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"Cut Ethernet-Header to serial output"
If checked, removes the Ethernet header of the incoming data, if any, before forwarding it.
8
"Destination IP and port"
Here, you have to must enter the destination IP address and port, if you chose a Writer type.
(In case of a Multicast Writer, this must be a multicast group).
If you chose a TCP Reader, you must enter the parameters of the TCP server to which it
should connect.
9
"
Multicast groups"
In case of the Multicast protocol, you can define one multicast group for destination if you
chose "Writer", several multicast groups as input if you chose "Reader" and both of them if
you chose server.
The destination group is to be entered in field 8.
The input groups have to be entered in field 9.
NOTE: Using the Multicast Server type will disable the logging functionality!
10
"Destinations"
This part is only enabled if the port is defined as reader or server. In the list are displayed
all output (or input/output) ports. By clicking one or more of these ports, you can define
where the incoming data of port 9 will be forwarded.
11
"Filters"
Filters on the network port work the same way as on serial ports. See 3.4.9
3.4.12.
General information for configuration
NOTE: All non-occupied ports must be set to "off"!
Alias names are important for a later identification or assignation of the different connected
boxes.
All inputs must be assigned to at least one output.
Once all canals are defined and assigned the "Upload Configuration" button must be clicked.
A pop up window will then appear indicating that the magicplex8 (+) GIC is restarting. You
must then wait around 30 seconds before the settings are applied.
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