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Network Enabler SDK 2 Programmer’s Guide www.moxa.com/product Second Edition, March 2004 Moxa Technologies Co., Ltd. Tel: +886-2-8919-1230 Fa

Programmable Version of Network Enabler The model name NE-4110S, NE-4110A, NE-4120S, NE-4120A and NE-4100T are the standard versions running serial-t

Introduction SDK Function Group Overview The SDK Library contains six groups of function calls. The following table lists the six function call group

1-4 Network Enabler SDK 2 Programmer’s Guide

22 Chapter 2 Installing SDK This chapter covers the following items: ¾ How to install NE SDK2 utilities and Library ¾ How to install the Turbo C c

neci.h Declaration file for NECI API neci.lib Library file for NECI API necib.lib Library file for NECI API neci.chm NECI help file \ne

33 Chapter 3 Developing User Applications In this chapter, we cover the following items: ¾ Application Development Flow ¾ Software tools required

Development System Before getting started on application development, you need to make sure that all of the required equipment is set up and ready to

Developing User Applications For tlink.exe, the following parameters should be enabled or properly assigned. -s – detailed map of segment. For insta

Embedding a Private Key from the Command Line To give program developers a convenient alternative for producing an AP, EXE2AP can also be activated f

Developing User Applications Broadcast Search To access this function, select Broadcast Search under the Search menu, or click on the Broadcast Search

When the Search by IP Address window opens, type the IP address in the text input box, and then click OK. The Search by IP window will display the

Developing User Applications If the Locate Result is OK, then the Ready light on the located Network Enabler unit will blink steadily, allowing you t

Deselect All The Deselect All function is used to deselect all Network Enablers listed in the SDK Manager window. To use this function, select Desele

Developing User Applications Change Network Enabler Settings Setting Options Comments Module Name Alphanumeric Determined by user. Running Mode User

Serial Port Tab This section of the Configuration window allows you to modify the serial communication parameters. The modified parameters will be sa

Developing User Applications Private Key Tab As mentioned above, a private key is required for both the AP and the Network Enabler. To embed the priva

Auto IP Report In a dynamic IP environment, the Network Enabler’s IP address changes from time to time, making it hard for the host computer to locat

Developing User Applications Application Download Up to this point, we have only discussed how to configure the Network Enabler’s network and other pa

Run Application / Debug You should now be ready to run your application, but first we need to discuss the two Network Enabler operation modes. Choos

Developing User Applications The Debugger window will appear as shown in the figure at the right. From the SDK Debugger window, click on the Start App

1 Network Enabler SDK 2 Programmer’s Guide The software described in this manual is furnished under a license agreement and may be used only in acc

Debug The main debug approach for Network Enabler is to put the debug API in your source code as a debug symbol. The debug message will be sent to SD

44 Chapter 4 Application Deployment After your application has been tested and is ready to go, it’s time to deliver the Network Enabler with your s

Command Line Usage To speed up program development, EXE2FRM can also be activated from the DOS command line, as shown below. Simply type: EXE2FRM –K

55 Chapter 5 Programming Notes This chapter provides a more in-depth explanation of following topics. ¾ Flash ROM Access ¾ Serial I/O Buffer Flash

Writing Data Data is written sequentially into the flash according to your program’s instructions. Each time data is written, the offset address auto

66 Chapter 6 FAQs In this chapter, we present a short list of Questions and Answers that you can refer to to solve frequently encountered problems.

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Table of Contents Chapter 1 Introduction...

11 Chapter 1 Introduction Network Enabler SDK 2 (NE SDK2) is designed for the user who would like to run their own proprietary application on NE-410