B&B Electronics ESP901 - Default Mode; Console Mode; Upgrade Mode; RS-232 Mode

Making Hardware Connections
Manual Documentation Number: ESP901-902_5012m Chapter 2 13
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Default Mode
When Default Mode is selected and the server properties are Updated
(Saved) all the configuration settings return to their default values.
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Refer to Chapter 5 for details on Serial Server Configuration settings.
See Chapter 12 for Serial Server default parameters.
Console Mode
In Console Mode the Configuration Menu can be accessed from a PC
by connecting its RS-232 serial port to the ESP901 serial port or
ESP902 Serial Port 1. Since the computer is a DTE device, and the
serial ports are configured as DTEs (with DB-9M connectors), a null
modem crossover cable must be used.
In Console Mode the default serial port settings are: 9600 baud, 8 data
bits, No parity, and 1 stop bit. From Windows, HyperTerminal with
VT100 terminal emulation can be used for Console Mode
configuration.
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Refer to Chapter 9 for details on Console Mode
Upgrade Mode
In Upgrade Mode firmware can be uploaded from a PC via its serial
port to the ESP901 serial port or ESP902 Serial Port 1. Upgrading also
can be accomplished via the network connection, using the ESP
Manager software and a virtual COM port.
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Refer to Chapter 8 for details on Upgrade Mode
RS-232 Mode
In RS-232 Mode the currently selected serial port is configured as an
RS-232 interface supporting eight RS-232 signal lines plus Signal
Ground and is configured as a DTE, like a computer. Signals are single
ended and referenced to Ground. To use handshaking, Flow Control
must be set to RTS/CTS during Configuration.
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Refer to Appendix A for RS-232 connection pin-outs.