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I am trying to send data from the Moxa Nport5150A with a RS232 message, but I am not sure about what settings I need to have on Kepware to successfully perform this communication. On the moxa webserver I can configure the operation mode (TCP/IP Client or Server, RealCOM and so on...). I know the IP Address of the moxa terminal server which I can use in kepware for identification. However, there's other settings like ID of the device or address of the tag which I do not know how to setup correctly. Also, I would like some clarification on what driver should be used for this and why. Thank you in advance!

If you are connecting using a Moxa, you would put in the IP address of the Moxa, as it is passing the calls from KEPServer to your device, and if you are connecting to a modbus device, the ID is the slave node of the device itself. The moxa needs to be configured properly to relay those requests and responses back and forth.

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As a last step the command to run needs to be specified. This triggers any time there is a change: chmod 755 /home/moxa/node-red-install.sh && /home/moxa/node-red-install.sh && node-red-start & The qbee agent writes this as root and the file needs to be made executable.

The default user name (not applicable for all models) is "admin", while the default password is "moxa".After entering the credentials, you should reach the main page of the Moxa's interal web server, which should look similar to the image below:

Moxa floss is processed from the dried leaves of Artemisia argyi Levl. Et Vant and used for moxibustion in Traditional Chinese Medicine.41,42Artemisia argyi is a common herbaceous perennial aromatic grass with a creeping rhizome belonged to the family compositae and widely distributed in Northeastern Asia, such as China, Mongolia, Japan, Korea and the Russian Far East regions.43 It is annually renewable, available in abundance and naturalized in dry and semiarid habitats, such as dry mountain slopes, steep river banks, coastal scrub, wasteland and along road and railway verges, which is beneficial to protect soil and water.44 The chemical composition of Artemisia argyi includes polysaccharides (natural cellulose), flavonoids, essential oil, triterpenoids, sesquiterpenoids, steroids, nitrogen compounds (amine, protein, amide, alkaloids, urea, etc.), carboxylic ester, and inorganics (sodium, calcium, potassium, magnesium, etc.).45,46 The leaves of Artemisis argyi are usually stored for different years before processing into moxa floss. During storage, a number of physicochemical and physiological changes occur. The aged and dried Artemisia argyi leaves are then subjected to several rounds of pulverization and sifting.47,48 Considering that Artemisia argyi leaves are abundant, cheap, and renewable biological resources,49 they should be a kind of promising carbon precursor for the production of carbon materials. To the best of our knowledge, there is no report on the use of Artemisia argyi leaves of different storage years as biomass precursor to synthesize carbons. Obviously, pursuing new potential applications of these leaves is a meaningful choice for enriching the use of Artemisia argyi. ff782bc1db