Setting Up A Modem Serial Device; Table 8-3 System Tab Default Values - Honeywell Rapid Eye System Administration Manual

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Setting Up a Modem Serial Device

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Table 8-3 System Tab Default Values (cont'd)
Box Group Name of Box/Button
IP Address
Subnet Mask
Gateway
MAC Address
Throughput High/Low
Signal Format NTSC / PAL
System Monitor Enable Status Pulse
Monitor Alarm Reporting
Max Network Data Regulate Data Rate
Send no more than [...]
kilobits per second
Local Monitoring Enable/Disable
a
Factory settings to identify the unit software and hardware.
b
Unavailable when DHCP is enabled. On networks that are not DHCP-enabled, the
DHCP default times out and is set to off.
c
Unavailable while Regulate Data Rate is not selected.
A dial-up connection is optional. Internal modems in Multi-Media units can remain unused,
if not needed for a dial-up connection.
Note Internal modems are only included with Multi-Media NTSC units. PAL units
will need an external modem for use with a dial-up connection.
Modem Settings
Modems are set up using the Serial Devices tab. The Serial Devices tab shows an Internal
Port that either lists a modem or nothing at all. If the Internal Port holds a modem, the
modem cannot be deleted. The internal port cannot receive devices from the New devices
or the Unassigned devices groups.
Default
b
172.25.2.1
b
255.255.0.0
b
172.25.100.4
a
N/A ; stored on unit, for DHCP use
Low
NTSC
Off; see
Off
Off
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c
Enable
Monitor, page
System 146