User`s guide

Conﬁguring the DL3100 4-13

¥ Node NumberÑ1 to 9,999 (DefaultÑ0)

Enter a number between 1 and 9,999 to assign a unique number to each

DL3100.

Do not assign a blank number! This causes the unit to be always logged

on and it cannot be logged out until it is assigned a number. You are not

able to log on to another DL3100 if its node number is blank or zero.

¥ Soft Serial #

A read-only Þeld that speciÞes a preset number from the factory.

¥ Hardware Revision

Set by the factory and cannot be changed. Allows the user to view the

hardware revision level to be used when troubleshooting the unit.

¥ MIB Revision

Current revision of the MIB. Set by the software installed and cannot be

changed.

¥ Software Revision

IdentiÞes the software in the unit. Cannot be changed.

¥ Terminal Baud RateÑ300, 600, 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600 (DefaultÑ9600)

Select a baud rate to match the baud rate on the connected terminal or

modem.

¥ Terminal #Bits and ParityÑ7 or 8 bits; Odd, Even, or None (DefaultÑ8

bits; None)

Select the number of bits and parity to match the number of bits and

parity on the connected terminal or modem.

¥ Terminal Stop BitsÑ1, 1.5, or 2 bits (DefaultÑ2 bits)

Select the stop bits to match the stop bits on the connected terminal or

modem.

NOTE: Each unit must be set to a different number, to allow remote

communication and daisy chaining of multiple units. If the remote unit is

set to the same number as the local unit you will not be able to access

the remote unit.