Calibration Serinus 51 User manual 1.0
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5
Communications
The Serinus analyzer has four methods of communication. Each communication
method is used in specific situations for data download, instrument control or both.
The Serinus can perform communication through 4 different paths (RS232, USB, 25
pin Digital/Analog input/output or TCP/IP network (optional). The Serinus also
includes a windows application, the Serinus Communicator, that allows data
download and remote activation from a PC.
Figure 11 Communication ports
5.1 RS232 Communication
RS232 #1
This port is designed to be used with a Termination Panel allowing the Serinus
instrument to work as a data logger. This function is an optional extra and
must be purchased from Ecotech.
RS232 #2
RS232 communication is the most reliable way to access data from
instrument. RS232 port #2 should be connected to a computer, datalogger or in
a daisy chain configuration (multiple analyzers connected via the same RS232
cable).
Uses the following protocols
EC9800 protocol (Appendix B)
Bavarian protocol (Appenidx C)
Advanced (Appendix D)
5.2 USB Communication
USB
This port is ideal for downloading data quickly via a laptop and for onsite
diagnostics and maintenance.
5.3 TCP/IP Network Communication
TCP/IP (optional)
This port is best used for remote access and real-time access to instruments
when a network is available to connect with.
Installation
1. If Device Installer is not installed on your PC, download it from
http://www.lantronix.com/device-networking/utilities-tools/device-installer.html
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