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Ethernet To Serial Device User Manual

This document summarizes the features and setup of an Ethernet to serial device. The device can be configured via a web browser interface and supports TCP server, TCP client, and UDP modes to connect with host devices over Ethernet. It also supports virtual COM port creation on the host to enable serial communication over the network. Proper network and serial port configuration is required between the device and host for effective data transmission and control.

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Ethernet To Serial Device User Manual

This document summarizes the features and setup of an Ethernet to serial device. The device can be configured via a web browser interface and supports TCP server, TCP client, and UDP modes to connect with host devices over Ethernet. It also supports virtual COM port creation on the host to enable serial communication over the network. Proper network and serial port configuration is required between the device and host for effective data transmission and control.

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Ethernet to serial device

Device user manual


Feature

Support Auto-MDI/MDIX
Support TCP Server、TCP Client、UDP
Support Web Browser Settings
Baud-rate Support 300bps~230400bps
Support Reload function
Support Modbus RTU

Default Settings
ID admin
PW system
IP address 192.168.2.1
Load default: power down, press and hold load default button,
then power on ,and hold the button up 10 seconds and release it

Please note: The IP network segment of host pc network card need setting
as same with device
Device applications
Pair RS232/RS485
Host mode device
mode
Uart cable
Host PC Device A
Mode：TCP Server
Local port：23
Remote Server IP: No need
Network
Baudrate：as same with B
cable
Network
cable
Device B
Mode：TCP Client
Local port：23
Uart cable Remote Server IP: host IP
Baudrate：as same with A

RS232/RS485 Uart cable


device
RS232/RS485
Such as: PLC, sensor, access controller, device
balance, cart reader, etc…
VCOM(virtual serial port)
The Device support VCOM mode, you can install VCOM tool to add VCOM port

Please note:
1. The IP network segment of host pc network
card need set as same with device
2. The device need to be set to server mode!
VCOM(virtual serial port)
After add VCOM success
Change settings
The device support Web Browser Settings
Open web Browser, key in and enter：192.168.2.1，ID：admin, PW：system
Change baudrate

Click UART of left menus


Change TCP mode
Click TCP Mode of left menus
Sever mode： ignored
Client mode：need set host IP address
Port number: same with host

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