User`s guide
Supported Connections and Data Paths
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Digi Connect Family User’s Guide
Custom Java applets can be created, using the Java configuration applet as a
sample for further development.
Redefined Custom Factory Defaults -allows you to define a new set of factory
defaults so when you revert back to factory default it will be your settings and
not the Digi default settings.
The Digi Connect Integration Kit provides a platform for evaluation, rapid prototyping,
and integration of Digi Connect embedded modules with plug-and-play firmware. It
includes tools, sample code, and documentation to help with your product integration and
web-based customization efforts. Contact Digi International for more information on the
Integration Kit and for assistance with your customization efforts.
Supported Connections and Data Paths
Digi Connect devices allow for several kinds of connections and paths for data flow
between the device and other entities. These connections can be grouped into two main
categories:
Network services, in which a remote entity initiates a connection to a Digi
Connect device.
Network/serial clients, in which a Digi Connect device initiates a network
connection or opens a serial port for communication.
Following is a discussion of these connections. The intent of this information is to
illustrate how the connections are made and data is passed. This in turn may help you
better understand the effects of enabling certain features and choosing certain settings
when configuring Digi Connect devices.
Network Services
A network service connection is one in which a remote entity initiates a connection to a
Digi Connect device. There are several categories of network services:
Network services associated with specific serial ports
Network services associated with serial ports in general
Network services associated with the Command-Line Interface (CLI)