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Quatech SDS User’s Manual 
 
Configuring the SDS using a Web interface 
Step 
Procedure 
Description 
Step 4 (non-MEI) / Step 5 (MEI) applies to all units 
‰ 
Step 4 
(non-MEI) 
or 
‰ 
Step 5 
(MEI only) 
Repeat the steps above for each port you 
need to configure and then press Save to 
implement all of your changes. 
Close and re-open the port to activate 
your changes. 
That’s it! You’re done. Normal is the 
most common operating mode and the 
easiest to set up. 
Setting Tunneling operating mode parameters 
Serial Tunneling allows two SDS units to create a virtual cable 
connection between each other’s serial ports with one end configured 
as a master and the other end as a slave. You set up the master with 
the slave’s IP address and serial port number that you want use for 
the virtual connection. The master finds the slave and makes the 
connection. The master configures the slave’s parameters (baud rate, 
parity, and so forth) as necessary. A master can connect either to an 
SDS in Normal mode or to a slave in Tunneling mode. 
Note: In Tunneling, a master 
configures a slave so that the 
slave can communicate with it. 
 
Note: A Tunnel master needs to 
know the slave’s IP address 
and serial port number. 
 
On the slave end, all you have to do is click Slave and leave the rest of 
the Operating Mode settings blank. The slave waits for a master to 
connect to it and to provide the configuration parameters.  
A master connects to one of a slave’s serial ports. A second master can 
connect to another port on the slave at the same time. However, you 
can only have one Tunnel master/slave combination working at the 
same time between any single set of ports.   
Step 
Procedure 
Description 
‰ 
Preliminary 
Step 
Select Serial Ports from the selection 
bar. 
 
 
 
Note: Setup screens vary slightly between  
RS-232 and RS-232/422/485 (MEI) units.  
If you have an RS-232/422/485 (MEI) SDS, 
the Configure Serial Port Interface step will 
display so that you can select between RS-
232 and RS-422/485 operation.  
If you have an RS-232 SDS, the Configure 
Serial Port Interface step will not display 
and you will not be presented with any RS-
422/485 configuration options. 
The Serial Port Setup screen shown on 
the following page displays.  
Note: Click on a link to see a pop-up help 
screen for that item. For example, if you 
click on the Tunnel Slave link, the 
following help screen pops up. 
 
 
 
March 2005 
 
940-0183-151 
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