The ‘LocalIP’ is equal to the IP address of the ED-10 unit and ‘RemoteIP’ is used slightly different in the UDP and TCP versions. UDP: ‘RemoteIP’ is the address of the unit that the ED-10 UDP will reply to and if ‘RemoteIP’ is set to 255.255.255.255, then the unit will reply with broadcast messages. TCP: ‘RemoteIP’ is the address of the unit that will be allowed to establish a session with the ED-10 TCP. If ‘RemoteIP’ is set to 255.255.255.255, then the unit will allow any unit to establish a session.

Port numbers is used to separate the type of data since the same IP address is used for communication. E.g. Mail client application – port 25(smtp) – Mail server application Browser application – port 80(www) – Web server

If all your units are in the same LAN the ‘Gateway IP’ can be set to 0.0.0.0. But if the ED-10 TCP shall communicate to a PC in another LAN, then shall the ‘Gateway IP’ in the ED-10 TCP shall be set to the address of the Router that is the links to the network where the PC is connected.

It is described in the manual for Serial/IP at the end of page 46.

The fields in the ‘Login to Server Using….’ Is not empty. This can be found in the Configuration of Serial/IP.

This question has three answers.

1. To use all functions in the ED-20 a special cable is required and that specific cable is included in the product combination (3902-0240). This combination contains 1pc ED-20 (3609-3001), 1pc TD-35 LV (3613-0001), 1pc Cable (1211-2168).

2. A serial crossover cable with 2-3, 3-2, 5-5, 7-8 and 8-7 can be used but not in combination with the setting DCD Control=ON.

3. A simple serial crossover cable with only 2-3, 3-2 and 5-5 can be used but not in combination with the setting DCD Control=ON nor the Serial Interface Flow Control = RTS/CTS. The cable can also be ordered separately, Art.no. 1211-2168 or a drawing can be downloaded.

1211-2168-TI-1 ENG.pdf (89400 bytes)