User`s manual

NPort 5600-8-DT User’s Manual Operation Mode Advanced Settings
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Allow driver control
Real COM Mode
TCP Server Mode
TCP Client Mode
UDP Mode
Reverse Telnet Mode
Pair Connection Mode
RFC2217 Mode
Range: Yes or No
Default: No
Description: This specifies whether the device port will
respond to driver control commands when multiple
simultaneous connections are enabled (see Max connection).
Data Packing Parameters
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Packing length
Real COM Mode
TCP Server Mode
TCP Client Mode
UDP Mode
Reverse Telnet Mode
Pair Connection Mode
RFC2217 Mode
Range: 0 to 1024
Default: 0
Description: This controls data packing by the amount of data
received. Serial data accumulates in the device port’s buffer
until it reaches the specified length. When the specified
amount of data has accumulated in the buffer, the data is
packed for network transmission. A setting of 0 means that
data will not be packed until the buffer is full. 0 is the
recommended setting, unless your application has a specific
need to limit packet sizes or improve response times.
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Delimiter 1 and 2
Real COM Mode
TCP Server Mode
TCP Client Mode
UDP Mode
Reverse Telnet Mode
Pair Connection Mode
RFC2217 Mode
Range: 0 to FF, Enable
Default: Disabled
Description: This controls data packing by special delimiter
character(s).
Serial data accumulates in the device port’s buffer until the
delimiter character(s) are received, after which the data is
packed for network transmission. If only one delimiter
character is needed, be sure to enable Delimiter 1 only. If
both Delimiter 1 and 2 are enabled, both characters must be
received in sequence for data packing to occur. For
example, the carriage return character could be used as a
delimiter in order to transmit each sentence or paragraph in
a separate packet. Data is packed according to the Delimiter
process parameter.
Delimiters must be incorporated into the data stream at the
software or device level.