Moxa Technologies 5400 Series user manual

NPort 5400 Series User’s Manual					Initial IP Address Configuration
	Main Menu
		Server	Serial number				D
		setting	Server name				C
			Firmware ver				D
			Model name				D
		Network	Ethernet status				D
		setting	MAC address				D
			IP config				C
			IP address				C
			Netmask				C
			Gateway				C
			DNS server 1				C
			DNS server 2				C
		Serial set	Select port				C
			Baud rate				C
			Data bit				C
			Stop bit				C
			Parity				C
			Flow control				C
			Tx/Rx fifo				C
			Interface				C
			Tx/Rx bytes				D
			Line status				D
		Op Mode set	Select port				C
			Select mode				C
			[mode]
			Real COM	TCP server	TCP client	UDP svr/cli
			Alive timeout	Alive timeout	Alive timeout	Delimiter 1	C
			Max connection	Inact. time	Inact. time	Delimiter 2	C
			Delimiter 1	Max connection	Delimiter 1	Force Tx	C
			Delimiter 2	Delimiter 1	Delimiter 2	Dest IP start-1	C
			Force Tx	Delimiter 2	Force Tx	Dest IP end-1	C
				Force Tx	Dest IP-1	Dest port-1	C
				Local TCP port	TCP port-1	Dest IP start-2	C
				Command port	Dest IP-2	Dest IP end-2	C
					TCP port-2	Dest port-2	C
					Dest IP-3	Dest IP start-3	C
					TCP port-3	Dest IP end-3	C
					Dest IP-4	Dest port-3	C
					TCP port-4	Dest IP start-4	C
					TCP connect	Dest IP end-4	C
						Dest port-4	C
						Local port	C
		Console	Web console				C
			Telnet console				C
		Ping					C
		Save/Restart					C

The part of the LCM operation that still requires some explanation is how to edit the configurable options. In fact, you will only encounter two types of configurable options.

The first type involves entering numbers, such as IP addresses, Netmasks, etc. In this case, you change the number one digit at a time. The up cursor (U) is used to decrease the highlighted digit, the down cursor (V) is used to increase the highlighted digit, and the SEL button is used to move to the next digit. When the last digit has been changed, pressing SEL simply enters the number into the NPort Server Lite’s memory.

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