Data Port Settings - DPS Telecom NetGuardian 420 Hardware User Manual

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13.3.5.2 Data Port Settings

Data port settings can be configured in the
To configure your data ports:
1. From the window, scroll down to the
Ports
2. Enter a description for each port with a connected device. You can configure baud rate, word format, and to
ignore or remove CR/LF (carriage return/line feed) characters in either the input or output data stream for
each port.
3. Click on the link in the Type field to choose the data port type. Advanced settings - baud rate, WFmt, CR/LF
Mode, and RTS Times - can also be configured when you select an appropriate data port type. (See the
following section for details.)
4. Under the options heading, enter in the appropriate number of GLDs (1-12) or NetGuardian Discrete
Expansions (1-3) installed. Entering zero disables these options. If connecting more than 3 GLDs, the baud
rate must be set to 9600.
Note: Your NetGuardian's expandability may depend on your unit's availability of RS-232 and RS-485 ports.
Normally, NetGuardian expansion units are installed on port 3.
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scale from 20 base alarms and 4 base relays to a maximum of 164 alarms and 28 relays. In addition to standard
Description
Answer command
Select communications standard
Dial
Pulse dial
Tone dial
Connect as answering modem
Wait for dial tone
Pause for the duration of S8
Wait for silence
Switch hook flash
Return to the command state
Command echo
Switch hook control
Modem identification
Speaker volume
Speaker activity
Online
Responses
Interrogate register
Set register value
Result codes
Result code set
Reset
menu >
Edit
Data Ports
is an abbreviation for "NetGuardian Expansion." Expansion units enable you to
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Modem commands may vary. See your
modem user manual for commands
specific to your modem.
If you set the ring count to 0, the
NetGuardian will still be able to dial out
for notifications, but will NEVER answer
an incoming call.
screen.
Ports
section.