# Welcome

## Node TC Router

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This Nodejs package enables communication with the Phoenix Contact TC Router. The TC Router is a 4G industrial router with built in firewall and networking services. This driver supports basic status information collection, controlling and reading IO, sending and receiving text messages, and sending emails.

```bash
npm i --save @phoenixcontactusa/node-tcrouter
```

Before being able to communicate with a TC Router device, you'll need to set up the "socket server" feature of the device. More information on this can be found in [hardware setup](https://zmink.gitbook.io/node-tcrouter/setup/device-setup).

The TCRouter class constructor accepts 3 arguments

```javascript
//TCRouter(ip,remotePort,timeout)
//ip - ip address of the TC Router
//remotePort - open port on the TC Router (1432 by default)
//timeout - timeout in millseconds before closing client connection
var router = new TCRouter("192.168.0.1", 1432, 5000);
```


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