Command Port (Serial); Ethernet Port - Reftek 130-SMHR/9 User Manual

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Command Port (Serial)

Each 130-SMHR/9 unit provides two bidirectional, asynchronous serial ports. The first of these
ports is accessible at the Serial connector on the 130-SMHR/9 unit's faceplate. This port has the
following primary functions and characteristics:
Function Characteristics
Primary Function Allows local command and control input through a serial connection to a terminal mode program.
Configuration This port cannot be user-configured. Recorder software always sets this port to 57,600 baud, no
parity, 8 data bits, and 1 stop bit.
Hardware Location This port is accessible at the Serial connector on the 130-SMHR/9 faceplate.

Ethernet Port

In addition to the serial port, each 130-SMHR/9 provides one Ethernet port. This port, accessible
at the communications NET connector on the 130-SMHR/9 unit's faceplate, has the following
primary functions and characteristics:
Function Characteristics
Primary Function This port performs high-speed transfer of data and status information. It can be used to
configure the 130-SMHR/9 for real-time data connection (RTPD) and file transfer (FTP).
Configuration The 130-SMHR/9 Ethernet port address and mask can be configured using a terminal and
command line options.
Hardware Location This port is accessible at the NET connector on the faceplate.
When the Ethernet Link is down and acquisition is turned on, data loss could occur if the following
are not verified:
1. Check your Ethernet Settings with a PR, PN command:
{PR,92CB,PN
2. The response will be similar to the following.
}PR,92CB,PN,1,192.168.100.087,255.255.255.000,192.168.100.198,192.168.100.001,P,T,D, ,20
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IP Mask
IP Address
Port Number (1=Ethernet)
Parameter type (PN=Network)
RTPD Host Gateway
Line Power
P=ENET Chip always on
A=Autodetect
Line Down (T=Toss)
Line Mode (Must be D=Direct)
Port Speed (Leave NULL for ENET)
Toss Delay (in minutes 2-99)
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