NPort 1200/1240 User’s Manual

Driver Installation

Windows 2000/XP

The figures shown here were created under Windows 2000. The procedure for Windows XP is essentially the same.

Click on the Port Settings tab to change the Bits per second (data transmission speed), Data bits, Parity, Stop bits, and Flow control.

Click on Advanced… to open the Advanced Port Settings to modify FIFO buffer settings. You may also select a new COM port number using the drop-down list located next to COM Port Number.

NOTE

Under Windows 2000/XP, you can select a new COM Port Number on the Advanced Settings for

 

COMx window.

 

 

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Moxa Technologies 1240, 1220 user manual Windows 2000/XP

1240, 1220 specifications

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The Moxa EDS-1220 is a 10/100 Mbps, unmanaged Ethernet switch featuring 8 Ethernet ports. Its compact design enables easy integration into existing networks without requiring extensive modifications. This switch is particularly valued in scenarios where space is limited, yet performance cannot be compromised. On the other hand, the EDS-1240 expands on this, boasting 24 ports which can accommodate larger infrastructures that demand higher levels of data transfer.

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The EDS-1220 and EDS-1240 also feature LED indicators for power, port status, and link activity, providing easy monitoring of network conditions. Their installation process is user-friendly, with simple plug-and-play capabilities that reduce deployment time and complexity.

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