Difference between revisions of "How to Install a MOXA Device Driver in Windows"
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# Click on the "Add" button.<br><br> | # Click on the "Add" button.<br><br> | ||
# Click on the "Search" button.<br><br> | # Click on the "Search" button.<br><br> | ||
− | # Close the Search window. If it asks if you want to add this device as a COM port, then say no if you intend to change the IP in the MOXA. | + | # Close the Search window. If it asks if you want to add this device as a COM port, then say no if you intend to change the IP in the MOXA.<br><br> |
# Set the IP address of the computer port so that the first three octets match the MOXA just located. For example, in this case we use "192.168.126". Then we add ".1" to the end.<br><br> | # Set the IP address of the computer port so that the first three octets match the MOXA just located. For example, in this case we use "192.168.126". Then we add ".1" to the end.<br><br> | ||
# Load an internet browser and type "192.168.126.254" (per the note above, some use 192.168.127.254) in the address box and press Enter.<br><br> | # Load an internet browser and type "192.168.126.254" (per the note above, some use 192.168.127.254) in the address box and press Enter.<br><br> |
Revision as of 21:05, 5 November 2016
Use this video to learn how to install a MOXA device driver for connection to a bender for linking to a virtual COM port through a network.
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Programming the MOXA with FACTORY Settings
Follow these steps to program a MOXA NPort with factory settings (the videos above assume that this has already been performed).
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