Serial Line Interface Protocol (SLIP)
This menu item is only applicable if the serial port has an operating mode of SLIP.
The SLIP operating mode provides IP packet encapsulation over RS-232 serial interface as per the SLIP
protocol RFC 1055.
A SLIP serial interface contains the IP address of the serially connected RTU as per the RTU/PLC SLIP
protocol. The SLIP interfaces on the remote radios can be part of the bridge network and can coexist and
operate with a mix of Ethernet interfaces, serial SLIP and terminal server interfaces.
As the RTU/PLC serial SLIP interface doesn't support MAC addresses, a remote or repeater radio SLIP
interface uses a proxy ARP function that returns its own MAC address for ARP requests based on the IP
address of the RTU/PLC SLIP interface.
Serial Device IP Address
This parameter sets the IP address of the RTU connected on the configured serial port.
Baud Rate (bit/s)
This parameter sets the baud rate to 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600, 19200, 38400, 57600 or 115200 bit/s. The
default setting is 115200 bit/s. The minimum supported baud rate is 1200 bit/s as SLIP will not work on baud
rates below 1200.
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