Siemens M101 Local station tab, Special settings for Direct connection mode, Changing a name

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Gigaset V.24 Adapter dt/eng:A30853-X400-B104-3-74D1

 

Configuration program options

 

 

AVM / Eumex

Automatic emulation of the AVM / Eumex

Partnerstation

transmission parameters based on the val-

(device)

ues received from the PC at the Partner-

 

station.

Special settings for "Direct connection" mode

In the Direct connection setting, the fields are activated in the lower section of the dialog box: you can set the transmission pa- rameters for the COM port at the PC:

Select the masked-in setting if you have no reason to reject it. In the event of malfunctions, reduce the speed in the Bits per second window. Set your communication software likewise to this value.

In the case of changes, only permitted values are accepted in the individual fields, even for manual inputs.

"Local station" tab

Changing a name

The purpose of station names is to provide a rapid overview. The lokale Station must be called "PC". The Partnerstations should if possible be named after the peripheral device connected, e.g. "Modem".

Station names can be changed in the name field in which you change or enter the name. Names can contain letters, digits and blanks. The name must not contain more than 20 characters.

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Contents Gigaset M101 Data Registering a Gigaset M101 Data Setting the operating mode Back Overview FrontContents Contents Approval and conformity Safety precautions Introduction What is a Gigaset M101 Data?Putting into service Putting into serviceChecking the contents of the package Check installation is successful Putting into service Installing the program packagePrerequisites for installation InstallationPutting into service Connecting stations Initial configuration Initial configurationGeneral Configuration program optionsConfiguration program options Starting the configuration programConfiguration program options Connection tab Upper section connecting to the PCLower section radio connection Setting the operating mode Configuration program options Operating mode tabSpecial settings for Direct connection mode Local station tabChanging a name Changing a station type Click Register Registering an Teilnehmer stationChanging the PIN Partner station tabDe-registering a Teilnehmer station Changing the nameLED 1 Gigaset M101 Data status LEDs and buttonsLEDs and buttons Both button functionsPlace of installation What happens ifWhat happens if Temperature and ambient conditions Technical dataPin plug based on Ccitt Pole SubD socket Signals toV.24 interface Name Based on Ccitt Meaning Std. Pin AssignWhy set a mode? Technical background Teilnehmer Tips & tricks, settingsTips & tricks, settings Operating from a local station with two remote stationsPC PC direct cable connection via RS232/V.24 interface Setting the direct connection to the correct baud rate Set direct cable connection parameters Activate Hardware under Use flow control in the Settings Tips & tricks, settings Tips & tricks, settings Tips & tricks, settings Sharing files Meaning of Basis and Teilnehmer PC PC direct cable connection problems examplesMAC and other operating systems Meaning of lokale Station and PartnerstationSupport Updates and news on the InternetProblems with application programs Fault Cause Configuration management Fault CauseAcer Isdn T30 terminal Fault Cause SolutionHardware problems PC, modem, Isdn TA Fault Cause Solution Elsa TagGo2000 / Isdn conWith Elsa Microlink 56k Miscellaneous Fault Cause Solution

M101, RS232 specifications

The Siemens RS232 M101 is a notable communication interface device that is widely utilized in industrial applications for data transfer between machines and control systems. Its introduction marked a significant advancement in serial communication technology, allowing for efficient and reliable connectivity in a variety of environments.

One of the primary features of the Siemens RS232 M101 is its adherence to the RS232 standard, which defines the protocols for serial communication. This standard ensures compatibility with a wide range of devices, making it versatile for use in various applications. The M101 facilitates point-to-point communication, enabling direct data exchange between two devices, such as computers, programmable logic controllers (PLCs), and sensors, which is crucial for real-time monitoring and control processes.

The technology behind the M101 includes its ability to support baud rates of up to 115,200 bps, enabling high-speed data transfer. This capability is essential in environments where timely data exchange is critical, such as manufacturing and automation sectors. The device also features a robust design that ensures reliable operation even in challenging industrial conditions, including temperature variations and electromagnetic interference.

Additionally, the Siemens RS232 M101 supports flow control mechanisms such as RTS/CTS (Request to Send/Clear to Send) and XON/XOFF (software flow control), which help manage data transmission effectively. By preventing data loss due to buffer overruns, these technologies enhance the integrity of data being transmitted, providing users with confidence in the reliability of their systems.

The M101 interface is compatible with a variety of operating systems, which simplifies integration into existing setups. Furthermore, it includes diagnostic LEDs that indicate communication status, making troubleshooting straightforward and user-friendly.

In summary, the Siemens RS232 M101 is a pivotal component in industrial communication, characterized by its adherence to RS232 standards, high-speed data transfer capabilities, robust build, and effective flow control mechanisms. Its widespread compatibility and user-friendly features make it a valuable tool for ensuring seamless communication between different systems in industrial applications. By facilitating reliable data exchange, the M101 enhances operational efficiency and contributes to the overall effectiveness of automated processes.
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