Silex Technology WLAN receiver 1 port 54 Mbit/s 2.4 GHz Serial WLAN Device Server SX-500-1033 Manual De Usuario

                            

SX-500 User’s Guide

 

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1.  Ensure the serial server is connected via an Ethernet cable to the host computer. 

2. From 

the 

Windows 

Start menu, click on Run, and then type the following command (where x.x.x.x. is 

the IP address of the Serial Server).  The system will use the default port 23. 

 

3.  After a connection is established, press RETURN or ENTER to get the "#" prompt, enter the password ACCESS 

(it will not ‘echo’ on your screen), and type anything in response to the Enter Username> prompt.  When the 
Local> prompt appears, you are ready to enter commands. 

 

Configuring the Serial Server via a Serial Connection 

The Serial Server’s command console can be accessed via a direct connection to the Serial Server’s serial port using 
a COM port emulator and a null modem serial cable. 

 

1.  Attach one end of a null modem serial cable to the DB9 serial port of the Serial Server, and the other 

end of the cable to the COM port on your computer. 

2.  Press and hold the Serial Server’s test button for at least three seconds while powering up the device.  

When the Serial Server has finished initializing, the internal configuration console will be ready to 
accept commands. 

3.  Start a terminal emulation program (e.g., Windows Hyper Terminal), making sure you are connecting 

with the relevant COM port. 

4.  Use the following settings for the connection: 

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BITS PER SECOND: 

115200 

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DATA BITS: 

 

8 

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PARITY: 

  NONE 

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STOP BITS: 

 

1 

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FLOW CONTROL:   

NONE 

 

5.  Once connected, press ENTER to continue.  The Local> prompt will appear, indicating that the 

system is ready to accept commands.  For a list of commands, type help at the command prompt. 

 

First-Time Configuration of the Wireless Serial Server Using 802.11b/g 

(wireless models only)

 

Although the Serial Server can be configured using a wireless connection, it is recommended that the Serial Server 
be initially configured using a wired connection as described on the previous pages.  The Serial Server’s wireless 
network interface supports all modes of 802.11b at 1, 2, 5.5, and 11 Mbps.  The wireless network is only active if the 
Serial Server is not connected to a wired network.  If a wired link is established to the Serial Server, the wireless link 
is automatically disabled.  To configure the wireless Serial Server for the first time from a computer via an 802.11b 
wireless connection, you will need to temporarily change your computer’s settings to match the default settings of the 
Serial Server as follows: 

 

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Wireless Mode: Ad-Hoc (sometimes referred to as Peer-to-Peer) 

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Channel: 11 

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SSID (or wireless network name): serserv