ProSoft Technology RLXIB-IHA-A - Manual (Page 58)

Radio Configuration / Diagnostic Utility RLXIB-IHA ♦ 802.11a
User Manual RadioLinx® 802.11a Industrial Hotspot
Page 58 of 123 ProSoft Technology, Inc.
July 25, 2013
Field Description
Single IP Address Enter the IP Address or URL of the radio that should receive
encapsulated serial protocol packets.
Range of IP Addresses Enter up to 4 IP Address ranges for radios that should receive
encapsulated serial protocol packets.
Remote Port Number Enter the remote UDP port number to use for encapsulated serial data
transmission.
Local Port Number Enter the local UDP port number to use for encapsulated serial data
transmission.
Delineation Method None: All data received between packet delineation events is sent to
the remote node in a single network frame.
Time Gap: The minimum time gap between characters that is to be
interpreted as a delineator for a packet. Configure this value in the
EOL Time Gap field.
Character: The particular character sequence in the stream of
characters that indicates the delineator for the packet. Configure this
value in the EOL Delineator field.
EOL Delineator This field is available when the selected Delineation Method is
Character. Choose the type of delineator to use from the dropdown
list:
Available delineation types are:
Type Decimal Hex Description
Use Text Any string of characters
CR 13 0D Carriage Return
ESC 27 1B Escape
LF 10 0A Line Feed (New Line / nl)
Null 00 00 Null
Spacebar 32 20 Space
Tab 09 09 Horizontal Tab
EOL Time Gap This field is available when the selected Delineation Method is Time
Gap; This value configures the length of time in milliseconds that must
elapse after a character is received (from the local attached device)
before that character marks the end of a packet.
NOTE: the smallest value this field can be set to will be limited by the
device and is platform dependent.
Packet Rate (milliseconds) This parameter sets the minimum time gap that will be interpreted as
an inter-packet space. When detected the characters received up to
that point will constitute a single packet and will be sent to the remote
node. Units: microseconds. Values: 1,000 to 500,000.
Baud Rate Select the baud rate from the dropdown list. The baud rate on the
radio must match the baud rate on the connected serial device.
Data Bits Select the number of data bits (5, 6, 7 or 8) from the dropdown list.
The data bits on the radio must match the data bits on the connected
serial device.
Parity Select the parity (None, Even, Odd, 1 or 0) from the dropdown list. The
parity on the radio must match the parity on the connected serial
device.