4.6.5.49 <IOIP {OPTION} [IF]> Command
The IOIP command configures Input/Output (IO) signal transmission over IP-based networks
running over DSL, Ethernet or E1 channels.
<IOIP INSENSITIVITY [TIME]> Command
This command defines the sensitivity of an Input signal in milliseconds. Signal shorter than
INSENSITIVITY value will not be detected. Allowed settings are 100 ... 10000 ms.
<IOIP [UA/NUA/OFF] [NO/NC] [IF]> Command
This command specifies operation mode of selected Input or Output interface.
UA/NUA Specifies that IN-x interface triggers ether Major (Urgent) or Minor (Non
urgent) alarm of the unit or the OUT-x that should be triggered by Major
(UA) or Minor (NUA) alarms.
OFF Shut down interface IN-x or OUT-x
NO Specifies that interface IN-x is normally opened (NO) or normally
closed (NC). In NO state the current absence means no Alarm
generation. Alarm will be generated if the current will be present on
wire. NC defines the opposite state.
IF Interface: IN-1 ... IN-8 or OUT-1 ... OUT-8
<IOIP [CLIENT/SERVER/UDP] [IF]> Command
This command specifies operation mode of selected Input or Output interface.
CLIENT Specifies TCP Client mode for interface IN-x.
SERVER Specifies TCP Server mode for interface OUT-x.
UDP Specifies UDP mode for interfaces IN-x or OUT-x.
IF Interface: IN-1 ... IN-8 or OUT-1 ... OUT-8
<IOIP LOCAL [PORT] [IF]> Command
This command sets local IP port for an IF interface, an IF interfaces listens on.
PORT Port can be in range from 1024 to 65535 and shouldn't be used by
other services.
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