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OnCell G3100 Series Software Installation/Configuration

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Table of Contents3
Introduction7
Overview8
Package Checklist8
Product Features9
Product Specifications9
Doc (Declaration of Conformity)11
Federal Communication Commission Interference Statement11
Oncell G3100 Series Supporting Information11
FCC Radiation Exposure Statement12
Getting Started13
Panel Layout14
Connecting the Hardware15
Wiring Requirements16
SIM Card Installation16
Connecting the Power17
Connecting the I/O Port17
Connecting to the Network18
Connecting to a Serial Device18
Connecting to the Ethernet Device18
Adjustable Pull High/Low Resistors for the RS-485 Port (for RS-232/422/485 Models)18
LED Indicators20
Reset Button21
Initial IP Address Configuration22
Static and Dynamic IP Addresses23
Factory Default IP Address23
Configuration Options23
Oncell Search Utility23
Web Console23
Arp23
Telnet Console24
Serial Console28
Introducing Serial Port Operation Modes30
Overview31
Device Control Applications31
Real COM and Secure Real COM Modes31
Types of Real COM Connection32
Reverse Real COM and Secure Reverse Real COM Modes33
Types of Reverse Real COM Connection33
RFC 2217 Mode34
Socket Applications34
TCP Server and Secure TCP Server Modes34
Types of TCP Server Connection35
TCP Client and Secure TCP Client Modes36
Types of TCP Client Connection36
UDP Mode37
Types of UDP Connection37
Ethernet Modem Mode38
SMS Tunnel Mode38
Disabled Mode38
Introducing Oncell Central Manager and Ethernet Operation Modes39
Oncell Central Management Software40
Oncell Central Serial Device Connection40
Oncell Central Ethernet Device Connection41
Cellular-Enabling Ethernet Device41
Virtual Modem Mode42
Using the Web Console43
Using Your Web Browser44
Browser Cookie Settings44
Trusted Site Settings45
Opening the Web Console46
Web Console Navigation47
Basic Settings48
Server Settings48
Time Settings48
Network Settings49
Basic Network Settings49
DNS Settings51
Advanced Network Settings51
Auto IP Report Settings52
Guaranlink Settings53
Overview53
Background53
Common Settings53
Guaranlink Check Settings54
Cellular Network Settings55
GSM GPRS Settings (for Oncell G3110 and G3150)56
Cellular Setting (Oncell G3110-HSPA and Oncell G3150-HSPA)56
GSM or GSM (CSD) Operation Mode57
GPRS or GPRS/EDGE/UMTS/HSPA Operation Mode58
SMS Operation Mode59
Virtual Modem Operation Mode60
Configuring Serial Port Operation Modes61
Port Setting Basics62
Device Control Applications62
Real COM Mode62
Reverse Real COM Mode65
RFC2217 Mode67
Socket Applications69
TCP Server Mode69
TCP Client Mode71
UDP Mode74
Ethernet Modem Mode75
SMS Tunnel Mode78
Disabled Mode80
Configuring the Cellular-Enabling Ethernet Device81
Host to Oncell Via Cellular82
Oncell to Host Via Cellular83
Configuring Virtual Modem Mode84
Oncell G3100 Web Settings85
Installing Windows Driver Manager85
Using Windows Driver Manager88
Using Pcomm for Data Transmission89
CSD Via at Command90
SMS Via at Command91
GPRS Via at Command92
GPRS Via Windows Dial-Up Network92
Understanding and Configuring a VPN102
What Are Vpns103
Oncell VPN Specifications103
Oncell VPN Web Console Settings104
Manual Key/Esp104
Configuration104
Remote Network104
Local Network105
Incoming Security Settings105
Outgoing Security Settings105
Isakmp/Psk106
Configuration106
Remote Network106
ISAKMP (Key Management)107
Local Identity107
ISAKMP Phase 1107
ISAKMP Phase 2107
Advanced Settings107
VPN System Log Events and Error Codes108
Additional Serial Port Settings109
Port Communication Parameters110
Serial Parameters110
Port Data Buffering/Log111
Port Cipher Settings111
System Management Settings112
Misc. Network Settings113
Accessible IP List113
SNMP Agent Settings114
Ddns115
Host Table115
System Log Settings116
Virtual Server Settings117
Auto Warning Settings118
Event Settings118
Serial Event Settings119
E-Mail Alert120
SNMP Trap120
SMS Alert121
Customized SMS121
Remote Management122
Remote SMS Control122
Manual SMS123
Remote Caller ID123
Maintenance124
Console Settings124
Ping124
Firmware Upgrade125
Configuration Import/Export125
Load Factory Defaults126
Change Password126
Certificate127
Ethernet SSL Certificate Import127
Certificate/Key Delete127
System Monitoring127
Serial to Network Connections127
Serial Port Status128
Serial Port Error Count128
Serial Port Settings128
Cipher Usage Status128
System Status129
Serial Data Log129
System Log129
Dout State130
DIN and Power Status130
Network Status131
Network Connections131
Network Statistics131
Routing131
DHCP Client List132
Internet Sessions List132
Save Configuration133
Restart133
Restart System133
Restart Ports133
Software Installation/Configuration134
Overview135
Windows Driver Manager135
Installing Windows Driver Manager135
Using Windows Driver Manager138
Oncell Search Utility146
Installing Oncell Search Utility146
Configuring Oncell Search Utility148
Moxa Oncell Linux Real TTY Driver151
Basic Procedure151
Hardware Setup152
Installing Linux Real TTY Driver Files152
Mapping TTY Ports152
Removing Mapped TTY Ports153
Removing Linux Driver Files153
Moxa Oncell UNIX Fixed TTY Driver153
Installing the UNIX Driver153
Configuring the UNIX Driver154
Pinouts and Cable Wiring156
Port Pinout Diagrams157
RS-232 (Male DB9) Pinouts157
4W/2W RS-485/RS-422 (Terminal Block) Pinouts157
Power Input and Relay Output Pinouts157
Cable Wiring Diagrams158
Serial Cables158
Pin Assignments for DB9 and DB25 Connectors159
Rfc2217160
Dynamic Domain Name Server161
Overview161
Configuration162
Well-Known Port Numbers163
Auto IP Report Protocol165
GSM Alphabet170
Default Settings171

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