Moxa Technologies CP-132UL-I User manual

Universal PCI Board User’s Manual

Multiport Serial Board for PCI and PCI-X Bus

Sixth Edition, April 2009

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Chapter 1

Chapter 2

Chapter 3

Chapter 4

Chapter 5

Chapter 6

Table of Contents

Introduction ...............................................................................................1-1

Overview .............................................................................................................................. 1-2

Applications.................................................................................................................. 1-4

Package Checklist................................................................................................................. 1-5

Product Features ................................................................................................................... 1-5

Product Specifications .......................................................................................................... 1-6

Installation Guide ................................................................................................................. 1-8

Hardware Installation ................................................................................2-1

Overview .............................................................................................................................. 2-2

Configuring the Board and Dimension................................................................................. 2-2

Plugging the Board into an Expansion Slot ........................................................................ 2-15

Driver Installation: Windows Vista/2008 .................................................3-1

Overview .............................................................................................................................. 3-2

Installing the Driver.............................................................................................................. 3-3

Installing the Ports................................................................................................................ 3-6

Verifying the Installation ...................................................................................................... 3-9

Configuring the Ports ..........................................................................................................3-11

Disabling the Board ............................................................................................................ 3-12

Uninstalling the Board........................................................................................................ 3-13

Driver Installation: Windows XP/2003 .....................................................4-1

Overview .............................................................................................................................. 4-2



Verifying the Installation ...................................................................................................... 4-9

Configuring the Ports ......................................................................................................... 4-12

Using PComm .................................................................................................................... 4-13

Using Event Log................................................................................................................. 4-13



Driver Installation: Windows 2000 ...........................................................5-1

Overview .............................................................................................................................. 5-2



Verifying the Installation .................................................................................................... 5-10

Configuring the Ports ..........................................................................................................5-11

Using PComm .................................................................................................................... 5-13

Using Event Log................................................................................................................. 5-13



Driver Installation: Windows NT ..............................................................6-1

Overview .............................................................................................................................. 6-2


Configuring the Ports ........................................................................................................... 6-6

Removing the Board............................................................................................................. 6-8

Updating the Driver .............................................................................................................. 6-8

Removing the Driver ............................................................................................................ 6-9

Chapter 7

Driver Installation: Windows 95/98/ME....................................................7-1

Overview .............................................................................................................................. 7-2


Windows 95.................................................................................................................. 7-3

Windows 98 and ME .................................................................................................... 7-5

Configuring the Ports ........................................................................................................... 7-7

Updating the Driver ............................................................................................................ 7-10

Removing the Driver .......................................................................................................... 7-12

Chapter 8

Driver Installation: Windows CE ..............................................................8-1

Windows CE 5.0................................................................................................................... 8-2

Installing the Driver...................................................................................................... 8-2

Windows CE 6.0 Installation ................................................................................................ 8-8

Chapter 9

Driver Installation: Non Windows ............................................................9-1

Overview .............................................................................................................................. 9-2

DOS ...................................................................................................................................... 9-2

Installing the Driver...................................................................................................... 9-2

Setting up the Driver..................................................................................................... 9-3

Loading the Driver........................................................................................................ 9-5

Unloading the Driver .................................................................................................... 9-6

Linux (32-bit/64-bit)............................................................................................................. 9-6

SCO ...................................................................................................................................... 9-7

Chapter 10

Serial Programming Tools......................................................................10-1

Overview ............................................................................................................................ 10-2

Serial Programming Library ............................................................................................... 10-2

PComm Utilities ................................................................................................................. 10-2

Installation .................................................................................................................. 10-2

PComm Diagnostic..................................................................................................... 10-2

PComm Monitor ......................................................................................................... 10-3

PComm Terminal Emulator........................................................................................ 10-4

Chapter 11

Pin Assignments .....................................................................................11-1

Overview .............................................................................................................................11-2

CP-102U..............................................................................................................................11-3

DB9 (Male): RS-232 .................................................................................................. 11-3

CP-102UL ...........................................................................................................................11-3

DB25 (Female): RS-232 ............................................................................................. 11-3

CP-104JU ............................................................................................................................11-4

8-pin RJ45: RS-232 .................................................................................................... 11-4

CP-104UL ...........................................................................................................................11-4

DB44 (Female): RS-232 ............................................................................................. 11-5

CP-114UL............................................................................................................................11-5

DB44 (Female): RS-232 ............................................................................................. 11-5

DB44 (Female): RS-422, RS-485 (4-wire)................................................................. 11-6

DB44 (Female): RS-485 (2-wire) ............................................................................... 11-6

CP-118U ..............................................................................................................................11-7

DB62 (Female): RS-232 ............................................................................................. 11-7

DB62 (Female): RS-422, RS-485 (4-wire)................................................................. 11-8

DB62 (Female): RS-485 (2-wire) ............................................................................... 11-9

CP-118U-I ...........................................................................................................................11-9

DB78 (Female): RS-232 ............................................................................................. 11-9

DB78 (Female): RS-422, RS-485 (4-wire)............................................................... 11-10

DB78 (Female): RS-485 (2-wire) ............................................................................. 11-11

CP-132UL, CP-132UL-I ...................................................................................................11-11

DB25 (Female): RS-422 ........................................................................................... 11-11

DB25 (Female): RS-485 (4-wire) ............................................................................. 11-12

DB25 (Female): RS-485 (2-wire) ............................................................................. 11-12

CP-134U, CP-134U-I ........................................................................................................11-13

DB44 (Female): RS-232 (Ports 1 and 2 only) .......................................................... 11-13

DB44 (Female): RS-422 ........................................................................................... 11-13

DB44 (Female): RS-485 (4-wire) ............................................................................. 11-14

DB44 (Female): RS-485 (2-wire) ............................................................................. 11-14

CP-138U............................................................................................................................11-15


DB62 (Female): RS-485 (2-wire) ............................................................................. 11-16

CP-138U-I .........................................................................................................................11-16


DB78 (Female): RS-485 (2-wire) ............................................................................. 11-17

CP-168U............................................................................................................................11-18

DB62 (Female): RS-232 ........................................................................................... 11-18

POS-104UL .......................................................................................................................11-18

DB44 (Female): RS-232 ........................................................................................... 11-19

CP-102UF..........................................................................................................................11-19

Serial Connectors...............................................................................................................11-19

DB9 (Male)............................................................................................................... 11-19

DB25 (Male)............................................................................................................. 11-20

DB25 (Female) ......................................................................................................... 11-21

RJ45.......................................................................................................................... 11-22

The following topics are covered in this chapter:

Overview

¾ Applications

Package Checklist

Product Features

Product Specifications

Installation Guide

Chapter 1

1

Introduction

Universal PCI Board User’s Manual Introduction

Overview

Moxa Universal PCI (UPCI) multiport serial boards can be installed in PCI or PCI-X slots, and support both 3.3V and 5V PCI/PCI-X. With a UPCI board, you can connect data acquisition equipment and other serial devices to your PC over RS-232, RS-422, or RS-485. Each board has on-chip hardware and software flow control, a built-in 128-byte Tx/Rx FIFO, and well-designed device drivers that have been fine-tuned. This allows Moxa UPCI boards to support data transmission speeds of up to 921.6 Kbps.

The following UPCI multiport serial boards are available from Moxa:

8 Ports

CP-118U:

CP-118U-T:

CP-118U-I:

8 ports, RS-232/422/485

8 ports, RS-232/422/485, wide temperature

8 ports, RS-232/422/485, 2KV optical isolation

CP-118-U-I-T:

8 ports, RS-232/422/485, 2KV optical isolation, wide temperature

CP-138U:

8 ports, RS-422/485

CP-138-T:

CP-138-I:

8 ports, RS-422/485, wide temperature

8 ports, RS-422/485, 2KV optical isolation, wide temperature

CP-138-U-T-I:

8 ports, RS-422/485, 2KV optical isolation

CP-168U:

8 ports, RS-232

CP-168U-T:

8 ports, RS-232, wide temperature

4 Ports

CP-114UL:

CP-114UL-T:

CP-114UL-I:

4 ports, RS-232/422/485, low profile

4 ports, RS-232/422/485, low profile, wide temperature

4 ports, RS-232/422/485, low profile, 2KV optical isolation

CP-114UL-I-T:

4 ports, RS-232/422/485, low profile, , 2KV optical isolation, wide temperature

CP-134U:

4 ports, RS-422/485

CP-134U-T:

CP-134U-I:

4 ports, RS-422/485, wide temperature

4 ports, RS-422/485, 2KV optical isolation

CP-134U-I-T:

CP-104UL:

CP-104UL-T:

CP-104JU:

4 ports, RS-422/485, 2KV optical isolation, wide temperature

4 ports, RS-232, low profile

4 ports, RS-232, low profile, wide temperature

4 ports, RS-232, 8-pin RJ45 connector on-board

CP-104JU-T:

POS-104UL:

4 ports, RS-232, 8-pin RJ45 connector on-board, wide temperature

4 ports, RS-232, low profile, serial port powered

POS-104UL-T:

4 ports, RS-232, low profile, serial port powered, wide temperature

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2 Ports

CP-112UL:

CP-112UL-T:

CP-112UL-I:

2 ports, RS-232/422/485, low profile

2 ports, RS-232/422/485, low profile, wide temperature


CP-112UL-I-T:


CP-132UL:

2 ports, RS-422/485, low profile

CP-132UL-T:

CP-132UL-I:

2 ports, RS-422/485, low profile, wide temperature

2 ports, RS-422/485, low profile, 2KV optical isolation

CP-132UL-I-T:

2 ports, RS-422/485, low profile, 2KV optical isolation, wide temperature

CP-102UL:

2 ports, RS-232, low profile

CP-102UL-T:

CP-102U:

2 ports, RS-232, low profile, wide temperature

2 ports, RS-232

CP-102U-T:

CP-102UF:

2 ports, RS-232, wide temperature

2 ports, Serial-over-fiber board

Smartio—The Smart Multiport Async Solution

The Smartio Series of multiport serial boards includes the CP-168U, CP-104UL, CP-104JU,

POS-104UL, CP-102UL, and CP-102U. These boards provide RS-232 serial ports for connecting terminals, modems, printers, scanners, cash registers, bar code readers, keypads, numeric displays, electrical scales, data acquisition equipment, and many other serial devices to a PC. These boards are a reliable, high-performance solution for multiport serial communication.

Industio—The Industrial Multiport Async Solution

The Industio Series of multiport serial boards includes the CP-118U-I, CP-118U, CP-138U-I,

CP-138U, CP-114UL, CP134U, CP-134U-I, CP-132UL, and CP-132UL-I. These boards are designed for industrial use, with serial ports that can be configured independently for RS-232,

RS-422, or RS-485 operation. Industio boards provide a reliable communication link over distances of up to 4000 ft and support point-to-point full-duplex or multi-drop half-duplex. With RS-485 operation, a single port can connect to 32 devices in a multi-drop environment.

ADDC™ (Automatic Data Direction Control) for RS-485

ADDC™ (Automatic Data Direction Control) makes it easier to manage 2-wire RS-485 half-duplex connections, eliminating the need for software interference. This means that it is not necessary to write extra code for Windows applications to control the half-duplex protocol. ADDC intelligence is built into Industio boards.

Serial-over-fiber Board

The CP-102UF is a serial-over-fiber board designed for industrial automation applications that require a long distance, multi-point, PC-based data acquisition solution. The single-mode model

(CP-102UF-S) can transmit up to 40 km, and the multi-mode model (CP-102UF-M) can transmit up to 5 km. For many industrial applications, an even bigger benefit is that optical fiber isolates the data from dangerous increases in ground potential, ground loops, and electrical EMI/RFI electromagnetic radiation.

Built-in Termination Resistors for RS-422 and RS-485

Industio boards have termination resistors built-in, eliminating the headaches involved in determining the proper impedance for the resistors. For additional information, please refer to

Chapter 2.

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ESD and Isolation Protection

Certain models include TVSS (Transient Voltage Surge Suppressor) technology to help prevent damage due to lightning or high potential voltage. Optical isolation (2000V) and embedded protection (max. ESD of 16 KV, max. EFT of 2 KV) are also available with certain models. These features help provide protection in critical or harsh factory-type environments.

PCI Solution

UPCI boards comply with PCI Spec. 2.1 and do not require switches or jumpers. IRQ and I/O address is automatically assigned by the PCI BIOS. This means that the board must be physically installed in the computer first before the driver software is installed.

Universal PCI

For maximum compatibility with the PCI local bus specification, UPCI boards support both 3.3V and 5V PCI connector types. The 32/64-bit PCI local bus specification specifies both a 3.3V/5V and

32/64-bit slot.

Operating System Support

Moxa UPCI boards are compatible with most major industrial platforms, including Windows, DOS, and Linux. Drivers are provided for smoother installation, configuration, and performance. This manual provides separate sections for the different operating systems that are supported.

Moxa Serial Communication Tools

For application development, Moxa provides a serial communication library for Windows called

PComm. This library can help you develop your own applications in Visual Basic, Visual C++,

Borland Delphi, and more. Utilities are included for debugging, monitoring communication status, terminal emulation, and file transfer.

Applications

UPCI boards are suitable for many industrial applications, including the following: y Multipoint data acquisition y Factory automation y Critical industrial control y Remote serial device control y Internet/intranet connections y Remote access applications y Multi-user applications y Industrial automation y Office automation y Telecommunications y PC-based vending machines or kiosk systems y POS (Point-of-Sale) systems

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Package Checklist

UPCI boards are shipped with the following items: y 1 Moxa UPCI multiport serial board y Low profile bracket (low profile models only) y Document & Software CD y Quick Installation Guide y 5-year Product Warranty statement

NOTE: Notify your sales representative if any of the above items is missing or damaged. For information on optional accessories for each model, please refer to Chapter 5.

Product Features

Moxa UPCI boards enjoy the following features: y Over 700 Kbps data throughput for top performance y Serial communication speed up to 921.6 Kbps y 128-byte FIFO and on-chip hardware and software flow control y Universal PCI supporting 3.3V PCI, 5V PCI and PCI-X y Driver support for Windows, Windows CE, Windows XP Embedded, DOS, Linux, FreeBSD,

QNX SCO OpenServer, UnixWare7 y On-board 15 KV ESD protection y Low profile for compact-sized PCs (on “L” models only) y 2 KV optical isolation protection (on “I” models only) y -40 to 85°C wide temperature (on “T” models only)

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Product Specifications

Hardware

I/O Controller:

Connector Type:

MU860 (compatible with 16C550C)

CP-118U-I: Female DB78

CP-118U:

CP-138U-I:

Female DB62

Female DB78

CP-138U:

CP-168U :

Female DB62

Female DB62

CP-114UL/ CP-114UL-I: Female DB44

CP-134U/CP-134U-I : Female DB44

CP-104UL :

CP-104JU :

Female DB44

8-pin RJ45

POS-104UL: Female DB44

CP-112UL/CP-112UL-I: Female DB25

CP-132UL/CP-112UL-I: Female DB25

CP-102UL: Female DB25

CP-102U:

CP-114UL:

Male DB9

Female DB44

CP-134U :

CP-134U-I :

CP-132UL :

CP-132UL-I :

CP-102UF:

Female DB44

Female DB44

Female DB25

Female DB25

ST type

Interface

Bus: 32-bit Universal PCI

Introduction

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No. of Ports:

8 Ports:

CP-118U/CP-118U-I

CP-138U/CP-138U-I

CP-1168U

4 Ports:

CP-114UL/CP-114UL-I

CP-134U/CP-134U-I

CP-104UL/CP-104JU

POS-104UL:

2 Ports:

CP-112UL/CP-112UL-I

CP-132UL/CP-132UL-I

CP-102UL

CP-102U/CP-102UF

4 Max. No. of Boards:

Signals

RS-232:

RS-422:

4-wire RS-485:

2-wire RS-485:

Performance

Baudrate:

Configuration

Parity:

Data Bits:

Stop Bits:

I/O Address, IRQ:

TxD, RxD, RTS, CTS, DTR, DSR, DCD, GND

TxD+(B), TxD-(A), RxD+(B), RxD-(A), GND

TxD+(B), TxD-(A), RxD+(B), RxD-(A), GND

Data+(B), Data-(A), GND

50 bps to 921.6 Kbps

None, Even, Odd, Space, Mark

5, 6, 7, 8

1, 1.5, 2

Assigned by BIOS

Flow Control: RTS/CTS, XON/XOFF

Introduction

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Driver Support:

Storage Temperature:

Protection:

Certifications

Approved:

Windows 2000

Windows XP/2003/Vista/2008 (x86 & x64)

Linux 2.4

Linux 2.6 (x86 & x64)

Complete driver support information is available at www.moxa.com in the Download center.

Power Output:

Power and Environment

5V/12V (POS-104UL only)

Operating Temperature: 0 to 55°C (32 to 131°F)

Operating Humidity: 5 to 95% RH

-40 to 85°C (-40 to 185°F)

Embedded 15 KV ESD protection

Warranty

EN55022 Class B, EN55024, EN61000-3-2, EN61000-3-3,

IEC61000-4-2, IEC61000-4-3, IEC61000-4-4, IEC61000-4-5,

IEC61000-4-6, IEC61000-4-8, IEC61000-4-11, FCC Part 15 Class B

5 years

Installation Guide

UPCI board installation can be divided into six steps as follows:

Step 1: Select serial transmission mode.

For certain models, you will need to set onboard DIP switches to select the serial transmission mode for each port. This applies to the CP-118U-I, CP-138U-I, CP-118U, CP-138U, CP-114UL,

CP-114UL-I, CP-134U, CP-134U-I, CP-112UL, CP-112UL-I, CP-132UL, CP-132UL-I,

POS-104UL, and CP-102UF. For details, please refer to Chapter 2.

Step 2: Install board.

UPCI boards are installed in an open PCI or PCI-X expansion slot on the PC. For details, please refer to Chapter 2.

Step 3: Install drivers and configure board

For details, please refer to Chapters 3 through 8.

Step 4: Connect your serial devices to the board’s serial ports

For details, please refer to Chapter 10.

Step 5: Restart system and verify driver initialization

For details, please refer to Chapters 3 through 8.

Step 6: Develop and run your serial communication application

For details, please refer to Chapter 9.

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Chapter 2

2

Hardware Installation


Overview

Configuring the Board and Dimension

¾ CP-118U/CP-118-I

¾ CP-138U/ CP-138U-I

¾ CP-168U

¾ CP-114UL/ CP-114UL-I

¾ CP-134U /CP-134U-I

¾ CP-104UL

¾ CP-104JU

¾ POS-104UL

¾ CP-112UL /CP-112UL-I

¾ CP-132UL /CP-132UL-I

¾ CP-102UL

¾ CP-102U

¾ CP-102UF

Plugging the Board into an Expansion Slot

Universal PCI Board User’s Manual Hardware Installation

Overview

This chapter explains the hardware installation procedure in detail. Since the BIOS automatically assigns the IRQ number and I/O addresses, you will need to install the board before you install the drivers. You can install up to 4 UPCI boards in one system, as long as sufficient I/O address and IRQ number resources are available.

Configuring the Board and Dimension

8 Ports

CP-118U/CP-118-I

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Onboard termination resistors can be activated individually for each serial port using jumpers JP1 through JP8. JP1 corresponds to serial port 1. Short the jumper pins to activate the termination resistor; leave the jumper pins open to bypass the termination resistor.

The onboard DIP switches, S1, S2, and S3, are used to select RS-232, RS-422, or RS-485 mode for each serial port. There are 8 switches on each bank corresponding to the 8 serial ports. S3 selects between RS-232 and RS-422/485, S2 selects between RS-422 and RS-485, and S1 selects between

2-wire and 4-wire RS-485, as follows:

Mode S1 S2 S3

4-wire RS-485 ON OFF OFF

2-wire RS-485 OFF OFF OFF

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CP-138U/ CP-138U-I

Hardware Installation


2-4


The onboard DIP switches, S1 and S2, are used to select RS-422 or RS-485 mode for each serial port.

There are 8 switches on each bank corresponding to the 8 serial ports. S2 selects between RS-422 and RS-485; S1 selects between 2-wire and 4-wire RS-485, as follows:

4-wire RS-485 ON OFF

2-wire RS-485 OFF OFF

CP-168U

This board does not require configuration.

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4 Ports

CP-114UL/ CP-114UL-I

120 mm

(4.72 in)

121 mm

(4.76 in)

JP1

JP2

JP3

JP4

41.7 mm

(1.64 in)

120 mm

(4.72 in)

121 mm

(4.76 in)

JP1

JP2

JP3

JP4

41.7 mm

(1.64 in)

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64.4 mm

(2.53 in)

64.4 mm

(2.53 in)



The onboard DIP switches, S1, S2, and S3, are used to select RS-232, RS-422, or RS-485 mode for each serial port. Switches 1 through 4 on each bank correspond to the 4 serial ports. S3 selects between RS-232 and RS-422/485, S2 selects between RS-422 and RS-485, and S1 selects between

2-wire and 4-wire RS-485, as follows:

4-wire RS-485

2-wire RS-485

CP-134U /CP-134U-I

ON OFF OFF

OFF OFF OFF

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Switches 1 through 4 on each bank correspond to the 4 serial ports. S2 selects between RS-422 and

RS-485; S1 selects between 2-wire and 4-wire RS-485. In addition, ports 1 and 2 can be set individually to RS-232 mode using the on-board 30-pin jumpers, as follows:

RS422

RS485 RS232

Port1

RS422

RS485 RS232

Port1

Port2

Port2

RS-422 or RS-485 mode:

Use the jumper to cover the left two columns of jumper pins.

RS-232 mode:

Use the jumper to cover the right two columns of jumper pins.

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CP-104UL



CP-104JU


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POS-104UL

Step b Step a

Port 3

Port 4

Port 1

Port 2


The onboard jumpers are used to specify the pin 9 power signal for each serial port.

Step a

The top row of jumper pins selects the source of 12V power; the bottom row of jumper pins selects the source of 5V power:

Bus power External power

If 5V or 12V external power is enabled, you will need to connect the cable from the back of

POS-104UL to the PC’s power supply. Remove both jumpers to disable all power signals to all ports.

Step b

For each serial port, a set of 5 jumper pins is used select the power signal that is sent to pin 9.

5V 12V RI signal (input)

To disable pin 9 power signals for a specific port, remove the jumper.

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CP-112UL /CP-112UL-I


JP1

JP2

3

3

JP1

JP2

3

3

Onboard termination resistors can be activated individually for each serial port using jumpers JP1 and JP2. JP1 corresponds to serial port 1. Short the jumper pins to activate the termination resistor; leave the jumper pins open to bypass the termination resistor. The onboard DIP switches, S1, S2, and

S3, are used to select RS-232, RS-422, or RS-485 mode for each serial port. Switch 1 corresponds to port 1 and switch 2 corresponds to port 2. S1 selects between RS-232, S2 selects between RS-422, and S3 selects between 2-wire and 4-wire RS-485, as follows:

4-Wire RS-485

2-Wire RS-485

OFF

OFF

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OFF

OFF

ON

OFF


CP-132UL /CP-132UL-I


Onboard termination resistors can be activated individually for each serial port using jumpers JP1 and JP2. JP1 corresponds to serial port 1. Short the jumper pins to activate the termination resistor; leave the jumper pins open to bypass the termination resistor.


On each bank, switch 1 corresponds to port 1 and switch 2 corresponds to port 2. S2 selects between

RS-422 and RS-485; S1 selects between 2-wire and 4-wire RS-485.

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CP-102UL



CP-102U

COM1

COM2


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CP-102UF


120 mm (4.72 in)

CP-102UF

P1 P2

Normal

Ring

Port 1

Tx

Rx

Port 2

Tx

Rx

16 mm (0.63 in)

41.7 mm (1.64 in)

The onboard DIP switches are used to configure the CP-102UF for “Ring mode” or “Normal”.

When using the CP-102UF board, your PC can be included as one node of a fiber ring formed using

Moxa’s own TCF-142 serial-to-fiber converter. Since each TCF-142 has two fiber ports and one serial port, PCs that are part of the ring will be able to communicate with serial devices connected to the ring. Note that the Tx port of the CP-102UF connects to a neighboring converter’s Rx port to form the ring. When one node transmits a signal, the signal travels around the ring until it returns back to the transmitting unit, which then blocks the signals.

CP-102UF

PC

Port 1

Port 2

TCF-142

5210

TCF-142-S

RS-422/485 RS-232 12-48V

RS-422

TCF-142-S

5210

RS-422/485 RS-232 12-48V

RS-485

TCF-142-S

5210

RS-422/485 RS-232 12-48V

RS-232

TCF-142-S

5210

RS-422/485 RS-232 12-48V

RS-422

TCF-142-S

5210

RS-422/485 RS-232 12-48V

RS-485

TCF-142-S

5210

RS-422/485 RS-232 12-48V

TCF-142

RS-232

NOTE: When configuring two or more CP-102UF boards installed in the same computer, please pay attention to the model names of the boards. The two models can be recognized by the type of connector on the board. Model CP-102UF-M uses plastic ST connectors, whereas model

CP-102UF-S uses metal ST connectors.

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Plugging the Board into an Expansion Slot

ATTENTION

Safety First!

To avoid damaging your system and board, make sure your PC’s power is turned off before installing your Universal PCI Board.

Step 1: Power off the PC.

Step 2: Shut off the power to any peripheral devices and remove the PC’s cover.

Step 3: Configure the UPCI board’s DIP switches and jumpers as necessary. This only applies to certain models. For additional information, please refer to your model in this chapter.

Step 4: Insert the board firmly into a free PCI or PCI-X slot on the PC.

Step 6: Use a screw to secure the board in place.

Step 7: Replace the PC’s cover.

Step 8: Power on the PC. The BIOS will automatically set the IRQ and I/O address.

Step 9: Install the software. For details, please refer to the appropriate chapter for your operating system.

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Chapter 3

3

Driver Installation: Windows Vista/2008


Overview

Installing the Driver

Installing the Ports

Verifying the Installation

Configuring the Ports

Disabling the Board

Uninstalling the Board

Universal PCI Board User’s Manual Driver Installation: Windows Vista/2008

Overview

This chapter explains how to install, configure, update, and remove the board drivers for Windows

Vista. The following models are supported:

2 Ports

CP-112UL/ CP-112UL-I

4 Ports 8 Ports

CP-114UL / CP-114UL-I CP-118U / CP-118U-I

CP-132UL / CP-132UL-I CP-134U / CP-134U-I CP-138U / CP-138U-I

CP-102UL CP-104UL CP-168U

CP-102U CP-104JU

CP-102UF POS-104UL

Windows Vista supports up to 256 serial ports, from COM1 to COM256. Moxa developed pure 32 and 64-bit Windows device drivers in order to fully utilize the advanced multi-process and multi-thread features of Windows Vista. The drivers conform to the Win32 COMM API standard.

You can download the drivers from the Moxa website. For information on developing your own serial programming applications, please refer to Chapter 9.

Before installing the software, be sure to install the hardware first. For details on installing the hardware, please refer to Chapter 2.

The overall procedure for installing the drivers is shown on the right. A newly installed board will be automatically detected by the operating system.

Install the board in an available PCI slot on the PC

Start Windows

Driver already installed?

No

Install the driver from the Document &

Software CD

Yes

Configure the port

The board s serial ports should be ready to work

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The following instructions show how to install the driver for the first time under Windows Vista.

You will need to plug the board in an available PCI or PCI-X slot first, before installing the driver.

The installation procedure for Windows 2008 is similar.

ATTENTION

The following steps will not be necessary if a Moxa UPCI board was already installed on your computer. Windows will automatically detect and install any additional board(s) at bootup. In this case, you may proceed directly to configuring the ports.

Note that these instructions use the CP-118U as an example. The procedure for installing all models is the same.

After the board is physically installed and the PC boots up, Windows will automatically detect the new board. The Found New Hardware Wizard window will open automatically. Select Locate and

install driver software (recommended).

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Select I don’t have the disc. Show me other options.

Select Browse my computer for driver software (advanced).

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Click Browse and select the appropriate directory on the Document & Software CD for the driver.

Drivers for all operating systems are located under the product folder in the \Software directory (e.g., under \CP-118U Series\Software).

For 32-bit (x86) platforms, select the \Windows 2008_Vista\x86 folder.

For 64-bit (x64) platforms, select the \Windows 2008_Vista\x64 folder.

After selecting the folder, click Next to continue.

If you receive a warning message stating that the Windows can’t verify the publisher of the software, select Install this driver software anyway.

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After the drivers have been installed, click Close to exit the wizard.


After the board and drivers have been installed, an installation wizard will guide you through installation of the newly added serial ports, starting with port 0.

1. When prompted to insert a disc, select I don’t have the disc. Show me other options.

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Select Browse my computer for driver software (advanced).

Click Browse and select the appropriate directory on the Document & Software CD for the driver. Drivers for all operating systems are located under the product folder in the \Software directory (e.g., under \CP-118U Series\Software). For 32-bit (x86) platforms, select the

\Windows 2008_Vista\x86 folder. For 64-bit (x64) platforms, select the \Windows

2008_Vista\x64 folder. After selecting the folder, click Next to continue.

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If you receive a warning message stating that the Windows can’t verify the publisher of the software, select Install this driver software anyway.

After the drivers have been installed, click Close to exit the wizard. The other serial ports will automatically install in the background.

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You can use Windows Device Manager to verify proper installation.

1. Under My Computer, click System Properties.

In the System window, click Device Manager.

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In the Device Manager window, you should see the UPCI board under Multi-port serial

adapters (CP-118U in this example). You should also see Moxa communication ports under

Ports (COM & LPT).

If you see any special marks, such as a question mark or an exclamation mark, next to the Moxa items, the installation of your module or serial ports was not successful. Examine the Windows event log for details.

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After the board and serial port drivers are installed, the board’s Properties window will appear. The system will map the ports automatically. You may be prompted to take care of port configuration if other Moxa boards have been installed.

1. On the Ports Configuration tab, select a port to configure and click Port Setting.

Under Port Number, select a COM number to assign to the serial port. Select Auto

Enumerating COM Number to map subsequent ports in numerical order. For example, if

COM 3 is assigned to Port 1, then COM 4 will be automatically assigned to Port 2.

Select an Rx FIFO Trigger and Tx FIFO Size. The default Rx FIFO Trigger is 120 bytes (high level). The default Tx FIFO Size is 128 bytes (high level). Select Set the change to all ports to use this setting for all serial ports on the board.

Tx FIFO Rx FIFO

High

128 120

Middle

64 60

Low

1 1

Click OK to approve the settings for the selected port. Continue in the same way to configure the other ports. When you have finished setting up the ports, click OK to close the Properties window and apply the new port settings.

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1. Right-click My Computer and select Properties in the context menu.


In Device Manager, right-click the UPCI board under Multi-port serial adapters and select

Disable in the context menu. This will disable the board.

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Right-click the UPCI board under Multi-port serial adapters (CP-118U in this example) and select Uninstall in the context menu.

A confirmation dialog will appear. Click OK to uninstall the device.

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Chapter 4

4

Driver Installation: Windows XP/2003


Overview





Using PComm

Using Event Log



Universal PCI Board User’s Manual Driver Installation: Windows XP/2003

Overview


XP/2003. The following models are supported:

2 Ports


4 Ports 8 Ports




CP-102U CP-104JU

CP-102UF POS-104UL

Windows XP/2003 supports up to 256 serial ports, from COM1 to COM256. Moxa developed pure

32 and 64-bit Windows device drivers in order to fully utilize the advanced multi-process and multi-thread features of Windows XP/2003. The drivers conform to the Win32 COMM API standard.





Start Windows


No


Software CD

Yes

Configure the port


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The following instructions show how to install the driver for the first time under Windows XP. The same procedure is used for Windows 2003. You will need to plug the board in an available PCI or

PCI-X slot first, before installing the driver.

ATTENTION



1. After the board is physically installed and the PC boots up, Windows will automatically detect the new board. The Found New Hardware Wizard window will open automatically. When prompted to connect to Windows Update, select. No, not this time and click Next to continue.

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Select Install from a list or specific location (Advanced) and click Next to continue.

Select Search for the best driver in these locations and Include this location in the search.

Click Browse and select the appropriate directory on the Document & Software CD for the driver.

Drivers for all operating systems are located under the product folder in the \Software directory

(e.g., under \CP-118U Series\Software). For 32-bit (x86) platforms, select the \Windows

XP_2003\x86 folder. For 64-bit (x64) platforms, select the \Windows XP_2003\x64 folder.


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If you see a warning that the software has not passed Windows Logo testing, click Continue

Anyway.

Windows will install the drivers. When the installation is complete, click Finish.

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1. When prompted to connect to Windows Update, select No, not this time and click Next to continue.

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Select Install from a list or specific location (Advanced) and click Next to continue.

2. Select Search for the best driver in these locations and Include this location in the search.

Click Browse and select the appropriate directory on the Document & Software CD for the driver. Drivers for all operating systems are located under the product folder in the \Software directory (e.g., under \CP-118U Series\Software).

For 32-bit (x86) platforms, select the \Windows XP_2003\x86 folder.

For 64-bit (x64) platforms, select the \Windows XP_2003\x64 folder.


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If you see a warning that the software has not passed Windows Logo testing, click Continue

Anyway.

After the drivers for the serial port have been installed, click Finish to close the wizard. Repeat this process for the remaining serial ports.

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You can use Windows Device Manager to verify proper installation of the board.


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In the Hardware tab, click Device Manager.

Driver Installation: Windows XP/2003

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In the Device Manager window, you should see your UPCI board under Multi-port serial



If you see any special marks, such as a question mark or an exclamation mark, next to the Moxa items, the installation of the board was not successful. Examine the Windows event log for details.

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Tx FIFO Rx FIFO

High

128 120

Middle

64 60

Low

1 1


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Using PComm

PComm Diagnostic is a useful program for checking the board’s status. It provides internal and external testing of IRQ, TxD/RxD, UART, CTS/RTS, DTR/DSR, and other items. You can use

PComm Diagnostic to verify that the module and serial ports are working properly.

You may download PComm from the Moxa website.

Using Event Log

You may refer to the Windows event log to verify operation of the board. To view the event log, open

Event Viewer, which is located under Administrative Tools in the Control Panel. Information about the board will be located under the System category.



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A confirmation dialog will appear. Click OK to uninstall the device.

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Chapter 5

5

Driver Installation: Windows 2000


Overview





Using PComm

Using Event Log



Universal PCI Board User’s Manual Driver Installation: Windows 2000

Overview


2000. The following models are supported:

2 Ports


4 Ports 8 Ports




CP-102U CP-104JU

CP-102UF POS-104UL

Windows 2000 supports up to 256 serial ports, from COM1 to COM256. Moxa developed pure

32-bit Windows device drivers in order to fully utilize the advanced multi-process and multi-thread features of Windows 2000. The drivers conform to the Win32 COMM API standard.





Start Windows


No


Software CD

Yes

Configure the port


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The following instructions show how to install the driver for the first time under Windows 2000.


ATTENTION



1. After the board is physically installed and the PC boots up, Windows will automatically detect the new board and the Found New Hardware Wizard window will open automatically. Click

Next to continue.

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Select Search for a suitable driver for my device (recommended) and click Next to continue.

Select Specify a location and click Next to continue.

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Click Browse and select the appropriate directory on the Document & Software CD for the driver. Drivers for all operating systems are located under the product folder in the \Software directory (e.g., under \CP-118U Series\Software). Select the \Windows 2K folder and click


After the wizard has located the driver files, click Next to proceed.

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If you see a warning that the digital signature has not been found, click Yes to proceed.

Windows will install the drivers. When the installation is complete, click Finish.

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1. When the installation wizard opens, click Next to proceed.

Select Search for a suitable driver for my device (recommended) and click Next to continue.

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Select Specify a location and click Next to continue.

Driver Installation: Windows 2000

Click Browse and select the appropriate directory on the Document & Software CD for the driver. Drivers for all operating systems are located under the product folder in the \Software directory (e.g., under \CP-118U Series\Software). Select the \Windows 2K folder and click


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After the wizard has located the driver files, click Next to proceed.

After the drivers have been installed, click Finish to exit the wizard. The other serial ports will automatically install in the background.

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You can use Windows Device Manager to verify proper installation of the board.


In the Hardware tab, click Device Manager.

In the Device Manager window, you should see your UPCI board under Multi-port serial



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If you see any special marks, such as a question mark or an exclamation mark, next to the Moxa items, the installation of the board was not successful. Examine the Windows event log for details.




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Tx FIFO Rx FIFO

High

128 120

Middle

64 60

Low

1 1


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Using PComm

PComm Diagnostic is a useful program for checking the board’s status. It provides internal and external testing of IRQ, TxD/RxD, UART, CTS/RTS, DTR/DSR, and other items. You can use

PComm Diagnostic to verify that the module and serial ports are working properly.

You may download PComm from the Moxa website.

Using Event Log

You may refer to the Windows event log to verify operation of the board. To view the event log, open

Event Viewer, which is located under Administrative Tools in the Control Panel. Information about the board will be located under the System category.



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At the warning prompt, click OK to uninstall the device.

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Chapter 6

6

Driver Installation: Windows NT


Overview



Removing the Board

Updating the Driver

Removing the Driver

Universal PCI Board User’s Manual Driver Installation: Windows NT

Overview


NT. The following models are supported:

2 Ports


4 Ports 8 Ports




CP-102U CP-104JU

CP-102UF POS-104UL

Windows NT supports up to 256 serial ports, from COM1 to COM256. Moxa developed pure 32-bit

Windows device drivers in order to fully utilize the advanced multi-process and multi-thread features of Windows NT. The drivers conform to the Win32 COMM API standard.



The overall procedure for installing the drivers is shown on the right. Windows

NT will not automatically detect a newly installed board. You will need to manually add the board in the operating system.


Start Windows


No


Software CD

Yes

Configure the port


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1. Log into Windows NT as Administrator.

Locate the appropriate folder for your board’s drivers on the Document & Software CD. The NT drivers will be located under the product folder in the \Software\WinNT directory (e.g., under

\CP-118U Series\Software). Copy this folder to the PC’s hard disk and remember its location.

In the Control Panel, open Network applet. On the Adapters tab, click Add. When prompted to select a product, click Have Disk…

You will be prompted to enter the path to the driver. Enter the location of the drivers that you copied from the Document & Software CD (C:\Windows.nt in this example) and then click

OK.

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When prompted, select your board model (Smartio/Industio Family multiport board in this example) and click OK.

After the files have been installed, a configuration panel will open. This is where boards are installed, configured, and removed. If another board has already been installed on the system, it will already be listed. Windows NT does not automatically detect Moxa UPCI boards, so you will need to click Add for a newly installed board.

Under Board Type, select the UPCI board that is being installed. The window will show the

COM settings for the serial ports on the board. You can modify the COM settings for any port at this time by selecting a port and clicking Port Setting. If you are satisfied with the COM settings, click OK to return to the configuration panel.

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The board will now appear in the configuration panel (CP-168U Series in this example). Click

OK to return to the Network applet. After that, click OK again to exit the Network applet

Restart the PC. After you have logged back into Windows NT, you may check the event log issued by the Moxa driver to see if the board’s ports have been initialized successfully. In the

Administrative group, open Event Viewer and select Log and System. For each newly installed or configured Moxa UPCI board, check for a message stating that the board has been enabled (e.g., “Moxa CP-168U board, with first serial port COM3, has been enabled”).

ATTENTION

The driver configuration will NOT take effect until you restart the PC.

Double check that all CP-168U board components are connected and fastened tightly to ensure that the system and the driver can start up successfully.

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1. In Windows Control Panel, open the Network applet. In the Adapters tab, UPCI boards will appear as a type of Moxa adapter (Moxa Smartio/Industio Family Adapter in this example).

Select the Moxa adapter and click Properties…

The configuration panel will open with a list of installed boards. Select your board and click

Property. Up to 4 Moxa UPCI boards can be installed at a time.

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Select a port to configure and click Port Setting.

Driver Installation: Windows NT





Tx FIFO Rx FIFO

High

128 120

Middle

64 60

Low

1 1

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Click OK to approve the settings for the selected port. Continue in the same way to configure the other ports. When you have finished setting up the ports, click OK to close the Properties window and apply the new port settings. Click OK again to exit the Network applet.

Removing the Board

To remove a board, shut of your PC and physically remove the board from the PCI slot. The next time you start up the PC, Windows NT will automatically remove the configuration. You do not need to go through the Windows control panel.



Select the Moxa adapter and click Remove.

Restart the system. Go through the process of installing the drivers using the new drivers.

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Select the Moxa adapter and click Remove.

Click OK to exit the Network applet and restart the system.

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Chapter 7

7

Driver Installation: Windows 95/98/ME


Overview


¾

Windows 95

¾ Windows 98 and ME




Universal PCI Board User’s Manual Driver Installation: Windows 95/98/ME

Overview


95/98/ME. The following models are supported:

2 Ports


4 Ports 8 Ports




CP-102U CP-104JU

CP-102UF POS-104UL

Windows 95/98/ME supports up to 128 serial ports, from COM1 to COM128. In order to fully utilize the advanced multi-process and multi-thread features of Windows 95/98/ME, Moxa developed pure 32-bit virtual device port drivers (VxD) that are compliant with communication drivers (VCOMM). The drivers conform to the Win32 COMM API standard.





Start Windows


No


Software CD

Yes

Configure the port


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The following instructions show how to install the driver for the first time under Windows 95/98/ME.


ATTENTION


Windows 95

1. After the board is physically installed and the PC boots up, Windows will automatically detect the new board and the Found New Hardware Wizard window will open. Click Next to continue.

Select Other Locations…

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Click Browse and select the appropriate directory on the Document & Software CD for the driver. Drivers for all operating systems are located under the product folder in the \Software directory (e.g., under \CP-168U \Software). Select the \Win9x folder and click OK to continue.

After Windows finds the drivers, click Finish.

You may begin configuring and using the new COM ports right away without restarting

Windows.

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Windows 98 and ME

1. After the board is physically installed and the PC boots up, Windows will automatically detect the new board and the Found New Hardware Wizard window will open. Click Next to continue.

Select Display a list... and click Next.

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Select Other Devices and click Next.

Driver Installation: Windows 95/98/ME

Select Have Disk…

Click Browse and select the appropriate directory on the Document & Software CD for the driver. Drivers for all operating systems are located under the product folder in the \Software directory (e.g., under \CP-168U \Software). Select the \Win9x folder and click OK to continue.

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After Windows installs the drivers, click Finish.



You may configure the COM ports after the board and drivers have been installed.

1. In the Windows Control Panel, open the System applet.

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In the Device Manager tab, expand the Moxa Smartio/Industio multiport board category by clicking the “+” sign next to it. Select the desired board (CP-168U in this example) and click

Properties.


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Tx FIFO Rx FIFO

High

128 120

Middle

64 60

Low

1 1

Click OK to approve the settings for the selected port. Continue in the same way to configure the other ports. When you have finished setting up the ports, click OK to close the Properties window and apply the new port settings. Click OK again to close the Device Manager and restart the system.

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You may configure the COM ports after the board and drivers have been installed.

1. In the Windows Control Panel, open the System applet.

In the Device Manager tab, expand the Moxa Smartio/Industio multiport board category by clicking the “+” sign next to it. Select the desired board (CP-168U in this example) and click

Properties.

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In the Driver tab, click Update Driver....


Select the appropriate model (CP-168U in this example) and click Have Disk...

When prompted, select the appropriate directory on the Document & Software CD for the driver.

Drivers for all operating systems are located under the product folder in the \Software directory

(e.g., under \CP-118U Series\Software). Select the \Win9x folder and click OK to continue.

You will be prompted to restart the system. The new drivers will be in effect the next time you restart.

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1. In the Windows Control Panel, open the Add/Remove Programs applet. On the

Install/Uninstall tab, select Moxa Smartio/Industio Driver and click Add/Remove.

When prompted, click Yes to confirm that you want to remove the driver.

After the driver has been removed, click OK to return to the Add/Remove Programs applet.

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Chapter 8

8

Driver Installation: Windows CE


Windows CE 5.0

¾ Installing the Driver

Windows CE 6.0 Installation

Universal PCI Board User’s Manual Driver Installation: Windows CE 5.0

Windows CE 5.0

In this section, we explain how to install Moxa Universal PCI boards under WinCE 5.0. These instructions are intended for users who are familiar with the Windows CE Platform Builder 5.0

Toolkit, and would like to install one or more Moxa Tech products. Here, we only give the step-by-step installation instructions for the development environment. You will need to download the image file to the target host yourself.

The CP-104UL board is used to illustrate the installation procedure.

Installing the Driver

The following procedure explains how to install the CP-104UL multiport serial module driver under

WinCE.

Obtain a copy of Moxa Tech WinCE 5.0 driver package and extract it to your computer. Double click the Install package to copy the Mxser folder to %WINCEROOT%\PLATFORM\ automatically, and import the supported Moxa Tech products into the Folder.

1. Start WinCE Platform Builder, select File, and open New Platform.

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2. Enter a Name for Workspace and press Next.

Driver Installation: Windows CE 5.0

3. When you see Board Support Packages, Design Template, Applications & Media,

Networking & Communications, OBEX Server, select what you need to build your own environment. The Completing the New Platform Wizard window will open to indicate that it has finished creating a new platform. Click Finish to complete the setup.

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Open Manage Catalog Items (File Æ Manage Catalog Items). In the Catalog (View Æ

Catalog), browse to \Third Party\Device Drivers\ MOXA Smartio/Industio-PCI,

PC/104-Plus. Right-click on the driver Prefix COM or Prefix MXU you would like to include and choose Add to OS Design.

Note: You can only select either Prefix COM or Prefix MXU, but not both.

Prefix COM supports up to 10 ports, from COM0 to COM9. Prefix MXU supports more than 10 ports, so it is better for you to select Prefix MXU if you are not sure how many ports the device has. Otherwise, you will only be allowed to use one multiport serial board on the target host.

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After adding Moxa Tech drivers into your OS Design, a new project is automatically added to your workspace. The project name is mxserce5. The project can be accessed from File View

(View Æ File View). The mxserce5 project contains a number of files used to configure the drivers included in your OS Design.

Note: If you would like to use “Terminal Emulator” tool, please modify mxserce5.reg and keyboard like below (This is only just for “one” “COM” port). You have to notice number of ports, COM, MXU and enter the correct information.

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\ExtModems\HayesCompat1]

“Port”=”COM2:”

“DeviceType”=dword:1

“FriendlyName”=”Hayes Compatible on COM2:”

Finally, open Build OS, select Build and Sysgen, and be sure to click Copy Files to Release

Directory After Build and Make Run-Time Image After Build.

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Finally, copy your image file to the target Host.

Note: If you have created a Windows CE Platform Builder in the development environment, you can skip steps 2, 3, and 4.

Windows CE 6.0 Installation

The following procedure explains how to install the CP-102U multiport serial board driver under

WinCE 6.0.

1. Obtain a copy of Moxa’s WinCE 6.0 driver and extract it to your computer. Double click the install package to automatically install Mxser.

2. Create a new project in Visual Studio 2005.

In Visual Studio 2005, click File Æ New Æ Project and select “Platform Builder for CE 6.0.”

Choose “OS Design” template and then click OK.

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3. The CE 6.0 OS Design Wizard will start. Click “Next” to get the Board Support Packages page and select CEPC: x86. Click “Next” to continue.

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4. On the Design Templates page select your environment, PDA Device for example. Click

“Next” to continue.

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5. On the Design Template Variants page select your environment, Mobile Handheld for example.

Click “Next” to continue.

6. On the Application & Media page select your environment, .NET Compact Framework 2.0,

ActiveSync, and Quarter VGA Resources-Portrait Mode for example. Click “Next” to continue.

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7. On the Networking & Communication page select your environment, TCP/IPv6 Support for example. Click “Next” to continue.

8. When the OS Design Project Wizard Complete screen appears, click “Finish.” The catalog notification will pop up. Click “Acknowledge” to finish the project.

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9. Open the project you created. Click Project on top of the screen, and select Add Existing

Subproject. Specify the PCI MSB Mxser driver location with the subproject file

“mxserce6.pbpxml.”

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10. After the subproject is added, you may configure the “mxserce6.reg” registry file with the location [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Drivers\BuiltIn\PCI\Template\MOXAPCICOM].

11. Configuring FIFO and index: Setting the FIFO registry value to 1 enables the FIFO function and

0 disables it. The index allows you to define the initial COM port number in WinCE, but before using this function; make sure that the COM port numbers do not conflict.

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12. Open Build and select Advanced Build Commands and choose Build Sysgen. This operation will take you a few minutes.

13. After building sysgen, select Build and choose Make Run-Time Image to create the WinCE

OS image. Finally, copy your image file to the target Host.

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Chapter 9

9

Driver Installation: Non Windows


Overview

DOS

¾ Installing the Driver

¾ Setting up the Driver

¾ Loading the Driver

¾ Unloading the Driver

Linux (32-bit/64-bit)

SCO

Universal PCI Board User’s Manual Driver Installation: Non Windows

Overview

This chapter explains how to install, configure, update, and remove the board drivers for non

Windows operating systems. Before installing the software, be sure to install the hardware first. For details on installing the hardware, please refer to Chapter 2.

You can download DOS, Linux, and SCO drivers from the Moxa website. For information on developing your own serial programming applications, please refer to the next chapter.

DOS

Moxa DOS API-232 is a software package that can help you develop or debug serial communications programs. This section will show you how to install the package, how to set up the driver, and how to load or unload the driver. The following models are supported:

2 Ports


4 Ports 8 Ports




CP-102U CP-104JU

CP-102UF POS-104UL

Installing the Driver

1. Run the installation program, DOSINST.EXE under \Software\DOS on the Document &

Software CD. Specify the target directory for the API-232 files (e.g., C:\MOXA). Press F2 to start the installation.

After installation is complete, you will be prompted to set up the board and driver initial values.

It is strongly recommended that you set up the board and driver at this time by pressing Y.

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Setting up the Driver

The following instructions are not intended to illustrate every function of the setup program. For more detailed information, please refer to the help files by pressing F1 in the setup program.

1. Run the setup program, BIN\SETUP.EXE.

Select your board model (CP-134U in this example) and press Enter.

Press PgDn to view and modify the setup options for the selected board.

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The settings for each port will be displayed. Verify the settings and make any necessary changes.

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Port number:

This is the port ID of each port. Application software will refer to a port by its port number (ID). Port numbers must be unique; duplicate port numbers are not allowed. The port number can range from 0 to 255 as long as it does not overlap with another port. Generally, you should consider the convenience of programming when specifying the port number.

TxD buffer size:

This is the transmission (output) buffer allocated in the system for each port.

RxD buffer size:

This is the receiving (input) buffer allocated in the system for each port.

F5: Group Edit:

This allows you to configure several ports simultaneously as a group.

Press F10 to save the latest configuration and exit the setup program.

Loading the Driver

After setting up the driver, you must load the driver in order to gain access to the serial ports on the serial board. Run BIN\DP-DRV.EXE at the DOS prompt. The driver will detect your multiport serial board automatically. You should see messages indicating successful detection of your module, such as the following:

Smartio/Industio Family DOS driver Version 1.9

Setup driver .

CP-134U series (Bus= x ,Dev=y) : OK!

Device driver setup O.K.

At this point, you can execute applications that support API-232 functions, or start developing applications using the API-232 library.

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Unloading the Driver

To unload or release the driver from memory, enter DP-DRV /Q at the DOS prompt.

Linux (32-bit/64-bit)

The Linux drivers support the following models:

CP-102UL

CP-104JU

CP-104UL

CP-118U

CP-118U-I

CP-132UL

CP-134U

CP-134U-I

CP-138U

CP-168U

POS-104UL

CP-102UF

To install and load the Linux drivers, enter the following commands from the Linux prompt:

# mkdir moxa

# cd moxa

# tar -xzvf driv_linux_smart_vx.x_build_yymmddhh.tgz

# cd mxser

# make clean; make install

# cd /moxa/mxser/driver

# ./msmknod

# modprobe mxser

If the driver has loaded successfully, you should see a message such as the following:

MOXA Smartio/Industio family driver version 1.11

Found MOXA CP-168U series board(BusNo=2,DevNo=13) ttyM0 – ttyM7 max. baudrate = 921600 bps

You can verify that the driver has loaded by entering the following:

# lsmode |grep mxser

You should see a message such as the following: mxser 59484 0

The installation will include msdiag, a diagnostic utility, msterm, a terminal emulation program, and msmon, a monitoring utility. For additional information, please refer to readme.txt in the

/home/moxa/mxser directory.

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SCO

Driver Installation: Non Windows

y SCO OpenServer 5 y SCO OpenServer 6 y SCO UnixWare 7

Follow the steps given in this section to install the SCO OpenServer 5/6 & SCO UnixWare 7 driver.

The installation procedures for SCO UnixWare 7 and SCO OpenServer 5/6 are similar.

1. Copy the driver file .tar to your host.

2. #tar xvf <driver tar file>

#/tmp/moxa/mxinstall

3. The window shown below will open next. Press RETURN to continue.

=============================================================

Copyright© 2008 Moxa Inc.

All Rights Reserved.

Moxa Smartio/Industio Family Device Driver Installation (Ver. 1.11)

=============================================================

For SCO UnixWare 7

Tar files, please wait.....O.K.

Press RETURN to continue

4. <Note: If your environment is SCO OpenServer 5/6, you can skip step 4 & 5>

When you see the screen below, select “Esc” to exit and reboot your computer.

MOXA Smartio/Industio Family Installation Utility (Ver 1.11)

Board No.

Smartio/Industio Family Basic Configuration

Board Type I/O Address Interrupt Bus/Dev No.

PgDn: getty Setting Exit

Enter: Confirm Input Value Tab: Change Item

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5. After rebooting computer, key in “moxaadm”, you will see MAIN MENU, select Basic

Configuration.

MAIN MENU

Basic Configuration

Advanced Configuration

Interface Configuration

Port Monitoring

Terminal Emulation

Driver Removal

Exit

6. When you see the following screen, press Enter to select the MOXA Multiport Serial Board you installed by port and by model. For example, if you installed the CP-104UL, you should select 4 ports and then CP-104UL.

MOXA Smartio/Industio Family Installation Utility (Ver 1.11)

Board No.

Smartio/Industio Family Basic Configuration

Board Type I/O Address Interrupt Bus/Dev No.

PgDn: getty Setting Exit

Enter: Confirm Input Value Tab: Change Item

7. The board’s basic information, such as I/O address, Bus No., and Device No., will be shown.

The SCO system will assign the resources automatically to the Universal PCI board you selected.

8. Next, press “Esc” to exit and reboot your computer.

9. Note, whenever you change a MAIN MENU item, you have to reboot your computer.

9-8

Chapter 10

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Serial Programming Tools


Overview

Serial Programming Library

PComm Utilities

¾ Installation

¾ PComm Diagnostic

¾ PComm Monitor

¾ PComm Terminal Emulator

Universal PCI Board User’s Manual Serial Programming Tools

Overview

Moxa provides Windows serial programming libraries and troubleshooting utilities that are easy to use and powerful. You can use these tools to reduce software development time.

The serial communication library is useful for developing applications for data communications, remote access, data acquisition, and industrial control. It provides a simpler solution compared to the more complex Windows Win32 COMM API.

PComm is a professional serial communication tool for Windows PCs. PComm includes the following features: y Useful utilities for diagnostics, port monitoring, and terminal emulation y Sample programs y Comprehensive help files

Serial Programming Library

The serial programming library assists you in developing serial communications programs for any

COM port that complies with the Microsoft Win32 API. It facilitates the implementation of multi-process and multi-thread serial communication programs and can remarkably reduce development time.

The library provides a complete set of functions as well as various sample programs for Visual C++,

Visual Basic, and Delphi. To view detailed descriptions of the available functions and sample programs, go to Start Æ Program Æ PComm Lite and select PComm Lib Help, PComm

Porting Notes, or PComm Programming Guide. You may also refer to the sample programs in the

PComm directory.

PComm Utilities

This section provides brief descriptions of the PComm utilities. For more information about these utilities, please refer to the Windows help files or to the API-232.txt file for DOS.

Installation

To install PComm, run Setup.exe from the Document and Software CD. Please note that the

PComm diagnostic and monitor utilities are for Moxa boards only. These two utilities will not work with other serial boards.

PComm Diagnostic

PComm Diagnostic is designed for Moxa boards only. It provides internal and external testing of

IRQ, TxD/RxD, UART, CTS/RTS, DTR/DSR, DTR/DCD, and other items. You can use PComm

Diagnostic to check the operation of both software and hardware.

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To run the Diagnostic program, go to Start Æ Program Æ PComm Lite Æ Diagnostic.

PComm Monitor

PComm Monitor is designed for Moxa boards in Windows NT only. It allows you to monitor data transmission of selected Moxa COM ports. It monitors data transmission, throughput, and line status at regular intervals. Click on a specific port to view that port’s communication parameters and status.

To run PComm Monitor, go to Start Æ Program Æ PComm Lite Æ Monitor.

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PComm Terminal Emulator

PComm Terminal Emulator can be used to connect to a serial port to verify that data transmission is functioning correctly. It supports multiple windows and both VT100 and ANSI terminal types. You can interactively transfer data, periodically send patterns, and transfer files using ASCII, XMODEM,

YMODEM, ZMODEM, and KERMIT protocols.

To run PComm Terminal Emulator, go to Start Æ Program Æ PComm Lite Æ Terminal

Emulator.

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Overview

CP-102U

CP-102UL

CP-104JU

CP-104UL

CP-114UL

CP-118U

CP-118U-I

CP-132UL, CP-132UL-I

CP-134U, CP-134U-I

CP-138U

CP-138U-I

CP-168U

POS-104UL

CP-102UF

Serial Connectors

Chapter 11

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Pin Assignments

Universal PCI Board User’s Manual Pin Assignments

Overview

This chapter provides the pin assignments for each Moxa UPCI multiport serial board, as well as the pin assignments for the optional accessories. Except for the CP-102U and CP-102UF, which have two built-in DB9 (male) serial connectors and an ST type fiber connector, respectively, Moxa’s

UPCI boards do not have built-in serial port connectors. For all other models, you will need a cable or other accessory with standard serial connectors in order to connect serial devices to the board. The following chart shows the available cables and accessories for each model.

Model Board Connector Supported Accessories Serial Connectors

---

CP-102UL

CP-112UL

CP-112UL-I

CP-132UL

CP-132UL-I

CP-104UL

CP-114UL

CP-114UL-I

CP-134U

CP-134U-I

DB25 (female)

DB44 (female)

CBL-M25M9x2-50 2×DB9 (male)

CP-104JU RJ45

CP-118U

CP-138U

CP-168U

DB62 (female)

OPT8-M9

CBL-M62M9x8-100 (OPT8D)

OPT8B

CBL-M62M25x8-100 (OPT8C)

8×DB9 (male)

8×DB25 (male)

OPT8A, OPT8S, OPT8F, OPT8Z,

8×DB25 (female)

OPT8K, OPT8I

OPT8-RJ45* 8×RJ45

CP-118U-I

CP-138U-I

DB78 (female)

POS-104UL DB44 (female)

CP-102UF STx2

CBL-M44M9x4-50(POS)

---

4×DB9 (male)

---

* The OPT8-RJ45 is designed for RS-232 only. It should only be used with the CP-118U in RS-232 mode or with the CP-168U.

The serial connectors on each accessory use standard serial port pin assignments. Please refer to the

Serial Connectors section for details.

11-2


CP-102U

1 5

6 9

This board supports RS-232 only.

Model Board Connector Supported Accessories

DB9 (Male): RS-232

Pin Signal

1 DCD

2 RxD

3 TxD

4 DTR

5 GND

6 DSR

7 RTS

8 CTS

CP-102UL


Model

CP-102UL

Board Connector Supported Accessories

DB25 (female) CBL-M25M9x2-50

DB25 (Female): RS-232

Pin Signal Pin

1 --- 14

2 DCD1 15

3 GND 16

4 CTS1 17

5 RxD1 18

6 --- 19

7 --- 20

8 --- 21

9 DTR0 22

10 DSR0 23

11 RTS0 24

12 TxD0 25

13 --- ---

Signal

---

DTR1

DSR1

RTS1

TxD1

---

---

DCD0

GND

CTS0

RxD0

---

---

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Pin Assignments


---


2×DB9 (male)


CP-104JU

Pin Assignments

1 8



CP-104JU RJ45

8-pin RJ45: RS-232

Pin Signal

1 DSR

2 RTS

3 GND

4 TxD

5 RxD

6 DCD

7 CTS

8 DTR

CP-104UL



CP-104UL DB44 (female)

11-4





Pin Signal Pin

1 TxD3 16

2 RxD3 17

3 RTS3 18

4 --- 19

5 TxD2 20

6 RxD2 21

7 RTS2 22

8 --- 23

9 TxD1 24

10 RxD1 25

11 RTS1 26

12 --- 27

13 TxD0 28

14 RxD0 29

15 RTS0 30

Signal Pin

CTS3 31

DTR3 32

DSR3 33

--- 34

CTS2 35

DTR2 36

DSR2 37

--- 38

CTS1 39

Signal

DCD3

---

GND

---

DCD2

---

GND

---

DCD1

DTR1 40

DSR1 41

--- 42

CTS0 43

---

GND

DCD0

---

DTR0 44 GND

DSR0

CP-114UL

This board supports RS-232, RS-422, and RS-485 (both 2 and 4-wire).



Pin Signal Pin

1 TxD3 16

2 RxD3 17

3 RTS3 18

4 --- 19

5 TxD2 20

6 RxD2 21

7 RTS2 22

8 --- 23

9 TxD1 24

10 RxD1 25

11 RTS1 26

12 --- 27

13 TxD0 28

14 RxD0 29

15 RTS0 30

Signal Pin

CTS3 31

DTR3 32

DSR3 33

--- 34

CTS2 35

DTR2 36

DSR2 37

--- 38

Signal

DCD3

---

GND

---

DCD2

---

GND

---

CTS1 39

DTR1 40

DSR1 41

--- 42

DCD1

---

GND

DCD0

CTS0 43

DTR0 44

---

GND

DSR0

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DB44 (Female): RS-422, RS-485 (4-wire)

Pin Signal Pin

1 RxD3+(B) 16

2 TxD3+(B) 17

3 --- 18

4 --- 19

5 RxD2+(B) 20

6 TxD2+(B) 21

7 --- 22

8 --- 23

9 RxD1+(B) 24

10 TxD1+(B) 25

11 --- 26

12 --- 27

13 RxD0+(B) 28

14 RxD0-(A) 29

15 --- 30

DB44 (Female): RS-485 (2-wire)

Signal Pin

--- 31

RxD3-(A) 32

--- 33

--- 34

--- 35

RxD2-(A) 36

--- 37

--- 38

--- 39

Signal

TxD3-(A)

---

GND

---

TxD2-(A)

---

GND

---

TxD1-(A)

RxD1-(A) 40

--- 41

--- 42

--- 43

---

GND

TxD0-(A)

---

RxD0-(A) 44 GND

---

Pin Signal Pin

1 Data3+(B) 16

2 --- 17

3 --- 18

4 --- 19

5 Data2+(B) 20

6 --- 21

7 --- 22

8 --- 23

9 Data1+(B) 24

10 --- 25

11 --- 26

12 --- 27

13 Data0+(B) 28

14 --- 29

15 --- 30

Signal

---

Pin

31

Signal

---

---

--- 33

--- 34

--- 35

GND

---

---

---

GND

---

--- 37

--- 38

--- 39

--- 41

--- 42

--- 43

---

---

GND

---

---

GND

---

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CP-118U

21

42

62

Port 8 Port 7

Port 6

Port 5 Port 4

Port 3

Port 2 Port 1

1

22

43

GND GND

GND

GND

GND GND



OPT8-M9


OPT8B

CP-118U DB62


(female)

OPT8A, OPT8S


8×DB9 (male)

8×DB25 (male)

8×DB25 (female)

OPT8-RJ45* 8×RJ45

* The OPT8-RJ45 is designed for RS-232 only. It should only be used with the CP-118U in RS-232 mode.


Pin Signal Pin

1 TxD0 22

2 DTR0 23

3 RxD1 24

4 DSR1 25

5 DCD1 26

6 TxD2 27

7 DTR2 28

8 RxD3 29

9 DSR3 30

10 DCD3 31

11 RxD4 32

12 DSR4 33

13 DCD4 34

14 TxD5 35

15 DTR5 36

16 RxD6 37

17 DSR6 38

18 DCD6 39

19 RxD7 40

20 DSR7 41

21 DCD7 42

Signal Pin

RxD0 43

DSR0 44

DCD0 45

TxD1 46

DTR1 47

RxD2 48

DSR2 49

DCD2 50

TxD3 51

DTR3 52

GND 53

TxD4 54

DTR4 55

RxD5 56

DSR5 57

DCD5 58

TxD6 59

DTR6 60

GND 61

TxD7 62

DTR7

Signal

CTS0

RTS0

GND

CTS1

RTS1

CTS2

RTS2

GND

CTS3

RTS3

CTS4

RTS4

GND

CTS5

RTS5

GND

CTS6

RTS6

CTS7

RTS7

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Pin Signal Pin

1 RxD0+(B) 22

2 RxD0-(A) 23

3 TxD1+(B) 24

4 --- 25

5 TxD1-(A) 26

6 RxD2+(B) 27

7 RxD2-(A) 28

8 TxD3+(B) 29

9 --- 30

10 TxD3-(A) 31

11 TxD4+(B) 32

12 --- 33

13 TxD4-(A) 34

14 RxD5+(B) 35

15 RxD5-(A) 36

16 TxD6+(B) 37

17 --- 38

18 TxD6-(A) 39

19 TxD7+(B) 40

20 --- 41

21 TxD7-(A) 42

Signal Pin

TxD0+(B) 43

--- 44

TxD0-(A) 45

RxD1-(A) 47

TxD2+(B) 48

--- 49

TxD2-(A) 50

RxD3-(A) 52

GND 53

RxD4-(A) 55

TxD5+(B) 56

--- 57

TxD5-(A) 58

RxD6-(A) 60

GND 61

RxD7-(A)

Signal

---

---

GND

---

---

---

---

GND

---

---

---

---

GND

---

---

GND

---

---

---

---

11-8



Pin Signal Pin

1 Data0+(B) 22

2 Data0-(A) 23

3 --- 24

4 --- 25

5 --- 26

6 Data2+(B) 27

7 Data2-(A) 28

8 --- 29

9 --- 30

10 --- 31

11 --- 32

12 --- 33

13 --- 34

14 Data5+(B) 35

15 Data5-(A) 36

16 --- 37

17 --- 38

18 --- 39

19 --- 40

20 --- 41

21 --- 42

Signal Pin

--- 43

--- 44

--- 45

--- 48

--- 49

--- 50

GND 53

--- 56

--- 57

--- 58

GND 61

Data7-(A)

CP-118U-I


Signal

---

---

GND

---

---

---

---

GND

---

---

---

---

GND

---

---

GND

---

---

---

---


CP-118U-I DB78

CBL-M78M9x8-100 8×DB9

(female)

(male)


11-9


Pin Signal Pin

1 GND7 27

2 TxD7 28

3 --- 29

4 GND6 30

5 TxD6 31

6 GND5 32

7 TxD5 33

8 --- 34

9 GND4 35

10 TxD4 36

11 GND3 37

12 TxD3 38

13 --- 39

14 GND2 40

15 TxD2 41

16 GND1 42

17 TxD1 43

18 --- 44

19 GND0 45

20 TxD0 46

21 RTS7 47

22 DTR7 48

23 RTS6 49

24 DTR6 50

25 --- 51

26 RTS5 52

Signal Pin

DTR5 53

RTS4 54

--- 56

RTS3 57

DTR3 58

RTS2 59

--- 61

RTS1 62

DTR1 63

RTS0 64

CTS7 66

DSR7 67

--- 68

CTS6 69

CTS5 71

DSR5 72

--- 73

CTS4 74

DSR4 75

CTS3 76

--- 78


Pin Signal Pin

1 GND7 27

2 RxD7+(B) 28

3 --- 29

4 GND6 30

5 RxD6+(B) 31

6 GND5 32

7 RxD5+(B) 33

8 --- 34

9 GND4 35

10 RxD4+(B) 36

11 GND3 37

12 RxD3+(B) 38

13 --- 39

Signal Pin

--- 54

--- 56

--- 57

--- 59

--- 61

--- 62

--- 64

11-10

Signal

---

---

---

---

---

---

---

TxD7-(A)

TxD7+(B)

TxD6-(A)

TxD6+(B)

---

TxD5-(A)

Pin Assignments

Signal

CTS2

DSR2

CTS1

DSR1

---

CTS0

DSR0

DCD7

RxD7

DCD6

RxD6

---

DCD5

RxD5

DCD4

RxD4

---

DCD3

RxD3

DCD2

RxD2

---

DCD1

RxD1

DCD0

RxD0


Pin Signal Pin

14 GND2 40

15 RxD2+(B) 41

16 GND1 42

17 RxD1+(B) 43

18 --- 44

19 GND0 45

20 RxD0+(B) 46

21 --- 47

22 RxD7-(A) 48

23 --- 49

24 RxD6-(A) 50

25 --- 51

26 --- 52


Signal Pin

--- 66

--- 67

--- 68

--- 69

--- 70

--- 71

--- 72

--- 73

--- 74

--- 75

--- 76

--- 77

--- 78

Signal

TxD5+(B)

TxD4-(A)

TxD4+(B)

---

TxD3-(A)

TxD3+(B)

TxD2-(A)

TxD2+(B)

---

TxD1-(A)

TxD1+(B)

TxD0-(A)

TxD0+(B)

Pin Signal Pin

1 GND7 15

2 Data7+(B) 16

3 --- 17

4 GND6 18

5 Data6+(B) 19

6 GND5 20

7 Data5+(B) 21

8 --- 22

9 GND4 23

10 Data4+(B) 24

11 GND3 25

12 Data3+(B) 26

13 --- 27

14 GND2 28

Signal Pin

GND1 30

--- 32

GND0 33

--- 35

--- 37

Data6-(A) 38

--- 39

--- 40

--- 42

CP-132UL, CP-132UL-I

These boards support RS-422 and RS-485 (both 2 and 4-wire).

Signal

Data4-(A)

---

---

Data3-(A)

---

Data2-(A)

---

---

Data1-(A)

---

Data0-(A)

---

---

---

Model

CP-132UL

CP-132UL-I


DB25 (female)


CBL-M25M9x2-50


2×DB9 (male)

11-11


Pin Signal Pin

1 --- 14

2 TxD1-(A) 15

3 GND1 16

4 CTS1+(B) 17

5 TxD1+(B) 18

6 --- 19

7 --- 20

8 CTS0-(A) 21

9 RxD0-(A) 22

Signal

CTS1-(A)

RxD1-(A)

RTS1-(A)

RTS1+(B)

RxD1+(B)

---

---

TxD0-(A)

GND0

10 RTS0-(A) 23

11 RTS0+(B) 24

CTS0+(B)

TxD0+(B)

12 RxD0+(B) 25 ---

13 ---


Pin Signal Pin

1 --- 14

2 TxD1-(A) 15

3 GND1 16

4 --- 17

5 TxD1+(B) 18

6 --- 19

Signal

---

RxD1-(A)

---

---

RxD1+(B)

---

7 --- 20

8 --- 21

9 RxD0-(A) 22

10 --- 23

---

TxD0-(A)

GND0

---

11 --- 24

12 RxD0+(B) 25

TxD0+(B)

---

13 ---


Pin Assignments

11-12


Pin Signal Pin

1 --- 14

2 --- 15

3 GND1 16

4 --- 17

5 --- 18

6 --- 19

7 --- 20

8 --- 21

9 Data0-(A) 22

Signal

---

Data1-(A)

---

---

Data1+(B)

---

---

---

GND0

10 --- 23

11 --- 24

---

---

12 Data0+(B) 25 ---

13 ---

CP-134U, CP-134U-I

These boards support RS-422 and RS-485 (both 2 and 4-wire). Ports 1 and 2 also support RS-232.

Model

CP-134U

CP-134U-I


DB44 (female)

DB44 (Female): RS-232 (Ports 1 and 2 only)


Pin Signal Pin

1 --- 16

2 --- 17

3 --- 18

4 --- 19

5 --- 20

6 --- 21

7 --- 22

8 --- 23

9 TXD1 24

10 RXD1 25

11 RTS1 26

12 --- 27

13 TXD0 28

14 RXD0 29

15 RTS0 30


Signal Pin

--- 31

--- 32

--- 33

--- 34

--- 35

--- 36

Signal

---

---

---

---

---

---

--- 37

--- 38

CTS1 39

DTR1 40

---

---

DCD1

RI1

DSR1 41

--- 42

GND

DCD0

CTS0 43

DTR0 44

RI0

GND

DSR0

11-13


Pin Signal Pin

1 RXD3+(B) 16

2 TXD3+(B) 17

3 RTS3+(B) 18

4 --- 19

5 RXD2+(B) 20

6 TXD2+(B) 21

7 RTS2+(B) 22

8 --- 23

9 RXD1+(B) 24

10 TXD1+(B) 25

11 RTS1+(B) 26

12 --- 27

13 RXD0+(B) 28

14 TXD0+(B) 29

15 RTS0+(B) 30


Signal Pin

CTS3+(B) 31

RXD3-(A) 32

RTS3-(A) 33

--- 34

CTS2+(B) 35

RXD2-(A) 36

RTS2-(A) 37

--- 38

CTS1+(B) 39

RXD1-(A) 40

RTS1-(A) 41

--- 42

CTS0+(B) 43

RXD0-(A) 44

RTS0-(A)

Signal

TXD3-(A)

CTS3-(A)

GND3

---

TXD2-(A)

CTS2-(A)

GND2

---

TXD1-(A)

CTS1-(A)

GND1

TXD0-(A)

CTS0-(A)

GND0

Pin Signal Pin

1 RXD3+(B) 16

2 TXD3+(B) 17

3 --- 18

4 --- 19

5 RXD2+(B) 20

6 TXD2+(B) 21

7 --- 22

8 --- 23

9 RXD1+(B) 24

10 TXD1+(B) 25

11 --- 26

12 --- 27

13 RXD0+(B) 28

14 TXD0+(B) 29

15 --- 30


Signal Pin

--- 31

RXD3-(A) 32

--- 33

--- 34

--- 35

RXD2-(A) 36

--- 37

--- 38

Signal

TXD3-(A)

---

GND3

---

TXD2-(A)

---

GND2

---

--- 39

RXD1-(A) 40

--- 41

--- 42

TXD1-(A)

---

GND1

TXD0-(A)

--- 43

RXD0-(A) 44

---

GND0

---

Pin Signal Pin

1 Data3+(B) 16

2 --- 17

3 --- 18

4 --- 19

Signal Pin

--- 31

--- 33

--- 34

Signal

---

---

GND3

---

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Pin Signal Pin

5 Data2+(B) 20

6 --- 21

7 --- 22

8 --- 23

9 Data1+(B) 24

10 --- 25

11 --- 26

12 --- 27

13 Data0+(B) 28

14 --- 29

15 --- 30

Signal

---

Pin

35

--- 37

--- 38

--- 39

Signal

---

---

GND2

---

---

--- 41

--- 42

--- 43

---

GND1

---

---

GND0

---

CP-138U

This board supports RS-422 and RS-485 (both 2 and 4-wire).


OPT8-M9


CP-138U DB62

OPT8B

(female)



8×DB9 (male)

8×DB25 (male)


8×DB25 (female)

OPT8K, OPT8I


Pin Signal Pin

1 RxD0+(B) 22

2 RxD0-(A) 23

3 TxD1+(B) 24

4 --- 25

5 TxD1-(A) 26

6 RxD2+(B) 27

7 RxD2-(A) 28

8 TxD3+(B) 29

9 --- 30

10 TxD3-(A) 31

11 TxD4+(B) 32

12 --- 33

13 TxD4-(A) 34

14 RxD5+(B) 35

15 RxD5-(A) 36

16 TxD6+(B) 37

17 --- 38

Signal Pin

TxD0+(B) 43

--- 44

TxD0-(A) 45

TxD2+(B) 48

--- 49

TxD2-(A) 50

RxD3-(A) 52

GND 53

TxD5+(B) 56

--- 57

TxD5-(A) 58

Signal

---

---

GND

---

---

---

---

GND

---

---

---

---

GND

---

---

GND

---

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Pin Signal Pin

18 TxD6-(A) 39

19 TxD7+(B) 40

20 --- 41

21 TxD7-(A) 42

Signal Pin

GND 61


RxD7-(A)

Pin Signal Pin

1 Data0+(B) 22

2 Data0-(A) 23

3 --- 24

4 --- 25

5 --- 26

6 Data2+(B) 27

7 Data2-(A) 28

8 --- 29

9 --- 30

10 --- 31

11 --- 32

12 --- 33

13 --- 34

14 Data5+(B) 35

15 Data5-(A) 36

16 --- 37

17 --- 38

18 --- 39

19 --- 40

20 --- 41

21 --- 42

Signal Pin

--- 43

--- 44

--- 45

--- 48

--- 49

--- 50

GND 53

--- 56

--- 57

--- 58

GND 61

Data7-(A)

CP-138U-I

This board supports RS-422 and RS-485 (both 2 and 4-wire).

Signal

---

---

---

Signal

---

---

GND

---

---

---

---

GND

---

---

---

---

GND

---

---

GND

---

---

---

---


CP-138U-I DB78

CBL-M78M9x8-100 8×DB9

(female)

(male)


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Pin Signal Pin

1 GND7 27

2 RxD7+(B) 28

3 --- 29

4 GND6 30

5 RxD6+(B) 31

6 GND5 32

7 RxD5+(B) 33

8 --- 34

9 GND4 35

10 RxD4+(B) 36

11 GND3 37

12 RxD3+(B) 38

13 --- 39

14 GND2 40

15 RxD2+(B) 41

16 GND1 42

17 RxD1+(B) 43

18 --- 44

19 GND0 45

20 RxD0+(B) 46

21 --- 47

22 RxD7-(A) 48

23 --- 49

24 RxD6-(A) 50

25 --- 51

26 --- 52


Signal Pin

--- 54

--- 56

--- 57

--- 59

--- 61

--- 62

--- 64

--- 66

--- 67

--- 68

--- 69

--- 70

--- 71

--- 72

--- 73

--- 74

--- 75

--- 76

--- 77

--- 78

Pin Signal Pin

1 GND7 15

2 Data7+(B) 16

3 --- 17

4 GND6 18

5 Data6+(B) 19

6 GND5 20

7 Data5+(B) 21

8 --- 22

9 GND4 23

10 Data4+(B) 24

11 GND3 25

12 Data3+(B) 26

13 --- 27

Signal Pin

GND1 30

--- 32

GND0 33

--- 35

--- 37

Data6-(A) 38

--- 39

--- 40

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Pin Assignments

Signal

---

---

---

---

---

---

---

TxD7-(A)

TxD7+(B)

TxD6-(A)

TxD6+(B)

---

TxD5-(A)

TxD5+(B)

TxD4-(A)

TxD4+(B)

---

TxD3-(A)

TxD3+(B)

TxD2-(A)

TxD2+(B)

---

TxD1-(A)

TxD1+(B)

TxD0-(A)

TxD0+(B)

Signal

Data4-(A)

---

---

Data3-(A)

---

Data2-(A)

---

---

Data1-(A)

---

Data0-(A)

---

---


Pin Signal Pin

14 GND2 28

Signal Pin

--- 42

Signal

---

CP-168U

This board supports RS-232. With the OPT8F or OPT8Z accessory, it can support RS-422. With the

OPT8K or OPT8I accessory, it can support RS-422 and RS-485 (both 2 and 4-wire).


OPT8-M9


OPT8B


CP-168U DB62 (Female)


OPT8K, OPT8I


8×DB9 (Male)

8×DB25 (Male)

8×DB25 (Female)

OPT8-RJ45 8×RJ45


Pin Signal Pin

1 TxD0 22

2 DTR0 23

3 RxD1 24

4 DSR1 25

5 DCD1 26

6 TxD2 27

7 DTR2 28

8 RxD3 29

9 DSR3 30

10 DCD3 31

11 RxD4 32

12 DSR4 33

13 DCD4 34

14 TxD5 35

15 DTR5 36

16 RxD6 37

17 DSR6 38

18 DCD6 39

19 RxD7 40

20 DSR7 41

21 DCD7 42

POS-104UL


Signal Pin

RxD0 43

DSR0 44

DCD0 45

TxD1 46

DTR1 47

RxD2 48

DSR2 49

DCD2 50

TxD3 51

DTR3 52

GND 53

TxD4 54

DTR4 55

RxD5 56

DSR5 57

DCD5 58

TxD6 59

DTR6 60

GND 61

TxD7 62

DTR7

Signal

CTS0

RTS0

GND

CTS1

RTS1

CTS2

RTS2

GND

CTS3

RTS3

CTS4

RTS4

GND

CTS5

RTS5

GND

CTS6

RTS6

CTS7

RTS7

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Model

POS-104UL


DB44 (female) CBL-M44M9x4-50(POS)


Pin Signal Pin

1 TxD3 16

2 RxD3 17

3 RTS3 18

4 5V/12V/RI3 19

5 TxD2 20

6 RxD2 21

7 RTS2 22

8 5V/12V/RI2 23

9 TxD1 24

10 RxD1 25

11 RTS1 26

12 5V/12V/RI1 27

13 TxD0 28

14 RxD0 29

15 RTS0 30

CP-102UF


4×DB9 (male)

Signal Pin

CTS3 31

DTR3 32

DSR3 33

--- 34

CTS2 35

DTR2 36

Signal

DCD3

---

GND

---

DCD2

---

DSR2 37

--- 38

CTS1 39

DTR1 40

GND

---

DCD1

---

DSR1 41

--- 42

GND

DCD0

CTS0 43

DTR0 44

DSR0

5V/12V/RI0

GND

Port 1

Tx

Rx

Port 2

Tx

Rx

CP-102UF

P1 P2

Normal

Ring


DB9 (Male)

The following accessories provide DB9 (male) serial connectors for your UPCI board:

Accessory

CBL-M25M9x2-50

Board Connector Serial Connectors

DB25 (female) 2×DB9 (male)

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Accessory

CBL-M44M9x4-50

CBL-M44M9x4-50(POS)




OPT8-M9


CBL-M78M9x8-100

1 5



Pin Assignments

6 9

The pin assignments for the DB9 (male) serial connector are shown below. There are different pin assignments depending on the serial interface that your board is configured for.

Pin RS-232

1 DCD

RS-422

RS-485 (4W)

TxD-(A)

2 RxD TxD+(B)

RS-485 (2W)

---

---

3 TxD RxD+(B) Data+(B)

4 DTR RxD-(A) Data-(A)

5 GND

6 DSR

GND

---

GND

---

7 RTS

8 CTS

---

---

---

---

9 *5V/12V/RI ---

* The 5V/12V/RI signal only applies to the POS-104UL

---

DB25 (Male)

The following accessories provide DB25 (male) serial connectors for your UPCI board:

Accessory Board Connector Serial Connectors

OPT8B



1 13

14 25

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The pin assignments for the DB25 (male) serial connector are shown below. There are different pin assignments depending on the serial interface that your board is configured for.

Pin RS-232

RS-422

RS-485 (4W)

RS-485 (2W)


3 RxD TxD+(B)

4 RTS ---

5 CTS

6 DSR

---

---

---

---

---

---

7 GND

8 DCD

20 DTR

GND

TxD-(A)

GND

---

RxD-(A) Data-(A)

DB25 (Female)

The following accessories provide DB25 (female) serial connectors for your UPCI board:

Accessory

OPT8A, OPT8S, *OPT8F,

*OPT8Z, *OPT8K, *OPT8I


DB62 (female) 8×DB25 (female)

* The OPT8F, OPT8Z, OPT8K, and OPT8I are designed for use with the CP-168U only.

13 1

25 14

The pin assignments for the DB25 (female) serial connector are shown below. There are different pin assignments depending on the serial interface that your board is configured for.

OPT8A, OPT8S

Pin RS-232

RS-422

RS-485 (4W)

2 RxD TxD+(B)

RS-485 (2W)

---


4 CTS

5 RTS

---

---

---

---

6 DTR

7 GND

8 DCD

20 DSR

RxD-(A) Data-(A)

GND GND

TxD-(A)

---

---

---

OPT8F, OPT8Z, OPT8K, OPT8I

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Pin

RS-422

RS-485 (4W)

RS-485 (2W)

2 RxD+(B) Data+(B)

3 TxD+(B)

7 GND

14 RxD-(A)

16 TxD-(A)

---

GND

Data-(A)

---

RJ45

Pin Assignments

The following accessories provide RJ45 serial connectors for your UPCI board:

Accessory Board Connector Serial Connectors

1 8

The pin assignments for the RJ45 serial connector are shown below. Only RS-232 is supported. The

OPT8-RJ45 accessory should only be used with the CP-118U in RS-232 mode or with the CP-168U.

Pin RS-232

1 DSR

2 RTS

3 GND

4 TxD

5 RxD

6 DCD

7 CTS

8 DTR

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