Quatech DP500 Configuring Serial Port 2 as TCP Client, Configure Serial Port 2 as TCP Client

AirborneDirect™ Users Guide		Quatech, Inc.
	Step	Description
	Feature Link	The wireless interface and security must be
	Select Serial Port 1 Settings	configured before configuring the Ethernet
		settings.
		Displays a page showing the serial port
		configuration, setting the default mode of
		operation for the serial interface is done in
		this page.
	Select Serial CLI Default Mode	Select Pass from the drop down menu.
	Press Commit [Button]	Saves changes to the device.
	Optional	Reloads the Serial Port 1 Settings page.
	Press Reload [Button]	Select this is you have further configuration
		options to change.
	Optional	Restarts the device. After the device as
	Press Restart [Button]	rebooted it will attempt to authenticate to
		the configured network. As long as the
		network is in range the wireless interface will
		connect.
		Once authenticated to the network it the
		device will attempt to make a TCP
		connection with primary target server, using
		the configured port number.

20.5Configuring Serial Port 2 as TCP Client

In this mode the device will attempt to initiate a TCP connection to a network based server and establish a data tunnel with Serial Port 2 on a successful network connection.

Table 41 - Configure Serial Port 2 as TCP Client

Step	Description
Navigation Bar	You will see a group of fields under the
Select Configuration	banner of WLAN Parameters.
Feature Link	The wireless interface and security must be
Select Connection Settings	configured before configuring the Ethernet
	settings.
	A page showing the configuration options for
	TCP/IP and UDP connections to the device.
	Configuration of Telnet, HTTP and SSH ports
	is possible through this page.
Select TCP Port – Serial Port 2	Enter the port on which the target server is
	listening for TCP connections.
Select TCP Timeout – Serial Port 2	Enter the inactivity timeout in seconds, after
	which the device will close the open data
	tunnel on Serial Port 1.
	The default 0 disables the timeout.
Select TCP Retry Time – Serial Port 2	Enter the period (in seconds) the device
	should use to retry establishing the TCP
	connection to the target server.

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