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ME-Meßsysteme recommends solutions from Moxa, one of the leading manufacturers of industrial network technology and serial device servers.

The Moxa device servers are mechanically and electrically connected to the GSV-8 at ME-Meßsysteme. Power is supplied to the device server via the serial connection cable from the GSV-8DS, eliminating the need for an additional power supply.

The device servers offer a robust alternative to the USB port. The measurement data is transmitted via the company's internal network, or even via the Internet, LTE, or Wi-Fi. The application software always remains the same: GSVmulti.

The device servers are an alternative when software for the CAN or EtherCAT fieldbuses is not (yet) available.

NPort 5110A, W2150A

With the 5110A device server, the measurement data is transmitted via Ethernet TCP/IP.

With the W2150A, the measurement data is transmitted wirelessly via WiFi.

The NPort Administrator software allows the device server to be configured with regard to IP addresses and baud rates.

https://www.moxa.com/support/download.aspx?d_id=1317

A (virtual) serial interface (VCOM, virtual COM port) is set up on the PC workstation.

 

 

NPort Administrator

First, the device server is searched for in the network in the NPort Administrator.

"Search" searches the internal (company) network.

‘Search-IP’ searches the WWW

https://www.moxa.com/support/download.aspx?d_id=1317

 

Search-IP

The NPort Administrator will find the device server even if it is installed behind a router in an external network. This is provided that the required ports have been opened and port forwarding has been configured. For more information, see https://www.moxa.com/support/faq/faq_detail.aspx?id=646

Configure

Select the device server and select "Configure" to select the Operating Mode.

 

Configure "Real COM Mode"

Under "Operating Mode," select "Real COM" if you want to set up a virtual serial port.

Under "Network," configure the IP address of the device server. Enter the network mask and gateway, or select automatic assignment from a DHCP server.

(This is already configured for the publicly accessible device server "195.226.177.106.")

 

Configure "Serial Settings"

Configure the RS232 port of the device server to match the RS232 port of the GSV-8 measuring amplifier.

This is already configured for the publicly accessible device server "195.226.177.106." The baud rate is 460800 baud.

 

COM Mapping

Under COM Mapping, select a name for the virtual COM port

(This step is required in all cases.)

Apply COM Mapping

Apply the configuration by clicking "Apply" to create a virtual COM port. This port is not visible in the device server. The GSVmulti software detects it and offers it for selection.

GSVmulti

In GSVmulti, select the appropriate interface with the correct baud rate.

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