Pds-8x1 series; programmable device server with i/o expansion slot (104 pages)
Summary of Contents for ICPDAS iDS-718i-D
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Non- Programmable Device Server User Manual iDS-718i-D Intelligent Device Server with 1 RS-232/422/485 (Isolated, RoHS, DB9) iDS-718iM-D CR Intelligent Device Server with 1 RS-232/422/485 (Isolated, Metal Case, RoHS, DB9) iDS-728i-T CR Intelligent Device Server with 2 RS-232/422/485 (Isolated, RoHS, Terminal block)
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The names used for identification only may be registered trademarks of their respective companies. Contact US If you have any question, please feel free to contact us. We will give you quick response within 2 workdays. Email: service@icpdas.com , service.icpdas@gmail.com Programmable Device Server User Manual (V1.1, Mar. 2020) - 2 -...
1. Introduction The iDS-700/400 Series is a new generation Device Server from ICP DAS and is equipped with a powerful CPU module running on the open operating system, various connectivity (Ethernet, micro SD and serial port) and communication interfaces. Compared with the previous generation PDS, not only the CPU performance is higher but also more features are improved such as 256 MB flash, 256 MB DDR3 memory, unique 64-bit hardware serial number, and real-time clock, etc.
1.1 Packing List The package includes the following items: One (Programmable) Device Server hardware module One software utility CD One RS-232 console/download cable, CA-0903 One Quick Start Guide Note: If any of these items are missed or damaged, contact the local distributors for more information.
Features Incorporate Serial Devices in an Ethernet network Virtual COM for 32-bit and 64-bit Windows XP/2003/Vista/7 High-performance ARM-based Processor 256 MB DDR3 memory for data transmission and buffering Zero Data Loss UDP Support RFC2217 support ...
5 ~ 90% RH, non-condensing Ordering Information Intelligent Device Server with 1 RS-232/422/485 (Isolated, RoHS, DB9) iDS-718i-D Intelligent Device Server with 1 RS-232/422/485 (Isolated, Metal Case, RoHS, DB9) iDS-718iM-D CR Intelligent Device Server with 2 RS-232/422/485 (Isolated, RoHS, Terminal block)
COM1~4 Pin Assignment DIP Switch (COM1~4 Mode) RS232 RS422 RS485 COM1 DIP Switch TXD- Data- RS232 TXD+ Data+ RXD+ RS422 RXD- RS485 Software LED Indicators The iDS contains three LED indicators. LED In LED Indicators Color Meaning Power is on Green OS is running Ethernet...
Factory Setting IP:192.168.255.1 NetMask:255.255.255.0 Gateway:192.168.255.254 Protocol : icpdas protocol 2.4.2 Setting IP Address Using web browser (IE or Chrome) and typing the default IP (192.168.255.1) to connect to the iDS devices to set IP address(DHCP or Static). Please refer to the Fig 2-4、2-5:...
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Set IP Information Click “Network“ Click “save” button to save the setting. Fig 2-6 Network Programmable Device Server User Manual (V1.1, Mar. 2020) - 20 -...
3. Web Management Interface Web Browser User can use the web browser (IE 8 or later version, Chrome) to operate the iDS-700 series web management interface. User can input the IP address to connect to the “login” interface of iDS- 700 device.
3.2 Initialize Setting 3.2.1 Basic Setting Clicking the “Basic Setting” to set the iDS’s hostname or enable/disable the function “UDP search” (the system default don’t enable). Please refer to the Fig 3-2: Set the basic setting Click “Basic Setting” Click “Save” button to save the setting.
3.2.2 Network Setting Clicking the “Network” to set the IP address. Please refer to the Fig 3-3: Set IP Information Click “Network” Click “Save” button to save the setting. Fig 3-3 Network Programmable Device Server User Manual (V1.1, Mar. 2020) - 23 -...
3.2.3 SNMP Clicking the “SNMP” to set the SNMP Agent. Please refer to the Fig 3-4: Set SNMP Configuration Click “SNMP” Click “Save” button to save the setting. Fig 3-4 SNMP Programmable Device Server User Manual (V1.1, Mar. 2020) - 24 -...
3.2.4 Account/Password Table Clicking the “Account/Password Table” to set the account information. Please refer to the Fig 3-5: Set account information Click “Save” button to save the setting. Click “Account/Password Table” Fig 3-5 Account/Password Table Programmable Device Server User Manual (V1.1, Mar. 2020) - 25 -...
3.2.5 Accessible IP Table Clicking the “Accessible IP Table” to enable/disable the rules of IP filter. Please refer to the Fig 3-6: Click “Edit” Click “Accessible IP Table Enable/Disable IP filer Save or Cancel the rules Fig 3-6 Accessible IP Table Programmable Device Server User Manual (V1.1, Mar.
3.2.6 Monitor Clicking the “Line/Async/Async Setting” to get the COM’s information. Please refer to the Fig 3-7 and Fig 3-8: Get COM’s information Click “Async” Fig 3-7 Async Get COM’s information Click “Async Setting” Fig 3-8 Async Setting Programmable Device Server User Manual (V1.1, Mar. 2020) - 27 -...
3.2.7 Event Notification Clicking the “Events” and “Email/SNMP Trap” to set the function of events notification and inform the system administrator. Please refer to the Fig 3-9, Fig 3-10: Set the method of notification Click “Events” Click “Save” button to save the setting.
4. Serial Port Operation Modes Serial Port Basic Setting Clicking the SERIAL PORT SETTING “Port1” to set the serial port’s basic configuration or click the SERIAL PORT SETTING “Advanced Options” to set the serial port’s modem control and command setting. Please refer to the Fig 4-1, Fig 4-2: Set Port’s Configuration Click “Port1”...
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Set Port’s Advanced Options Click Port1’s Advanced Options Click “Save” button to save the setting. Fig 4-2 Port1’s Advanced Option Programmable Device Server User Manual (V1.1, Mar. 2020) - 31 -...
Please install VxComm Utility (v 2.12.07 or later version), the software can download from below web link: http://ftp.icpdas.com/pub/cd/8000cd/napdos/driver/vxcomm_driver/ 4.2.2 Network Setting Please refer to chapter “3.2.2” to set network environment of iDS modules. Programmable Device Server User Manual (V1.1, Mar. 2020)
4.2.3 Configuring Virtual COM Ports Please refer to below steps to set and use the virtual COM ports. 1. Double click the VxComm Utility shortcut on the desktop. 2. Click the “Add Server*s+” button to connect to the iDS-700, then user assign a COM Port number and click “OK”...
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4. Click “Tools” >> “Restart Driver”, and then click the “Restart Driver” button, please refer to Fig 4-5. Click “Tools” >> “Restart Driver” Click “Restart Driver” Button Fig 4-5 Programmable Device Server User Manual (V1.1, Mar. 2020) - 34 -...
Socket Modes 4.3.1 TCP Server To click “DEVICE SERVER” >> “Port1” to choose “TCP Server” mode, please refer to Fig 4-6. After user had saved the setting, user must reboot iDS modules (please refer to the chapter “3.2.9 restart”). Choose “TCP Server” Set “Server Options”...
4.3.2 TCP Client To click “DEVICE SERVER” >> “Port1” to choose “TCP Client” mode, please refer to Fig 4-7. After user had saved the setting, user must reboot iDS modules(please refer to the chapter “3.2.9 restart”). Choose “TCP Server” Set iDS’s port number Set remote server’s IP and port number Click “Port1”...
4.3.3 To click “DEVICE SERVER” >> “Port1” to choose “UDP” mode, please refer to Fig 4-8. After user had saved the setting, user must reboot iDS modules(please refer to the chapter “3.2.9 restart”). Choose “UDP” Set iDS’s port number Set remote host’s IP and port number Click “Port1”...
Pair Connection 4.4.1 Pair Connection Server To click “DEVICE SERVER” >> “Port1” to choose “Pair Connection” mode, please refer to Fig 4-9. After user had saved the setting, user must reboot iDS modules(please refer to the chapter “3.2.9 restart”). Choose “Pair Connection” Choose “Server”...
4.4.2 Pair Connection Client To click “DEVICE SERVER” >> “Port1” to choose “Pair Connection” mode, please refer to Fig 4-10. After user had saved the setting, user must reboot iDS modules(please refer to the chapter “3.2.9 restart”). Choose “Pair Connection” Choose “Client”...
RFC2217 To click “DEVICE SERVER” >> “Port1” to choose “RFC-2217” mode, please refer to Fig 4-10. After user had saved the setting, user must reboot iDS modules(please refer to the chapter “3.2.9 restart”). Choose “RFC-2217” Set iDS’s port number Click “Save” button to save the setting.
4.6 Ethernet Modem To click “DEVICE SERVER” >> “Port1” to choose “Ethernet Modem” mode, please refer to Fig 4-11. After user had saved the setting, user must reboot iDS modules(please refer to the chapter “3.2.9 restart”). Choose “Ethernet Modem” Set iDS’s Dial-in port number Set iDS’s Dial-Out port number Click “Save”...