MB Connect Line mbNET Series Manual page 138

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Configuration options for COM1 interface
COM 1
The settings that follow it apply only to this interface.
Interface Use this drop-down field to set the interface type for COM1. The options are as follows:
Type RS232, RS485 2-wire, RS485 4-wire, RS422
Driver from list: Select a product/brand-specific driver to control your serial device.
User settings: If no suitable driver is available or you need to enter your own configuration pa-
rameters. These can be entered manually.
Drivers
Select the driver that you want to load. Device drivers can be selected for the following brands:
AllanBradley, AMK, ASB, AtlasCopco, AVAT, Baumüller, Berger, Bosch, B&R, DanfossVLT,
Elau, F-Tron, GE_Fanuc, Hitachi, I-for-T, Indramal, IQ2000, KEB, Kuhnke, Lauer, Lenze, Locon,
Driver
Micro Innovation, Mitshubishi, Möller, Motoman, Npos, Omron, Parker Hauser CompaxC3, Phoenix,
Pilz, PLC Direct, Primo, Proface, Promicon, Quin, SCS Automata, Seidel Kollmorgen, SEW,
Siemens, Stoeber, Stromag, Sütron, Tsx37, Tsx47, Tsx57, Vectron, Vega Sensor, Voelkel Grenzlastreg-
ler, Winloc
Protocol The protocol for communicating with the connected device: TCP
Port Enter the port that will be used for communication.
Enable ports
Checking this box means that you can access the serial devices via the public address through
through
the port assigned above, without being blocked by the firewall.
firewall
Checkbox for activating / deactivating the function.
Disable
Service If this function is activated, the serial driver for communication between
mbDIALUP / VCOM-LAN and the serial interface is not started.
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Baud rate: Enter the baud rate for communication here.
Data format: Select one of the settings for data bits, parity or stop bits
Handshake: Select a handshake (flow control) option.
Receive loops: This is a start counter for serial signals, i.e. how many cycles the
system goes through until it sends the data packet.
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