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NI Ethernet Device Firmware Update utility
before using, 6-5
example (figure), 6-6
important warning, 6-7
running, 6-5
when to use, 6-5
NI Ports utility
figure, 4-4
adding a new serial interface
Linux x86/Solaris 2.x, 4-3
Windows 2000/NT 4.0, 4-1
displaying list of installed NI serial
ports, C-8
resolving registry error, C-5
restoring, C-13
setting transceiver control mode
Linux x86/Solaris 2.x, 6-10
Windows 2000/NT 4.0, 6-9
verifying most current version, C-13
viewing or changing communication port
settings
Linux x86/Solaris 2.x, 4-6
Windows 2000/NT 4.0, 4-3
NI-VISA
overview, 1-6
NSLookup utility
determining hostnames, C-2
null-modem cabling in a DTE-to-DTE
interface (figure), D-6
O
online technical support, F-1
optional equipment, 1-2
overview
features, 1-3
LEDs, 1-4
PWR/RDY LED signaling, B-1
serial device server, 1-3
serial port, 1-3
ENET-232 and ENET-485 Series User Manual
P
physical characteristics, E-2
pin descriptions
DB-25
connector pin descriptions
(table), D-8
connector pin locations
(figure), D-8
DB-9
connector pin descriptions
(table), D-7
connector pin locations
(figure), D-7
ping utility
verifying your serial device server works
on your network, C-2, C-3
ports
determining ports installed on Linux
x86/Solaris 2.x, C-14
determining ports ready for use on Linux
x86/Solaris 2.x, C-14
maximum number used simultaneously
on Linux x86/Solaris 2.x, C-14
Ports utility
assigning names to serial ports, C-10
displaying list of all installed COM
ports, C-8
power connection, 2-3
power supplies, E-1
programming considerations, 6-1
properties
configuring, 3-4
specifying IP settings manually
(figure), 3-5
unconfigured serial device server
(figure), 3-4
PWR/RDY LED
description, 1-5
if alternating rapidly, B-1
if blinking a pattern, 2-5, B-1
if flashing rapidly, 3-1
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