HW-VX IP Protocol

These devices:

  • HW-VX6346KL
  • HW-VX6330K have TCP/IP interface that can be set, and queried by sending UDP packet to the device.

A command frame has this format: Command Letter + Command Parameter + Parameter.

Command

Command codeDescription
LLogin Device Command
OExit setup command
EDevice restart command
IDevice initialization command
SSet device command
GGet a parameter of the current device command
PTemporary parameter setting command
X - EchoDetect all device status commands
UDetect device attached status command
BLock / Point Device Command
RReset Overflow Command
ASet IP address command
WSelect broadcast mode
VGet current version command
NDetect network port command

Response

Response codeDescription
ACommand executed successfully
CCommand error
RDevice refuses to execute command
DCan’t connect to the device
FCommand execution failed

Command parameter

Network command parameter

  • ON: Username
  • DN: Device name
  • FE: MAC address
  • DH: DHCP
    • 0: disabled
    • 1: enabled
  • IP: IP Address
  • PN: Port number
  • TP: Transmission protocol
    • 0: UDP
    • 1: TCP
  • BU: Accepts broadcast packets
    • 0: Doesn’t accept
    • 1: Accepts
  • IB: Support inband
    • 0: Doesn’t accept
    • 1: Accept
  • CT: Connection timeout
  • RM: Working mode
    • 0: Server
    • 1: Server or Client
    • 2: Client
  • CM: The way the device is connected to the server when the device is a client Or connect when the command arrives,
    • 0: Connect immediately when the device is powered on
    • 1: Connect when data or commands arrive
    • 2: Connect when commands arrive
    • 3: Connect when there is a command or DSR is high
  • DP: destination port number
  • GI: gateway IP address
  • NM: network mask
  • ND: Device information return port (0—the last port used by the device, 1—65535)

Serial command parameter

  • SI: Serial working mode
    • 0—full duplex
    • 1—half duplex
    • 2—automatic identification
  • FC: flow direction control (RTS / CTS signal setting)
    • 0—not used
    • 1—used
  • DT: DTR setting
    • 0—not used
    • 1—used
  • BR: Baud rate setting (
    • 0 (1200bps)
    • 1 (2400bps)
    • 2 (4800bps)
    • 3 (9600bps)         - 4 (19200bps)         - 5 (38400bps)         - 6 (57600bps)         - 7 (115200bps)
    • 8 (150bps)
    • 9 (300bps)
    • 10 (600bps)
    • 11 (28800bps)
  • PR: parity bit setting
    • 0—no parity
    • 1—even
    • 2—odd
    • 3—mark
    • 4—space)
  • BB: Bit setting (0-7 bits, 1-8 bits)
  • SE: Whether to set the device through the network port data channel
    • 0—forbidden
    • 1—through intercharacter time
    • 2—Do not pass the time between characters)
  • RC: serial port adaptive function
    • 0—not used
    • 1—used
  • OP: Set the password for the On-the-Fly function
    • 0—Do not use secret
    • 1—Use password
  • NB: Set the signal of the monitored I / O

Data packaging settings

  • ML: Maximum data packet length
  • MD: Minimum inter-character delay
  • SA: Whether to use a start character
    • 0—any character is a start character
    • 1—use one character as a start character
  • F1: Use a start character
    • 0—not used
    • 1—used
  • S1: Select a character as the start character
  • U1: Use a stop character
    • 0—not used
    • 1—used
  • E1: Choose one as a stop character