Tunnel – Serial Cable replacer RS232-4G-RS232 via MQTT
Scenario details: There are 2 RS232 devices (115200,8, N, 1) connected by a serial cable through which data is sent. We want to replace the serial cable with a transparent link RS232-4G-RS232 None of the devices is a PC. They are computers with hardly any intelligence and their internal control programs can’t be modified. That […]
Titan – AN36: Using Titan Router as SNMP Traps to SMS and MQTT Gateway
Scene Details Titan routers have all the funcionalities a 2G/3G/4G router has, plus a variety of additional features that make it into one of the most functional router in the marketplace. One of those additional features is the ability to create an SNMP traps gateway to SMS and MQTT/MQTTS. As usual, we will illustrate this functionality […]
Titan – AN35: Configuring the Router to Send Data via 3G/4G, Ethernet or WiFi
Scene Details Titan routers have the funcionalities a 2G/3G/4G router has, plus a variety of features that make it one of the most functional routers in the marketplace. One of those features is the ability to function as a concentrator of data coming from sensors (modbus, Wavenis radio, Wireless-Mbus, temperature…). To send this data to a server […]
Titan – AN34: Connecting a USB Webcam to the Titan Router, Capturing and Sending Footage
Scene Details Remote control applications are more usual every day. Many of these applications need access to the footage of a remote camera. In many places there is no access to ADSL in order to connect directly an IP camera. For example solar gardens, distant stations, etc. In these cases we need a 3G/4G router to allow remote […]
Titan – AN33: How to Get GPS NMEA Data via Serial Port, TCP Client Socket, or TCP Server Socket
Scenario Details Some models from the Titan router family (MTX-Router-Titan-mini-3G-GPS, MTX-Router-Titan-mini-4GGPS, etc.) have an internal GPS. This means that besides 3G router conventional tasks (giving Internet connectivity to connected devices), they can also perform additional tasks with the GPS location. There are several application notes like the AN24 where it is explained in detail how to implement […]
Titan – AN32: Using the Titan Router to Read Modbus Devices, and to Send Readings to an MQTT Broker with SSL Security
Scene Details Titan routers have all the funcionalities a 2G/3G/4G router has, plus a variety of additional features that make it into one of the most functional router in the marketplace. One of those additional features is the ability of automatically questioning Modbus RTU or TCP devices, and then sending the data to a web, FTP or […]
Titan – AN30: CSD Data Call Emulator: Converting GSM Calls into IP Communications
Scenario Details In this scenario, there is a computer connected to a modem (analogic o gsm) with a software designed to make conventional data calls (CSD) to remote modems, to read daily the meter boxes. We need to change the daily reading for a reading every 15 min, so we will replace GSM communications for IP communications. […]
Titan – AN29: How to Get the GPS Location via Modbus TCP/RTU
Scenario Details Some router models from the Titan family have internal GPS. That means that on top of the usual 3G router tasks (provide Internet connectivity to connected devices), it is also possible to perform additional tasks with the GPS location. The MTX-Router-Titan-mini-3G-GPS is connected to a PLC via ethernet (or RS232/485). Said PLC uses the Titan router […]
Titan – AN28: How to Activate/Deactivate 2G/3G/4G Connectivity through SMS, Digital Input, Modbus or Telnet
Scenario Details Titan routers have all the functionalities of a normal 2G/3G/4G router, plus several additional features that make it one of the routers with more benefits of the market. In most scenarios with 2G/3G/4G routers, IP communications are active 100% of the time. However, there are situations when we want to choose when to activate/deactivate the […]
Titan – AN27: Using the Titan Router to Read Modbus Devices and Send Data to the Cloud
Scenario Details Titan routers have all the funcionalities a 2G/3G/4G router has, plus a variety of additional features that make it into one of the most functional router in the marketplace. One of those additional features is the ability of automatically questioning Modbus RTU or TCP devices, and then sending the data to a web, FTP or […]
Geben Sie den Verbindungsmodus „ethernet“ oder „modem“ ein:
Stellen Sie bei einer Ethernet-Konfiguration sicher, dass die IP-Parameter mit dem Serverzugriff entsprechend der lokalen Netzwerkkonfiguration des Hubs kompatibel sind. Bei einer Ethernet-Verbindung muss die Konfiguration mit der lokalen Netztopologie des Hubs kompatibel sein, damit dieser auf die Server zugreifen kann. Diese Konfiguration erfolgt über die Konfigurationsseite „Networks“ (siehe Kapitel 3.2.2.3: „Netzwerke (Networks)“).
Bei einer Modemverbindung muss das Modem korrekt konfiguriert sein, bevor eine Verbindung hergestellt werden kann. Diese Konfiguration erfolgt auf der Konfigurationsseite „Modem“ (siehe Kapitel 3.2.2.4: „Modem“).
Die minimal zu konfigurierenden Serverparameter sind folgende:
Diese Felder müssen konfiguriert werden: „Interface“, „Type“, „Server type“, „Address“, „Port“, „Login“ und „Password“.
In den übrigen Feldern können die Standardwerte beibehalten werden, solange die Verzeichnisse zuvor korrekt angelegt wurden. Weitere Einzelheiten siehe Kapitel 3.1.2: „Konfigurationsdateien“.
Warten Sie. Der Hub startet nach ein paar Augenblicken mit der Werkseinstellung neu.
