Configure the device using the ConnectPort LTS web interface Administration
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n Total/Used/Free Memory: The amount of memory (RAM) available, currently in use, and
currently not being used.
Serial
The Serial page under Administration > System Information lists the serial ports and their
configuration status. Click a port to view detailed serial port information on the Serial Port
Diagnostics page.
Note The ConnectPort LTS serial ports behave like DTE ports.
n Outputs from the device: TxD (in 422/485 Full duplex TxD+ and TxD-), RTS, and DTR
n Inputs to the device: RxD (in 422/485 Full duplex RxD+ and RxD-), CTS, DSR, and DCD
For pin-out information, see ConnectPort® LTS 8/16/32 Quick Start Guide.
Serial Port Diagnostics
The Serial Port Diagnostics page displays information on the current state of a serial port on your Digi
device.
n Configuration: The Configuration page displays the electrical interface (Port Type) and basic
serial settings.
n Signals: The Signals pane shows the state of serial port signals. The serial port signals are
green when asserted (on) and gray when not asserted (off). These signals are defined as
follows:
l RTS: Request To Send.
l CTS: Clear To Send.
l DTR: Data Terminal Ready.
l DSR: Data Set Ready.
l DCD: Data Carrier Detected.
n Serial Statistics: The Statistics section includes data counters and error tracking that will help
determine the quality of data that is being sent or received. If the error counters are
accumulating, you may have a problem with your Digi device server.
l Total Data In: Total number of data bytes received.
l Total Data Out: Total number of data bytes transmitted.
l Overrun Errors: Number of overrun errors—the next data character arrived before the
hardware could move the previous character.
l Framing Errors: Number of framing errors received—the received data did not have a valid
stop bit.
l Parity Errors: Number of parity errors—the received data did not have the correct parity
setting.
l Breaks: Number of break signals received.
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