cate with the wired infrastructure, it will be necessary to change the default address to one which is on the same subnet as the wired stations so that IP packets are routed correctly. You can override the default address using the IP Address option in the configuration menu. This parameter will not change unit the Serial Adapter is reset.
Subnet Mask indicates the mask that will be used to determine on which network the RangeLAN2 Serial Adapter is located.
Local Port Number signifies the port number on which the unit will receive packets from another Serial Adapter. The default port number is 5000. Do not change this parameter unless you experience a port number conflict in your application.
Remote Port Number signifies the port number on which the unit will send packets to another Serial Adapter. The default port number is 5000. Do not change this parameter unless you experience a port number conflict in your application.
If a packet is destined for an IP host or node that belongs to a different IP subnet, the RangeLAN2 Serial Adapter will send IP packets to the Default Gateway Address (usually a router) for the packets to be routed to the proper destination. This param- eter will not change until the Serial Adapter is reset.
Note:
If a pair of Serial Adapters are communicating with one another across a router, you must manually assign each unit a valid IP address within its subnet and set the Default Gateway Address and appropriate Destination Address. You may not use the Pairing Domain feature to assign Destination Addresses in this scenario.
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