The production of Unipi Axon units was discontinued. The Axon line was replaced by the next generation named Unipi Patron.

Serial port maps

See the table below to find out how the physical RS485/RS232 serial port lines are mapped into Linux ports within /dev/.

Axon

Alternatively, all serial ports with N (eg. /dev/ttyNS0) mentioned below are also accessible via /dev/extcomm/Y/X, where Y is the number of section, and X is the number of the serial port.

RS485-1 RS232(485)-2 RS485-3 RS485-4
S105ttyNS0ttyS2ttyS1x
S115ttyNS0ttyS0ttyS2ttyS1
S155ttyNS0ttyS2ttyS1x
S165 LTEttyNS0ttyS1xx
S205ttyS1xxx
S215ttyS1ttyS2xx
S505ttyS1xxx
S515ttyS1ttyS2xx
S605ttyS1ttyS2xx
RS485-1.1 RS232(485)-1.2 RS485-1.3 RS485-2.1
M205ttyNS0ttyS2ttyS1x
M265 LTEttyNS0ttyS1xx
M505ttyNS0ttyS2ttyS1ttyNS1
M515ttyS1ttyS2xttyNS0
M525ttyNS0ttyS2ttyS1ttyNS1
M535ttyS1ttyS2xttyNS0
M565 LTEttyNS0ttyS1xttyNS1
L205ttyNS0ttyS2ttyS1x
L505ttyNS0ttyS2ttyS1ttyNS1
L525ttyNS0ttyS2ttyS1ttyNS1

USB converters (FTDI, CH34x, PLxxxx and CPxxxx) are also supported by default. For using other gateways or devices, installation of drivers is necessary.

USB1 /dev/serial/by-port/0
USB2 /dev/serial/by-port/1
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