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  • Page 1

    BWS-136 User Ma nual_amend.doc - 1 - BWS-136 User Manual Alloy Computer Products 22/9/06 BWS-136 User Ma nual_amend.doc - 2 - Table of Contents Introduction ............................................................................................. 4 LAN............................................................................................. [...]

  • Page 2

    BWS-136 User Ma nual_amend.doc - 3 - Serial Cons ole Mode................................................................. 26 Telnet Cons ole Mode ................................................................ 27 Command Syntax...................................................................... 28 Echo Syntax ...................................[...]

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    BWS-136 User Ma nual_amend.doc - 5 - Product Specifications LAN Ethernet: 10/100 Mbps, RJ45 x1 Protection: Built-in 1500V magnetic isolation Serial RS-232/422/ 485: DB9 c onnector x1 RS-232 : RxD, TxD, RTS, CTS, DSR, DTR, DCD, GND RS-422: RX+, RX-, TX+, TX-, GND RS-485: Data+, Data-, GND Baud Rate: 300~38400 bps Parity: None, Even, Odd Data Bits: 7[...]

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    BWS-136 User Ma nual_amend.doc - 7 - 2 Getting Started Panel Layout Connecting Power BWS-136 User Ma nual_amend.doc - 8 - Connecting 9~40VDC power line with the BWS-136 terminal block or the p ower jack. If the power is prope rly supplie d, the Power LED will keep solid yellow color. Connecting Ethernet Port Connect a RJ45 Ethernet cable to the Eth[...]

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    BWS-136 User Ma nual_amend.doc - 9 - SW1 Setting: SW1 Key 1 2 3 4 5 RS-232 ON OFF OFF - - RS-422 OFF OFF OFF - - RS-485 OFF ON ON - - Normal - - - OFF OFF DHCP OFF ON Default ON OFF Console ON ON Normal : Aport is in Normal Operation Mode DHCP : Network IP Address is assigned by DHCP Server Default : All the settings are reset to Factory Default. C[...]

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    BWS-136 User Ma nual_amend.doc - 11 - Serial Port Pin Assignments Serial Port COM1 uses a Male DB9 c onnector and it includes RS-232, RS-422 a nd RS485 signal and pin as signments are described as follow: Transmission Signals Pin Number RS-232 4-wire RS485 RS-485 1 DCD TxD- - 2 RxD TxD+ - 3 TxD RxD+ Data+ 4 DTR RxD- Data- 5 GND GND GND 6 DSR - - 7 [...]

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    BWS-136 User Ma nual_amend.doc - 13 - Factory Default Settings If you forget your BWS-136 setting s, you use SW1 to reset Aport to factory default settings. The factory default settings are: IP Address: 192.168.16.10 Data Port: 4000 Telnet Port: 5001 Web Port: 80 Baud rate: 19200 Data Format: N,8,1 ( Parity, D ata bits, Stop bits ) Flow Control: No[...]

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    BWS-136 User Ma nual_amend.doc - 15 - 3 Java Configuration Install Java Configuration Utility To install the Java Configuration Utility, you can simply copy manager.jar to the desired folder. Double click on the icon will start the manager.jar Once this program started, it w ill perform a broadcast search to find the Aport device in the net work. I[...]

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    BWS-136 User Ma nual_amend.doc - 17 - Serial and Data Packing Settings The group of setting is to configure the serial interface and data packing settings. Data Packing setting is are as follow: Length : Pack the length of serial data before forward ing data to Ethernet port Timeout : the period of time to forward data to Ethernet Port Delimiter : [...]

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    BWS-136 User Ma nual_amend.doc - 19 - Enable IP Filtering : When this option is checked, user can specify the starting IP address and ended IP address which are allowed to access BWS-136 TCP port in order to prevent unauthorized access. Password Settings : Enter the new password will enable the password authent ication. Password is required t o log[...]

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    BWS-136 User Ma nual_amend.doc - 21 - The configuration i s a text file an d uses extensio n of txt. If you use Text editor to open the configura tion command, you will notice that the configuration file contains the ASCII command set of the configuration. You can also edit these commands by the text editor to configure the settings and impor t it [...]

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    BWS-136 User Ma nual_amend.doc - 23 - The configuration is very similar to the Java configuration utili ty. After completing the settings, click submit butto n then all the settings will save to the module and the module will reboot automatically to use th e new configuration. BWS-136 User Ma nual_amend.doc - 24 - Customize Your Web Page After you [...]

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    BWS-136 User Ma nual_amend.doc - 25 - converted file is available in the Upload binary file to device dialog box. Press Upload and the Web Pag e Binary files will be upload to server. Manager Utility uses tftp protocol to upload web page. Before uploadi ng the web page, pl ease check if the re is any anti vir us program which could prev ent the tft[...]

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    BWS-136 User Ma nual_amend.doc - 27 - Flow Control: None Interface: RS-232 Now you can use serial terminal software to s end the ASCII command to BW S-136. In Serial Console Mode, all the network functions will be disabled Once the configuration is completed, remember to switch SW1 back to Normal ope ration mode a nd reboot t he module by R eset Co[...]

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    BWS-136 User Ma nual_amend.doc - 29 - Command Category R W Function (2 bytes) Parameters (command related) G S BN : Device Name Max. 14 bytes G BM : Model Name Default S BP : Password Max. 8 bytes Basic G BV : Firmware Ver.. Default G S SB : Baud Rate 1200 2400 4800 9600 19200 38400 G S SD : Data Format (Parity,Data,Stop) N72 E71 O71 N81 E72 O72 E8[...]

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    BWS-136 User Ma nual_amend.doc - 31 - e.g. $SOS0D0A (CR/LF) G S OT : Timeout 0~65535 (unit: ms) e.g. $SOT500 G S OL : Data Length 0~1024 e.g. $SOL20 G S OF :IP Filtering 0 : Disable 1 :Enable Access Control G S OI : Authorized IP e.g. $SOI192.168.16.1:192.1 68.16.9 (Starting IP:Ended IP) TCP Server G S VP : Listen P ort 1~65535 e.g. $SVP4000 G S CI[...]

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    BWS-136 User Ma nual_amend.doc - 33 - Echo Syntax After BWS-136 console port received correc t command string, it will response Echo String and the Echo Syntax is as follow: [Delimiter][Function][Status] Delimiter (One byte): A percentage sign “%” Function (Two bytes): functi on string Status: “OK” or “FAIL” For example: Set the IP Addr[...]

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    BWS-136 User Ma nual_amend.doc - 35 - although impractica l. ******************* ****************** ***********/ //#include "xtea.h" void encipher(unsig ned long *const v, unsigned long *con st w, const unsigned long *const k) { register unsigne d long y=v[0],z= v[1],sum=0,delta=0 x9E3779B9,n=32; while(n-->0) { y+= (z<<4 ^ z>&[...]