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| ===== CommandFusion Hardware Configuration ===== | ===== CommandFusion Hardware Configuration ===== | ||
| + | The LAN Bridge must be configured to route data from a specific TCP port to the on-board serial port on the CFLink bus that you want to communicate with via the virtual serial port.\\ | ||
| + | By default, the LAN Bridge will have TCP port 10208 bridged to the on-board COM port of the LAN Bridge. So you can use the IP Address of the LAN Bridge and port number 10208 in the HW VPS3 settings. | ||
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| + | Optionally you can also route data to another COM port in the CFLink network by creating a new TCP Server slot in the LAN Bridge "Slots" tab of System Commander.\\ | ||
| + | Use a port number that is not currently being used, eg. 10209. And make sure to set the ''Max Conn.'' amount to be a total of 25 or below when counting all the defined slots ''Max Conn.'' settings.\\ | ||
| + | Then the slot needs to be bridged to the CFLink ''Destination Slot'' and set the CFLink ID to match the ID of the device you want to use the on-board COM port of.\\ | ||
| + | Leave ''Module'' empty and set ''TX Command'' to ''TCFXSPW'' and ''RX Command' to ''RCFXSPR'' | ||
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