4 Configuring the Serial Port Settings Ether232Plus User Guide
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2 Choose
Terminal Type
from the Serial Port Settings sub-menu.
You are prompted to enter the type of attached terminal, as shown below.
3 Type in the terminal type and press
Enter
.
4.6 Local Port
Local Port is the port number that listens for incoming connections. This option must
be set if the Ether232Plus will ever receive a session initiated from an outside source
(in tcp(tunnel), tcp-server, and udp modes). If the Ether232Plus will only be used to
initiate sessions, this setting can be left at 0 (tcp-client mode).
To enter or change the Local Port:
1 Choose
Serial Port
from the Device Settings menu.
2 Choose
Local Port
from the Serial Port Settings sub-menu.
You are prompted to enter the port number on the local system.
3 Type the port number at the prompt and press
Enter
.
4.7 Remote IP
Remote IP is the IP address of the remote host to attempt connections to. If incoming
connections are being accepted, then only connections from the Remote IP address or
Fallback IP address are accepted.
Set Remote IP to all zeros (0.0.0.0) to disable outgoing connections and allow
incoming connections from anywhere.
To enter or change the Remote IP:
1 Choose
Serial Port
from the Device Settings menu.
The "terminal type" is not simply an arbitrary string of characters describing
the type of device attached to the serial port. It is a specific name that
will be recognized by the remote host and used by it to decide how to control
that type of terminal.
Common terminal types are "dumb", "ansi", "vt100", and "vt102".
Enter type of attached terminal:
Entering the Terminal Type
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