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User manual Version 1.1

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Ethernet Serial Server SE5002

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Fig. 19. Com port-Enabling serial data buffer.............................................................................17

Fig. 20. Setting packet delimiter timer........................................................................................18

Fig. 21. Setting packet delimiter-character pattern .....................................................................18

3.3 Configuring Using Web Browser................................................................................................ 18

3.3.1 Log in........................................................................................................................................18

Fig. 22. login the system via Web ...............................................................................................19

Fig. 23. Overview........................................................................................................................19

3.3.2 Changing password...................................................................................................................19

Fig. 24. Change the password .....................................................................................................20

3.3.3 Networking................................................................................................................................20

Fig. 25. Network setup ................................................................................................................20

3.3.4 Configuring SE5002 as TCP server： ......................................................................................20

Fig. 26. Com1 setup-TCP server.................................................................................................22

3.3.5 Configuring SE5002 as TCP client： .......................................................................................22

Fig. 27. Com1 setup-TCP client..................................................................................................23

3.3.6 Pair Connection(Tunneling Mode) ...........................................................................................23

Fig. 28. Com1 setup –pair connection.........................................................................................24

3.3.7 Configuring SE5002 in UDP mode：.......................................................................................24

Fig. 29. Com 1 setup –UDP mode...............................................................................................25

Fig. 30. Configuration successfully updated...............................................................................25

Fig. 31. Data Transmission in a UDP Master(Client) Mode .......................................................25

Fig. 32. Data Transmission in a UDP Slave(server) Mode .........................................................26

3.4 Assigning new IP Address with ARP commands........................................................................ 26

Fig. 33. Ms-DOS command prompt window: add host computer IP to ARP table.....................26

Fig. 34. Assigning a new IP address with ARP command ..........................................................27

4. USING VIRTUAL COM ......................................................................................................................27

Fig. 35. Virtual Com connection diagram...................................................................................27

4.1 Setup of a virtual COM driver .................................................................................................... 27

4.1.1 PC requirements.................................................................................................................27

4.1.2 Cautions on Use ........................................................................................................................28

4.1.3 Limitation..................................................................................................................................28