MICROTRONIX Access 1000 - TCP to X.25 Connection Mapping and Address Translation; Asynchronous X.28;Serial Features; Synchronous HDLC Features

Microtronix Access User Guide
 calling X.121 address
 PID or user data
Matched connections are routed to a TCP outbound connection with:
 destination IP address and TCP port number
 via specific local IP interface option
 via specific local TCP port number option
 using specified encapsulation or conversion method
16.2.4 TCP to X.25 Connection Mapping and Address Translation
Incoming TCP/IP connections are scanned for a match from any or all of:
 TCP port number (mandatory listener)
 local IP interface (or VLAN)
 remote IP address
 remote TCP port number
Matched connections are routed to an X.25 outbound connection with any or all of:
 X.25 interface selection (WAN port or XOT)
 destination (called) X.121 address
 source (calling) X.121 address
 PID and userdata
 X.25 and/or DTE facilities
 Using specified encapsulation or conversion method
16.2.5 Asynchronous X.28/Serial Features
 baud rate (300 – 115200 bps)
 data bits (5 – 8)
 parity (odd, even, none)
 stop bits (1, 2)
 flow control (none, soft-XON/XOFF, modem-RTS/CTS)
 TCP port connection
16.2.6 Synchronous HDLC Features
 software configurable interface types: RS232/V.24, RS530, X.21, V.35, RS449/V.36
 Internal and external clock sources
 clock rates (1200 bps – 10 Mbps)
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