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46 MDS entraNET 900 System Guide MDS 05-4055A01, Rev. A
The following text explains the key settings for the serial configuration
menus.
Port Status—Enable/Disable the serial data port.
NOTE: Setting the COM1 port to Enable prevents access of the
entraNET Management System (MS) through this port.
However, the entraNET MS can still be accessed via Telnet or
browser through the LAN port.
To restore the COM1 port to support Management System
access, connect a terminal to the port and enter an escape
sequence to reset it the console mode. (+++ ENTER)
Mode—Serial-to-Serial, TCP (IP-to-Serial), UDP
(IP-to-Serial).
Remote UnitID—”Broadcast” or Unit ID of Remote for
unicast (directed) data.
Remote COM Port—Remote’s serial port (COM1 or
COM2 with which to exchange data.
Baud Rate—Data rate (payload) for the
COM port in
bits-per-second. [1,200–115,200; 19200]
Byte Format—Interface signaling parameters. Data bits,
parity and stop bits.
[7N1, 7E1, 7O1, 8N1, 8E1, 8O1; 8N1]
Seamless Mode—Seamless mode accommodates proto-
cols that do not tolerate gaps in the middle of a frame (e.g.,
MODBUS™ ASCII). In these protocols, gaps are interpreted
by the connected device as an “end-of-frame” indication,
which may cause errors.Seamless mode resolves this prob-
lem through the use of buffers.
When Seamless mode is enabled, the buffer is set to 256
bytes. Data bytes are sent over the air as soon as they are
received at the local serial port. At the other end of the link,
the receiving radio buffers incoming data until enough char-
acters have been received to cover the worst case (longest)
gaps in transmission. (These generally occur during
over-the-air retries.) This ensures a continuous stream of data
will be delivered out the remote end’s serial port and to the
connected device.
When Seamless mode is disabled, the buffer size is set to the
last value set in the custom buffer parameter. [Enabled, Dis-
abled; Disabled]
NOTE: Seamless mode is intended only for applications where the
transmitter’s baud rate is greater than or equal to the receiver’s
baud rate. Enforcement of this rule is left up to the user.
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