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Procedure
The following explanation uses an example scenario when accessing the target port
(read/write) with a telnet connection.
1.
Power on the terminal PC on the network, and then execute the telnet
connection from the emulator application. (Assume the IP address of
"192.168.0.50" has been pre-assigned to this product.) Specify port number
30003 (read/write).
C:\temp> telnet 192.168.0.50 30003
2.
This establishes a connection to the target port. In this state, input and output
data to and from the serial device can be monitored.
3.
After finishing monitoring/configuring the connected device, disconnect the
communication.
When connecting using an emulator application such as TeraTerm, select
"Disconnect" or "Exit" from the drop-down menu.
When connecting via the command line from a UNIX host, etc., enter the telnet
escape code "~]" and type "quit" to exit.
If a connection cannot be established, check the IP address and target port
settings of this product.
Since a connection to the above TCP ports (30003, 30002, 30001, and 30000)
is exclusive, simultaneous instances cannot exist.
Connection/disconnection information of Ether-direct is stored in the clog
(connection log) file.
During an Ether-direct connection, target port logs are not stored.
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