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Example 1: Use Hardware Trigger, Get Model Name.............................................. 13-15
Example 2: Use Hardware Trigger, Change IP Address .......................................... 13-15
Example 3: Use Software Trigger, Get IP Mode...................................................... 13-16
Example 4: Use SW Trigger, Change TCP Port Number......................................... 13-16
Appendix A Well Known Port Numbers ......................................................................A-1
Appendix B NECI Library.............................................................................................. B-1
Appendix C DIO Commands ........................................................................................C-1
Appendix D SNMP Agent with MIB II & RS-232 Like Group ...................................... D-1
RFC1213 MIB-II supported SNMP variables ..................................................................... D-1
Appendix E IP Address Report Protocol .................................................................... E-1
IP Address Report Structure .................................................................................................E-1
Hardware and AP ID.............................................................................................................E-2
Example................................................................................................................................E-3
- First Edition, August 2007 1
- Moxa Technologies Co., Ltd 1
- Copyright Notice 2
- Trademarks 2
- Disclaimer 2
- Table of Contents 3
- Introduction 9
- Overview 10
- Package Checklist 10
- Product Features 10
- Product Specifications 11
- Dimensions 14
- WE-2100T-ST 15
- Pin Assignments 16
- WE-2100-ST LED Indicators 17
- Getting Started 18
- Wiring Requirements 19
- Circuit Pad 20
- Connecting to the Network 21
- Connecting the Power 21
- DI/O Test Settings 21
- LED Circuit Diagram 22
- Selecting an Operation Mode 23
- TCP Server Mode 24
- TCP Client Mode 25
- UDP Mode 25
- Real COM Mode 25
- Factory Default IP Address 28
- Web Console: Basic Settings 34
- Navigating the Web Console 36
- Basic Settings 37
- Local Time 38
- Time Server 38
- IP Configuration 41
- IP Address 41
- Netmask 42
- Gateway 42
- Network Type 46
- Profile Name 48
- Operation Mode 49
- Channel 49
- Authentication 52
- Encryption 53
- PSK Passphrase 53
- WEP Key Length 54
- WEP Key Index 54
- WEP Key Source 55
- WEP Passphrase 55
- WEP Key Format 55
- WEP Key 1 Through 4 55
- EAP Method 57
- Tunneled Authentication 57
- Username 57
- Password 57
- Anonymous Username 58
- Verify Server Certificate 58
- Trusted Server Certificate 58
- User Certificate 58
- User Private Key 58
- Gratuitous ARP 59
- Auto Report To 59
- Auto Report Period 60
- Active Interface 60
- Settings for RealCOM Mode 64
- Delimiter 1 and 2 65
- Force Transmit 65
- Settings for RFC2217 Mode 66
- Settings for TCP Server Mode 68
- Max Connection 69
- TCP Port 69
- Settings for TCP Client Mode 71
- Destination Address 1 to 4 72
- Connection Control 72
- Settings for UDP Mode 74
- Interface 77
- IP List 79
- Agent Settings 81
- Mail Server 84
- From E-mail Address 84
- To E-mail Address 1 to 4 84
- Trap Version 85
- HTTP Console 86
- HTTPS Console 86
- Telnet Console 86
- SSH Console 86
- S/W Trigger Character 93
- DIO0 through DIO8 94
- All DIO 94
- DIO Function 94
- Connections 103
- Save Configuration 114
- Restart> Restart System 114
- Restart> Restart Ports 115
- Navigation 119
- Using the Target Module List 120
- Configuration 121
- Broadcast Search 122
- Specify by IP Address 122
- Assign IP Address 123
- Configure 123
- Upgrade Firmware 124
- Monitor 125
- Remove Target 126
- Load Configured COM Port 126
- Settings 126
- Port Monitor 128
- COM Mapping 129
- Add Target 130
- COM Settings 131
- Advanced Settings 132
- Serial Parameters 132
- Apply and Discard Change 133
- IP Address Report 134
- Serial Command Mode 136
- Serial Command Format 137
- Command Set 138
- Operation Mode Commands 140
- TCP Server Mode Commands 140
- Real COM Mode Commands 140
- TCP Client Mode Commands 141
- UDP Mode Commands 142
- Digital IO Commands 143
- Serial Command Mode Commands 143
- Operation Flow Chart 144
- Configuring Trigger Type 145
- Using Telnet Console 146
- Using Web Console 147
- Using Serial Console 147
- Entering Serial Command Mode 148
- Exiting Serial Command Mode 148
- Determining the Active Mode 149
- Serial Command Examples 150
- Well Known Port Numbers 153
- NECI Library 155
- DIO Commands 156
- Like Group 160
- IP Address Report Protocol 162
- Hardware and AP ID 163
- Example 164
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