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- Page 1 FireLine Ethernet Radio Modem T e c h n i c a l M a n u a l Version E1 March 2007 Raveon Technologies Corporation 2780 La Mirada Dr. Suite C Vista, CA 92081 760-727-8004 www.raveontech.com Powered By: FireLine System Protocol Manual...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Network Services that Can Be Enabled or Disabled........... 9 Telnet Operation ..................10 4.1. About TCP and UDP Port Numbers................... 10 4.2. Configuring the FireLine Ethernet for Telenet Operation ............10 RealPort Virtual COM port ................13 5.1. RealPort Software........................13 5.2. -
Page 3: Overview
1. Overview The FireLine Ethernet radio modem combines two products in one unit. It is a FireLine radio modem, with all of the features and functions of Raveon’s FireLine series of radio modems, along with a Digi Connect Ethernet interface. - Page 4 RF link as if it were a COM serial port on the PC. In most of these types of applications, the user’s application software needs no customization. It simply communicates to a COM port, and thinks the FireLine Ethernet is plugged into a serial port on the system PC.
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Page 5: Digi Connect Me
Virtual COM port and Telnet functions of the product. For other features, consult the appropriate Digi documentation included on the CD that came with your FireLine Ethernet. They are also available on the Digi web site at http://www.digi.com/ (>Support >Documentation) The Digi Connect documents... -
Page 6: Security Features
The Default Web Interface A default web interface is provided as an easy way to configure and monitor Digi Connect devices like the FireLine Ethernet modem. Configurable features are grouped into several categories: Network, Serial Port, Alarms, Security, and System. Most of the configurable features are arranged by most basic settings on a page, with associated and advanced settings accessible from that page. -
Page 7: Open The Web Interface
Ethernet interface on the FireLine 2.5. User Interfaces FireLine Ethernet data radios with the Digi Connect device support a variety of user interfaces for configuring and monitoring tasks, including: The Digi Device Setup Wizard •... -
Page 8: Prerequisites
The main configure menu for setting the IP address in the FireLine Ethernet will look like the screen snapshot below. In this example, the FireLine Ethernet is configured with a static IP address. -
Page 9: Enable Or Disable Network Services
COM port redirection cannot be used for the device. • Rlogin: Enables or disables the remote login (rlogin) service. If disabled, users cannot perform a remote login to the device. • Rsh: Enables or disables the remote shell (rsh) service. FireLine System Protocol Manual Raveon Technologies Corp. -
Page 10: Telnet Operation
Connections and Data Paths" in the Digi Connect Family User’s Guide. Access to Telnet network services can be enabled or disabled. Note: When the FireLine Ethernet with Digi Connect is first powered on, it may take up to 30 seconds to boot-up, and begin normal communications on the network interface. - Page 11 Set the serial port parameters as shown below and press “Apply”. The baud rate must be 57600bps, as that is the internal serial port baud rate that the FireLine’s modem uses to communicates with the Digi Connect FireLine System Protocol Manual Raveon Technologies Corp.
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Page 13: Realport Virtual Com Port
7. In Network Service Settings, highlight only the service you wish to use. For Telenet, the minimum recommended is: ADDP, Telnet, and HTTP. The FireLine Ethernet is now ready to use as a Telnet server. To log into the FireLine Ethernet, open up any telenet program, and connect to the IP address of the FireLine Ethernet using port 23. -
Page 14: Encrypted Realport
RFC 2217 servers. Access to RealPort services can be enabled or disabled. Note: When the FireLine Ethernet with Digi Connect is first powered on, it may take up to 30 seconds to boot-up, and begin normal communications as a virtual COM port. -
Page 15: Quick Test Of Virtual Com Port
6. Install the RealPort driver on the PC that will be communicating with the FireLine Ethernet. These drivers are included in the “realport” directory on the CD supplied with your FireLine Ethernet. a. Start > All Programs > Digi Connect > RealPort Drivers b. -
Page 16: Tcp/Ip Socket Operation
The FireLine expects the virtual COM port baud rate to be set at 57600. You should now be able to communicate with the FireLine Ethernet through the virtual COM port as though it was connected directly to your PC’s COM port. - Page 17 Set the serial port parameters as shown below and press “Apply”. The Basic port setting for the baud rate must be 57600 for the FireLine Ethernet. 11. Select Network Configuration and then “Network Services Settings FireLine System Protocol Manual Raveon Technologies Corp.
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Page 18: Specifications
The only Network Services that should be enabled are TCP sockets are ADDP and HTTP. The FireLine Ethernet is ready to operate using a TCP Socket. To test it, you can use a Telnet program. Open a telnet session, using port 2101. There will be no login prompt. -
Page 19: Important Safety Information
In the United States this is the National Electrical Code Article 800. Contact a licensed electrician for details. Do not touch or move the antenna(s) while the unit is transmitting or • receiving. FireLine System Protocol Manual Raveon Technologies Corp.