Destination Port Number (DP) setting

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Description (see Setting description format info here)

 

Function:Defines the port on the destination network host to which the DS will attempt to connect to

 

Set (S) command format:SDPppppp, where ppppp is the port number of the destination in the 0-65535 range

 

Get (G) command format:GDP

 

Init (I) command effect:Initialized unconditionally, through network command, serial command, or quick initialization

 

Post-initialization value:1001

 

Change takes effect:After reboot

 

Overriding param/instr:Destination Port Number (DP) Parameter, Establish Connection (CE) instruction

 

Relevance conditions:Current Routing Mode (RM) [setting/ parameter]= 1 (server/client) or 2 (client)

 

First introduced:Earlier than "baseline" V3.14/V3.51

 

See also:Ethernet port and network communications

 

Details

 

Destination Port Number defines the port of the network host to which the DS will attempt to establish an outgoing connection. When the DS will attempt to establish a connection to the destination host is defined by the Connection Mode (CM) setting. Destination IP-address the DS will attempt to connect to is defined by the current Destination IP-address (DI) [setting/ parameter/ instruction].

 

Destination Port Number is irrelevant when the current Routing Mode (RM) [setting/parameter] is 0 (server) since in this mode outgoing connections are not allowed.