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Atop SW5501 User Manual (110 pages)
Wireless Serial Server
Brand:
Atop
| Category:
Server
| Size: 4 MB
Table of Contents
Important Announcement
3
Table of Contents
4
1 Preface
9
Purpose of the Manual
9
Who Should Use this User Manual
9
Supported Platform
9
Warranty Period
9
Manufacturers Federal Communication Commission Declaration of Conformity Statement
9
European Community, Switzerland, Norway, Iceland, and Liechtenstein
10
UL Notice for Power Supplier
11
2 Introduction
12
Product Overview
12
Figure 2.1 an Application of Wireless Serial Device Server in WLAN
12
Features
13
3 Getting Started
14
Packing List
14
Optional Accessories
14
Table 3.1 Packing List
14
Table 3.2 Optional Accessories
14
Ordering Information
15
Appearance: Front-Power-Side Panels
15
Figure 3.1 Front Panel of SW5501
15
Figure 3.2 Front Panel of SW5502
15
Table 3.3 Device Ordering Information
15
Figure 3.3 Front Panel of SW5501-Tb/Sis
16
Figure 3.4 Front Panel of SW5502-Tb/Sis
16
Figure 3.5 Power Panel of All SW550X Series
16
Serial Pin Assignments
17
D-Sub9 (DB9)
17
Figure 3.6 Rear View of SW550X Series
17
Figure 3.7 Din-Rail Mount of SW550X
17
Terminal Block (TB5)
18
First Time Installation
18
Factory Default Settings
19
Table 3.4 Factory Default Network Settings
19
Table 3.5 SW550X Series Factory Default Settings
19
4 Configuration and Setup
20
Change Basic Settings with Device Management Utility
20
Figure 4.1 User Interface of Device Management© Lists a SW550X Device in Wireless Client Mode
20
Figure 4.2 Administrator Login
21
Figure 4.3 Notification in Case that the SW550X Device Is in Different Subnetwork from Your PC
21
Figure 4.4 Pop-Up Window Indicates a Successful Login
21
Figure 4.5 Mark of Login Device in the Caution Column
22
Figure 4.6 Notification of Unsuccessful Login When the Interface Is Either down or Unreachable
22
Figure 4.7 Pull-Down Menu of Configuration and Network
23
Figure 4.8 Pop-Up Windows of Network Setting
23
Figure 4.9 Authorization for Change
24
Figure 4.10 Waiting Notification for Restarting Device
24
Advanced Configuration Via Web Interface
25
Figure 4.11 Authentication Pop-Up Windows
25
Figure 4.12 User Interface of Web Configuration
26
Figure 4.13 Menu-Tree of All Available Modes and Options of SW550X Series
26
Figure 4.14 Configuration Page of Operation Mode with Wireless Client Setting
27
Operation Mode
27
Table 4.1 Common Buttons in Web Configuration Menu
27
Figure 4.15 Waiting Message
28
Figure 4.16 Completion of the Settings and Counting down for a Page Reload
28
Figure 4.17 AP Client Operation Mode Setting
29
Figure 4.18 Overview Information Page of an SW550X Device
30
Overview
30
Figure 4.19 Wireless Status Page Shows Current Information of SW550X
31
Site Monitor
31
Wireless Status
31
Figure 4.20 Transition Page During the Gathering of Surrounding Wireless Network Information
32
Figure 4.21 Results of a Site Monitoring of SW550X Series
32
Web Configuration - Network Settings
33
Figure 4.22 Network Settings Page (Wireless Client Mode)
33
Figure 4.23 Network Settings Page for Bridged Interface (AP Client Mode)
34
Web Configuration - Wireless Settings
35
Wireless Profiles
35
Figure 4.24 Enabling Wireless Profile Option to Add New Access Point
35
Figure 4.25 Basic Setting List Webpage after Clicking Add Button
36
Figure 4.26 Wireless Profile Page
37
Basic Settings
38
Figure 4.27 Basic Settings for Wireless Connection When Wireless Profile Is Enabled
38
Table 4.2 Default Settings in Infrastructure Mode
38
Table 4.3 Default Settings in Ad Hoc Mode
38
Figure 4.28 Basic Settings for Wireless Connection When Wireless Profile Is Disabled
39
Figure 4.29 Results of Network Scanning When Uses "Scan Network" Buttons
41
Figure 4.30 Result When There Is no Wireless Network Available in the Area
41
Advanced Settings
42
Figure 4.31 Wireless Advanced Settings Page When Wireless Profile Is Disabled and Topology Is Set to Infrastucture
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Figure 4.32 Wireless Advanced Settings Page When Wireless Profile Is Enabled
43
Web Configuration - Serial
44
COM Port Overview
44
Figure 4.33 COM 1 Port Setting Page
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COM Configuration
45
Figure 4.34 Serial Settings Part of COM Port
45
COM Configuration: Advanced Settings
46
Figure 4.35 Advanced COM Port Settings Page
46
Web Configuration - Snmp/Alert Settings
49
Figure 4.36 Snmp/Alert Settings Page
49
Web Configuration - E-Mail Settings
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Figure 4.37 E-Mail Settings Page
51
Figure 4.38 Sending Test E-Mail Failed
51
Web Configuration - Log Settings
52
System Log Settings
52
Figure 4.39 System Log Settings Page
52
COM Log Settings
53
Figure 4.40 COM Log Settings Page
53
Event Log
54
Figure 4.41 Event Log Page
54
COM Datalog
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Figure 4.42 COM Datalog Page
55
Web Configuration - System Setup
56
Date/Time Settings
56
Figure 4.43 Date/Time Settings Page
56
Admin Settings
57
Figure 4.44 Admin Settings Page
57
Firmware Upgrade
58
Backup/Restore Settings
58
Figure 4.45 Firmware Upgrade Page
58
Management List
59
Figure 4.46 Backup/Restore Setting Page
59
Figure 4.47 Management List Page
59
Ping
60
Figure 4.48 Successful Ping with no Packet Loss
60
Figure 4.49 Unsuccessful Ping with 100% Packet Loss
60
Web Configuration - Reboot and Restore to Default Settings
61
Figure 4.50 Reboot Page
61
Figure 4.51 Pop-Up Windows While Rebooting SW550X with Reloading Countdown in Seconds
61
5 Link Modes and Applications
62
Link Mode Configuration
62
Link Mode: Configure SW550X as a TCP Server
62
Figure 5.1 Link Mode Options for COM 1 Port
62
Figure 5.2 an Example of TCP Server Link Mode
62
Figure 5.3 Connection Settings for TCP Server Link Mode
63
Figure 5.4 TCP Server Link Mode Settings under COM 1 Page
64
Link Mode: Configure SW550X as a TCP Client
66
Figure 5.5 an Example of TCP Client Link Mode
66
Figure 5.6 Connection Settings for TCP Client Link Mode
66
Figure 5.7 TCP Client Link Mode Settings under COM 1 Page
67
Link Mode: Configure SW550X in UDP
68
Figure 5.8 an Example of UDP Link Mode
68
Figure 5.9 Connection Setting for UDP Link Mode
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Figure 5.10 UDP Link Mode Settings under COM 1 Page
69
Link Mode Applications
71
TCP Server Application: Enable Virtualcom
71
Figure 5.11 Virtual COM Application in TCP Server Link Mode
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TCP Server Application: Enable RFC 2217 through Virtual COM
72
TCP Client Application: Enable Virtual COM
72
Figure 5.12 Virtual COM Application in TCP Client Link Mode
72
TCP Client Application: Enable RFC 2217 through Virtual COM
73
TCP Client Application: Configure SW550X as a Pair Connection Master
73
Figure 5.13 Pair Connection Master Application in TCP Server Link Mode
73
TCP Client Application: Configure SW550X as a Pair Connection Slave
74
TCP Server Application: Enable Reverse Telnet
74
Figure 5.14 Pair Connection Slave Application in TCP Client Link Mode
74
UDP Application: Multi-Point Pair Connection
75
Figure 5.15 Reverse Telnet Application in TCP Server Link Mode
75
Figure 5.16 an Example of Network Topology for Multi-Point Pair Connection in UDP Link Mode
76
Table 5.1 an Example of Multi-Point Pair Connection's Parameter Settings for UDP Link Mode
76
TCP Server Application: Multiple TCP Connections
77
TCP Server Application: Multi-Point TCP Pair Connections
77
Table 5.2 an Example of Multi-Point Pair Connection's Parameter Settings for TCP Link Mode
77
Wireless Topology
78
Configure SW550X as a Wireless Ad-Hoc Peer
78
Figure 5.19 Wireless Ad-Hoc Peer Settings for SW550X
79
Table 5.3 Summary of Parameter Settings for Wireless Ad-Hoc Peer with WEP Security
79
Configure SW550X as a Wireless Client in the Infrastructure Mode (PSK)
80
Figure 5.20 Wireless Client with WPA2-PSK Security Settings for SW550X
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Click-2-Go
82
Table 5.4 Summary of Parameter Settings for Wireless Client in Infrastructure Topology with WPA2-PSK Security
82
Configure SW550X as a Wireless Client in the Infrastructure Mode (PEAP-Mschapv2)
83
Figure 5.21 Wireless Client with PEAP Security Settings for SW550X
83
Table 5.5 Wireless Client-Infrastructure Topology Parameters with WPA2 (PEAP-Mschapv2) Security
83
6 VCOM Installation and Troubleshooting
84
Enabling VCOM
84
Figure 6.1 Enabled Virtual COM Application in TCP Server Link Mode
84
Figure 6.2 Enabled Virtual COM Application in TCP Client Link Mode
84
Figure 6.3 an Example Diagram of Virtual COM Application over TCP/IP Network
85
VCOM Driver Setup
85
Install
86
Limitation
86
Uninstall
86
Enable VCOM in Serial Device Servers and Select VCOM in Windows
87
Enable VCOM in Serial Device Servers
87
Running Serial/Ip Software Utility in Windows
87
Figure 6.5 Serial/Ip Tray Icon on Windows Notification Area
88
Figure 6.6 a Pop-Up Window for Selecting Virtual COM Ports
88
Configuring VCOM Ports
89
Figure 6.7 Serial/Ip Control Panel Window
89
Figure 6.8 Configuring Virtual COM 2 Port as TCP Client
90
Figure 6.9 Configuration Wizard Window for COM 1
91
Exceptions
92
Figure 6.10 Timeout Warning on VCOM Connection
92
Figure 6.11 Error of Client Not Licensed for this Server
93
Figure 6.12 Licensing Issue of Serial/Ip Utility Software
93
Figure 6.13 VCOM Authentication Failed Due to Missing Username/Password
94
Figure 6.14 VCOM Authentication Failed Due to Incorrect Username And/Or Password
94
Figure 6.15 VCOM Authentication Failed Due to Disabled VCOM Authentication on SW550X
95
Using Serial/Ip Monitor
96
Opening the Port Monitor
96
Activity Panel
96
Figure 6.16 Activity Panel of Serial/Ip Port Monitor
96
Trace Panel
97
Figure 6.17 Trace Panel of Serial/Ip Port Monitor
97
Serial/Ip Advanced Settings
99
Advanced Settings Options
99
Figure 6.18 Serial/Ip Advanced Settings Window
99
Using Serial/Ip with a Proxy Server
100
Figure 6.18 Proxy Server Tab under Serial/Ip Advanced Settings
100
7 Specifications
101
Hardware Specifications
101
Models of SW550X Series
101
Physical Characteristics
101
LED Indicators
101
Table 5.5 SW550X Series and Their Interfaces
101
Table 5.5 Physical Characteristics of SW550X Series
101
Table 5.5 Descriptions of LED Status Indicators
101
Signal Leds
102
Dip Switch SW5501
102
Dip Switch SW5502
102
Table 5.5 Interpretation of Sw550X's Operation Via Front Panel Leds
102
Table 5.5 Dip Switch Functions of SW5501
102
Table 5.5 Dip Switch Function of SW5502
102
Wireless Specifications
103
Frequency Range
103
Data Rate
103
Table 5.5 Wireless Interface Specification of SW550X Series
103
Table 5.5 Operating Frequencies in Different Regions at 2.4Ghz and 5Ghz
103
Table 5.5 Supported Data Rate for Wireless Interface under IEEE 802.11 Standards
103
Output Power
104
Receiver Sensitivity
104
Table 5.5 Maximum Output Power of Wireless Interface under IEEE 802.11Standards
104
Table 5.5 Receiver Sensitivity of Wireless Interface under IEEE 802.11 Standards
104
Security
106
Regulatory Requirements
106
Table 5.5 Conformed Radio Frequency and Electromagnetic Standards
106
Table 5.5 Conformed Electrical Standards
106
Environmental Limits
107
Other
107
Software Specifications
107
Table 5.5 Software Specifications
107
8 Emergency System Recovery
108
9 Warranty
109
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Atop SW5501 User Manual (124 pages)
Industrial Wireless Serial Device Server
Brand:
Atop
| Category:
Server
| Size: 2 MB
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
3
Preface
7
1 Introduction
10
Product Overview
10
Features
11
2 Getting Started
12
Inside the Package
12
Front & Power Panels
13
First Time Installation
16
User Interface Overview
17
Factory Default Settings
19
3 Configuration
22
Administrator Login
22
Operation Mode
24
Overview
25
Wireless Status
26
Site Monitor
27
Network Settings
29
Wireless
31
Basic Settings
31
Advanced Settings
36
Serial
38
COM Configuration
38
COM Configuration
39
COM Configuration: Advanced Settings
40
SNMP/ALERT Settings
43
E-Mail Settings
45
Log Settings
46
System Log Settings
46
COM Log Settings
47
Event Log
48
COM Datalog
49
System Setup
50
Date/Time Settings
50
Admin Settings
51
Firmware Upgrade
52
Backup/Restore Setting
53
Management List
54
Ping
55
Reboot and Restore Default Settings
56
4 Link Modes and Applications
57
Link Mode Configuration
57
Link Mode: Configure SW550X as a TCP Server
58
Link Mode: Configure SW550X as a TCP Client
63
Link Mode: Configure SW550X in UDP
67
Link Mode Applications
71
TCP Server Application: Enable Virtual COM
71
TCP Server Application: Enable RFC 2217
72
TCP Client Application: Enable Virtual COM
72
TCP Client Application: Enable RFC 2217
73
TCP Server Application: Configure SW550X as a Pair
73
Connection Master
73
TCP Client Application: Configure SW550X as a Pair Connection Slave
75
TCP Server Application: Enable Reverse Telnet
76
UDP Application: Multi-Point Pair Connection
77
TCP Server Application: Multiple TCP Connections
79
TCP Server Application: Multi-Point TCP Pair Connections
80
Wireless Topology
81
Configure SW550X as a Wireless Ad-Hoc Peer
81
Configure SW550X as a Wireless Client in the Infrastructure
83
Mode (PSK)
83
Click -2-Go
84
Configure SW550X as a Wireless Client in the Infrastructure Mode
85
Mode (PEAP-Mschapv2)
85
5 VCOM Installation & Troubleshooting
87
Enabling VCOM
87
VCOM Driver Setup
90
Limitation
90
Installation
91
Uninstalling
91
Enable VCOM Serial Device Servers and Select VCOM in Windows
92
Enable VCOM in Serial Device Servers
92
Running Serial/Ip in Windows
93
Configuring VCOM Ports
96
Exceptions
99
Using Serial/Ip Port Monitor
105
Opening the Port Monitor
105
The Activity Panel
105
The Trace Panel
107
Serial/Ip Advanced Settings
108
Using Serial/Ip with a Proxy Server
110
6 Specifications
111
Hardware
111
Software Specifications
121
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