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1. COD and U2S as shown in the table below 26 Parameter change Comm Connection S W s Protocol through the serial Topology Mode Type Modification port TCP is a protocol that requires a connection process Connection always takes place a one to one basis A host waiting for connection passive connection is called a server and one attempting to make a connection active connection is called a client On the other hand UDP communicates by the block without the process of connection and thus allows multiple hosts to communicate simultaneously e For detailed operation modes refer to the next chapter a Os 5 NORMAL COMMUNICATION MODES zl T2S TCP to Serial In T2S mode the ezTCP functions as a server When a TCP connection comes from a remote host to the predefined local port the ezTCP accepts a TCP connection When the ezTCP accepts TCP connection then the TCP connection is established After connection is established TCP IP processing is performed on the data coming to the serial port which is then transmitted to the remote host And the TCP IP data coming from the remote host is TCP IP processed and transmitted to the serial port to establish data communication Data coming to the serial port before TCP connection is established will be ignored In T2S mode the ezTCP functions as a server Therefore T2S mode cannot be used in a dynamic IP environment DHCP Remote Host ezTCP Serial Device L
2. The response code from ezTCP to an AT command is as follows Response Message lt CR gt 0x0d lt LF gt 0x0a Response Message Command OK OK CONNECT TCP connection established NO CARRIER TCP connection terminated When a set value is queried SET VALUE SET VALUE Ex AT PRIP 6 2 Basic AT Commands l Listening connection passive connection connection from host to ezTCP Starting to connect to host 36 ATE1 enable ATEO diable The type of response code response code i numeric V0 verbose V1 2 Omme Toggle to on line sate 6 3 Extended AT commands nl aire el abteh i ERC E al ageet TI o E ol Soest E Remote machine TCP port d Saving configuration values PWP Write configuration to EEPROM Enable disable ezConfig ON 1 OFF 0 PARP Enable disable ARP ON 1 OFF 0 DHCP ON 1 OFF 0 6 4 Online State and Online Command State If connection has not been established in ATC mode the system is in online command mode and permits the use of AT commands Once connection has been established the system is in online state and does not permit the use of AT commands In order to use AT commands while TCP connection is established it is necessary to switch to online command state and then use AT commands ieee Online command While TCP connection is not established AT commands can be state used While TCP connection is established all data are converted
3. 11 2 2 4 Configuring E AS 2 2 5 Connecting via the Serial Port of the PC TTT 13 2 2 6 Communication Test ree eee eee eee ee eee eee eee eee eT eee ee eee eee eee ee ee ree eee ere eer eee Teer eee eee Teer eee ere eer es 13 3 CONFIGURING WIRELESS LAN IP ADDRESS AND ENVIRONMENT VALUES oe ssss cessceesceeeecceeeeceeeeccceececsescseeseeneseeeeeeeeeees 14 3 1 Configuring Wireless LAN occocooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo0o000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 ne 14 si 3 1 1 Items to Check for the Wireless LAN TTT s 14 3 1 2 Setting Wireless LAN Items of the ezTCP eee eee eee eee eee eee eee Tee Tee ee eee eee eee eee eee Teer ees 16 3 2 Setting the IP Address and Environment Values occocoooooooooooooooooooooooooooo000000000000000000000 a 17 vi 3 2 1 ezConfig kd GE nlp EEN E e d Re dE d dE E dE dE EE GE d E sishe dee 18 3 2 2 AT Commande sss serrcercscrcsscsrccseccssssesrenssenseessesssesseeneseesesseassenneeseenseenee snes seen en esensees ees Daa 3 2 3 Setting the IP Address Using the ARP hth hth hn tht htt hh itt nn nn nnn nnn nt rrr 22 3 2 4 Setting IP Address related Items through the DHCP Server ee 23 A OPERATION MODE ee1eaooe1oeaoenneneenoeieeniennereonrnerrsnronrrenrnn 94 4 1 Overview and How To Enter Each Mode ze EE EEEE EE EEE ERR E ERR E ERR E ERR E ERR E TTT TTT TTT 24 All Overview EE ei DA a 4 1 2 How To Enter Each Mode DTD 24 4 2 Serial Configurati
4. RU be Ju Once the ezTCP s is are found the MAC address hardware address indicated at the bottom of the ezTCP case will be displayed in the MAC ADDRESS LIST window Select the corresponding MAC address and change the MUX TYPE into T2S 0 Then enter 1470 in the LOCAL PORT field and click on WRITE button to save the setup values 122 ezConfig ez TCP MAC ADDRESS LOCAL IP ADDRESS BAUD RATE DATA BITS MAC ADDRESS LIST SUBNET MASK PARITY FLOW CTRL 66 36 F9 66 06 61 255 8 8 NONE NONE v GATEWAY i TIME OUT 8 8 8 NAME SERVER LOCAL PORT P 1476 NAT IP ADDRESS PEER IP ADDRESS PASSWORD oe o oe CHANGE PWD jw EZCFG Iw ARP M DHCP V TELNET En J PPPoE L 2 2 5 Connecting via the Serial Port of the PC Connect between the serial port of the PC and the serial port of the ezTCP using the serial communication cable provided by Sollae Systems Then run a serial communication program such as Hyper Terminal Select 19200bps for the serial port 8 bits for the data bit 1 bit for the stop bit and no parity 2 2 6 Communication Test Once the preparation for serial communication has been completed enter the following in the command prompt of Windows and establish a TCP connection using Telnet program telnet 10 1 0 1 1470 When TCP connection is successfully established STS LED of the ezTCP is turned on If 123 data is transmitted to Telnet window after checking that STS LE
5. a 37 E 6 4 1 How to switch to online command state from online state een 38 6 4 2 How to switch to online command EIERE 38 6 5 Example of Configuration by AT Commands cococooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo0o00000000000000000000 D 38 Si 6 6 Example of Connection zess 39 6 6 1 Example of Active Connection 20 6 6 2 Example of Passive Connection ENEE 39 6 7 Example of Termination seenen 39 6 7 1 Example of Active Termination EEN 39 6 7 2 Example of Passive Termination EEN 40 7 TECHNICAL SUPPORT WARRANTY AND NOTES ON OPERATION e e eebe Ee ee E EE eee ete eee 41 7 1 Technical Support E 41 FIT E 41 K ME E DEE E 41 7 1 3 Free E 41 7 1 4 Charged E 41 7 1 5 Ee E 42 1 OVERVIEW el 12 Overview With the development of Internet technologies demands for data communication through the Internet keep increasing However to have data communication through the Internet users must use TCP IP protocol which is the basic communication protocol of the Internet In other words to connect a device to the Internet the user must implement TCP IP protocol To implement TCP IP protocol the user must implement TCP IP protocol by themselves port open TCP IP or use an OS However these methods are quite burdensome in terms of time cost and technology As a family of serial to TCP IP protocol converters ezTCP series manufactured by Sollae Systems provide TCP IP communication functions Int
6. CP s environment variables MAC address 66 36 f9 66 660 16 If a network attached ezTCP is detected the following message will be displayed If a message pops up indicating that there is no response from ezTCP check that the power is turned on and the cable is connected correctly then try pressing PROBE or READ button ezConfig Searching ezTCP 3 ezTCP s found If more than one ezTCP are detected ezTCP s MAC ADDRESS will be displayed in the MAC ADDRESS LIST box on ezConfig Check if the MAC ADDRESS displayed in the MAC ADDRESS LIST window corresponds to that printed on ezTCP main body The following screen shows this process 20 Select T2S 0 in the MUX TYPE field on ezConfig Setup LOCAL IP ADDRESS LOCAL PORT and the serial port settings according to a test environment as required When the setup is completed pressing WRITE will save the changed values in ezTCP If an error message pops up during storing the configuration check that ezTCP is connected correctly and then try again ezContig ez TCP MAC ADDRESS LOCAL IP ADDRESS BAUD RATE DATA BITS os an eg o0 sa 2b 10 1 8 19268 D D D HAC ADDRESS LIST SUBNET MASK PARITY FLOW CTRL 6 36 F9 66 4a 2b 255 6 NONE D NONE D GATEWAY MUX TYPE TIME OUT 8 8 T2S 8 fo NAHE SERVER LOCAL PORT PEER PORT 1476 i470 NAT IP ADDRESS WATER MARK a OPTION PEER IP ADDRESS PASSWORD CHANGE PWD jw E2CFG Iw ARP M D
7. D is on then 123 is displayed on Hyper Terminal If ABC data is transmitted to Hyper Terminal window then ABC data is displayed on Telnet window It means the communication test is successful 13 3 Configuring Wireless LAN IP Address and Environment Values 3 1 Configuring Wireless LAN When configuring the wireless LAN the user must check the network type and security issues of the network currently being used or to be installed in the future 3 1 1 Items to Check for the Wireless LAN bei Network Type infrastructure ad hoc The infrastructure is a network connection mode that allows communication between wireless LAN devices or between the wireless LAN and the wired LAN Ethernet through the Access Point AP When a network type is set to infrastructure communication with wired LAN via AP is possible which allows both wired and wireless Internet communications Ethernet Br LAN KE SS x d AP lt Infrastructure gt The ad hoc network is designed to communicate between wireless LANs without any 14 AP Since communication is established without any AP the user cannot access an external network or the Internet This is also called a peer to peer mode lt Ad hoc gt o Service Set Identifier SSID When configuring a network the user can configure different networks using different APs In this case the SSID is used to differentiate one network from another In other
8. EZL 300W Lite User s Manual Version 0 9 Boa Sollae Systems Co Ltd TABLE OF CONTENTS d OW EVIE WW beet ebe 5 1 1 Overview ocooooooooooooooooooooooooooo0o000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 A 5 1 2 Components PITTI rrr errr rrr eee ere z 5 1 3 Specifications PITTI rrr rrr reer 6 1 4 Interface Specifications TTT 6 2 VAR Tc PR EE 62 1 4 2 RS232 Dsub Connector ee ete eet eet etter eee eee eee errr rrr 7 e CS MED EE BER 1 4 4 Wireless LAN Interface Renee eee e rere eee e een e renee sere ee ee eee eee eee ee eee eee EEE E EEE TERE E ESET EEE E EEE E TEESE EEO EEE 8 2 INSTALLATION AND TEST OPERATION sscseeseceeteseeeenesneuanes 9 2 1 Installation oooocoooooooooooooooooooooooooo0000000oo000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 d 9 d 2 1 1 Checking Communication Environment TTT si 10 2 1 2 Configuring the Wireless LAN eene 10 2 1 3 Connecting to the Network tt ete te et ete eee rer rrr rrr ry 10 a 2 1A Setting Environment Variables TTT 8 11 2 2 Test Operation ocoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 Pa 11 e 2 2 1 Changing the IP Address of the PC DTD 11 PRP e I Installing the AP eee eee eee ee eee eee eee eee eee eee eT eee ee ee eee eee Tee eee eee eee eee eee Tee eee ere eer eee eee Tere rer esy 11 e 2 2 3 Installing ezTCP TTT
9. Email Address 7 1 1 Warranty 7 1 2 Refund Upon the customer s request to refund the product within two weeks after purchase Sollae Systems will refund the product 7 1 3 Free Repair Services For product failures occurring within one year after purchase Sollae Systems provides free repair services or exchange the product However if the product failure is due to user s fault repair service fees will be charged or the product will be replaced at user s expense 7 1 4 Charged Repair Services For product failures occurring after the warranty period one year or resulting from user s fault repair service fees will be charged and the product will be replaced at user s expense 41 7 1 5 Notes on Operation Sollae Systems is not responsible for product failures occurring due to user s alternation of the product Specifications of the product are subject to change without prior notice for performance improvement Sollae Systems does not guarantee successful operation of the product if the product was used under conditions deviating from the product specifications Reverse engineering of firmware and applications provided by Sollae Systems is prohibited Use of firmware and applications provided by Sollae Systems for purposes other than those for which they were designed is prohibited Do not use the product in an extremely cold or hot place or in a place where vibration is severe Do not use the product in an environm
10. HCP PPPoE V TELNET M EAPOL PROBE READ WRITE i I STATUS EXIT In Windows MS DOS prompt window check the IP address is set correctly by giving the PING command If the ezTCP IP address is set correctly the PING results will be displayed as follows If a message Request timed out is displayed check that IP address setup value again C gt ping a b c d Pinging a b c d with 32 bytes of data Reply from a b c d bytes 32 time 1ms TTL 64 Reply from a b c d bytes 32 time 1ms TTL 64 Reply from a b c d bytes 32 time 1ms TTL 64 Reply from a b c d bytes 32 time 1ms TTL 64 21 3 2 2 AT Command In ATC mode the user can set environment variables through the serial port using AT command wr See 6 ATC MODE 3 2 3 Setting the IP Address Using the ARP On Windows and UNIX Linux platform the command am enables a user to change the contents of arp cache table from the host computer After changing the contents of the arp cache table attempting a Telnet connection or a ping test will change the ezTCP s IP address IP address changed by the arp command will not be stored in EEPROM Therefore the user should change the P related items by giving env if command through telnet access ezTCP allows the user to change the IP address only one time after the power is turned on For that reason the user should reset ezTCP when changing the IP address The example listed below shows how to change the arp cache table on Win
11. NNECT lt CR gt lt LF gt W I Connection established TCP IP data transmission 6 6 2 Example of Passive Connection a enee p Saloalpon lost commas ler leese Listening connection from remote host Connection from remote host CONNECT lt CR gt lt LF gt CH Connection established TCP IP data transmission DI Example of Termination 6 7 1 Example of Active Termination The following is the sequence to terminate connection initiated by ezTCP Oe TT ee Data exchange TCP connection established 39 f f switching to online command state from guard time guard time online state switching to online command state lt CR gt lt LF gt OK lt CR gt lt LF gt completed TCP termination command TCP connection terminated OK lt CR gt lt LF gt 6 7 2 Example of Passive Termination In case an external host attempts to terminate a connection D e J o O Data exchange TCP connection established In case an external host attempts to terminate connection Pi NO CARRIER lt CR gt lt LF gt WW TCP connection terminated 40 7 Technical Support Warranty and Notes on Operation 7 1 Technical Support If you have any question regarding operation of the product visit Customer Support FAQ corner and the message board on Sollae Systems web site or send us an email at the following address Website Address for Customer Support http www sollae co kr Support index html
12. Not inserted LAN items through the serial port Mode Upgrades the ezTCP firmware through ISP Mode wflash Not inserted the serial port The Following describes the booting sequence of ezTCP Tum on EZL 300W Lite H EZL 300W Lite acts as Send lt CR gt via 115200 bps norma mode serial port If there is no lt CR gt Received 000 about 2 seconds EZL 300W Lite acts as console mode 115200 bps EZL 300W acts as ISP mode 115200 bps EZL 300W Lite boot sequence SOS 4 2 Serial Configuration Mode and ISP Mode 4 2 1 Serial Configuration Mode You can set all items including wireless related items and IP related items via ezSerialConfig in the serial Configuration mode 4 2 2 ISP Mode In ISP mode you can download a firmware which is supplied from Sollae Systems The following describes the firmware download method EZL 300W Lite sends 100 AVR 64 BOOTLDR 10 SOLLAE SYSTEMS 203 vender Ox1F device code 0x35 Send p lt CR gt Send a firmware i EZL 300W checks CRC ISP mode Ga If you use wflash which is supplied by Sollae Systems you can download firmware more easily 4 3 Normal Communication Mode This is the normal communication mode of ezTCP as designed for its purpose When you apply power to an ezTCP product with the LAN card inserted It will initiates normal communication mode In normal communication mode are available four communication modes T2S ATC
13. able describes each configuration field Description TARGET SSID CREATE SSID of the Network to Newly Create When SSID Configuring an Ad hoc Network 0 IBSS Ad hoc Network 1 BSS Infrastructure Network CC TYPE SSID of the Network to Participate Not set 2 WDS Reserved Reserved 3 Pseudo IBSS Reserved Reserved CHANNEL Channel number nu 0 WEP is not used WEP TYPE 1 64 bit WEP key 2 128 bit WEP key KEY ID Number of the Key to be Used Authentication For setting EAP MD5 16 bei Setting via ezSerialConfig utility Operate ezTCP in serial configuration mode to utilize ezSerialConfig Follow the sequence as described below 1 Run ezSerialConfig program in the PC 2 With no LAN card inserted connect ezTCP and the PC by a serial cable and apply power 3 Select the COM port of the PC to which the cable is connected and press the READ button 4 Configure the environmental parameters of ezSerialConfig At this time you should configure wireless LAN related items The other items may be configured with ezConfig program after the wireless LAN is inserted into ezTCP 5 Push the WRITE button in the ezSerialConfig window 32 Setting the IP Address and Environment Values To establish TCP IP communication the user must set fields relating to the IP address as well as fields relating to the serial port baud rate data bit length parity bit flow control etc in the ezTCP The user can set th
14. and 30ms Since UDP communication does not require a connection procedure the user can establish N to M communication via multicast and broadcast In U2S mode ezTCP doesn t support DHCP Remote Host DATA ABC UDP DATA A UDP DATA BCA UDP lt U2S Transmission sequence WATERMARK 3 TIMEOUT 1 gt 34 u2s 0 0 UUUU U O00 OUO DUU SS EC EC LOCAL IP ADDRESS Local IP address of ezTCP GATEWAY Gateway IP address IP Addresses LOCAL PORT Port number to receive UDP data PEER IP ADDRESS IP address of host to send UDP data PEER PORT Port number of host to send UDP data BAUD RATE Speed of serial port bps DATA BITS Data length Serial Port PARITY Parity FLOW CTRL Flow control MUX TYPE ER WATER MARK Byte size starting to send Transmission WATERMARK i Receiving interval to send as a block Unit TIMEOUT unit 10msec EZCFG ezConfig function enable disable Method ARP ARP function enable disable 35 6 ATC MODE 6 1 Overview In ATC mode it is possible to set up and control ezTCP by use of AT commands which are modem commands For instance you can set the remote IP to connect by AT PRIP command and make connection by ATD command Thus communication with multiple hosts in turn is possible Also you can make passive connection by ATA command 6 1 1 AT command format AT commands start with AT and end with lt CR gt The format of AT commands is as follows xt RSTO
15. dows MS DOS prompt window and Linux If ezTCP s Ethernet address is 00 30 f9 00 00 01 and the IP address to use is a b c d the user can change the IP address as follows a Windows C gt arp s a b c d 00 30 f9 00 00 01 Change the table C gt arp a Check changes Interface XXX XXX XXX XXX on Interface xxxxxxxx Internet Address Physical Address Type a b c d 00 30 f9 00 00 01 static C gt telnet a b c d Access the ezTCP C gt CT Linux De e rtos gt arp s a b c d 00 30 f9 00 00 01 Change the table rtos gt arp Check changes Address HWtype HWaddress FLags Mask Iface a b c d ether 00 30 f9 00 00 01 CM ethO rtos gt ping a b c d pinging to ezTCP 3 2 4 Setting IP Address related Items through the DHCP Server Under environment with a network operating a DHCP server DHCP protocol allows the user to automatically set the IP address subnet mask gateway and name server of ezTCP Using DHCP automatic setup function requires the user to check DHCP item on ezConfig Note that the user may have to check ARP item according to the type of DHCP servers When setting the IP address through the DHCP server the IP address is dynamically allocated Therefore the user cannot use T2S and U2S mode aes ee 4 OPERATION MODE 4 1 Overview and How To Enter Each Mode 4 1 1 Overview There are 3 modes normal mode serial configuration mode ISP mode in ezTCP ezTCP does normal operat
16. e fields relating to IP address and the serial port through the ezConfig a configuration utility through the network or AT command in ATC mode To set the fields the user also may temporarily set the IP address by the ARP method using the MAC address hardware address Ae JL eseription O LOCAL IP ADDRESS ezTCP IP Address SUBNET Subnet Mask MASK GATEWAY IP Address Fields Listening Port Number in Server Mode LOCAL PORT PEER IP peer IP Address in Client Mode ADDRESS PEER PORT Port Number in Client Mode aan ae PARITY FLOW CTRL Flow Control MUX TYPE Communication Mode BAUD RATE Baud Rate bps DATA BITS Data Bit Length Serial Port Communication Mode Connection WATER Minimum Number of Bytes to Connection MARK Attempt Connection Transmission Termination Event TIMEOUT Using Configuration EZCFG ezConfig Function enable disable Method ARP function eanble disable DHCP Dynamic Host Configuration Floating IP DHCP Protocol Password when Performing Remote Telnet Password PASSWORD Login through Telnet 3 2 1 ezConfig The basic environment information of ezTCP can be configured through DHCP ARP and ezConfig This section takes an example of using ezConfig which is a configuration program via wired wireless LAN For the other configuration modes see the following sections ezConfig can run on Microsoft Windows platform but may not operate on some of the existing operating systems Th
17. e screen below shows the initial screen of ezConfig ezConfig broadcast UDP data to communicate ezTCPs so it can be used in local network If there is a gateway between ezTCP and PC then ezConfig doesn t work 18 ezConftig ez TCP HAC ADDRESS LOCAL IP ADDRESS BAUD RATE DATA BITS fse f9 oo oo o is 4 B i 19200 MAC ADDRESS LIST SUBNET MASK PARITY FLOW CTRL 8 NONE Y NONE GATEWAY MUX TYPE TIME OUT 6 6 NAHE SERVER LOCAL PORT PEER PORT H H NAT IP ADDRESS WATER MARK PEER IP ADDRESS PASSWORD 8 H H H M EZCFG Iv ARF wo Each button on ezConfig functions as follows EE This button is used to search for all of the network attached ezTCPs The search results will be displayed on the MAC ADDRESS LIST box and you can select an item using a mouse or cursor as required The value displayed on the box indicates the MAC ADDRESS of each ezTCP The selected setup value of ezTCP will be displayed on the right side ae can see only the ezTCP configuration values if you press this button after entering the 6 digit hexadecimal number printed on the ezTCP main body in the MAC ADDRESS box It is useful when there are too many ezTCPs attached to the network to search for one from the LIST box Bee i button is used to save the changed value in ezTCP after modifying the configuration Make sure not to press this button during operating ezTCP since ezTCP will automatically be reset right after its environment set
18. ed LAN cable When connecting through a hub use a one to one cable for this connection After installing the cable supply power to the AP as provided by the AP vendor After supplying power check the link LED indicating a connection between the AP and PC to make sure this connection is successfully made 2 2 3 Installing ezTCP Connect the PC with ezTCP using RS232 cable provided by Sollae Systems and insert the PCMCIA card When power is supplied using the power adapter designed for ll ezTCP by Sollae Systems ezTCP attempts making a connection with the AP that replies first Once ezTCP is connected with the AP the link LED is turned on and then a communication through the wireless LAN is possible It is possible that ezTCP connect other AP because SSID is not set In this case you should set SSID to ezTCP via ezSerialConfig 2 2 4 Configuring ezTCP Use ezConfig the ezTCP configuration program and change the configuration of ezTCP as follows Run ezConfig and click on PROBE button on the ezConfig window Then the ezConfig will search for ezTCPs FU TEE dei HAC ADDRESS LOCAL IP ADDRESS BAUD RATE BATA BITS Dar foo foo jon E f MAC ADDRESS LIST SURET MASK PaRity FLOU CTAL T wt GATEWAY HUX TYPE TIHE OUT 1 X D t HAME SERUER LOCAL PORT POER PORT D HAT IP ADORESS WATER HARK 1 f j PEER IP ADORESS PASSWORD H H t F Eze Fa S Y En E HOLC FE PROBE READ ji ee us exit L Dan
19. ent in which humidity is high or a lot of oil exists Do not use the product where there is caustic or combustible gas Sollae Systems does not guarantee normal operation of the product under the conditions a lot of noise exists Do not use the product for a purpose that requires exceptional quality and reliability relating to user s injuries or accidents aerospace aviation health care nuclear power transportation and safety purposes Sollae Systems is not responsible for any accident or damage occurring while using the product 42
20. ernet communication functions only through serial port connection The ezTCP series perform TCP IP protocol processing on data received from the serial port and send the processed data to the Internet Similarly the ezTCP series perform TCP IP protocol processing on data received from the Internet and sends the processed data to the serial port EZL 300W Lite it is pronounced as Tat which is one of ezTCP products provides TCP IP communication through IEEE802 11b wireless LAN In other words like other ezTCP products EZL 300W Lite TCP IP processes data received from the serial port and sends the processed data to the wireless LAN network And EZL 300W Lite hereafter ezTCP TCP IP processes data received from the wireless LAN network and sends the processed data to the serial port ezTCP supports the infrastructure network through the Access Point AP and also provides an ad hoc network function supporting peer to peer communication without any AP As ezTCP provides DHCP as well as TCP IP UDP ezTCP can be applied to cable networks Components J EZL 300W Lite Main Body bei 3 3V PCMCIA Wireless LAN Card 16bit PC Card Supporting IEEE802 11b option e SV SMPS Adapter option bei RS 232 Cable option 1 3 Specifications Power Current 320mA typical Consumption It depends on wireless LAN card 137mm x 78mm x 28mm Interface RS232 level 1200bps 115200bps Serial Port RTS CTS hardware flow control TEEE802 11b wireless LAN i
21. ion in the normal mode and it configures environmental variables especially wireless LAN related item and it perform firmware upgrading in ISP mode The operation modes of ezTCP are normal communication mode serial configuration mode and ISP mode Major differences among the modes are as follows 4 1 2 How To Enter Each Mode bei Normal mode ezTCP operates in the normal mode if a PCMCIA card is inserted ezTCP attempt to connect a link to wireless LAN at first And LINK LED is on after connection bei Serial configuration mode ezTCP operates in the serial configuration mode if it is turned on without LAN card insertion In serial configuration mode all environmental variables can be set including wireless LAN related items bei ISP mode After connecting PC and ezTCP via serial cable run serial terminal program i e Tera Term Pro which can transmit binary file with 115200bps baudrate As soon as it is turned on if you input lt CR gt 0x0d you can see a 000 message If you should input flash then you can enter ISP mode Following is the message when ezTCP enters to ISP mode 000 100 AVR 64 BOOTLDR 10 SOLLAE SYSTEMS 203 vender Ox1F device code 0x35 Following is an explanation of each mode Op Mode Related Utility LAN Card Normal Comm Normal operation ezConfig Inserted Mode TCP IP protocol conversion 24 Serial Sets up parameters including wireless Configuration ezSerialConfig
22. isten on local Request TCP connection Accept TCP connection Ignore data before connection ack connected DATA ABC DATA ABC TCP IP DATA DEF TCP IP DATA DEF lt T2S connection sequence gt 28 Set the following for T2S mode O RE LOCAL IP ADDRESS Local IP address of ezTCP GATEWAY Gateway IP address IP Addresses LOCAL PORT Local port number to listen BAUD RATE Speed of serial port bps DATA BITS Data length Serial Port MUX TYPE Cen Connection Connection is terminated if there s no Disconnection TIMEOUT transmission data during TIMEOUT Configuration EZCFG ezConfig function enable disable Method ARP ARP function enable disable Dynamic IP DHCP 29 5 2 ATC AT Command In ATC mode the user can control the ezTCP in a similar way to controlling the modem using AT command In ATC mode only a TCP connection is possible and both the server and the client can be configured In ATC mode the AT command allows the user to set environment variables including the IP address and control TCP connection and disconnection Remote Host Listen Set IP and port by using AT commands Request TCP connection Accept TCP Connection DATA ABC DATA ABC TCP IP DATA DEE TCP IP DATA DEF lt ATC connection sequence active connection gt Serial Remote Host Device Set IP and po
23. nfrastructure ad hoc TCP UDP IP ICMP ARP DHCP WEP T2S TCP server mode Communicat COD TCP client mode ion TCP server client modes ATC Modes AT command emulation U2S UDP Operatin DIR 0 C 70 C Temperature Configuration utility via LAN SEN ezSerialConfig Configuration utility via serial Utilities Socket communication utility for test Firmware download utility e Download utilities and firmware from http www eztcp com 1 4 Interface Specifications 1 4 1 Power The user must use the DC5V SMPS power adapter provided by Sollae Systems Specifications of a power jack are as shown below 6 3 GER n O m 1 4 2 RS232 Dsub Connector A serial port connector is interfaced through the 9pin Dsub male connector For specifications of each pin see the following twee C Remark Pee a mandatory mandatory Data Terminal Ready Always ON Gowd Gowa mandatory Not used optional optional Keele el Signal Level Direction Ral Cl ES ziekekeskeke 1 4 3 Status LED In ezTCP there are total 5 status LEDs Each status LED functions as follows Name LED Status When the power is on Blinking When IP address is once per assigned but no TCP second connection established STS Status Yellow Blinking 4 f When no IP address was times every 2 assigned DHCP seconds During a TCP connection Wireless LAN the wireless LAN LINK is LINK j Green T
24. on Mode and ISP Mode TT 26 4 2 1 Serial Configuration Mode tt tt tt et eee ere nen cnn nnn z 26 4 2 2 TSP Mode cvrersseresescsccescscscsvscsvecsenssssesseassesesssensee sees eens een RENE SEENEN sees nsee nen snen seen ee esenseen ees 26 4 3 Normal Communication Mode RER EE EE EE EE EE EE EE ERR EEE EE ERR E ERR E TTT 2 26 5 NORMAL COMMUNICATION MODES eeeeesesecececececececeeeseeeerereeees 28 5 1 T2S TCP to Serial EE EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE ERR EEE RE ERR EER E ERR EE EE EE EE ER ERR EE ERR Tre ei 28 d 5 2 ATC AT Command 00oooooooooooooooooooooooooooo0o00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 S 30 BS 5 3 COD Connect On Demand PIYTTTTTTITITITITITITILITITTTITT TITTLE TTT E ERR E ERR EE KREE ERR 32 5 4 U2S UDP to Serial ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo0oooo000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 34 Ee 6e e MODE EE 36 6 1 Overview eeeeeeeeeeeeceececceecceeccccecccocceccccccccoosooceoccececcecosoccecccececcccscoseesccccccscoseosceccecccosooseoseooe 36 6 1 1 AT command format TTT k 36 6 2 Basic AT Commands ocoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo0o0000o00o00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 SS 36 d 6 3 Extended AT commands coocooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo0ooooooo000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 x 37 E 6 4 Online State and Online Command State occocooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooeooo000000000000000000000000
25. r data communication Remote Host ezTCP Serial Device Listen DATA GHI TCP IP ma y lt COD connection sequence WATERMARK 3 gt e es Set the following for COD mode LOCAL IP ADDRESS Local IP address of ezTCP GATEWAY Gateway IP address IP Addresses PEER IP ADDRESS IP address of host to connect PEER PORT Port number of host to connect BAUD RATE Speed of serial port bps DATA BITS Data length Serial Port MUX TYPE copa the number of bytes ezTCP attempts a connection when it WATER MARK Connection receive a mount of WATER MARK Disconnection from its serial port Connection is terminated if there s no TIMEOUT dx transmission data during TIMEOUT Configuration EZCFG ezConfig function enable disable Method ARP function enable disable Dynamic IP DHCP DHCP function enable disable 33 5 4 U2S UDP to Serial U2S mode allows for UDP communication In UDP mode data are transmitted in blocks which requires dividing data coming to the serial port into blocks before transmitting data A procedure for dividing data into blocks is as follows If data of pre specified bytes WATER MARK comes to the serial port of the eZTCP or if a specified period of time TIMEOUT elapses after first data reception all data received for the same period is recognized as one block which is then transmitted to the UDP The TIMEOUT unit is 10ms If TIMEOUT is set to 2 the time period is between 20ms
26. rt by using AT commands Listen on uest TCP connection Local port ction Accetp TCP i DATA ABC TCP IP DATA DEF TCPIIP Reg onnected DATA ABC DATA D IF lt ATC connection sequence passive connection gt 30 Set the following for ATC mode re inion LOCAL IP ADDRESS Local IP address of ezTCP GATEWAY Gateway IP address IP Addresses LOCAL PORT Local port number to listen PEER IP ADDRESS IP address of host to connect PEER PORT Port number of host to connect BAUD RATE Speed of serial port bps DATA BITS Data length Serial Port MUX TYPE Ben Connection e Connection is terminated if there s no Disconnection TIMEOUT transmission data during TIMEOUT Configuration EZCFG ezConfig function enable disable Method ARP ARP function enable disable Dynamic IP DHCP DHCP function enable disable e Confer next chapter to get more information about AT commands sae 233 COD Connect On Demand In COD mode the ezTCP functions as a client When data of the pre specified size WATER MARK comes to the serial port the ezTCP attempts a TCP connection to the TCP port PEER PORT of the preset host IP PEER IP ADDRESS If the remote host accepts the TCP connection TCP connection will be established Data coming to the serial port after connection establishment is TCP IP processed and transmitted to the remote host And data coming from the remote host is TCP IP processed and transmitted to the serial port fo
27. ser must check conditions of the network to install the ezTCP as follows J Wireless LAN network types infrastructure ad hoc J the SSID and the channel of the wireless LAN o Whether to use WEP and WEP setup values the number of bits and key values kal Authentication Protocol for wireless LAN access a IP address environment Local IP subnet mask gateway etc bei Serial port items of the device to connect baudrate databit parity and stop bit bei Protocol of the application program to use TCP UDP server client etc s For more information about the wireless LAN see 3 1 Configuring the Wireless LAN Ge For more information about protocol of the application program to use see 4 3 Normal Communication Mode It is not applicable to a wireless LAN which use authentication because ezTCP doesn t support authentication protocols for the wireless LAN 2 1 2 Configuring the Wireless LAN Before using the ezTCP the user must set wireless LAN related items Wireless LAN related items can be set via ezSerialConfig in a serial configuration mode Supply power without the PCMCIA card insertion to enter into the serial configuration mode In the serial configuration mode the user can set not only wireless LAN related items but also all setup values of the ezTCP er For more information about the serial configuration mode see 4 Operation Modes Ka For more information about wireless LAN related items in
28. serial configuration mode see 3 1 Configuring the Wireless LAN 2 1 3 Connecting to the Network Insert the PCMCIA card while power is not supplied Then connect the device with the 10 ezTCP using RS232 cable that is compliant with the specification and supply power After power is supplied the link LED should be turned on When the link LED is on it means that a link has been established between the AP and wireless LAN device or between the wireless LAN devices to enable communication between them 2 1 4 Setting Environment Variables Once a connection to the network has been established set environment variables variables relating to the IP address the serial port and communication mode using ezConfig which is an environment variable configuration program Sr For more information about environment variables see 3 2 Setting IP Address and Environment Values 2 2 Test Operation Perform test operation according to the following sequence A method to perform the test operation will now be described assuming that the network is configured as the infrastructure the AP and the PC are directly connected via a crossed LAN cable and the IP address of the PC is 10 1 0 2 2 2 1 Changing the IP Address of the PC Change the IP address of the PC as follows IP Address 10 1 0 2 Subnet Mask 255 0 0 0 Gateway IP Address 0 0 0 0 2 2 2 Installing the AP Connect the AP with the PC through the cross
29. to Online state TCP IP 6 4 1 How to switch to online command state from online state In order to switch from online state to online command state it is necessary to send a message in proper format within specified time The message will be sent to the peer host The time interval between the last data transmission 500ms or up and inputting the first The interval which is no data transmission after the 500ms or up last 6 4 2 How to switch to online command state In case the system has been switched from online state to online command state while TCP connection is established it can be switched back to online state by ATO command 6 5 Example of Configuration by AT Commands a i AT PLIP 192 168 1 200 lt CR gt Ir Set local IP address a OK lt CR gt lt LF gt am Command OK AT PGIP 192 168 1 254 lt CR gt p Set gateway IP address a OK lt CR gt lt LF gt ad Command OK aes massa p Seems a OK lt CR gt lt LF gt tai Command OK Lenneng Jade lost Leg emer Jlamearz lost Lei REES Fe foxccrsar _ commnaok 38 Glas D se 6 6 Example of Connection 6 6 1 Example of Active Connection C feschen Be AT PRIP 192 168 1 201 lt CR gt gS Set remote IP address to connect ES OK lt CR gt lt LF gt ci Command OK Lemos gt se ene por ber coment a OK lt CR gt lt LF gt ed Command OK Leros gt connect me remore no Attempting a connection a CO
30. up value is saved Otherwise it may cause malfunction a ru button is used to close ezConfig You can also close it by pressing ESC key on the keyboard up provides User Authentication function to prevent an unwanted person from modifying the configuration The authentication process is performed through the password string verification When entering or changing the password strings you can use this button Changing the ezTCP configuration details if a password has been entered requires the proper password to be entered in the PASSWORD field BS button is used to read a dynamic variable value during operating ezTCP Pressing this button will display a new window where the time elapsed after the power 19 is on the current IP address and the data throughput of the serial port are indicated Double clicking each item on the MAC ADDRESS LIST will carry out the same function ezConfig can be used to change the IP address related items the serial port setup value the serial port operation mode and how to setup ezTCP This section describes these functions briefly For more information see the following sections The following example shows how to read and change ezTCP s basic functions Try changing ezTCP setup value according to the following sequence When the ezTCP power is turned on and the LAN cable is connected correctly pressing PROBE or READ button will display the following window ezConfig Reading ezT
31. urned on f Link established Wireless LAN When a packet is received RXD Yellow Turned on Reception from the wireless LAN When a packet is Wireless LAN TXD ZER Green Turned on transmitted to the wireless Transmission EAN 1 4 4 Wireless LAN Interface ezTCP requires PCMCIA wireless LAN card which should be 3 3V 16 bits PC card and compatible to PRISM 2 5 or PRISM 3 0 of Intersil 2 Installation and Test Operation 2 1 Installation Install ezTCP as follows Sub Categories d Context See categories 1 Checking emsto __ Paddressenvironment Communication check Serial port setup values Environment Application programtouse Setup tool ezSerialConfig Wireless LAN Types 2 Configuring Infrastructure and ad hoc the Wireless Service Set Identification SSID 7 Setup Items 1 1 LAN Channel Whether to use WEP If used set key value 3 Connecting Confirming Checking link LED lightning status to the Network Procedure Set by ezConfig a configuration utility through a network Setup Using AT command in ATC mode el Procedure Using ARP 4 Setting 3 2 3 To set only the IP address temporarily Environment IP address related items wae Variables Serial port related items Setup Items Communication mode To be decided according to the application 4 3 program 5 Field Application 2 1 1 Checking Communication Environment Before installing ezTCP the u
32. words when configuring an infrastructure network the user can make communication with the AP which he she wants to communicate with by setting the SSID of the desired AP in the ezTCP See 3 1 2 For information about SSID of the AP AP manual or AP configuration program can be referred to If the user did not set the SSID the ezTCP will be connected with the AP that is first found when power is supplied The maximum length of the SSID is 32 bytes and the user can use ASCII code to set the SSID k Channel The channel is communication path in the network that it belongs to Channel values are set as the same value with the AP J Wired Equivalent Privacy WEP 15 This is about security of the wireless LAN The wireless LAN provides similar security to that of the wired LAN using the WEP To use the WEP the user must set the key value According to the key value data is encoded in 64 bits or 128 bits for communication If the user did not set the WEP security related problems may occur kal Authentication Protocols To avoid illegal access to wireless LAN there are various authentication protocols But ezTCP doesn t support any authentication protocol If a wireless LAN network uses any authentication protocol you should not install ezTCP to that network 3 1 2 Setting Wireless LAN Items of the ezTCP There are two ways to configure wireless LAN related items Windows utility ezSerialConfig The following t
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