Serial Port Setup - Simrad ES70 - REFERENCE MANUAL REV A Reference Manual

Simrad ES70
Parameters
• : This is the Internet Protocol (IP) address of the local Ethernet
Local IP Address
interface board. In most cases, each Ethernet board has a unique IP address, even
when an interface board supports multiple sockets. If you have more than one
interface board, you are provided with a list of the available addresses.
• : This port is important if you wish to receive information. It must match
Local port
the port number on the remote computer. To find the port number on the remote
computer, consult the documentation for the software utility to be used. If the data
communication is set up to only transmit information from the ES70, this parameter is
not required.
•
Remote IP Address
If the data communication is set up to receive data only, this parameter is not required.
If you wish to set up an output for broadcast, define IP address
This is the default setting.
If you set the
Communication Mode
address manually.
• : Specify local network port. The ES70 uses this network port to transmit
Remote port
information. The application on the remote computer will "listen" to this port number.

Serial Port Setup

The
Serial Port Setup
dialogs:
• Annotations on page 137
• Navigation on page 140
• Depth Output on page 147
• I/O Setup on page 150
Purpose
The
Serial Port Setup
13. NMEA means National Marine Electronics Association.
information.
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: Select the Internet Protocol (IP) address for the remote computer.
to Point-to-Point, you need to enter the remote IP
dialog is opened from the
dialog allows you to define the parameters for serial communication.
Description
Serial ports are still a very common method
for interface between maritime systems. The
NMEA
defines standard parameters for such interfaces.
It is very important that a serial line between the
ES70 an any external system is setup up correctly
at both ends.
255.255.255.255
button in the following
Serial Port Setup
standard for serial communication
[13]
See http://www.nmea.org
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for more
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