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IP Payload
Configuration (1/2/3)
• Status—Enables or disables the IP Payload port.
• Mode—The operating mode for the IP port may be set to UDP
Socket
, TCP Client Socket, TCP Server Socket, or TCP Server/Client
Socket
to match the service in which it will operate.
• Talk on/Listen to—Any combination of the three Virtual Radio
Channels may be entered in these menu fields. For more informa-
tion on how VRC settings are used, refer to the SD Serial/Telnet
Management Supplement, Part No. 05-6193A01 more informa-
tion.
• Local Radio IP Port—Used to specify a port number for the RJ-45
modular connector on the radio’s front panel. As a general rule,
port numbers below 2000 should be avoided, as some are
reserved for special applications in data networks.
• Destination IP Address—Specifies the IP address associated with
the device connected through the RJ-45 modular connector on the
radio’s front panel (typically a PC). Any valid IP address may be
entered.
• Destination IP Port—Used to specify a port number for the RJ-45
modular connector on the connected device (typically a PC). Port
numbers below 2000 should be avoided, as some are reserved for
special applications in data networks.
•
TCP Keepalive—Specifies the number of seconds that the TCP
socket is active after the receipt of data.
NOTE: IP Payload selections vary depending on the mode selected.
Multihost Settings
(
Use only if operating
in Packet mode
without
MAC)
The Multihost settings screen is typically used only when Packet
w/MAC mode is not selected. It provides an alternative way of running
multiple host applications at the master unit, which may be operating on
different computers. Multihost operation is described in more detail in
the SD Serial/Telnet Management Supplement, Part No. 05-6193A01
more information.
Packet with MAC operation replaces multihost operation, and is the rec-
ommended method for passing multiple data streams. See “Device Set-
tings” on Page 41 for instructions on setting the Radio Mode to Packet
with MAC.
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