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General| Model | tGw-735 |
|---|---|
| Category | Control Unit |
| Manufacturer | ICP DAS USA |
| Ethernet | 10/100 Base-TX |
| Serial Ports | 1 |
| Operating Temperature | -25 ~ +75 °C |
| Ethernet Ports | 1 |
| Storage Temperature | -30 ~ +80 °C |
| Power Input | 10 ~ 30 VDC |
| Protocols | Modbus TCP, Modbus RTU |
| Power Supply | DC 10~30V |
| Operating Voltage | DC 10 ~ 30V |
| Humidity | 10 ~ 90% RH, non-condensing |
Links to download manuals for tGW-700, tGW-700-T, and GW-2200 series.
Provides links to download firmware updates for the gateway modules.
Links to download necessary software utilities for the gateways.
Lists key capabilities and specifications of the gateway modules.
Outlines common use cases and industries for the gateway.
Explains the role and benefits of Ethernet in industrial communication.
Describes the web-based interface for device configuration and management.
Details technical specifications like CPU, Ethernet, PoE, COM ports, and environment.
Illustrates the physical layout and components of the tGW-700 and GW-2200 series.
Provides detailed physical measurements for various module models.
Maps terminal numbers to specific signal assignments for different serial ports.
Offers guidance on correctly connecting serial communication interfaces.
Covers initial setup steps for power and network connection.
Guides users through setting up IP addresses, subnet masks, and gateways.
Explains how to connect serial Modbus devices to the gateway.
Details the process of setting up serial port parameters via the web interface.
Describes a procedure to verify the correct operation of the gateway.
Covers initial setup steps for power and network connection using IPv6.
Guides users through setting up IPv6 network configurations.
Explains how to connect serial Modbus devices for IPv6 configurations.
Details setting up serial port parameters via the web interface for IPv6.
Describes a procedure to verify the correct operation using IPv6.
Provides steps to access and log into the device's web interface.
Describes the main dashboard displaying hardware and software information.
Covers network settings like IP address, subnet mask, and gateway configuration.
Explains static and dynamic IP configuration options for IPv4 and IPv6.
Details parameters like Ethernet speed, HTTP port, alias, and timeouts.
Configures Modbus-specific parameters like exceptions and timeouts.
Outlines the process to reset all device settings to their original factory defaults.
Explains how to update the device firmware remotely via Ethernet.
Manages serial port settings such as baud rate, data format, and protocol.
Configures specific parameters for the serial port, including interface and Modbus settings.
Sets up parameters for master/slave or client/server communication modes.
Allows configuration of an IP filter list to restrict access to the device.
Displays the current status and statistics of serial port connections.
Enables changing the login password for the web interface.
Describes the process of logging out from the web interface.
Illustrates the use of the module as a gateway between Modbus TCP and RTU/ASCII.
Explains how to use Net IDs for accessing slave devices via the gateway.
Demonstrates creating serial-to-serial connections over Ethernet.
Shows how the device acts as a TCP client to connect to Modbus TCP slave devices.
Details the byte-level structure of Modbus TCP and RTU messages.
Lists and explains Modbus exception codes that may be returned by the device.
Provides step-by-step instructions to reset the web password to factory defaults.
Defines the Address Resolution Protocol and its function in network communication.
Explains the client-server paradigm in network applications.
Provides a definition of the Ethernet networking technology.
Defines firmware and its role in device operation and updates.
Explains the function of gateways in interconnecting networks.
