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Features

Connect Tech Blue Heat/Net Sync User Manual

Introduction

Connect Tech‟s Blue Heat/Net Sync allows remote access to synchronous/asynchronous serial devices via an Ethernet LAN or the Internet. Blue Heat/Net Sync network-enables serial communication devices that are designed to be connected to serial ports so that the devices no longer need to be tied to a single computer.

The Blue Heat/Net Sync hardware is simple to install as it involves little more than plugging the unit into the appropriate locations and performing the configuration steps outlined in this manual.

Driver setup is made easy by Blue Heat/Net Sync‟s auto-detection feature. The software does the work of locating the units, while the Configuration Manager leads you through the rest of the installation.

Blue Heat/Net Sync‟s firmware is easily configured with a choice of methods: web browser, Telnet, or direct serial connection with a terminal and/or terminal software. Once the Blue Heat/Net Sync has been configured to your specifications, you will be able to remotely access your devices immediately.

Four software selectable synchronous or asynchronous serial ports

Software switchable; V.28, V.10, V.11, V.35, EIA-530, X.21 line modes

Software switchable line modes and termination

Supports NRZ, NRZB, NRZI-Mark, NRZI-Space, B-Phase-Space, B-Phase-Manchester, Differential Bi-Phase encoding

Transmission rates up to 9.216 Mbps (synchronous), 230.4 Kbps (asynchronous). 10 Mbps communications possible with external clock.

Bipolar clock input accepts sine/square wave signals up to 20 MHz +/- 10V.

Includes synchronous protocols; SDLC, HDLC, MonoSync, BiSync, Transparent BiSync

Software selectable internal and external clocking modes. External clocking is provided on TXC and RXC pins

Supports IP, TCP, UDP, ARP, RARP, TFTP, DHCP, BOOTP, HTTP, Telnet and DNS

Use of TCP/IP means communications can be routed to support WANs, as well as LANs. The Blue Heat/Net Sync does not need to be located at the same site as the controlling computer

Raw TCP server (HDLC and External Sync Line Modes only)

Several levels of security are built into the Blue Heat/Net Sync that can limit connections and help to ensure the privacy of data flow

Memory: 8 MB flash, 16 MB SDRAM

Includes an auto-MDIX 10Base-T, 100Base-TX LAN interface

Network boot or booting from built-in flash memory

Firmware upgrades are downloadable

Customizable uClinux embedded operating system running on a ColdFire embedded processor.

Configuration can be done via Web Browser, Telnet or direct serial connection

Front mounted diagnostic LEDs

5-28 VDC power input using either DC barrel or Phoenix screw terminal connector Optional 5VDC power supply available

1U rack mount kit available

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Contents Blue Heat/Net Sync Limited Lifetime Warranty Telephone/Facsimile Email/InternetMail/Courier Class a Computing Device Preliminary Testing is still pendingTable of Contents Installing the Blue Heat/Net Sync Configuration Manager List of Figures List of Tables Introduction Understanding Virtual COM Ports Blue Heat/Net Sync Installation OverviewEthernet LEDs Connecting the Blue Heat/Net Sync to Your NetworkConnecting Serial Devices Serial Port LEDsConnections RS-422/V.11 Connections Blue Heat/Net Synchronous ClockingRecommended Pinouts for V.28 RS-232 Loopback Connector Loopback ConnectorsConnecting Power DC Power ConnectorPhoenix Locking Screw Terminal Connector 5VDC Selecting a Special Operation Activating the Special Operations Mode and Default SettingsLED Error Codes Power On DiagnosticsCRC Connect Tech Setting a Static or Dynamic IP Address SCM Serial Configuration ManagerSCM Cabling requirements Set the IP Address Using the Serial Configuration Manager Set the IP Address Using the Web Configuration ManagerBootloader Configuration ManagerSerial Configuration Manager SCM Application  Operating System SoftwareAccess to CDS Parameters CDS Configuration Data SpaceConfiguration Data Space CDS DescriptionGetting Access to the SCM SCM Serial Configuration ManagerSCM Command Reference Brief Command ListBoot Syntax boot mode= file= delay= Command DetailsYes Myip= mip= Save File= Signing In to the Web Configuration Manager WCM Web Configuration ManagerBlue Heat/Net Sync Settings Configure Blue Heat/Net Sync Settings Configure Advanced Serial SettingsPage Restore Defaults Configure FirmwareSaving To Flash Restore Default SettingsMonitor Serial Port Traffic Monitoring Your Blue Heat/NetMonitor Network Traffic Monitor TCP/IP StatisticsMy Blue Heat/Net Sync My Blue Heat/Net Sync Hardware Details Blue Heat/Net Sync Driver/Software Installation CD Installing the Blue Heat/Net Sync Configuration ManagerBlue Heat/Net Sync Software Installation Screen Page Page Device Installation Running the Configuration ManagerAdd New Blue Heat/Net Sync Configure Default Blue Heat/Net SyncAuto Discover Blue Heat/Net Sync Screen Auto Discover Blue Heat/Net SyncUpgrade using SCM Serial Configuration Manager Upgrade using WCM Web Configuration ManagerHardware Resources Hardware InformationChip Selects Chip SelectsInterrupts Base Address MapGpio Bits Direction Usage Address Range hexMemory Map of Iusc and PLD Functions Iusc AccessColdFire 5272 Bus A11 A10Address Area item Register Offset Accessed Hex PLD Resource AccessPLD Memory Map Table FunctionBit Serial Data transfers only IUSC-1 PLD Registers Offset Reg Name Valid Bit Descriptions Reset Values HexFSM CTSM1 CTSM0 PLD ID System Block Diagrams Revision BHNPortSettings Port Settings, Clock Setup and General SettingsSerial Mode smode Async MonoSync BiSync Trans-BiSync Iusc Clocking Logic Blue Heat/Net Sync Specifications Telnet Protocol DescriptionsPinouts Mode Equivalent Standard Electrical Typical VoltageDB-25 Female Pinouts DB-25 Female PinoutsDB-9 Female Pinouts DB-9 Female PinoutsRack Mount Option Network Settings Default SettingsBoot Settings SCM Operation SettingsStatic IP Setup Common Configuration SetupsUsing SCM Using WCMDhcp Setup How the Blue Heat/Net Sync Boots UpBootup Sequence Bootup SequenceAsynchronous Communications Tutorial Flowchart of Special Operations Mode using the reset buttonRS-232 Line Interface Serial Line Interface TutorialDifferential Line Interfaces RS485/RS422/V.11 DetailsBasic 4-Wire, Full Duplex Communications Basic Wire, Half Duplex Multi-drop Connection Multi-drop 4-Wire, Full Duplex CommunicationsBus Contention on Differential Multi-drop Networks Termination Resistors in Differential Networks Termination Resistors in Differential Networks