How to make WIZ110SR totally transparent to connect PC(serial) to RTU (Serial)
Serial-to-Ethernet & ConfigTool
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RE: How to make WIZ110SR totally transparent to connect PC(serial) to RTU (Serial)
by jameskim ·
Hi,
I’m sure your RTU want to get a whole data in one time but it discard the received packet because it was not completed yet.
The second picture of screeshoots of WIZ105SR configuration tool shows that you don’t use any [color=#FF0000]Data Packing Condition[/color].
With no Data Packing Condition, all our serial to ethernet modules makes a ethernet packet with data in serial rx buffer regularly and it split a whole data from serial to several ethernet packets.
Unfortunately, your RTU expects an ethernet packet to have a complete data and it discard each of packets from WIZ105SR because all doesn’t have a complete data in it.
I recommend you use [color=#FF0000]Data Packing Condition[/color] option to get communication succeeded.
You can use any of them but “[color=#FF0000]Time[/color]” option is the best in almost most environment.
If a serial data chunk from the serial device occurs in a few seconds or a few hundreds milliseconds, put [color=#FF0000]100[/color] in ‘[color=#FF0000]Time[/color]’ field in [color=#FF0000]Data Packing Condition[/color] section. You must get what you want.
Thank you.
BR,
James.