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General| Product Type | I/O System |
|---|---|
| Product Name | tGW-725i |
| Manufacturer | ICP DAS USA |
| Category | I/O Systems |
| Communication Protocols | Modbus TCP, Modbus RTU |
| Input Voltage | 12 to 30 VDC |
| Operating Temperature | -25 ~ +75 °C |
| Serial Ports | 2 |
Lists the capabilities and specifications of the tGW-700/GW-2200 series modules.
Outlines typical application areas such as factory and building automation.
Discusses the prevalence and benefits of Ethernet in industrial control networks.
Explains how web server technology simplifies the configuration of the module.
Tabular overview of technical specifications for various tGW/GW models.
Illustrates the physical layout and components of the tGW-700 and tGW-700-T series.
Provides diagrams showing the physical dimensions of tGW-700/GW-2200 modules in millimeters.
Details the pin configurations for the COM ports of tGW-712/712i and tGW-722/722i.
Explains the wiring procedures for RS-232, RS-422, and RS-485 serial interfaces.
Guides users on connecting the module and PC for initial setup.
Details how to configure network settings using the eSearch Utility and IP address.
Explains how to connect Modbus devices to the tGW-700/GW-2200 module.
Guides users on configuring serial port settings via the web interface.
Describes the self-test procedure to verify the module's correct operation.
Guides users on connecting the module and PC for initial setup with IPv6.
Details how to configure network settings using the eSearch Utility for IPv6.
Explains how to connect Modbus devices to the tGW-700/GW-2200 module for IPv6.
Guides users on configuring serial port settings via the web interface for IPv6.
Describes the self-test procedure to verify the module's correct operation in IPv6.
Provides steps to access the module's web server interface.
Describes the information presented on the module's main web server page.
Details how to configure network settings like IP address and general parameters.
Covers static and dynamic IP configuration for the module.
Explains various general configuration options like Ethernet speed and timeouts.
Details Modbus-specific configurations for the gateway.
Outlines the procedure to reset the module to its factory default settings.
Guides users on how to update the module's firmware via Ethernet.
Introduces the settings available for configuring serial ports.
Details specific configuration parameters for serial Port 1.
Explains how to configure pair-connection settings for master/slave modes.
Describes how to configure IP filtering to restrict access to the module.
Shows how to view the current connection status and serial port activity.
Details how to change the module's login password.
Explains the role of the module as a Modbus TCP/UDP to RTU/ASCII gateway.
Discusses the use of Modbus Net ID for accessing slave devices via the gateway.
Illustrates how to set up serial-bridge or serial-tunnel applications.
Explains how the module acts as a TCP client to connect to Modbus TCP slave devices.
Explains the structure of Modbus/TCP and RTU messages.
Explains Modbus exception codes returned by slave devices.
Provides step-by-step instructions for resetting the web password to factory defaults.
Explains the ARP protocol used for mapping IP to MAC addresses.
Defines the Ethernet standard and its role in networking.
Defines IP addresses and their format in network communication.
Explains the function of a subnet mask in network addressing.
