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What is the difference between the CPU and the Panel IP address?
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Eduardo Margulis
Nov-7th, 2017 12:03
  • The CPU IP is used for communicating using raw protocol (TCP TX & TCP RX utilities). For example, a barcode scanner connected to UniStream via Ethernet.
  • The Panel IP is generally used for downloading applications, viewing via VNC and online Test mode, and sending SMS or email.
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 UniStream & UniLogic Communication FAQ

  • Is UniStream EtherNet/IP™ compliant?
  • UniStream and USB serial device
  • Can the two Ethernet ports on the Panel act as a switch? (Bridging)
  • What is the difference between the CPU and the Panel IP address?
  • How do I remotely access UniStream via VNC viewer?
  • What communications ports does the PLC have and what protocols are supported?
  • How many Ethernet connections can I have connected to a UniStream at one time?
  • Where and how many COM modules can I connect to a single UniStream?
  • What modems are supported by the UniStream PLC?
  • How do I set up a modem, and what hardware will I need?
  • Does the UniStream have Web Server capabilities?
  • Does the UniStream support SSL encryption for email, such as Gmail?
  • If the UniStream memory is dynamically allocated –lexical tags- how do I assign an address to the tags I wish to read/write using MODBUS communications?
  • What type of USB device can be connected to the USB host port of the UniStream?

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