--- "juanyrascon" <> wrote:
> How can i do one serial to ethernet
> converter with my ts7300.
That's extremly easy only of course you need two of them to do
anything with. You need to determine whether to use TCP or UDP on
the Ethernet frames that you convey from the serial-to-ethernet
converter to the destination device, probably chosing TCP if you need
to have absolute certainty in the successful delivery of the data, or
UDP if you don't care if an occasional packet gets lost once a year
or so. }:-}
Your TS-7300 would need to establish a TCP connection to the
destination device and every byte that is read on the serial
interface is simply transmitted out the TCP socket. Likewise any
byte received on the TCP socket would be conveyed out the serial
interface.
If you use UDP, the destination device would need to have a socket
listening for inbound UDP packets, and your TS-7300 could accumulate
serial characters and after some configurable amount of time bundle
them up into a UDP frame and send it to the destination device.
But any way, what you're asking is too broad to give detailed
answers, but what you're asking about is really easy to accomplish.
If you're thinking about having two TS-7300 boards and conveying
serial end-to-end via Ethernet in the middle, that's real easy. I
could send you some software that will do that.
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