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** Transport security, unlike access security, specifies on how the data should be encrypted when being transferred via the TCP/IP or Serial communication lines. This parameter can also be found in the user manual of the DLMS Server. It has 4 possible levels of security.

** Transport security, unlike access security, specifies on how the data should be encrypted when being transferred via the TCP/IP or Serial communication lines. This parameter can also be found in the user manual of the DLMS Server. It has 4 possible levels of security.

Finally, once we have configured the physical DLMS device, we can test if our configuration up until this point was correct by enabling the DLMS Client package, the created physical device instance, saving the settings, and pressing the TEST button:

Finally, once we have configured the physical DLMS device, we can test if our configuration up until this point was correct by enabling the DLMS Client package, the created physical device instance, saving the settings, and pressing the TEST button:

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