicates the maximum amount of packets  Usually the  packets make up a frame     3 3 2 2 1 7 CHARACTER DELAY    The Character Delay parameter is the delay time from when the character enters the  device till it leaves the device     3 3 2 2 1 8 OVERTIME TIMES    The Overtime Times parameter is the CtriBreak output time  The default is 201    SEE FIGURE 
33. 500 ms Overtime Times        115200    M          1                201             Parity Bits     Max Data Packets      0 60000 ms       None                500     1 1024 bytes    Best viewed with IEG above Work Mode Settings    atresolution 1024x768                                                                                                                      FIGURE 4 10   SERIAL AND WORK MODE SETTINGS    7  Exit the browser configuration     Sessions Work Mode Local Port Destination Address Destination        Connection Mode Keep alive RealCom   1765535   1765535   0 65535 s      TCP Serve v   30000 IP v 30001 Connect Now       300             169 254 138 242   B TCP Serve      30001 IP   31001 Connect Now v  300 Clost v  192 168 2 3   TCP Serve v    30002 IP    31002 Connect Now v  i300 Close v  192 168 2 3       TCP Serve      30003      M  31003 Connect Now v   300 Clost v  192 168 2 3     Apply     Cancel      4 1 6 ETH SER EE9 LOOPBACK TEST    1  We are now connecting the USB 232 2   USB to RS232 adapter to a       modem  adapter and then to the ETH SER EE9 serial DB9 port  We are using    USB to RS   232 adapter because the computer we are using does not have a serial port  Make  sure the Ethernet is attached and the Network portion of the IP still matches  We will  need to open two instances of AccessPort since the looped back data was transmitted  and received by two different ports  one for the USB adapter and the other for the  Ethernet virtual COM port    
34. 6   VSP MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE    5  Search for the attached ETH SER EE9 device  Our name is ETH SER EE9 Unit 1  IP  169 254 138 241 MAC 00 22 6F 01 6D OD   SEE FIGURE 4 17      E    0           amp  VSP Management SoftwareV1 2 7build110921R      Device manager   VSP manager   Serial monitoring    Seach       Add Delet Network Settings      Web Console    Name   IP Address   MAC Address  a Automatic Search 1              Se       ETH SER EEIUnit1 169 254 138 241 00 22 6F 01 6D OD  Manual Add 0             FIGURE 4 17     SEARCH ETH SER EE9 DEVICE    6  Highlight the search results and select Network Settings  Now you must put in the  correct IP information  Our IP will be 192 168 1 4   192 168 1 for the matched network  and 4 for the unique ID  Enter the subnet mask  Our subnet mask is 255 255 255 0  the  three 255s masks the network id and 0 masks the unique ID   The Default Gateway is  192 168 1 1  Your information will be different   SEE FIGURE 4 18      46            Device manager   VSP manager   Serial monitoring         Seach       Add   Delete   Network Settings   Web Console   Ping      Name   IP Address   MEM              Automatic Search 1    ETH SER EE9 Unit 1 192 168 1 4 D0 22 6F 01 5D 0D  Manual Add 0        amp  Network Settings    OR    Use the following IP address  x       IPaddress  192 168  1 4    Subnetmask  255 255 255  0    Default gateway  192 168  1 1  1   Close                                       FIGURE 4 18     ALTERING THE NETWORK SETTINGS    7  You 
35. Advanced                   Options    General    Custom Baud Rate     Enable       Serial Port Settings  Port COM18    Baud Rate  115200    Parity       NONE  Data Bit  8  Stop Bit     Buffer Size     Send display     Char Format   O Hex Format  AutoSend    V  Enable auto send       Advanced    Prompt for saving when application exit    Remind me when update is available       Receive display       Char Format  O Hex Format       Cycle   1000 ms     C  Auto open        when application start          COMT17 115200 N 8 1          115200          Receive display       Char Format  O Hex Format    Cycle 1000  ms          Ready COM18 115200 N  8 1     _  Auto open port when application start                Prompt for saving when application exit                Remind me when update is available          FIGURE 4 31   ACCESSPORT SERIAL CONFIGURATION    4  In the output message box you can enter  1 2 3 5  and the other output message box you  can enter  AB               5  In the input message boxes you should see the strings being received repeatedly   SEE  FIGURE 4 32      58       AccessPort   COM17 115200 N 8 1  Opened  File Edit View Monitor Tools Operation Help             34512345123451234        Send   Hex Plain Text Real Time Send Clear StopSend    DTR   RTS          5        lt  64KB  ABCDE             Comm Status DSR RING RLSD  CD  CTS Hold DSR Hold    RLSD Hold XDFF Hold  Ready Tx 270 Rx 436 COM17 115200 N 8 1          AccessPort   COM18 115200 N 8 1  Opened  File Edit 
36. DE SETTINGS    5  Exit the browser configuration     4 2 9 SERIAL TO SERIAL VIA ETHERNET TEST    1  We are now connecting the two USB 232 2   USB to RS232 adapters to a null modem  adapters and then to the ETH SER EE9 serial DB9 ports  We are using a USB to RS   232 adapter because the computer we are using does not have a serial port  Make  sure the Ethernet is attached between both ETH SER EESs and the network portion of  the IPs are still the same  We will need to open two instances of AccessPort since data  is transmitted and received by two different ports  one for each USB adapter     a  Connect the USB 232 2 adapter to the USB port of the PC or laptop   b  You will hear a beep sound  This means that the adapter driver was installed   56        A virtual COM port is automatically created    d  Connect the other USB 232 2 adapter to the USB port of the PC or laptop    e  You will hear a beep sound  This means that the adapter driver was installed   f  A second virtual COM port is automatically created     2  Determine which COM ports you are using  The ports list of the device manager of  control panel will show you the used COM ports   SEE FIGURE 4 30      CONTROL PANEL   HARDWARE AND SOUND   DEVICE MANAGER   PORTS  COM 8  LPT          Device Manager    File Action View Help  e m 210     4 24 mordynaftaly pc   gt     Audio inputs and outputs   gt      Computer   gt       Disk drives  b      Display adapters   gt  e  DVD CD ROM drives    ta Human Interface Devices   gt  
37. I MDI X       SIGNAL    SIGNAL             1 TX         2              3              6              4 5  7  8                                FIGURE 2 2     RJ45 PINOUT    2 2 2 RS 232 RS 485 RS 422 SERIAL INTERFACE    The other side panel of the converter has a RS 232 DB9 male connector and a 5 position RS   485 RS 422  SEE FIGURE 2 3  It is important to note that only one serial port can be used at  atime  Also in a POINT TO POINT configuration or master   slave configuration different  serial port protocols can be used reliably  For instance RS 232 and be used on one end and  RS 485 or RS 422 can be used on the other end  Another example is RS 485 on one end and  RS 422 on the other        FIGURE 2 3   SERIAL CONNECTOR VIEW  8    2 2 2 1 RS 232 DB9 PINOUT    FUNCTION                                            FIGURE 2 4   RS 232 DB9 PINOUT  2 2 2 2 RS 485 RS 422 TERMINAL BLOCK PINOUT  PINOUT      RS 422 Mt  RS 485 ni                FIGURE 2 5     RS 485 RS 422 5 POSITION TERMINAL BLOCK PINOUT    2 2 3 POWER INTERFACE    The ETH SER EE9 has a 3 wire terminal block accommodating from 9V to 48V DC  It has a  very low power consumption of about 1 4W                      FIGURE 2 6     POWER TERMINAL BLOCK PINOUT    2 2 4 LED INDICATORS    The ETH SER EE9 has 3 LED Indicators  Power  Link ACT  and Rx Tx  SEE FIGURE  2 7  defined as follows     e When power is applied the Power LED will glow solid green  e When there is network connectivity the Link ACT LED will glow solid green
38. IGURATION ba      aa w eti ba M FR ni nM fr      to RS RERO RIO VR ERE 54  4 2 9 SERHIAESTO SERIAE VIA ETHERNET TEST                                       anana ian 56  4 3 APPLICATION      ETHERNET TO ETHERNET VIA SERIAL                                            60  4 3 1 APPLICATION 3 OVERVIEW                                             60    4 3 2 INSTALLATION OF THE VSP MANAGEMENT CONFIGURATION SOFTWARE 61  4 3 3 INSTALLATION OF THE ETH SER EE9 SERIAL DEVICE SERVER  UNIT 1     61  4 3 4 ETH SER EE9 SERIAL DEVICE SERVER  UNIT 1  CONFIGURATION USING    THE VSP MANAGEMENT                                 tin nr ndn enden dann 61  4 3 5 ETH SER EE9 SERIAL DEVICE SERVER  UNIT 1  BROWSER  CONFIGURATION HTC                67    4 3 6 INSTALLATION OF THE ETH SER EE9 SERIAL DEVICE SERVER  UNIT 2     70  4 3 7 ETH SER EE9 SERIAL DEVICE SERVER  UNIT 2  CONFIGURATION USING    THE VSP MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE             rid ch ie                         70  4 3 8 ETH SER EE9 SERIAL DEVICE SERVER  UNIT 2  BROWSER   San SICH EE OM 74  4 3 9 ETHERNET TO ETHERNET VIA SERIAL TEST                   seen 76    1 ETH SER EE9 GENERAL DETAILS    1 1 SCOPE    This manual describes the SerialComm s ETH SER EE9 Serial Device Server  Ethernet to  Serial Converter  hardware and browser based configuration user interface  Although not  required  the VSP Management Software and built in online configuration tool should be used  to configure the hardware  The VSP Management Software is a Microsoft  Windows
39. Inception  WARRANTY  5 Year Replacement Warranty          2 5 APPLICATION          DRAWINGS    RS232       ETHERNET  OR  RS485 x  sss              OR         ETHERNET NETWORK    RS422 A  2      M  M   HOST        DTE  ETH SER EE9    FIGURE 2 9  SERIAL TO ETHERNET   POINT TO POINT CONFIGURATION           HOST        DTE  ETH SER EE9 ETH SER EE9  HOST        DTE     FIGURE 2 10   SERIAL TO SERIAL VIA ETHERNET   POINT TO POINT  CONFIGURATION        HOST        DTE  ETH SER EE9 ETH SER EE9    FIGURE 2 11   SERIAL TO RS 485 VIA ETHERNET   MASTER   SLAVE  CONFIGURATION    13    RS232        HOST        DTE  ETH SER EE9 ETH SER EE9    FIGURE 2 12     SERIAL TO RS422 VIA ETHERNET   MASTER   SLAVE  CONFIGURATION         ETHERNET NETWORK    ETHERNET NETWORK     ETHERNET ETHERNET    ETH SER EE9 ETH SER EE9    FIGURE 2 13   ETHERNET TO ETHERNET VIA RS 232   POINT TO POINT  CONFIGURATION    1200             ETHERNET NETWORK       ETHERNET NETWORK      ETHERNET ETHERNET    ETH SER EE9 ETH SER EE9    FIGURE 2 14   ETHERNET TO ETHERNET VIA RS 485   POINT TO POINT  CONFIGURATION    14    1200 m     ETHERNET NETWORK        ETHERNET NETWORK      ETHERNET ETHERNET       ETH SER EE9 ETH SER EE9    FIGURE 2 15   ETHERNET TO ETHERNET VIA RS 422   POINT TO POINT  CONFIGURATION    1200 m          ETHERNET NETWORK                ETHERNET ETHERNET  ETHERNET NETWORK      ETH SER EE9    ETHERNET  ETHERNET NETWORK      ETHERNET  ETHERNET NETWORK      ETH SER EE9    FIGURE 2 16   ETHERNET TO ETHERNET VIA R
40. S 485     MASTER   SLAVE  CONFIGURATION    15    1200 m      ETHERNET NETWORK        gt   ETHERNET         ETHERNET  ETHERNET NETWORK          ETH SER EE9          gt   ETHERNET  ETHERNET NETWORK     ETHERNET  ETHERNET NETWORK      ETH SER EE9    FIGURE 2 17   ETHERNET TO ETHERNET VIA RS 422   MASTER  SLAVE  CONFIGURATION    3 ETH SER EE9 SOFTWARE DETAILS  3 1 ETH SER EE9 SOFTWARE CONFIGURATION OVERIEW    There are three software configuration components to the ETH SER EE9  WEB Browser  Management Tool  VSP Configuration Management Software and the AT Command  Configuration Set     The WEB browser Tool is the main ETH SER EE9 configuration management system  It  is very simple to use      main functions are to display and modify device information   mode settings  provide system tools  The WEB browser Tool will be converted in detail in  this manual     The VSP Management Software is the ETH SER EE9 device management system  It is  very simple to use  It has two main functions 1  to manage the network settings of the  ETH SER EE9 and to define and 2  manage a virtual serial COM port  The VSP  Management Software will be covered in detail in the Serialcomm VSP management  software V1 2 7 User Manual  The application examples in this manual also demonstrate  how the VSP is used     The ETH SER EE9 can be configured by the serial port using the AT Command Set  The  16         Command Set is    standard configuration interface that configures and displays the  main functions of E
41. Send  and select OK   SEE FIGURE    4 12     a    File Edit View Monitor T                   Monitor       Sendo   O Hex      Char                General   w Event Control    Flow Control       Timeout Control  2  Monitor Control             Comm Status    Ready       a    File Edit View Monitor T          Sendo                  Char        Comm Status      CTS  ID    Ready       OK    Cancel                    Event Control    Flow Control    Timeout Control    Monitor Control                Options    General    Custom Baud Rate       Enable    Serial Port Settings       115200    Pot COMI        Baud Rate   115200    Parity Bit NONE       Data Bit           Stop Bit 1  Buffer Size     Send display       Char Format  O Hex Format    AutoSend   V  Enable auto send       Advanced                Options    General    Custom Baud Rate     Enable       Serial Port Settings           COM18    Baud Rate  115200    Paty Bit    NONE    DataBit 8    Stop Bit 1    Buffer Size     Send display     Char Format       Hex Format  AutoSend    V  Enable auto send       Advanced                      Prompt for saving when application exit     V  Remind me when update is available     _  Auto open port when application start       Receive display            Char Format  O Hex Format    Cycle   1000 ms     C  Auto open        when application start          COMT17 115200 N 8 1          115200          Receive display       Char Format      Hex Format    Cycle   1000  ms                18 11520
42. Serial monitoring         Seach       Add   Delete   Network Settings   Web Console   Ping      Name   IP Address   MEM              Automatic Search 1    ETH SER EE9 Unit 1 192 168 1 4 D0 22 6F 01 5D 0D  Manual Add 0        amp  Network Settings    OR    Use the following IP address  x       IPaddress  192 168  1 4    Subnetmask  255 255 255  0    Default gateway  192 168  1 1    Close                                       FIGURE 4 5     ALTERING THE NETWORK SETTINGS    7  You can do a PING test to see if the DEVICE is responsive   SEE FIGURE 4 6     35    Ping 192 168 1 4 x       Pinging 192 168 1 4 with 32 bytes of data   Reply from 192 168 1 4  bytes 32 time lt 1ms TTL 64    Reply from 192 168 1 4  bytes 32 time lt 1ms TTL 64  Reply from 192 168 1 4  bytes 32 time lt 1ms TTL 64  Reply from 192 168 1 4  bytes 32 time lt 1ms TTL 64  Ping statistics for 192 168 1 4    Packets  Sent   4  Received   4  Lost   0  0  loss      Approximate round trip times in milli seconds   Minimum   Oms  Maximum   Oms  Average   Oms       Size  Bytes Number  4 Start Close       FIGURE 4 6     PING TEST    8  Next for the ETHERNET PORT we will be setting up a Virtual COM Port  Choose VSP  Manager and then New  Select an unused COM Port  We are using COM 2  Select an  unused port number  We chose 30000  Press ADD and make sure the    RealCom     option is checked   SEE FIGURE 4 7     36                     manager   VSP manager   Serial monitoring         New   Modify   Delete   View  DeleteAl   
43. TH SER EE9  It is an option to use the AT Command Set and is not  necessary if configuring the Ethernet port with the VSP software management system and  built in browser based configuration tool  The AT Command set is covered in detail in the  Serialcomm ETH SER EE9 AT Command Configuration Guide     3 2 THE WEB BROWSER CONFIGURATION TOOL PREPARATION    Prior to use please make sure the computer or device hosting the ETH SER EE9 meets  these requirements     1  The software supports Microsoft  Windows 2000  XP  Vista  Server 2003  2008   2013  Windows 7 32 bit and 64 bit and Windows 8 32 bit and 64 bit     2  Before installation of the software  it is important to temporarily turn of the Windows  firewall and antivirus software  You can later turn them back on and allow rules to  prevent the IP you will be using from being blocked by the firewall or anti virus    3  The computer has an optional Ethernet card and or Ethernet connection    4  The computer has Internet Explorer  Mozilla Firefox  Google Chrome  Safari or  similar WEB browser    5  Clear the internet cache and temporary files     The ETH SER EE9 default IP address is 192 168 1 254 subnet mask 255 255 255 0   When the ETH SER EE9 is accessed through the web browser  The Local Area Network  portion of the IP address must be the same  The device IP must be unused portion of the  IP network portion making the device IP address unique  There are two methods to do  this  one is to change the IP of the PC laptop to matc
44. View Monitor Tools Operation Help    2B                  Sendo              Char Plain Text Real Time Send Clear      StopSend     DTR  RTS   Max Size  lt  64KB  12345            Comm Status j DSR RING RLSD          CTS Hold DSR Hold RLSD Hold XDFF Hold  Ready Tx 4990 Rx 160   0  18 115200    8 1          FIGURE 4 32   ACCESSPORT MONITOR TEST RESULTS    39    4 3 APPLICATION 3     ETHERNET TO ETHERNET VIA SERIAL MODE    4 3 1 APPLICATION 3 OVERVIEW    Ethernet to Ethernet via serial   POINT TO POINT is another possible application of the  ETH SER EE9  When choosing this mode the Ethernet will be connected to LAN devices  or PCs laptops from of both converters  The serial ports of the converters will be attached  to each other through a serial connection  The serial ports can be either RS 232  RS 485  or RS 422 and must be matched on both ends   SEE FIGURES 4 33  4 34  4 35      In this example  we will be connecting the two Ethernet ports of the ETH SER EE9  converters to two PCs and connecting the serial  RS 232  port directly from one converter  to the other  Both RS 232 ports will be connected to the DB9 connector of the converter  with a null modem crossover cable or adapter since both converters are DTEs  servers    We will need to open two instances of AccessPort one on each PC since we will be  monitoring two virtual COM ports for the Ethernet connections  However  before setting up  this configuration we must first configure the converter with the VSP Management  Soft
45. able to one PC or laptop    A virtual COM port was automatically created during VSP setup   Connect the other Ethernet cable to the other PC or laptop    A second virtual COM port was automatically created during VSP setup                 2  In AccessPort select the yellow and green          for each instance  Choose the COM  ports and serial settings  Select    Enable Auto Send    and select OK   SEE FIGURE  4 51     E Options         a ERE                    Event Control  File Edit View Monitor T Flow Control Custom Baud Rate      Timeout Control Enable 115200          Monitor Control     5       Serial Port Settings  Port                               Terminal Monitor         ab Ev   2    Baud Rate  115200  Parity Bit           Data Bit  8  Stop Bit   1  Bulfer Size   8192  Send display Receive display     Send   Q          Char      Char Format   Char Format     SerialComm 12345     Hex Format     Hex Format    AutoSend  V  Enable auto send Cycle 1000 ms                Advanced       Auto open port when application start                Prompt for saving when application exit             Remind me when update is available COM6 115200 N 8 1           FIGURE 4 51     ACCESSPORT SERIAL PORT CONFIGURATION    3  Perform the same setup of the other computer with its COM port settings   SEE FIGURE  4 51      4  In the output message box you can enter    Serialcomm 1 2 3 5  and the other output  message box you can enter  Serialcomm A B C D E       5  In the input message boxes y
46. ame is admin and the default password is admin   These default settings will be changed later aft er installation    Unpack the ETH SER EE9  It includes the unit  a power supply  and an Ethernet cable   Connect the power supply to the converter  Wire V  of the power supply goes to  terminal post V  of the converter and wire V  of the power supply goes to terminal post  V  of the converter    Power the ETH SER EE9  The power green LED should be lit    Connect the Ethernet cable to the ETH SER EE9  either directly to the PC  laptop  or to  the connecting network  Once the Ethernet cable is attached  the green Link ACT LED  should be lit     2v    e    4 3 4 ETH SER EE9 SERIAL DEVICE SERVER  UNIT 1  CONFIGURATION USING THE  VSP MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE    The ETH SER EE9 default IP address is 192 168 1 254 subnet mask 255 255 255 0   When the ETH SER EE9 is accessed through the web browser  the Local Area Network  portion of the IP address must be the same  The device IP must be unused portion of the  IP network portion making the device IP address unique  There are two methods to do  this  one is to change the IP of the PC laptop to match that of the ETH SER EE9  not    61    possible in WIN 7 and WIN 8  or change the IP of the ETH SER EE9 to match that of the  PC laptop connecting network  In this example we will be changing the IP address of the  ETH SER EE9     1  The first step is to find out what is the IP of the PC laptop connecting network  This can  be done from the PC lapto
47. art of the VSP Management Software or your  PC s browser and enter the IP of the device  An authorization screen will come up          default user name is    admin    and password is    admin      SEE FIGURE 4 49                                 192 168 199 2 6       Authentication Required    Password            Log In Cancel    FIGURE 4 49     AUTHENTICATION SCREEN  2  The online configuration tool will come up     3  Under the Serial Settings  The serial settings are necessary if you are using a virtual  74    COM        for the Ethernet Port    These should be default values     We are select RS 232 as our protocol   115 200 as our baud rates    Parity is none    Data Bits are 8    Stop Bites is 1    Max Data Packet is 500    Character Delay 5    Overtime times  201                          4  The Work Mode Settings        set         TCP Server     a  Setas TCP Server    b  Port number is the port selected in VSP Virtual COM port manager  We are  using 30002    RealCom must be  open  since we are using a virtual port    The rest of the values are not used in TCP Server mode     SEE FIGURE 4 50                           on  an  SerialComm Currenttime  Wed Jan 21 2015 15 30 17 GMT 0500    You are here  gt  gt  Main Menu  gt  gt  Mode Configuration  gt  gt  Serial Settings       Main Menu Serial            Device Information      Mode Configuration                                     Serial Work Mode    RS 232 v Baud Rate bps     115200   Parity Bits  None M      Serial Set
48. can do a PING test to see if the DEVICE is responsive   SEE FIGURE 4 19      47    Ping 192 168 1 4         Pinging 192 168 1 4 with 32 bytes of data   Reply from 192 168 1 4  bytes 32 time lt 1ms TTL 64    Reply from 192 168 1 4  bytes 32 time lt 1ms TTL 64    Reply from 192 168 1 4  bytes 32 time  1lms TTL 64    Reply from 192 168 1 4  bytes 32 time lt 1ms TTL 64    Ping statistics for 192 168 1 4    Packets  Sent   4  Received   4  Lost   0  0  loss    Approximate round trip times in milli seconds    Minimum   Oms  Maximum   Oms  Average   Oms       Size  Bytes Number  4 Start Close       FIGURE 4 19     PING TEST    4 2 5 ETH SER EE9 SERIAL DEVICE SERVER  UNIT 1  BROWSER CONFIGURATION  1  Now enter the browser utility which is part of the VSP Management Software or your    PC   s browser and enter the IP of the device  An authorization screen will come up  The  default user name is    admin    and password is    admin      SEE FIGURE 4 20      48          Authentication Required    The server http   192 168 1 4 80 requires a username and  password  The server says  Serial Server            User Name  admin    Password                  Log In Cancel       FIGURE 4 20   AUTHENTICATION SCREEN    2  The online configuration tool will come up   SEE FIGURE 4 21                     b  SerialComm Currenttime  Mon Jan 19 2015 13 34 59 GMT 0500    You are here  gt  gt  Main Menu  gt  gt  Device Information     amp  Main Menu               Device Information                Device   
49. d repair Connection                    4 Connectivity  Internet Network Connection Details           IPv6 Connectivity  No Internet access Property Value  Media State  Enabled Connection specific DN     Duration  3 days 16 33 56 Description Intel R  82573V Gigabit Network Connecti  Speed  1 0 Gbps Physical Address 04 30 7   05        5                 Enabled           Details      IPv4 Address 192 168 1 3        4 Subnet Mask 255 255 255 0  Lease Obtained Thursday  January 15  2015 8 39 08 PM  Lease Expires Tuesday  January 20  2015 8 39 18 AM          4 Default Gateway 192 168 1 1  EE         dud IPv4 DHCP Server 192 168 1 1      IPv4 DNS Server 192 168 1 1   IPv4 WINS Server   NetBIOS over Tcpip En    Yes  Linkdocal IPv6 Address   fe80 6573 265b 7b63 cce47 12    fly Properties    Disable   Diagnose   IPv6 Default Gateway   eus    a IPv6 DNS Server   lt     Bytes  651 493 976   868 662 097       See also                                      Internet Options          Windows Firewall       FIGURE 4 15     PC LAPTOP LAN INFORMATION    3  Make sure the ETH SER EE9 is connected to power and the Ethernet cable is  connected to the PC directly or indirectly     4  Run the VSP management software   SEE FIGURE 4 16         VSP Management SoftwareV1 2 7build110921R 7769      Device manager   VSP manager   Serial monitoring       Seach   Add   Delete   Network Settings   Web Console   Ping        Name   IP Address   MAC Address       Automatic Search 0                      FIGURE 4 1
50. d unused service port the destination TCP IP network  equipment communicating with the ETH SER EE9  There are options from 1 to 65535     3 3 2 2 2 5 CONNECTION MODE    The Connection Mode Parameter defines if you want to connect immediately or using a  data as a trigger  You can have the ETH SER EE9 connect immediately as soon as power  is turned on or when the first transmission of data is detected     25    3 3 2 2 2 6 KEEP ALIVE  The Keep Alive parameter is necessary to specify how long to shut off the unit aft er data    stops  The values could be from 0 65535 seconds     0 is chosen then it does not care  when data stops     3 3 2 2 2 7 REALCOM  The RealCom parameter is used in conjunction with the baud rates synchronization of the  virtual serial port defined in the VSP  Basically if you are not using a VSP defined virtual    serial port the RealCom parameter will be  Closed   If you are using the VS defined virtual  serial port then the RealCom parameter will be  Opened      3 3 2 2 2 8 WORKING MODE   The Working Mode Parameter defines how the device will talk to the TCP IP network  equipment  There are four modes  TCP Client  TCP Server  UDP  and TCP Auto  Each  Mode is set up differently    3 3 2 2 2 8 1 TCP CLIENT   As the TCP Client  the serial device server will connect directly to the TCP IP network  equipment  such as a PC or laptop  We will need to setup the serial device server to  connect with the network address and TCP port number  Aft er creating a socket
51. h that of the ETH SER EE9  not  possible in WIN 7 and WIN 8  or change the IP of the ETH SER EE9 to match that of the  PC laptop connecting network         IP can be changed on the ETH SER EE9 using the  VSP Management Software  Also the Virtual COM port can be established there to  See  The VSP Management User Guide and application examples to see how this is set up     3 3 THE WEB BROWSER CONFIGURATION TOOL OPERATION    The main menu includes 3 sections  Device Information  Serial Interface Setting and  System Tools  The following tables provide a short description of the 3 main  sections  SEE FIGURE 3 1    17             Page Layout Function    Device Device Modify the device name and description  Information Information   Network Modify the device IP address  subnet mask   Information gateway  DNS etc   Setting serial interface   working mode  data bit     stop bit  parity bit  baud rate  data frames   character spacing  CtriBreak default output time       Serial Interface  Setting      Setting working mode   local port  destination  Mode Setting Working Mode address  destination port  connection mode     Setting connection alive  option sessions etc   Enter into AT mode 3  I O port triggering   CtrlBreak triggering and character string    triggering  Resume Factory   Resume the device with factory defaults           Download or upload setting files  Save  Configuration Files   Configuration files  batch settings              System Tools  System Upgrade   Upgrade device 
52. he IP address must be the same  The device IP must be unused portion of the  IP network portion making the device IP address unique  There are two methods to do  this  one is to change the IP of the PC laptop to match that of the ETH SER EE9  not  possible in WIN 7 and WIN 8  or change the IP of the ETH SER EE9 to match that of the  PC laptop connecting network  In this example we will be changing the IP address of the  ETH SER EE9     1  The first step is to find out what is the IP of the PC laptop connecting network  This can  be done from the PC laptop WIN control panel     Control Panel     Network and Internet     Network and Sharing Center     Connect of  Ethernet Connections     Details    2  You will see the Ethernet IP and subnet mask  Our IP address is 192 168 1 3  Our    subnet mask is 255 255 255 0 and Default Gateway is 192 168 1 1  Your information  will be different   SEE FIGURE 4 15      44    5 Network and Sharing Center  UNE    E      gt         gt  Control Panel    Network and Internet     Network and Sharing Center vo Search Contro    2    View your basic network information and set up connections  Control Panel Home    View your active networks  Change adapter settings  Change advanced sharing Network 3 Access type  Internet  settings Public network Connections    Ethernet    Change your networking settings    ic Set up    new connec a  Set up a broadband  M Ethernet Status      General     Troubleshoot proble       Network Connection Details  Diagnose an
53. hort descriptions for each  trigger method   SEE FIGURE 3 9          Command Mode Instruction         Port Trigger AT Command Mode entered by hardware trigger  CtriBreak Trigger AT Command Mode entered by Ctrl  PauseBreak  software trigger   Character Strings trigger  HEX    AT Command Mode entered by strings on through the  serial port                      FIGURE 3 9     AT COMMAND MODE TRIGGERS  3 2 2 3 1      PORT TRIGGER    By triggering the corresponding pin of the IC chip  you can enter the AT command setting  mode  By default  24 pin is high level  Changing it to a low level  will enter AT Command  Mode through I O port trigger  Since the ETH SER EE9 is sealed you will not have access  to this trigger method     3 2 2 3 2 CTRLBREAK TRIGGER   You can enter this trigger mode in two ways 1  Opening a Virtual Serial Port  click   Ctri PauseBreak   then open Web page of ETH SER EES  click  Operation Settings AT  Command Settings  to enter into AT Command  2  Select CtrlBreak trigger on this page   3 2 2 3 3 CHARACTER STRINGS TRIGGER  HEX     By setting    Character    in    Character Strings Trigger  Hex         Serial Settings   you can send  predefined characters to serial port through software to enter into AT Command Mode     3 2 2 3 4 AT COMMANDS    The AT Commands are defined and discussed in the AT Command Configuration Guide  included in the CD supplied with the ETH SER EE9     27    3 2 2 4 SYSTEM TOOLS    The system tools includes  Restore factory default settings
54. installation    2  Unpack the ETH SER EE9  It includes the unit  a power supply  and an Ethernet cable     3  Connect the power supply to the converter  Wire V  of the power supply goes to  terminal post V  of the converter and wire V  of the power supply goes to terminal post  V  of the converter    4  Power the ETH SER EE9  The power green LED should be lit    5  Connect the Ethernet cable to the ETH SER EES  either directly to the PC  laptop  or to  the connecting network  Once the Ethernet cable is attached  the green Link ACT LED  should be lit     4 2 7 ETH SER EE9 SERIAL DEVICE SERVER  UNIT 2  CONFIGURATION USING THE  VSP MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE    The ETH SER EE9 default IP address is 192 168 1 254 subnet mask 255 255 255 0   When the ETH SER EE9 is accessed through the web browser  the Local Area Network  portion of the IP address must be the same  The device IP must be unused portion of the  IP network portion making the device IP address unique  There are two methods to do  this  one is to change the IP of the PC laptop to match that of the ETH SER EE9          possible in WIN 7 and WIN 8  or change the IP of the ETH SER EE9 to match that of the  PC laptop connecting network  In this example we will be changing the IP address of the  ETH SER EE9     1  We know the Ethernet IP of our PC is 192 168 1 3  Our subnet mask is 255 255 255 0  and Default Gateway is 192 168 1 1  We chose IP 192 168 1 4 for unit 1  We will  choose IP 192 168 1 5 for unit 2     E    Make sure the
55. nd MAC address     3 3 2 1 2 MAIN SCREEN NETWORK SETTINGS    The main screen network settings allow you to view and change the main network settings     3 3 2 1 2 1 DEVICE IP SELECTIONS    You can select the IP displayed by selecting  Use the following IP address  or a  automatically generated IP with  Automatically obtain IP address   The device address  setting supports 2 modes  DHCP  dynamic  IP address and static IP address  The IP  address of the device can be obtained by the VSP management software  If you are  connecting to a Domain Name System  please fill in the available gateway and DNS  address   SEE FIGURE 3 5     3 3 2 1 2 2 IP ADDRESS    The IP address is a 32 bit length address that allows the device to connect to the  Internet  The IP address has 2 fields  net id and host id  The net id is the network portion  of the IP address and the host id is the device identification portion of the IP address  IP  address can set in static IP or DHCP  dynamic    SEE FIGURE 3 5     3 3 2 1 2 3 SUBNET MASK    The mask is an IP address corresponding 32 bit number which consists of 1s and Os   Mask can divide IP address into 2 parts  subnet addresses and host computer  addresses  1 allows a bit and 0 masks a bit   SEE FIGURE 3 5     3 3 2 1 2 4 DEFAULT GATEWAY    The default gateway in the host computer usually is called the default route  The default  route is the route chosen by the router when the destination address of IP packet  cannot find the existence of other routes 
56. nfiguration     3 2 2 4 2 DOWNLOAD CONFIGURATION FILE  Downloads the configuration file  Follow the following steps     1  Click  System tools   2  Click    File management    label  3  Choose download configuration files    28    4  Click   Download    5  Choose directory name to save the files    3 3 3 4 3 UPLOAD CONFIGURATION FILE  Uploads the configuration file  Follow the following steps   1  Click    System tools     2  Click    File management     3  Choose  Upload Files   4  Click   Upload    5  Aft er updating  it will open a new interface   System status   3 2 2 4 4 SYSTEM UPGRADE  Updates the system  Follow the following steps   1  Click  System tools   2  Click  File management  3  Choose    Select the upgrade files   4  Click   Start Upgrade    Notice  Do not turn off power while upgrading     5  Aft er updating  it will open a new interface   System status     3 2 2 4 5 SYSTEM RESTART  Performs a system restart  Follow the following steps     1  Click  System tools   2  Click   Restart     After 20 seconds the browser will go back to the WEB login interface  Please save the  configuration before restarting  otherwise the configuration information will be lost     3 2 2 4 6 USER NAME AND PASSWORD    The default user name and password is    admin    for both  You can change the username  and password through this interface by selecting System tools   Login settings     Enter the new user name and password and retype password in the login settings     29    Current
57. ng the experienced Engineer to do complex configuration tasks  while simple enough for a novice to use  All configurations can be performed by the Ethernet  network  supporting communication across gateways and routers  or by the serial port   making the ETH SER EE9 convenient and user friendly     The ETH SER EE9 is designed with ESD protection as well as voltage surge protection and  is specifically designed to function reliably in hazardous environments  It can be used asa  stand alone unit  wall or panel mounted or DIN rail mounted with optional DIN rail mounts     1 3 FEATURES    e High Performance 32 Bit ARM Processor  e Supports 3 in 1 RS 232 RS 485 RS 422 serial interface    5    Supports 10 100M Ethernet data transmission speeds   Supports 300bps to 115 2Kbps serial data transmission speeds   Supports TCP  UDP  ARP  ICMP  HTTP and DHCP protocols   Supports IP based direct Ethernet or indirect Ethernet across gateways and routers  Supports standard TCP IP SOCKET   Supports static IPs as well as dynamic IPs   Supports Windows serial interface driver mode   Supports virtual serial driver access and auto connect if the Ethernet network should  disconnect   Supports network and serial interface configuration mode with supplied configuration  software or AT command set   Low consumption design  less than 1 4 Watts   Supports standalone  wall or panel mounting and optional DIN Rail mounting  Industrial temperature design   working temperature   40      to 185       40      
58. ou should see the strings being received repeatedly   SEE  FIGURES 4 52 and 4 53      76       AccessPort   COM6 115200 N 8 1  Opened  File Edit View Monitor Tools Operation Help       9       Serialcomm    B C D E Serialcomm       E B CD E Serialcomm A  E Serialcomm A B C D E Serislconm A BCDE    Serialcomm A B BCDE  B Serialconm A BCDE    Serialconm A B C  Serialcomm A BC    CDE D  C DE Serialconm A D       Sendo         Plain Text Real Time Send Clear      StepSend            RTS   Max Size  lt  64KB       SerialComm 12345         Comm Status      1058  RING    150    0     CTSHod    DSRHoldd    RLSDHod    XDFFHold       Ready Tx 168 Rx 273 COM6 115200 N 8 1        FIGURE 4 52     SAMPLE OF ONE OF THE ACCESSPORT RESULTS       AccessPort   COM6 115200 N 8 1  Opened  File Edit View Monitor Tools Operation Help               9    Terminal Monitor       Serialcomm 1 2 3 4 5 Serialcomm 1 2 3 4 5 Serialcomm 1 2 3 4 5 Serialcomm 1 2 3 4 5 Serialcomm 1 2 3 4 5 Serialcomn 1 2 3 4 5  Serialcomm 1 2 3 4 5          Send   Hex Plain Text Real Time Send Clear      StepSend     DTR   RTS   MaxSize   64KB                SerialComm A B C D E        Comm Status   CTS    DSR ETALSD  CD   CTS Hold DSRHold     RLSDHold    XOFF Hold       Ready Tx 2688 Rx 2520 COM6 115200 N 8 1        FIGURE 4 53   SAMPLE OF THE OTHER ACCESSPORT RESULTS    77    
59. ou will see the Ethernet IP and subnet mask  Our IP address is 192 168 1 3  Our  subnet mask is 255 255 255 0 and Default Gateway is 192 168 1 1  Your information  will be different   SEE FIGURE 4 2        Network and Sharing Center              gt  Control Panel    Network and Internet    Network and Sharing Center    View your basic network information and set up connections  Control Panel Home  View your active networks  Change adapter settings  Change advanced sharing Network 3 Access type  Internet  settings Public network Connections  2 Ethernet    Change your networking settings    ic Set up anew conned      0                            Ethernet Status    mo eral  EI Troubleshoot proble Network Connection Details  Diagnose and repair Connection  IPv4 Connectivity            Network Connection Details                 Connectivity  No Internet access Property Value  Media State  Enabled Connection specific          Duration  3 days 16 33 56 Description Intel R  82579V Gigabit Network Connecti  Speed  1 0 Gbps Physical Address 04 30 7   05        5  DHCP Enabled Yes  Details    IPv4 Address 192 168 1 3  IPv4 Subnet Mask 255 255 255 0  Lease Obtained Thursday  January 15  2015 8 39 08 PM  Lease Expires Tuesday  January 20  2015 8 39 18 AM    IPv4 Default Gateway 192 168 1 1  sent     Bull     received       4 DHCP Server 192 168 1 1             4 DNS Server 192 168 1 1  IPv4 WINS Server  NetBIOS over Tcpip En    Yes  Linkdocal IPv6 Address    80    573 265   63       4212 
60. p WIN control panel     Control Panel     Network and Internet     Network and Sharing Center     Connect of  Ethernet Connections     Details    2  You will see the Ethernet IP and subnet mask  Our IP address is 192 168 1 3  Our  subnet mask is 255 255 255 0 and Default Gateway is 192 168 1 1  Your information  will be different   SEE FIGURE 4 36      E  Network and Sharing Center          M       Control Panel    Network and Internet    Network and Sharing Center    View your basic network information and set up connections  Control Panel Home    View your active networks  Change adapter settings    Change advanced sharing Network 3 Access type  Internet  settings Public network Connections  Ethernet    Change your networking settings       Set         new conned        Nap abicsibanit ki Ethernet Status        General       Troubleshoot proble Network Connection Details    Diagnose and repair Connection     2         4 Connectivity  Internet Network Connection Details        IPv6 Connectivity  No Internet access Property Value  Media State  Enabled Connection specific DN     Duration  3 days 16 33 56 Description Intel R  82579V Gigabit Network Connecti  Speed  1 0 Gbps Physical Address D4 3D 7E 05 AD ES  DHCP Enabled Yes  Details    IPv4 Address 192 168 1 3  IPv4 Subnet Mask 255 255 255 0  Lease Obtained Thursday  January 15  2015 8 39 08 PM  Lease Expires Tuesday  January 20  2015 8 39 18 AM    IPv4 Default Gateway 192 168 1 1  Sent A          Received IPv4 DHCP Server 19
61. ponsive   SEE FIGURE 4 47      72         Device manager   YSP manager Serial monitoring    Search Add Delete Network Settinas weh Console  Ping 192 168 1 99    Pinging 192 168 1 99 with 32 bytes of data      Reply from 192 168 1 99  bytes 32 time lt 1ms TTL 64    Wi Reply from 192 168 1 99  bytes 32 timex1ms TTL 64  Reply from 192 168 1 99  bytes 32 time lt 1ms TTL 64  Reply from 192 168 1 99  bytes 32 time lt 1ms TTL 64  Ping statistics for 192 168 1 99    Packets  Sent   4  Received   4  Lost   0  0  loss      Approximate round trip times in milli seconds   Minimum   Oms  Maximum   Oms  Average   Oms    Bytes Number  4                FIGURE 4 47     PING TEST    7  Next for the ETHERNET PORT we will be setting up a Virtual COM Port  Choose VSP  Manager and then New  Select an unused COM Port  We are using COM 6  Select an  unused port number  We chose 30002  Press ADD and make sure the RealCom option  is checked   SEE FIGURE 4 48      73                     manager     5   manager   Serial monitoring    New            Delte   View                  BVSP  New              Port               Connection modes  Immediate conn lv         Remote device  IPAddress 192  168  1   99 Port Number  30002    Delete        IP Address    Port Number   RealCom    192 168 1 99 30002                  OK     Cancel                     FIGURE 4 48     VIRTUAL COM PORT SETTING    4 3 8 ETH SER EE9 SERIAL DEVICE SERVER  UNIT 2  BROWSER CONFIGURATION    1  Now enter the browser utility which is p
62. ps of both converters  The Ethernet ports of the  converters will be attached to each other through an Ethernet network  The serial ports on  both ends can be the same protocols or different ones  For example RS 232 can be used       one port and RS 422 or the other or RS 485 on one port and RS 422 on the other          combination will work   SEE FIGURE 4 14      In this example  we will be connecting the two RS 232 ports of the ETH SER EE9  converters to the same PC and connecting the ETHERNET PORT directly from one  converter to the other  Both RS232 ports will be connected to the DB9 connector of the  converter with a null modem crossover cable or adapter since the converter is a DTE   server   We will be using two USB to RS232 adapters  USB 232 2  because the  computer we are using does not have a serial port  We will need to open two instances of  AccessPort since will be monitoring two serial ports  However  before setting up this  configuration we must first configure the converter with the VSP Management Software     100 m                    RS232 wt  Seem ETHERNET      FTH SFR EE9  RS485 fere ton            gt                                   HOST  PC  DTE  ETH SER EE9 ETH SER EE9  HOST  PC  DTE     FIGURE 4 14   SERIAL POINT TO POINT CONFIGURATION VIA ETHERNET    4 2 2 INSTALLATION OF THE VSP MANAGEMENT CONFIGURATION SOFTWARE    The VSP Management Software must be first installed on the host Windows based PC or  laptop that will connect to the ETH SER EES9      an
63. rver says  Serial Server     User Name  admin    Log In Cancel    FIGURE 4 27     AUTHENTICATION SCREEN                2  The online configuration tool will come up   SEE FIGURE 4 28                                              omm Current time  Sun Feb 01 2015 16 56 12 GMT 0500    You are here  gt  gt  Main Menu  gt  gt  Device Information      Main Menu           Device Information          m Mode Configuration Device Name   ETH SER EE9 Unit 2  Max 30 characters      System Tools  Device Description    Serial Device Server  Max 30 characters   Best viewed with IE6 above Hardware Version   V3 1 0 Firmware Version   1 4 0 build20120301R MAC Address   00 22 6F 01 6D 0D    at resolution 1024x768       Apply Cancel    Network Settings             Use the following IP address    Automatically obtain IP address  IP Address   192 168 1 5  Subnet Mask    255 255 255 0          Default Gateway   192 168 1 1          Usethe following DNS server address Automatically obtain DNS server address    DNS Address   202 96 134 133                                               FIGURE 4 28   BROWSER CONFIGURATION TOOL  55    3  Under the Serial Settings we will not be changing any values   The serial settings are  necessary if you are using a virtual COM port for the Ethernet Port      4  The Work Mode Settings are set as a        Client     Set as TCP Client    Port number is an unused port it must be different than unit 1  We are using 30001  We must enter the destination address  In our case
64. software     Search for the attached ETH SER EE9 device  Our name is ETH SER EE9 Unit 2  IP  192 168 1 99 MAC 00 22 6F 01 6D 0C   SEE FIGURE 4 45     70     amp       Device manager   YSP manager   Serial monitoring    Search   Add   Delete Network Settings   Web Console                 IP Address   MAC Address       B Automatic Search                          Unit2  192 168 1 99 00 22      01 60 0    Manual Add 0       FIGURE 4 45     SEARCH ETH SER EE9 DEVICE    5  Highlight the search results and select Network Settings  Now you must put in the  correct IP information  Our IP will be 192 168 1 99   192 168 1 for the matched network  and 99 for the unique ID  Enter the subnet mask  Our subnet mask is 255 255 255 0   the three 255s masks the network id and 0 masks the unique ID   The Default Gateway  is 192 168 1 1  Your information will be different   SEE FIGURE 4 46      71            Device manager          manager   Serial monitoring          Seach   Add   Delete   Network Settings   Web Console   Pina               IP Address   MAC Address          la Automatic Search 1              5                   2 192 168 1 99 00 22      01 60 0    Manual Add        S Network Settings        Use the following IP address       IP address  192 168  1   99    Subnet mask    255 255 255 0          Default gateway  192 168 1 1                      MAC 00 22 6F 01 6D 0C                FIGURE 4 46     ALTERING THE NETWORK SETTINGS    6  You can do a PING test to see if the DEVICE is res
65. software  Device reset Reset ETH SER EE9    User Name  and Password       Modify the user name and password          FIGURE 3 1   MAIN SECTION DESCRIPTION TABLE    3 3 1 LOGGING ONTO THE WEB BROWSER INTERFACE  1  Now enter the browser utility which is part of the VSP Management Software or your    PC s browser and enter the IP of the device  An authorization screen will come up  The  default user name is    admin    and password is    admin      SEE FIGURE 3 2     18          Authentication Required    The server http   192 168 1 4 80 requires a username and  password  The server says  Serial Server            User Name  admin    Password                  Log In Cancel       FIGURE 3 2   AUTHENTICATION SCREEN    2  The online configuration tool will come up   SEE FIGURE 3 3                    b  SerialComm Currenttime  Mon Jan 19 2015 13 34 59 GMT 0500    You are here  gt  gt  Main Menu  gt  gt  Device Information     amp  Main Menu               Device Information                Device           ETH SER EE9 Unit 1  Max 30 characters   System Tools  Device Description   Serial Device Server  Max 30 characters   Best viewed with IE6 above Hardware Version   V3 1 0 Firmware Version   1 4 0 build20120301R MAC Address   00 22 6F 01 6D 0D    atresolution 1024x768         Apply     Cancel         Network Settings       Use the following IP address    Automatically obtain      address       IP Address   192 168 1 4      Subnet Mask    255 255 255 0  Default Gateway   192 168 1 1    
66. tings         4    AT Command Settings   a        System Tools Data Bits bits   8    Stop Bits bits   1 M Max Data Packets   500  1 1024 bytes  Character Delay  5  1 500 ms X Overtime Times  201  0 60000 ms                Best viewed with IE6 above Work Mode Settings    atresolution 1024x768                                                                                                          Sessions Work Mode Local Port Destination Address Destination Port Connection Mode Keep alive RealCom   1 65535   1 65535   0 65535 5       TCP Serve v    30002      M 30000 Connect Now v   Boo Oper v   IS LER   192 168 1 4             Serve      30001 IP M  31001 Connect Now v   300 Clost v  192 168 2 3             Serve      30002 IP M 31002 Connect Now v   300    Clost v  192 168 2 3      TCP Serve v  30003 IP    31003 Connect Now      300    Close v  192 168 2 3 1            Apply                        FIGURE 4 50     SERIAL AND WORK          SETTINGS    5  Exit the browser configuration     4 3 9 ETHERNET      ETHERNET VIA SERIAL TEST    1  We are now connecting the two Ethernet connectors to the ETH SER EE9 Ethernet  ports  A RS 232 serial connection with a null modem cross over cable or adapter will  be used to connect both ETH SER EE9 converters  Make sure the network portion of  the IPs are still the same  We will need to open two instances of AccessPort since data  is transmitted and received by two different ports  between two different computers      Connect the Ethernet c
67. to 85  C   In POINT TO POINT serial configurations  supports interchangeable serial protocol  compatibility    1 4 PACKAGE CONTENTS  The ETH SER EE9 is supplied with the following     1  ETH SER EE9 serial device server unit  2  3ft  Ethernet cable  3  120VAC 240VAC to 12V DC power adapter  4  ETH SER EE9 software   documentation CD  a  ETH SER EE9 user manual  b  VSP management software  VSP management user manual  AT command user guide  SUDT AccessPort serial terminal software  SUDT AccessPort user manual  5  ETH SER EE9 datasheet                VARE       FIGURE 1 1   PACKAGE CONTENTS  6    2 ETH SER EE9 HARDWARE DETAILS    2 1 TOP AND SIDE VIEW DRAWINGS    2 1 1 TOP VIEW     DODO  l       P 2                                      2 1 2 SIDE 1 VIEW        2 1 3 SIDE 2 VIEW        2 2HARDWARE INTERFACE DESCRIPTION  2 2 1 10 100BASE T X  ETHERNET PORT     The 10 100BaseT X  port  RJ45 female     SEE FIGURE 2 1  is located on ETH SER EE9  front panel  The pinout of RJ45 port is shown below in FIGURE 2 2  Connect the Ethernet  RJ45 port with Unshielded Twisted Pair  UTP  or Shielded Twisted Pair  STP   The  transmission distance cannot be more than 330 ft   100m   If 100Mbps is used then the UTP  must be 1000  If 10Mbps is used the UTP pins 3  4  5 must be 1000                    ti  DE a  FIGURE 2 1   RJ45 MALE AND FEMALE CONNECTORS    The RJ45 port supports automatic MDI MDI X functionality  MDI is straight  through wiring while MDI X is crossed wiring  SEE FIGURE 2 2      MD
68. ttings Serial Work Mode    RS 232 v Baud Rate bps     115200    Parity Bits  None M    AT Command Settings        p TT  its bits   its bits   E 1 1024      System Tools Data Bits bits  v Stop Bits bits  1           Data Packets  1 1024 bytes  Character Delay   5  1 500 ms                  Times  201  0 60000 ms                      Best viewed with IE6 above Work Mode Settings    at resolution 1024x768                                                                                                                Sessions Work Mode Local Port Destination Address Destination Port Connection Mode Keep alive RealCom   1 65535   1 65535   0 65535 s             Serve v   30000 IP M 30001 Connect Now v   300 Clost v  169 254 138 242   6        Serve v   30001        31001                Now    1300    Close v  192 168 2 3      TCP Serve v    30002      M 131002 Connect Now v   300 Clost     192 168 2 3   a        Serve v   30003 IP    31003 Connect Now v   300 Close v  192 168 2 3                                    FIGURE 4 22     SERIAL AND WORK MODE SETTINGS    5  Exit the browser configuration     4 2 6 INSTALLATION OF THE ETH SER EE9 SERIAL DEVICE SERVER  UNIT 2     The ETH SER EE9 Unit 2 now needs to be connected to the host with the VSP software  installed     1  The ETH SER EES s default IP address is 192 168 1 X subnet 255 255 255 0 for the  network segment  The default user name is admin and the default password is admin   These default settings will be changed later aft er 
69. ttings TE            System Tools Data Bits bits   8 x Stop Bits bits   1           Data Packets   500  1 1024 bytes  Character Delay  5  1 500 ms Overtime Times  201  0 60000 ms                            Best viewed with IE6 above Work Mode Settings    atresolution 1024x768                                                                                                                Sessions Work Mode Local Port Destination Address Destination Port Connection Mode Keep alive RealCom   1 65535   1 65535   0 65535 5             Serve v   30001 IP v 30000 Connect Now v 1300 Oper    192 168 1 4   B TCP Serve v   30001 IP v 31001   Connect Now v   300 Clost     192 168 2 3       TCP Serve v   30002 IP M  31002 ConnectNow v   Boo Close v  192 168 2 3             Serve v   30003 IP    31003 Connect Now v    300 Closc v  192 168 2 3                    Cancel         FIGURE 4 44     SERIAL AND WORK MODE SETTINGS    5  Exit the browser configuration     4 3 6 INSTALLATION OF THE ETH SER EE9 SERIAL DEVICE SERVER  UNIT 2     The ETH SER EE9 Unit 2 now needs to be connected to the host with the VSP software  installed     1     eus    ELE    The ETH SER EES s default IP address is 192 168 1 X subnet 255 255 255 0 for the  network segment  The default user name is admin and the default password is admin   These default settings will be changed later aft er installation    Unpack the ETH SER EE9  It includes the unit  a power supply  and an Ethernet cable   Connect the power supply to the
70. ware           ETHERNET NETWORK  e    ETHERNET            ETHERNET NETWORK      ETHERNET    RS232          ETH SER EE9 ETH SER EE9    FIGURE 4 33     ETHERNET POINT TO POINT CONFIGURATION VIA RS 232 SERIAL    1200 m             rn  B         m      RS485 iiid     a    ETHERNET NETWORK                                           gt   ETHERNET NETWORK                     ETHERNET  ETH SER EE9 ETH SER EE9    FIGURE 4 34     ETHERNET POINT TO POINT CONFIGURATION VIA RS 485 SERIAL    60    1200 m    Sannces        BE  RS422 rrasa       pom             ETHERNET NETWORK     ETHERNET      ETHERNET NETWORK                  ETHERNET       ETH SER EE9 ETH SER EE9    FIGURE 4 35   ETHERNET POINT TO POINT CONFIGURATION VIA RS 422 SERIAL    4 3 2 INSTALLATION OF THE VSP MANAGEMENT CONFIGURATION SOFTWARE    The VSP Management Software must be first installed on the host Windows based PC or  laptop that will connect to the ETH SER EES9      an Ethernet network  See Section 2 and  3 of the VSP Management V1 2 7 User Manual included in the software CD supplied with  the ETH SER EE9     4 3 3 INSTALLATION OF THE ETH SER EE9 SERIAL DEVICE SERVER  UNIT 1     Now that the VSP Management Software is installed  in order for it to function properly it  needs to communicate with the ETH SER EE9  The ETH SER EE9 now needs to be  connected to the host with the VSP software installed     1  The ETH SER EES s default IP address is 192 168 1 X subnet 255 255 255 0 for the  network segment  The default user n
    
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