STX and ETX
STX/ETX is a high level transport protocol used for exchanging messages with exterior systems. The message is sent as a test starting with STX (Start of Text) character and ends with the ETX (End of Text) character. Can be set up to use ethernet (TCP/IP) or a serial (RS-232/RS-422/RS-485) connection.
TCP/IP Properties
Identification
Name – Customizable name
Id – Customizable Id
Communication
Port – Port used for communication between Experior and “Device”
Mode – Select “Server” or “Client”
Auto Connect – Activate or Deactivate whether Experior should try to automatically connect to the “Device”
Serial Properties
Line Signals
DTR – Select if DTR (Data Terminal Ready) is to be used
RTS – Select if RTS (Request To Send) is to be used
Handshake – Choose from ‘XOnXOff’, ‘RequestToSend’ or ‘RequestToSendXOnXOff’ handshake protocols
Port Settings
Port Name – Select the name of the port
Baud Rate – Select the baud rate at which to connect
Data Bits – Enter the number of data bits to be used
Stop Bits – Choose from ‘One’, ‘Two’ or ‘OnePointFive’.
Parity – Choose from ‘Odd’, ‘Even’, ‘Mark’ or ‘Space’
Identification
Name – Customizable name
Id – Customizable Id
Communication
Auto Connect – Activate or Deactivate whether Experior should try to automatically connect to the “Device”
Auto Connect Delay – If Auto connect is checked you can set a delay (in miliseconds) after which the connection will attempt a reconnection