Remote Ethernet Communications With A Host Computer (Via Copper Wires Or Fibre Optic); Hydran Host Communication Protocol - GE Hydran M2-X Instruction Manual

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(typically ATS0; see Section 3.2.7.2).
3. The modem receiving this command dials the telephone number previously
stored in its register 0; this number is redialed until the connection with the
host computer's modem is established. Then, no other message is sent; the
host computer has the responsibility to communicate with the Hydran M2-X
in alarm condition.
4. The Perception software displays the alarm states and updates its data bank.
5. The user must acknowledge the alarm in the Perception software and take
the appropriate measures.
5.1.3 Remote Ethernet Communications With a Host Computer (via
Copper Wires or Fibre Optic)
For Ethernet communications, a single Hydran M2-X or a network of Hydran M2-
X's can be linked directly to the host computer (see Figure 5-4 below) running the
Perception software. To do this, one Hydran M2-X in the daisy chain must be linked
to the host computer using an Ethernet cable to the Ethernet port, or a fiber optic
cable to the fiber optic port.
In the case of fiber optic, the Rx and Tx connections on the Hydran M2-X must be
connected respectively to the Tx and Rx connections of the fiber optic converter used
with the PC.
WARNING
Figure 5-4: Remote Ethernet Communications with the Host Computer (Via Copper Wires or Fiber Optic)
5.1.4

Hydran Host Communication Protocol

MA-029 Rev. 1.0, 30-Jul-18
The RJ-45 cable provided with the fiber optic option is not a
standard Ethernet connection. Do not connect directly to a
PC.
Ethernet
or fiber
optic port
Remote host
Ethernet or
computer with
fiber optic
Perceptiont
cable
software
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