SMC Networks HPAV-ETH Manual page 15

CCo MAC Address
This window shows the Hardware MAC Address of the "CCo"(Central Coordinator) of
this Powerline network. The CCo is automatically appointed by the Powerline network
and cannot be changed unless the original CCo is unplugged.
Lower Window
The lower window lists all the SMCHPAV-ETH devices discovered in the current logical
Powerline network. This window will report each powerline device's connection status,
as shown in Figure 2.
TEI
Password
MAC Address
Bridged MAC Address
Speed(Mbps)
"Enter password" button
If you'd like to create a secure private network, you need to enter the password for the
devices. Please click on the device you want to add a password for and click the "Enter
Password" button. The "Set Device Password" dialog box will show up (Figure 3).
The TEI and MAC address of the selected device are shown in the dialog box. After
entering the password, click "OK" button. You can find the password for each device on
the backside of the device. The password typically appears as a number and letter code,
in groups of four, separated by dashes. If the input password does not match the
device's real password, an error message will appear and you need to try again.
The TEI shows the unique "Terminal Equipment Identifier" of each
SMCHPAV-ETH inside the Powerline network. The TEI is automatically
defined by the Powerline network and cannot be changed unless the device is
unplugged.
Shows the password for each SMCHPAV-ETH on the network. You can add
or chance the password by selecting a device and clicking the "Enter
Password" button.
Shows the Hardware MAC Address for each SMCHPAV-ETH on the network.
Shows the Hardware MAC Adress of the NIC that the SMCHPAV-ETH
connects to. If it´s not connected to a NIC, its default value is "ff:ff:ff:ff:ff:ff".
Shows the data transfer speed between the remote device and the local
device in Mbps (Million bits per second)
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