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3.4.6Saving the Configuration 31............................................
3.5HowMapping Works:TCP/IPtoModbusPlus32.........................
3.5.1Destination Indexes1... 249:Mapped Routing 32........................
3.5.2Destination Indexes0 and 254:DynamicMessage Routing 33.............
3.5.3Destination Index255:Bridge InternalCommand 33......................
3.5.4Reserved Destination Indexes33........................................
3.6Setting the Mapping:TCP/IPtoModbusPlus34..........................
3.6.1MB+Mapping TableLayoutand DefaultEntries34........................
3.6.2EntryExample:MB+Mapping Table 35..................................
3.6.3Saving the Mapping 35.................................................
3.7HowMapping Works:ModbusPlustoTCP/IP36.........................
3.8Setting the Mapping:ModbusPlustoTCP/IP38..........................
3.8.1TCPMapping TableLayoutand DefaultEntries38........................
3.8.2EntryExample:TCPMapping Table 39..................................
3.8.3Saving the Mapping 39.................................................
3.9DynamicRouting ofMessages40.......................................
3.9.1Setting Upthe Bridge forDynamicRouting 40............................
3.9.2Using DynamicRouting 41.............................................
3.10 Clearing the Bridge’sConfiguration 42...................................
Using theBridgeSoftware 43.............................4.1Bridge SoftwareContents:SW--MBPE--000 44...........................
4.1.1Bridge SoftwareDisk (31000020)44.....................................
4.1.2HostSoftwareDisk (31000017)44......................................
4.2Using the SoftwareinCustomConfigurations45..........................
4.2.1MinimumRequirementsforCustomBridge Configurations45...............
4.2.2Setting UpaCustomBridge Configuration 45.............................
Uploading and Downloading Files 47.....................5.1Configuring an HTTP Server48.........................................
5.1.1Configuration Example 48..............................................
5.2Uploading FilestoaHost50............................................
5.2.1Upload Overview50...................................................
5.2.2Initiating an Upload 50.................................................
5.2.3Upload Example 51....................................................
5.3Downloading Filestothe Bridge 52......................................
5.3.1Download Overview52.................................................
5.3.2InitiatingaDownload 52................................................
5.3.3Download Example 53.................................................