Parameter (Transparent Udp Mode) - IpCAS ipEther Handbuch

4.3 Parameter (Transparent UDP Mode)

Function
Control Port
Data Port
Command
"open"
"openex"
"open password"
"openex password"
"close"
"mode"
"mode 9600,8,n,1"
"tc57"
"tc57 no"
"tc57 1.1"
"tc57 1.2, fl"
"tc57 2, fl,hl"
"tc57 3, fl,hl"
"rxdtimeout"
"rxdtimeout 100"
"chartimeout"
"chartimeout 100"
"nomodemsignals 1"
Mode: Baudrate,DataBits,Parity,StopBits
Baudrate: 2400, 4800, 9600, 19200, 38400, 57600, 115200
DataBits: 7, 8
Parity: n, e, o, 1, 0
StopBits: 0, 1, 2
TC57: Mode to Format, Length of the Fixed Frame, Length of Header
Die Frame-Formate FT 1.2, FT 2 und FT 3 haben einen Frame mit fester Länge.
Der Frame mit der variablen Länge für FT 2 und FT 3 hat einen Header mit
fester Länge. Der enthält „Start Charakter", „Länge", „Benutzerdaten" und
„Kontrollsumme".
Der Benutzer muss das gewünschte Format auswählen und die Werte eingeben
für „Fixed frame length" und „Header length".
Mode: Frame-Format
Fl: Length of the Fixed Frame - Bereich 2 ... 255 bytes
Hl: Length of Header
Siehe IEC 60870-5-1 IEC 60870-5-2
Änderungen vorbehalten
ipcas GmbH
UDP-Port
3497
3498
Answer
"ok" or "error"
"ok" or "error"
"ok" or "error"
"ok" or "error"
"ok" or "error"
"mode 9600,8,n,1"
"ok" or "error"
"tc57 mode,fl,hl
" ok" or "error"
"ok" or "error"
"ok" or "error"
"ok" or "error"
"ok" or "error"
"rxdtimeout 100 "
"ok" or "error"
"chartimeout 100"
"ok" or "error"
"ok" or "error"
(= None, Even, Odd, Mark, Space)
- 1.1, 1.2, 2, 3
- Bereich 2 ... 14 bytes
ipEther232 V11.1
ipEther232
Version 11
Description
Opens the Connection or keep it alive
Opens the Connection exclusively or
keep it alive
Like "open" but with Password
Like "openex" but with Password
Closes the Connection
Get the current UART Mode
Sets the UART Mode
Get the current TC57 Mode. See
ipEther-Docu
Disables the TC57
Sets the TC57 Mode to Format 1.1
Sets the TC57 Mode to Format 1.2
Sets the TC57 Mode to Format 2
Sets the TC57 Mode to Format 3
Get the current RXD-Timeout. See
ipEther-Docu
Sets the RXDTimeout.
Get the current Character Distance.
See ipEther-Docu
Sets the Character Distance.
1=Ignores the Modemsignals, 0=Uses
the Modem
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