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Brand | ICP DAS USA |
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Model | tGW-715 |
Category | I/O Systems |
Language | English |
Lists the key features and capabilities of the tGW-700/GW-2200 series modules.
Outlines common applications for the gateway in industrial automation and control.
Explains the role and benefits of Ethernet in industrial networking.
Details how the built-in web server simplifies device configuration and management.
Provides comprehensive technical specifications for all supported tGW and GW-2200 series modules.
Illustrates the physical appearance and layout of the tGW-700, tGW-700-T, and GW-2200 series modules.
Details the terminal pin assignments for various COM ports across the tGW and GW-2200 series modules.
Provides essential wiring diagrams and notes for RS-232, RS-422, and RS-485 interfaces.
Explains the function and operation of the module's operating mode switch.
Describes the system and serial port LED indicators and their meanings.
Discusses the number of serial COM ports and refers to pin assignments for details.
Illustrates the procedure for mounting the modules onto a DIN-Rail or wall.
Guides users on connecting the module to power and a host computer for IPv4 configuration.
Explains how to configure network settings using the eSearch Utility for IPv4.
Details how to connect Modbus devices to the gateway, including wiring and power.
Describes how to configure serial port settings via the web interface for IPv4.
Outlines the self-test procedure to confirm the module is operating correctly under IPv4.
Guides users on connecting the module to power and a host computer for IPv6 configuration.
Explains how to configure network settings using the eSearch Utility for IPv6.
Details how to connect Modbus devices to the gateway, including wiring and power.
Describes how to configure serial port settings via the web interface for IPv6.
Outlines the self-test procedure to confirm the module is operating correctly under IPv6.
Provides steps to access and log in to the tGW-700/GW-2200 web server.
Configures network settings (IP, general, Modbus) and serial port settings (Port1, Pair-Connection).
Explains IP address types, static/DHCP, and IPv6 address configuration options.
Manages IP filtering, monitors status, changes password, and logs out of the web interface.
Explains the gateway's role in converting Modbus TCP/UDP to RTU/ASCII communication.
Describes how to use Modbus Net ID for accessing slave devices via the gateway.
Illustrates setting up serial-to-serial communication over Ethernet using pair-connection.
Details how the gateway operates as a TCP client to connect to Modbus TCP slave devices.
Explains the structure of Modbus/TCP and RTU messages, including headers and data fields.
Lists and explains Modbus exception codes that may be returned by the gateway or slave devices.
Defines ARP as a protocol for mapping IP addresses to physical MAC addresses.
Explains the client-server paradigm in network communication.
Defines Ethernet, Firmware, Gateway, ICMP, Internet, IP, MAC, Packet, Ping, RARP, Socket, Subnet Mask, TCP, TCP/IP, UDP.