User manual LAVA DATATAP-IP CONFIGURATION

[. . . ] Serial port activity is indicated by two status LEDs as described in "Hardware status LEDs" on page 11. Cabling The DataTap-IP looks exactly like the COM port of a PC from the point of view of the payment terminal, and should be hooked up in precisely the same fashion. Rev. A03 DataTap-IP Configuration Guide Page 1 of 11 2. On-line connection Configuration of the DataTap-IP begins by entering the IP address of the DataTap-IP (factory default is 192. 168. 0. 35) into a web browser's location bar (Microsoft Internet Explorer recommended). [. . . ] HTTP port Configure the TCP port number used by web browsers when connecting by HTTP to the DataTap-IP. By default this port number is set to 80. Implementing changes: After making changes to the network settings, four options exist: Submit changes and reboot device This option will register the changes you have entered into the dialog box and reboot the DataTap-IP, implementing the changes on reboot. Restore factory defaults and reboot device This option will restore factory defaults and reboot the DataTap-IP, implementing the changes on reboot. Exit without changes This option will discard changes entered into the dialog box and return you to the "Administrator Menu" screen. Reboot device This option will reboot the device with the settings currently implemented, and discard changes entered into the dialog box and not submitted. Rev. A03 DataTap-IP Configuration Guide Page 5 of 11 4. Com port configuration If you choose the "Com Port Configuration" option from the Administrator's Menu, a screen like the following will appear (four-port DataTap-IP devices will have Com ports configurable as pairs): Com Port Configuration This screen provides access to conventional Com port settings for both input and output ports, control signal configuration between the two serial ports, and port reset. Baud rate (Input Com Port and Output Com Port) This parameter can be set from 110 to 115200 bps. Data bits (Input Com Port and Output Com Port) This parameter can be set from 5 to 8. The default data bits setting is 8 bits. Parity (Input Com Port and Output Com Port) This parameter can be set even, odd, none, mark, or space. The default parity setting is no parity ("none"). Stop bits (Input Com Port and Output Com Port) This parameter can be set 1, 1. 5, or 2. Flow control (Input Com Port and Output Com Port) This parameter can be set XON/XOFF, hardware, or none. The default flow control setting is no flow control ("none"). NOTE: When setting the DataTap-IP to pass RTS control signal parameters, flow control should be set to "none" (See "Pass control signals between Input and Output Com ports". ) Rev. A03 DataTap-IP Configuration Guide Page 6 of 11 Reset port (Input Com Port only) This button will reset the connection between the Input Com port and the DataTap-IP. NOTE: If a TCP connection is open when the port is reset, that TCP connection is closed and must be reset. If the DataTap-IP is configured as an Ethernet client, TCP re-connection will be automatic; if the DataTap-IP is configured as an Ethernet server, the client device must re-establish the connection. Match input port settings This checkbox will cause the Output Com port settings to match those used on the Input Com port, over-riding any manually configured settings for the Output Com port. Pass control signals between Input and Output Com ports The port redirection capability of the DataTap-IP transmits TX and RX data between its Output and Input Com ports. In some circumstances additional control line information will need to be sent between the two ports, as for example when a printer attached to the Output Com port needs to send a "paper out" indication to a station attached to the Input Com port. [. . . ] Remove Printer Control (ESC) Codes Selecting this option will cause printer control codes (ESCape codes) to be removed from the data stream being sent over the Ethernet side of the DataTap-IP. Rev. A03 DataTap-IP Configuration Guide Page 8 of 11 6. Access restriction settings If you choose the "Access Restrictions" option from the Ethernet Side Configuration menu, a screen like the following will appear: Access Restrictions This dialog box allows access to the DataTap-IP to be restricted or permitted according to the IP address of the client system. Five separate ranges can be configured to each either allow or block access, and the logic sum of these range restrictions is the access allowed to the port. Rev. A03 DataTap-IP Configuration Guide Page 9 of 11 7. Password configuration Administrator Password Configuration If you choose the "Passwords" option from the Administrator's Menu, a screen like the following will appear: This dialog box allows a new password to be set for the DataTap-IP. [. . . ]