Endpoint Device Connected To The Ap; Point-To-Point, Serial-To-Serial Application Example - GE MDS entraNET 900 Technical Manual

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5.3.1 Endpoint Device Connected to the AP

In this arrangement, information received using an AP Ethernet port is
sent to the serial port of the Remotes and the AP local serial port. The
reverse is also true, meaning that any data received from the serial port
of any Remote or the AP local serial port is encapsulated into an IP
packet and sent out the AP Ethernet port.
Figure 5-3. Co-located Endpoint Device and AP
Table 5-3. IP-to-Remote Serial Application Configuration
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Radio Location
AP (COM2)
Remote radio (COM2)
5.4 Point-to-Point, Serial-to-Serial
Application Example
Once the transceivers are configured and the changes have been
executed, they begin processing any data presented at the
Data presented at the AP
using a proprietary protocol to the Remote. Upon receiving the packet,
the Remote sends the data from its
at the Remote port is packetized, sent to the AP, stripped, and sent
COM
from the AP port. Note that this configuration does not use
COM
multicast addressing.
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Menu Item Setting
Remote ID 1155883
COM Port COM2
Mode RSG COM2 Handler
Radio IP Port 30066
Mode COM2 in transparent data mode
Baud 19200
Format 8N1
Buffer 256
DelayChars 4
Intergap TX data only
port is packetized and sent over the air
COM
port. Likewise, data presented
COM
ports.
COM
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