Quatech DSE-410D manual Protocol, COM Name, Status, Server Properties Screen

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Protocol

The TCP or UDP mode is shown.

COM Name

The mapped COM number is shown.

Status

The Status indicates the Mapped (Virtual) COM port condition.

“Not Connected” is shown when a program does not have the port Open. “Connected” is shown when that mapped port is Open for use.

Server Properties Screen

Highlight the DSE-410D Server in the Manager Server window; double-click to open.

The Server Properties screen is used to Configure and store the Server settings. Details for setting Properties are shown in the next chapter.

The DSE-410D Server Serial Port 1 is the Multi-Interface port; Server Serial Port 2 is the RS-232 port.

Document Number: 940-0186-100 – DSE-410D Owner’s Manual

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Contents World Headquarters Model DSE-410DPage Table of Contents Server Name Password Searching LAN for DSE-410DMAC Address Installing Virtual Com Port Page Introduction FeaturesDirect IP Mode Virtual COM ModeCommunication Modes Quick Start Heart Beat ConnectionDhcp Default DSE-410D SettingsSpecifications Dimensions Optional AccessoriesConfiguration Options Light Indication Side View when vertically mountedHardware Ethernet ConnectionTop View Power ConnectionReset Button Mode Switches DSE-410D Server PortDefault Setting RS-485 ModeRS-422 Mode RS-232 ModeSerial Connections RS-232 Connections RS-422 Connections RS-485 Connections Page Install Quatech DSE-410D Software Page Page Page Searching LAN for DSE-410D Using DSE-410D ManagerSearching Server Firmware UpgradeVirtual COM Configuration Uninstall Virtual COMServer Properties Screen ProtocolCOM Name StatusNext chapter Server Properties Configuration Password Server NameIP Address, Netmask, and Gateway Properties Baud Rate Set for each port Link Status Shown in Telnet or Console mode onlyMAC Address Server Serial Port Select 1 orTCP/UDP Port Set for each port Connection Mode Set for each portFlow Control Set for each port TCP/UDP Protocol Set for each portUpdate Page Installing Virtual Com Port Page Page Use Device Manager to View New Ports Page Page Removing a Virtual Com Port Removing the Virtual COM Port using Device Manager Page Page Using Virtual COM or Serial Connections Upgrade ModePage Page Page Console Mode Setup Page Appendix a RS-232, RS-422 Loopback Connections Page DB9M Appendix B RS-232 ConnectionsRS-232 Connections cont’d Appendix C RS-422 Connections Signal Name Direction PinRS-422 Connections cont’d Appendix D RS-485 Connections Page Appendix E Warranty Date of Purchase Model Number