ES EYE HERA600 Series Manuel utilisateur

HERA600 Series Serial Port

Configuration Guide

Document Reference: 8293

4/22/2015

Eseye Ltd

jlindsay

www. eseye.com

Contents

1Getting started...................................................................................................................... 2

2Serial2ip module setup ........................................................................................................ 2

3UDP Connection................................................................................................................... 5

3.1 IAD 1 - 192.168.1.2 ......................................................................................................... 5

3.2 IAD 2 - 192.168.1.10 ....................................................................................................... 5

4TCP Connection.................................................................................................................... 5

4.1 IAD 1 - 192.168.1.2 ......................................................................................................... 6

4.2 IAD 2 - 192.168.1.10 ....................................................................................................... 6

5Additional commands/options .......................................................................................... 7

5.1 feature serial2ip set port 1 disconnecttimeout 1...................................................... 7

5.2 feature serial2ip set port 1 idletime 1 ......................................................................... 7

5.3 feature serial2ip set port 1 matchcharacter 65........................................................ 7

5.4 feature serial2ip set port 1 matchstring “testing” ..................................................... 7

5.5 feature serial2ip set port 1 deletematchstring true.................................................. 8

5.6 feature serial2ip set port 1 deletematchstring false................................................. 8

5.7 feature serial2ip set port 1 maxbytes 100 .................................................................. 8

5.8 --> feature serial2ip show status .................................................................................. 8

5.9 --> feature serial2ip show configuration .................................................................... 8

6The order of priority for checking the rules ....................................................................... 9

1Getting started

Connect to the Hera Router using an Ethernet cable, WiFi or Cellular connection (if

active) and open an ssh session by using appropriate software e.g. Putty.

This gives command line access to the advanced features of the router.

2Serial2ip module setup

To enable the serial feature on ports 1 and / or 2, type the appropriate commands

from the list:

feature serial2ip add port 1

feature serial2ip add port 2

These commands will add the ports to the configuration. It is next necessary to

configure the baudrate and number of bits for each port.

feature serial2ip set port portno baud _baud_

This command is used to set the baud rate of the port specified by the portno. e.g.

feature serial2ip set port _portno_ databits 5

feature serial2ip set port _portno_ databits 6

http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html

feature serial2ip set port _portno_ databits 7

feature serial2ip set port _portno_ databits 8

These commands are used to set the databits of the port specified by portno.

feature serial2ip set port _portno_ parity _parity_

This command will set the parity of the port portno.

feature serial2ip set port _portno_ stopbits _stopbits_

This command is used to set the stopbits for the port portno.

feature serial2ip set port _portno_ server _server_

This command is used to specify the url of the destination in the form of ipaddress:port

you want to send the uart's data.

feature serial2ip set port _portno_ listenport _listenport_

This command is used to set the portno for the listener/server and also start the server

on that port. This is the mandatory field (by default set to 0).

feature serial2ip set port _portno_ listener disable

This command is used to stop the listener/server.

feature serial2ip set port _portno_ protcol _tcpudp_

This command is used to configure the mode you want to use to connect to the other

end i.e tcp or udp.

feature serial2ip set port _portno_ enabled true

feature serial2ip set port _portno_ enabled false

Enabled –Enabled command is used to register the uart specified by portno to receive

the uart data.

When configured for udp this command also binds the udp socket and when

configured for tcp this command will set a flag for tcp connection so that when data is

received from the uart, then tcp will send the connect to the server.

Disabled –Disable command is used to release the uart and close the tcp client and

udp sockets.

feature serial2ip show configuration

This command will the display the options configured for the ports.

feature serial2ip show status

This command will show on which ports serial2ip is running i.e. Port 1 or Port 2 or both.

3UDP Connection

To establish a udp connection you need to configure the following options:

3.1 IAD 1 - 192.168.1.2

feature serial2ip add port 1

feature serial2ip set port 1 server 192.168.1.10:6789

feature serial2ip set port 1 protocol udp

feature serial2ip set port 1 listenport 6789

feature serial2ip set port 1 enabled true

3.2 IAD 2 - 192.168.1.10

feature serial2ip add port 1

feature serial2ip set port 1 server 192.168.1.2:6789

feature serial2ip set port 1 protocol udp

feature serial2ip set port 1 listenport 6789

feature serial2ip set port 1 enabled true

4TCP Connection

To establish a tcp connection, you need to configure the following options :

4.1 IAD 1 - 192.168.1.2

feature serial2ip add port 2

If port already exists then you can change its configuration.

feature serial2ip set port 2 server 192.168.1.10:49200

feature serial2ip set port 2 protocol tcp

feature serial2ip set port 2 listenport 49200

feature serial2ip set port 2 enabled true

4.2 IAD 2 - 192.168.1.10

feature serial2 to ip add port 2

feature serial2ip set port 2 server 192.168.1.2:49200

feature serial2ip set port 2 protocol tcp

feature serial2ip set port 2 listenport 49200

feature serial2ip set port 2 enabled true

Note: Whenever the configuration is changed, you need to execute the “feature

serial2ip set port _portno_ enabled false” then “feature serial2ip set port _portno_

enabled true” to allow the changes to take effect.

The tcpclient will try to connect to the server whenever the data is received from the

uart until the connection is established.

5Additional commands/options

5.1 feature serial2ip set port 1 disconnecttimeout 1

It is the idle disconnect timeout in seconds. Maximum value is 3600 seconds (1 hour).

After the timer expires, the whole ip connection closes.

Can disable the timer by setting it to 0.

5.2 feature serial2ip set port 1 idletime 1

It is the idle timeout in milliseconds, after which the data will be sent.

Maximum value is 3600000 milliseconds(1 hour).

Can disable the timer by setting it to 0.

5.3 feature serial2ip set port 1 matchcharacter 65

It is the ascii value corresponding to the character that needs to be matched. In this

case we are matching 'A' character against the data. If the match is successful all the

data before the matched character and including the matched character will be sent

to ip connection.

Valid values: -1 for disable; 0 to 255 (Ascii values)

5.4 feature serial2ip set port 1 matchstring “testing”

It matches the string against the data and sends the data until the matched string, or

up to the matched string and including it, depending upon the configured value of

deletematchstring.

If the match is not successful it looks for a partial match against the data, and if

successful, then the data is sent up until, and excluding, the partial matched

characters.

Max length: 256

Disable matchstring value: “”

example--> feature serial2ip set port 1 matchstring “”

5.5 feature serial2ip set port 1 deletematchstring true

In this case the data will be sent up until, and excluding, the matched string.

5.6 feature serial2ip set port 1 deletematchstring false

In this case the data will be sent up until, and including, the matched string.

5.7 feature serial2ip set port 1 maxbytes 100

It is the maxbytes that can be handled by the buffer before the data is sent.

Valid values: 0 for disabled; Max value is 2048 bytes.

Examples:

5.8 --> feature serial2ip show status

Serial2IP status:

Port 1 : Disconnected

5.9 --> feature serial2ip show configuration

UART 1 serial2ip State = Idle

Serial2ip listener disabled

Baud rate 9600

Data bits 8

Parity N

Stop bits 1

Send to URL (null)

Send to port 0

Protocol (null)

Listen port 0

Disconnect timeout in seconds 0

Idle timeout in milliseconds 0

Max byte after which data is sent 0

Match string " akshay"

Delete Match string option disabled

Match character disabled(-1)

NOTE: By default, all the additional options are disabled. Regardless of the options

configured, there is always a check for 2048 bytes in the buffer. If rule passes, the data

is sent up to 2048 bytes.

6The order of priority for checking the rules

Step 1: Checks match character rule until fails and then proceeds with next step.

Step 2: Checks match string rule until fails and then proceeds with next step.

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