Moxa Technologies NE-4100 Series Bedienungsanleitung

NE-4100 Series

Serial Command Mode User’s Guide

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First Edition, September 2004

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NE-4100 Series

Serial Command Mode User’s Guide

The software described in this manual is furnished under a license agreement and may be used only in

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Reproduction without permission is prohibited.

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Table of Contents

Chapter 1 Introduction .....................................................................................................1

Chapter 2 Serial Command Format and Command Set ................................................2

Chapter 3 Operation Flow Chart...................................................................................... 7

Chapter 4 Configuring Serial Command Mode by Entering Trigger Type .................. 8

Network Enabler Administrator........................................................................................8

Telnet Console ................................................................................................................10

Web Console...................................................................................................................11

Serial Console.................................................................................................................12

Chapter 5 Entering Serial Command Mode..................................................................13

Trigger Type ...................................................................................................................13

Serial Port Parameters.....................................................................................................14

Comments.......................................................................................................................14

Chapter 6 Exiting Serial Command Mode ....................................................................15

Chapter 7 Determining the Active Mode....................................................................... 16

By Network Enabler Administrator ................................................................................16

By Text via the Serial Port..............................................................................................17

Chapter 8 SW Reset Function ....................................................................................... 18

Chapter 9 Factory Defaults ............................................................................................ 19

Serial Port Defaults.........................................................................................................19

Ethernet Port Defaults ....................................................................................................19

Default Operation Mode.................................................................................................19

Default Trigger Method ..................................................................................................19

Chapter 10 Demonstration/Testing Environment ..........................................................20

Example 1: Get Model Name using HW Trigger ...........................................................21

Example 2: Change IP Address using HW Trigger.........................................................21

Example 3: Get IP Mode using SW Trigger ...................................................................22

Example 4: Change TCP Port Number using SW Trigger..............................................22

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Chapter 1 Introduction

The Serial Command Mode function described in this User’s Guide is built into the firmware of

the Command Mode models of Moxa’s NE-4100 Series of Embedded Network Enablers. All five

models, which are listed below, support auto-detecting 10/100 Mbps Ethernet.

!NE-4100T-CMD Serial (TTL) to Ethernet

—

Drop-in type

!NE-4110S-CMD Serial (RS-232) to Ethernet

—

RJ45 type

!NE-4110A-CMD Serial (RS-422/485) to Ethernet

—

RJ45 type

!NE-4120S-CMD Serial (RS-232) to Ethernet

—

Pin-header type

!NE-4120A-CMD Serial (RS-422/485) to Ethernet

—

Pin-header type

Serial Command Mode serial commands are used to retrieve or configure parameters stored in

NE-4100 Series products’ flash memory. Since the commands are sent via the module’s serial port

(P0), Serial Command Mode gives serial device manufacturers the option to add local

configuration capability to their products. For example, card reader manufacturers can use the card

reader’s number pad to configure network settings (IP address, netmask, etc.) and serial settings

(baud rate, data bits, etc.), allowing end-users to configure the device on-site, without the need to

carry around and set up a notebook computer.

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Chapter 2 Serial Command Format and

Command Set

In this chapter, we describe the structure of the data frames used to issue commands and receive

replies to and from the device. The basic Command Frame Format and Reply Frame Format are:

Command Frame Format

Descriptor C-Head (>) Command Code OP Code Parameter Tail (CR)

Length (bytes) 1 1 2 Variable 1

Reply Frame Format

Descriptor R-Head (<) Reply Code OP Code Parameter Tail (CR)

Length (bytes) 1 1 2 Variable 1

The possible settings of each descriptor are given below. All Command Code, OP Code, and

Return Code values must be in upper case. Note that “OP Code” and “Parameter” are described

together, since they come as a pair. That is, the length and meaning of the Parameter descriptor

depends on which OP Code value is used.

C-Head

Settings Comments

> Fixed value (HEX = 3Eh)

R-Head

Settings Comments

< Fixed value (HEX = 3Ch)

Tail

Settings Comments

CR Fixed value (HEX = 0Dh)

Command Code

Settings Comments

R Get Network Enabler parameter

W Set Network Enabler parameter

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Reply Code

Settings Comments

Y Command was executed successfully

1 Command not supported

2 OP code not supported

3 Invalid command encapsulation

4 Invalid parameter

5 Invalid return value

E Enter serial command mode

OP Code / Parameter

OP Code

Settings Parameter Device setting

Basic Commands

BS read only Serial Number

BV read only Firmware Version

BN alphanumeric

(Max. 15 bytes)

Device Name

BW 0: Disable

1: Enable

Web Console

BT 0: Disable

1: Enable

Telnet Console

BP alphanumeric

(Max. 10 bytes)

Password

BR 1: Restart only

2: Save & Restart (Write

Only)

Save and Restart

NC 0: Static

1: DHCP

IP Configuration Method

NP xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx

(e.g., 192.168.127.254)

IP Address

NM xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx

(e.g., 255.255.0.0)

Netmask Address

NG xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx

(e.g., 192.168.1.254)

Gateway Address

NA Read only

(e.g., 00:90:e8:09:44:fe)

MAC Address

Accessible IP

AS 0: Disable

1: Enable

Enable IP Filter

xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx

(e.g., 192.168.127.1)

Accessible IP Address 01

Accessible IP Address 16

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OP Code

Settings Parameter Device setting

xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx

(e.g., 255.255.255.0)

Accessible Netmask 01

Accessible Netmask 16

Operation Mode

OM 0: Real COM

1: TCP Server

2: TCP Client

3: UDP Mode

Operation Mode

TCP Server Mode

TM 1 – 4 Max. number of connections

TL 0 – 65535 Local List Port

TT 0 – 99 (minutes) TCP Alive Check Timeout

TI 0 – 65535 (ms) Inactivity Timeout

TX 0: Disable

1: Enable 1 character

2: Enable 2 characters

Number of delimiters

TY ascii character

(e.g., ‘a1’)

Delimiter 1

TZ ascii character

(e.g., ‘a1’)

Delimiter 2

TF 0 – 65535 (ms) Force Tx Timeout

Real COM Mode

RM 1 – 4 Max. number of connections

RT 0 – 99 (minutes) TCP Alive Check Timeout

RX 0: Disable

1: Enable 1 character

2: Enable 2 characters

Number of delimiters

RY ascii character

(e.g., ‘a1’)

Delimiter 1

RZ ascii character

(e.g., ‘a1’)

Delimiter 2

RF 0 – 65535 (ms) Force Tx Timeout

TCP Client Mode

CM 0: Startup

1: Any character

Connect Mode

CA xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx

(e.g., 192.168.1.1)

Destination Host IP 1

CB xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx

(e.g., 192.168.1.1)

Destination Host IP 2

CC xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx

(e.g., 192.168.1.1)

Destination Host IP 3

CD xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx

(e.g., 192.168.1.1)

Destination Host IP 4

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OP Code

Settings Parameter Device setting

C1 0 – 65535 Client Port 1

C2 0 – 65535 Client Port 2

C3 0 – 65535 Client Port 3

C4 0 – 65535 Client Port 4

CT 0 – 99 (minutes) TCP Alive Check Timeout

CI 0 – 65535 (ms) Inactivity Timeout

CX 0: Disable

1: Enable 1 character

2: Enable 2 characters

Number of delimiters

CY ascii character

(e.g., ‘a1’)

Delimiter 1

CZ ascii character

(e.g., ‘a1’)

Delimiter 2

CF 0 – 65535 (ms) Force Tx Timeout

UDP Mode

UL 0 – 65535 Local Listen Port

UA xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx

(e.g., 192.168.1.1)

First IP of range 1

UB xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx

(e.g., 192.168.1.1)

First IP of range 2

UC xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx

(e.g., 192.168.1.1)

First IP of range 3

UD xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx

(e.g., 192.168.1.1)

First IP of range 4

Ua xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx

(e.g., 192.168.1.1)

Last IP of range 1

Ub xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx

(e.g., 192.168.1.1)

Last IP of range 2

Uc xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx

(e.g., 192.168.1.1)

Last IP of range 3

Ud xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx

(e.g., 192.168.1.1)

Last IP of range 4

U1 0 – 65535 UDP Port 1

U2 0 – 65535 UDP Port 2

U3 0 – 65535 UDP Port 3

U4 0 – 65535 UDP Port 4

UX 0: Disable

1: Enable 1 character

2: Enable 2 characters

Number of delimeters

UY ascii character

(e.g., ‘a1’)

Delimiter 1

UZ ascii character

(e.g., ‘a1’)

Delimiter 2

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OP Code

Settings Parameter Device setting

UF 0 – 65535 (ms) Force Tx Timeout

Digital IO

DM bytes 1 and 2 (DIO #):

0: DIO_0

1: DIO_1

2: DIO_2

3: DIO_3

byte 3 (DIO Mode)

0: input

1: output

DIO Mode

(e.g., ‘000’ sets DIO_0 to input mode)

DS bytes 1 and 2 (DIO #)

0: DIO_0

1: DIO_1

2: DIO_2

3: DIO_3

byte 3 (DIO Status)

0: low

1: high

DIO Status

(e.g., ‘011’ sets DIO_1 to high)

Serial Command Mode

ES 0: Disable

1: Enable HW Trigger

2: Enable SW Trigger

Enable Serial Command Mode

EC 3 4-byte characters Enter Command Mode Characters

(in HEX format; e.g., 2A EE 5F)

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Chapter 3 Operation Flow Chart

NOTE 1. This flowchart represents a continual process. You can start trace out a logical flow by

starting anywhere on the chart.

2. Diamonds represent decision points. Only one path leading out of any diamond can be

followed.

Check Serial

Command

Mode Trigger

Normal

Serial-to-Ethernet

Function

Poll DIO 0

Status

Check Serial

Port Data

Enter Serial

Command

Process Command Exit Command Mode and Restart

DIO 0 Low

(HW Trigger Enabled)

3-characte

Trigger

Detected

DIO 0 High

(HW Trigger

Disabled)

Normal Data

Detected

HW Trigger SW Trigger

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