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NETWORK PORT SETUP
DESTINATION SETUP
Perform the settings for the destination which
receives the packets.
Select "DESTINATION IP ADDRESS IN RECEIVING
PACKET" or "REFERENCE SETUP
(FOLLOWINGS)".
DESTINATION IP ADDRESS IN RECEIVING
PACKET
Serial data will be sent to the IP address contained in
the received packet. Therefore, the destination IP
address will not be decided until receiving the
packet, and it is impossible to send the received
serial data from the RS-485 data port to the network.
It is useful to select this when receiving packets from
several sources and you are required to respond to
them. When receiving packets from several sources,
the source IP address of the newest packet will be
the destination IP address.
REFERENCE SETUP (FOLLOWINGS)
When selecting this, enter an IP address and a port
number for "DESTINATION IP ADDRESS" and
"DESTINATION PORT No." respectively.
Serial data will be sent using the entered port
number for "DESTINATION PORT No." to the
entered IP address for "DESTINATION IP
ADDRESS".
DESTINATION IP ADDRESS
When "REFERENCE SETUP (FOLLOWINGS)" is
selected, enter the IP address of the device on the
network to which packets are to be sent. This setting
is valid only when "REFERENCE SETUP
(FOLLOWINGS)" is selected
The default setting is "0.0.0.0".
DESTINATION PORT No.
When "REFERENCE SETUP (FOLLOWINGS)" is
selected, enter the port number of the device on the
network to which packets are to be sent.
The default setting is "0".
RECEIVING PORT No.
When "REFERENCE SETUP (FOLLOWINGS)" is
selected, enter the port number which receives
packets from the network. The default setting is
"52000".
The default setting is "DESTINATION IP ADDRESS IN
RECEIVING PACKET".
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