A complete toolkit for connecting serial port scanners to the network (TCP): configure the DTU Ethernet module and verify on your PC in real time that scan data is being sent over the network.
Many scanners on industrial sites output serial data (RS232 / RS485), while MES, ERP and host systems only accept network data. A DTU Ethernet module in between performs the conversion — and this toolkit isa properly configured module, plus proof that it really communicates—the complete package for both.
| DTU Ethernet Module Configuration Tool | Search devices on the LAN, configure serial port and TCP client parameters |
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TCP Server Test Program mg_server2 | Acts as a server on the PC and displays the scan data sent up by the module in real time |
| Step-by-step guide | One in Chinese and one in English; just follow the steps |
mg_server2 as the server, scan a barcode, and check whether the content arrives in real time—if it does, the configuration is successful.For fixed-mount scanners with Ethernet output, choose XL-5090 Ethernet fixed-mount barcode scanner (RJ45 Ethernet port), removing the need for an external DTU module.