Device Address

The information you enter here will be placed in the Special Options field in the Ports settings, with the following format:

-Ia -Pn -U

where:

• a = the destination IP address in standard Internet dot format. (For example, 192.9.2.60)

• n = the destination port (UDP socket) number. Often one physical port has several virtual ports, used for different purposes. The acceptable range is 1024 to 65535, with the default being 9600.

• -U = forces the driver to use UDP rather than TCP.

  Note: Declare a separate port for each CV PC on the network.