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Manager TCP Port:
The port number for TCP communications to the Manager application. Both a primary and a secondary address is provided if
Manager Messages are desired to be sent to two applications/destinations.
Manager UDP Port:
The port number for UDP communications to the Manager application. Both a primary and a secondary address is provided if
Manager Messages are desired to be sent to two applications/destinations.
Manager Use TCP for Status Packets:
The default communications protocol for Status change and Traffic data packets is UDP. If TCP is required for Status packets,
this setting should be enabled.
Note: This option should only be activated if essential for networking reasons. The UDP protocol is
strongly preferred, as the protocol and processing overheads are significantly lower and packets
can be sent at a higher rate. Note also that Traffic data packets will always use UDP protocol.
Defaults:
Clicking this button enters the factory default values for the Communications settings, which are:
Auto Status Packets Disabled
Auto Traffic Packets Disabled
Max Traffic Period 60
Manager Address 0.0.0.0
Manager TCP Port 9123
Manager UDP Port 9124
Manager Use TCP for Status Packets Disabled
Discard Changes:
Click this button to restore the values to those present when the page was last re-displayed.
Note that if invalid values are being displayed after a Save attempt, these values may not match the current unit configuration. In
this case, just select the Maintenance/Manager Interface menu item again to re-display the current configuration.
Apply:
This will save the values entered. If any out of range values are present, nothing will be saved and the problem settings will be
highlighted with a red background.
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